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hope we can say the same for kevin. did you know that kevin's platoon commander was relieved of his duties? specialist clay mentioned that to me when i saw him at the hospital. i wasn't aware that you'd spoken to clay. yes, i had. why didn't you tell me? because i wasn't sure if it was relevant. what is this, captain meyers, don't ask, don't tell? agent malone, i can't tell you much if i don't know much. let me ask you something. do you believe clay's version of the firefight in tikrit? i'm not sure. have you talked to whiting? i tried, but he never called me back. well, now he's gone. yes. and that makes you nervous. yes. 'cause you're missing a hero? you're not sure he's a hero now? because i can't figure out what the hell happened over there. then why don't you dig deeper? i was supposed to conduct a routine interview to award a medal... but i don't think anybody wants me going to iraq and asking questions. so, why call me? i called you because a soldier is missing, and i think it has something to do with what happen

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and so did kevin. i think kevin's up to something. i saw him over at ubicool last week, at night. he was with a tall thin guy. i-i-i think he's the boss there. kevin used to work for the military-- um, biometrics. do you know what that is? we do. and then ubicool shows up. and-and no one's ever heard of them, and they all have $7,000 computers. i mean, where are they getting that money? where do you think? i don't want to know. i gotta get back. people will notice if i'm gone too long. now he's got me nervous. not half as nervous as him. (kevin) i think i told you everything i know yesterday. except the part about visiting ubicool last week. okay, sure. i'm trying to get a job there. but i have a contract with revocomp. it could get ugly. those photos, those are from the surveillance tape? i worked on facial recognition software for the d-o-d. i just happened to like the faces. anything else you didn't tell us? um, i saw that guy aidan on the roof. i didn't say anything because then i would've had to tell you i spoke to boaz at ubicool about seeing his guy on the roof. what did he

name an actor named kevin. >> kevin bacon. steve: kevin bacon. >> kevin costner. steve: kevin costner. >> yeah! we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. >> yeah! >> whoo! steve: hey, vicki, let's just do it. name an actor named kevin. >> kevin allen. >> good answer. >> good answer. steve: kevin allen. [buzzer] audience: aww... steve: only one strike, amber. give me an actor named kevin. >> kevin spacey. >> yeah! steve: kevin spacey. [applause] only one strike, heather. >> kevin mann. i have no idea. [applause] >> good answer. steve: kevin mann. whoo! big boy. [buzzer] audience: aww... steve: all right, rebecca, you got 2 strikes. the mcnulty family can steal and they will win the game. >> i'm gonna go with kevin farley. i don't know. >> good answer. good answer. [applause] >> it's his brother. >> my favorite, yeah. steve: all right. chris' brother kevin farley. [buzzer] [cheering and applause] mcnultys, let me give you the news here because it doesn't really get any cleaner than this. if it's not there, the mayfield family wins the game. it is down to this one

kevin blanco, i need you to come and cuff it up. blanco? he's ignoring the issues. >> they want to sit there and play their little [ bleep ] games. keep me in the cell. they want to keep me there. i'll give them reason to keep me in the cell. y'all thought i was playing when i told you that. y'all want to keep me in the cell. here's y'all reasons. >> kevin blanco, i'm giving you a directive to come out. >> okay and i'm refusing. >> any time inmates refuse to peacefully exit their cells, officers must move forward with standard extraction protocol. >> what's going on, blanco? >> man, come on. y'all can go. >> no, i'm not coming out. y'all want a reason to [ bleep ]. >> branch on the 19 yard. 1510, blanco's refusing to come out. gave him his first directive. time now is 4:50. >> blanco is taking -- basically he's taking his rec pen hostage and he's refusing to come out. you know, this happens. they'll take things hostage. they'll take their food for houston. they'll take a shower hostage. if it will get the attention they want they will take

. >> yeah, well, you know kevin. he's a tough guy, so he'll pull through. >> i don't understand why someone just do that, just keep going on. >> kevin's parents said that the police got the guy. he was drunk. >> dad, can i have a minute alone with him? >> yeah, sure, but don't take too long. you know, he's about to go into surgery soon, all right? >> yes, sir. >> all right, i'll be right outside. >> you made us miss the movie. it's all right, though. it didn't get good reviews anyway. this your way of getting girls? it's not the -- it's not the way... girls usually don't like guys that's in nightgowns. look... i don't know if you can hear me or not. please, don't die on me, okay? you're my best friend. who else will i hang out with? who else will i dunk on? you're like a brother to me. just please don't die on me, okay? just please don't die on me. okay? >> hey, hey, calvin! boy, you sharp. boy, you lookin' mighty clean. >> mm-hmm. >> lookin' so fine, you should be on the cover of a magazine. >> what's up, calvin? yo

kevin wasn't hurt. very spectacular crash. >> perfect scenario is right. safely out of danger and in the arms of friends and family, it turns out kevin's little tire snag probably saved his life. >> you know, i would have to say that if kevin had cleared that cable and he'd sailed on out of the racetrack, he probably had a 20 or 25-foot drop to the other side. with that momentum and that speed, it is quite entirely possible that he could have made the parking lot and it could have been a much worse accident than it actually was. >> after kevin's out of the car, it's no small affair to untangle the mess. >> one of the track workers actually had to take that tire off. he actually had to physically take the tire off to unstring the car. and what we did, we took a bucket loader and lifted the car up to take the tension off of that cable. and that was what freed the car eventually. >> sprint car racing is a sport that's all about taking risks. >> i think the reason that kevin ended up flipping his race car as violently as he did is kevin and his crew made a gue

- [drumming on table] - ♪ go kevin catastrophic 2 ♪ go kevin go kevin ♪ it's my birthday - great. - it was a good job yesterday. - that's it? good? the best word brick street can come up with to describe my spectacularlyimpossible display of extemporaneous commentary is "good"? look, are you sure you're brick street? because what you're doing right now is not only embarrassing. it's unfathomable. it's incredulous. it's deplorable. it's abysmal and downright ridiculous. look, man. i don't know who you are. but you need to take off that scooby-doo brick street mask and quit messing up his good name. - all right. all right. i'm a pompous megalomaniacal ass. yeah. in the words of the streets, i was hating the player when in fact i should have been hating the game. it's my bad. - well, thanks for the shot. - just so you know though, the guys upstairs are pretty impressed with you. you're getting bumped up. - to what? - morning sports anchor. they wanted to put you on with me. [laughs] no. - are you serious? - about the anchor thing, yes. - [laughs] oh, brick! hey, man! - hey, hey, ow, ow, o

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so i called kevin, you know. i said look kevin the factory you know caught fire. he got mad, you know? he said what happened to the factory? so why didn't you send somebody to get our things out? >> success apparel accused simco of subcontracting the order without their knowledge. and wal-mart blamed their supplier: success. but simco insists that success knew about tazreen... and that wal-mart also would have known because its own database - retail link - requires suppliers to identify where orders are being filled >> retail link is supposed to have a record of every factory authorized to produce more goods, every factory engaged in the production of wal-mart goods. >> in may, wal-mart named over 240 factories it would no longer work with, saying it had a zero tolerance policy for unauthorized subcontracting. simco was one of them. >> if there were no shorts found in tazreen then business would have gone on as usual. it's like everybody knows what's going on. it's an open secret. but getting caught on camera, or i think in the act, then you have to disown everyth

kevin rudd thomas kicked thismob out -- kevin rudd, kick out.mob >> thank you very much. let's remind ourselves who the main protagonists are. current prime minister kevin rudd who toppled julia gillard in june has called an election for september 7. set on replacing him is tony abbott, the leader of the liberal national party opposition. getting involved, rupert murdoch's news corporation am of the dominant player in the newspaper market and whose australian "daily telegraph" opposes kevin rudd. guest.peak to our are australian making -- australians making of this? that is not his official nationality now. >> he has not had a residency in australia for quite some time now. he has been focusing on his american and british enterprises. rupert murdoch is always going to be a looming figure. one of the most well-known australians in the world right now, probably ever. what rupert murdoch says does have a lot of weight. when it comes to the general public, though, i don't think they really put a lot of standing in what he would say. that being said, australia is not used to t

on larry king now the backstreet boys howie kevin a.j. brian and nick. this was. i mean these guys actually became more families in mind and they actually raised me and. actually brian mentioned to me that they were my car he and his guardians they talked about their tour that's the one that everybody knows but you know we didn't do that by fantasies but when we have all of them and the stage was on up the stage leans split our pants cavanagh's the time he was up on the wires up and floating in their hands while downs ripped off it's all next on larry king now. welcome to an unusual edition of larry king now our guest today are musical phenomenon of the backstreet boys they've sold more than one hundred thirty million records worldwide their ninth studio album called in a world like this is in stores now and their worldwide tour started august second in chicago we are shooting this from the verizon wireless amphitheater in irvine california and they'll be performing here on this tour in september and we're talking with kevin riches and how he doro brian littrell a

why is kevin durant? >> wait a minute, justin bieber goes to basketball games. >> you get a bobblehead, not actual players. if only we could talk to -- >> hello, tyson, how are you? i saw a picture of you, justin bieber and kevin durant. how did that happen? >> justin is a friend of mine, i went over to his house and had a few words with him. e.oh, like a talking to? no, no. justin's doing great. he's just living, 19-year-old young man. >> check the website. but maybe there was another reason the guys stopped by. >> can we state the obvious, how stoned they look? >> what is the probability that two basketball players go to justin bieber's house and they're not high? >> kevin durant is not a smoker. kind of a quiet boy. >> so i take it back. yeah, yeah. in fairness, if you were playing the feud, what would you do with justin bieber's house, i would say, it would be on the board. >> good answer, good answer! now we need a couple of others. why is justin's shirt off and who's this guy? >> the white guy in th

. >> karen -- kevin and then rahon, then tony and lauren. >> hi. >> he's going to speak with this video. >> terrick is going to speak with the video. >> when rahon comes up, we can play a video. >> come on up. >> i'm 16 years old and i grew up with the first tea and we actually placed this program -- we started the program with four people. it was me, jona, davon and malick and we grew up from the projects and there was gunshots. it started as a tea program and they asked us to play golf. we were, like, golf. we didn't play golf. they took us to harden park. we didn't know what it was. it was this facility and it had lines and you can see where people stationed a hit and we said we like this. and one day we started hitting golf and they said do you want to do this every saturday. and we said "can we." they said we're going to pick you up and do that. and we said who else wanted to join. we started calling up our buddies and they sad, brother, we don't play golf. and now we're sitting at the table and going, remember when you didn't play golf. and now all of us play golf and they gave us

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my name is kevin edelman. i'm from long island. i have a beautiful wife, suzanne, of 7 1/2 years, a 16-month-old daughter, juliana, and my best friend, chris, who i've known for 12 years, 'cause he was my waiter at a diner. [ laughter ] that's how it started -- chicken noodle soup, all the time. yeah, well, that's -- well, that's good. boy, you get close to your servers, don't you? that's it. chris, how about you? my name's chris tsalikis. i have three beautiful children -- samantha, anastasia, and christopher. i have an amazing girl named michelina. and i'm a video-production manager. and like kevin said, we've been friends for 12 years, and he's actually the godfather of my son. well, that's good. and, plus, you won some money already -- that's a good deal, too. that doesn't hurt. no, not at all. good luck the rest of the way. hello. hi, pat. let's hear about you guys. i'm sheila campbell. i'm a registered nurse in port jefferson, new york. i work in an emergency room. i have a wonderful husband, jimmy, who is a new york city fir

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they don't say, i'm worried about kevin. [laughter] put it this way, it doesn't matter what happened. there's a series of hearings. i testified for three and a half hours, and i tell the story, i have a note that ordered to write after the phone call by the editor of the spotlight team, and the judge asked, the government, do you put him on the stand to rebut the testimony? they would not put him up there because he would have purged himself or he would have taken the fifth, and they would have had to do something. they would have had to do something to tom, and instead, they just let him, no, we're not putting him up. the judge says, i accept the testimony, especially given you will not rebut it, and agent daily retires with a nice, full, fat pension. >> well, i feel good every time i fill out a tax form now. >> that's the thing about this. it's what they say about the justice department and the fbi. >> i agree. >> it's corruption at the worst. >> do you think it's flushed out now? >> no. >> no, i think what will be interes

why is kevin durant? >> wait a minute, justin bieber goes to basketball games. >> you get a bobblehead, not actual players. >> hello, tyson, how are you? you, justinure of bieber and kevin durant. how did that happen? friend of mine, i went over to his house and had a with him. justin's doing great. he's just living, 19-year-old young man. check the website. anothere there was reason the guys stopped by. >> can we state the obvious, how they look? >> what is the probability that two basketball players go to justin bieber's house and high?e not >> kevin durant is not a smoker. >> i take it back. yeah, yeah. playingess, if you were the feud, what would you do with justin bieber's house, i would the board.ld be on good answer!r, now we need a couple of others. off andustin's shirt who's this guy? photo,white guy in the he's a -- he has a shirt on. oh, my god! >> what's up. >> we have brian cowell, comedian who was in the "hangover." there's a company in honduras. >> they made their workers wear diapers to ke

and my guest kevin spacey stars in the house of cards as a scheming congressman. i'll asked him why he switched to documentaries. in boston, mobster whitey bulger has been convicted on 31 counts. here in new york, tighty whitey bulger continues his run for mayor. this is is the colbert report. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen, stephen, stephen! tephen: welcome to the report. good to have you with us. thank you, in here, out there. listen, america and all the ships at sea, folks, if you watch this show -- and i hope you do -- you know that i am a proud supporter and occasional savior of the winter olympics. in 2010, the colbert nation sponsored the u.s. speedskaters who took home the gold but, folks, i'm no hero. i'm the guy who funded the hero so i'm more important than the hero. but a new crisis may force me to dust off my red, white and blue nuthugger. jim? >> the winter olympics in russia are just about six months away and there is growing controversy over new antigay laws and about the safety of gay people visiting russia. also gay at

in irvine california and they'll be performing here on this tour in september and we're talking with kevin riches how he doro brian littrell a.j. mclean and nick carter they comprise the phenomenal backstreet boys how did all this start with you guys start we started twenty years ago in orlando florida all from orlando no actually brian and i are cousins were from kentucky and these three gentlemen nick a.j. and how we are from the central florida area tampa and how did it hooked up how does it happen that you would switch. oh boy band well these guys he's got the start of it right and then they had nick unfortunately they had two other guys sides kevin and myself you were seven no no they were five before five guys these three and two other guys besides me and brian and then i came in and took place one guy and then we needed another guy so i called my cousin in kentucky brian and he came down and so rose twenty years ago two guys who left have been living in depression. for them and they were and yeah they were taken to sell so i think it was i think it's like the beatle drama. i intervi

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kevin and i had become friends and worked with the "associated press" and kevin and i both have a love for military affairs and military stories and we reported extensively on the military and written about the military. one day kevin said to me in no, there was a mission back in 1967 in which the green berets went down to bolivia to train bolivians to go hunt che guevara. and i said yeah, okay but who is che guevara "x. is he relevant? i was being a little sarcastic but he said no, really why don't we just take a look at it and why do we duart to chill engines and see what's -- due diligence diligence -- due diligence. there are been so many rumors of che, what happened to che and how he died and we decided let's at least look at what it did written about the green berets rolled in the mission in 1967. so we started our due diligence which was reading books going on line and seeing what had been written and what we found was there were dozens and dozens of books written about che and about castro and politics that every time the bolivia mission was mentioned the green berets were mayb

the only problem, he's not the right kevin lewis. the real winner was another man named kevin lewis who was home at the time. the spokesman at the casino gave this explanation. >> there are a lot of similarities between these two with age and things like that. it was one of those mistakes that happen. >> they were both named kevin lewis. >> it has a two step verification process that failed. the casino says they do the right think for their guests and awarded both men with million dollar winnings. >> now your forecast. >> much of the mid-atlantic region it was a 90 degree day especially from baltimore south. we are at 90 at the airport. 1 in richmond. little bit cooler to the north and west and that's the cooler air that's trying to come into here. we won't feel that until wednesday. did hit 90 at the airport. 99 the record high. that will stand for another year. >> how many 90 degree days have we had? 19 of them. that's a drop from last year, 41 times as of august 12 last year. many of those were up in the 100's. normal is 19. we've

if you like to send some clothes here for kevin, kind of a salvation army deal, we can. >> kevin says give him a raise then. >> you go first, i will match whatever you give him. >> you know. you are working so hard. >> i made him. listen ... >> i'm just saying. >> this guy was a video game player, smoked cigars. lived a wildlife. i brought him in and made him a man. give him another shot. i'm tires of saying the sam thing. i made that guy a man. >> on that note, have a good weekend everybody. female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom w

between these two kevin lewises like age and one of those things. it was one of those mistakes you probably couldn't have scripted if you wanted to. >> the two-step verification process failed so both kevins win. the casino has actually awarded both men the $1 million giveaway. rightfully so, right? >>> training exercises just got a lot more real for police in one bay area city. at 5:00 we'll take you inside their new high-tech simulator and show you what it does when officers make a wrong move. >>> can you believe they gave them bow a million dollars? >> can you imagine if they took it back? terrible pr for both. >>> have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, do you see the 10% back in points, aw baby, i'm seeing triple again. plus another 10%, plus free shipping? yeah. you're good. this is the member triple play deal. this is sears. >> brooke: no. no. i-i don't know what katie did, but we can't. >> bill: [ sighs ] >> bill: you know anything about that? i found this last night. [ door opens ]

so, kevin, is the president right? do americans trust the nsa in are they apathetic or is is there an atmosphere of mistrust? >> this is quite different in the sense that it doesn't break along the typical partisan or ideological lines that usually break along here in washington. that's why you have some republicans and democrats that are somewhat support of i the president and i think that's also a reflection of w there are consistents you. the first the president mentioned part of his reform would be section 215 of the patriot act. i worked at the department of justice when they reauthorized the patriot act. that is a very misunderstood and easily demagogued issue. it's going to be a challenge for him as he works through some of the reforms there. the second part is he said he wants to work with congress. the question is is whether or not that is rhetoric or he really wants to put it into practice. >>, hillary. what we heard from the president is exactly what you'd want to hear from a president of the 21st century. t

please welcome kevin spacey. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] thanks for coming back. nice to see you. nice suit. >> thank you. stephen: you look like an extra in "to kill a mockingbird." attica's stunt double. thank you for coming back. >> i was trying to give you that southern feeling today. >> stephen: you've got it baryks. you've got it. you were here for many reasons. other than you like hanging out obviously but you are a famed actor, writer, director, two-time oscar winner, currently star of the netflix series "house of cards" in which you play... [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i did read that well. and nominated for nine emmys, this show. nine! wow! okay. i've got a beef about this though. kev... >> me or the show. stephen: it's not a tv show. it's an internet show. i have a tv show, okay. you are admittedly the jackie robinson of the internet. you are bringing the show... why should you get an award for tv when you're not on tv? what do you want next, the heisman? defend yourself. >> look, it's where things have been going for the last, you know, you look

j.d.: fastball, slider, split rom kevin gregg. fastball sits around 90-91 miles an hour for the most part. ajor league average. could have been. the arms of holliday, man, you need some furniture moved? he's your guy. refrigerator in one arm, the ouch in the other. len: deep to right. schierholtz. can't get it. it's a home run. with two tonight. 6-5. insurance run? somewhere awfully big. first time it was a line drive into the left. goes off here. len: 15 on the season. now freese. till a lead down to a run now. oh, that deflects off gregg and goes right to castro and they get the second out and everybody on the infield heads right to kevin gregg. he wants the ball. j.d.: ha ha, he's so calm. what's the big deal, fellows. ooh, that's scary. that will go 1- 6-3. j.d.: find out just where it got him. len: oh, man. ack of the right shoulder? freese very upset. needed a line shot. thought it was going to get him to center. shake it off a little bit. j.d.: sturdy as those big christmas trees he grows out there in oregon. en: so a fortu

y viajaron hasta la oficina del congresista republicano kevin mccarthy en bakersfield take vo ---donde le pidieron que apoye el proyecto de reforma aprobado por el senado en junio que legalizaria roll open under a unos 11 millones de indocumentados que viven en el pas take 2 box ---mayra tostado nos cuenta mas, adelante mayra. 0:01 0:10 0:29 1:42 intro ---buenas tardes, asi es.. los activistas dicen que mccarthy y los republicanos son el mayor obstaculo para reformar el sistema migratorio y piden que escuchen sus plegarias. pkg el movimiento para lograr una reforma migratoria suena cada vez mas fuerte en california. centenares de vehiculos en todo el estado se dirigieron hoy a bakersfield para exigir ante la oficina del congresista republicano kevin mccarthy que la camara de representantes apruebe una reforma antes de que finalice el aÑo. "l tiene mucha influencia, es el que decide o que exige como deben de votar todos los congresistas en california". lideres sindicales del estado aseguran que al menos 22 congresistas republicanos han expresado publicamente su apoyo a la reforma migra

and yet kevin could have gone. he was so brilliant. his father was prouder of kevin for working his way to the top enforcer than the two that went to harvard. there was a culture about the place. and loyalty did mean erg. that takes us to how the story starts with whitey being cultivated an fbi informant. it's an fbi agent that grew up in the projects who recruit him to be an fbi informant. >> that agent john connelly. the thing that was interested, and there are so many interesting aspect about the bulger story even the stuff where he's part of the cia research project with when he's in police and, you know, who knows what the lasting effect of giving him lsd was. you'll hear it during his trial. but the really striking thing is this intertwined corruption of the mob and the fbi. if and so they thought -- first of all, did they think they were making an informant out of him? was it simply, you know, a bad idea corrupted at the core? >> one of the things we talked about this while we were planning the book out. could it have happened i

the kevin and rachel >> dowling story... >> every dollar and every penny that we were able to hustle, steal, or con somebody out of went to the dope man. i mean that was our god. i was sitting at the kitchen table and pat just kept telling me you know, kevin, god loves you and he will always love you no matter what. it was right there when i just felt something move in my heart, and she asked me, kevin, are you...do you want to give your life to the lord? and i'll tell you that was the greatest thing i ever did in my life. i mean i just received jesus right there... right in her kitchen and i was so excited, i mean it was so joyful. >> it was awesome! >> from addiction to freedom... from life on the streets to a charis bible college classroom... and sharing the bread of life. the kevin and rachel dowling story check our this story and more >> at awmi.net >> andrew's teaching on romans is available on either cd or dvd as seen on tv in the series titled the gospel: the power of god. or you can get this teaching in the book titled grace: the power of the gospel in either english or spani

towards an oligarch you say your answer is no jesse james the answer is yes maybe no qualified kevin your your answer is sort of you can use it as a supporting structure for the foundation of the middle class you can't have you can't have a large low income wage earner people and you can have a large group of a pie and compete well you have to have in the middle so what you have to build your foundation at some point into those basic structures are the low paying jobs which allow you to then get experience to get the training to get the this experience essentially in order to move up into the middle class you have to start somewhere so almost a yes i don't think anybody ok i will say yes but there has been digression from what historically would be check out this chart this is a this is productivity and wages and as productivity has gone up historically in america from george washington to ronald reagan as people got more productive the readline they made more money for their employers their employers paid them more following raygun employers stopped paying the employees and started

kevin, ready to see? >> absolutely ready. >> all righty. she's here, as you know, with kevin. and let's take one last look at mary watkins before and bring out the new mary watkins. hold on, kevin. not yet. >> oh, wow! okay. everybody is looking sensational. kevin, are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> take a gander at your bride. >> oh, my! very nice. >> yes, mary, turn around and see what he's talking about. >> yes, i do. >> oh, my! i love it! >> i knew there would be a redhead. >> beautiful. >> thank you. >> a little red because it is the fourth of july. >> exactly. >> great. >> and again, this is bridget with, again, look at the detail she did to the bangs. the shaping around the face, what it did. and the most important thing, she needed to learn a new palette of makeup. which enid oh gave her the new shade to go with her new warm hair color. >> i love that dress. so pretty and flirty. >> okay. so it's red. because it's their anniversary and they're going to red lobster, which is the first place they ever went after they got married. so we wanted to give her a fabulous red dres

kevin spacey is here. he is an oscar and tony award-winning actor. he's also the artistic director of the old v, c these never london. this year he has is the star of netflix first original series, house of cards. he plays a scheming politician named frank underwood as he navigates his way through washington. he is nominated for an emmy for best lead actor for his performance. i'm pleased to have him back at this table. welcome back, sir. >> thank you. glad to be here. >> rose: i want to talk about two things. one, the phenomenon of that, and netflix, and then the actual series itself. how did you get involved? what is your role? >> i'm both the leading actor and an executive producer. and it really began when david fincher got wind, wile we were shooting social network, not shabby as a director at all, while we were shooting social network which you know i produced. david got wind that the rights to this original bbc series house of cards were available. and mrc had them. and so we began a discussion david and i about did we want to work together ag

committee of concerned veterans for america story that turned union organizer and author and poet and kevin callie political commentator thank you all for joining us tonight. so take a look at this headline we cannot build a strong equitable economy low paying jobs true or false just a j well it depends upon what perspective you're looking at it from right now if an employer has to hire somebody at a certain wage they're going to try to get the most qualified employee that they can if you're delegating what they must pay then they're going to hire somebody who has probably a basket degree for a job that only pays eight dollars an hour so actually minimum wage can actually hurt you know if i let initials were we're talking about an economy. you can't build a strong equitable economy absolutely that ninety five percent of people in the united states are not on minimum wage ok so you can't build a strong equitable economy on a minimum wage hour on low wage jobs we're seeing that right now we've got the largest economic gap between the haves and the have nots that we've seen in history right no

the jury said that. >> kevin cullen, thank you. george anastasia, thanks so much. >>> when we return, let me finish with a regular rite of summer, a misguided one, criticizing the president for taking a vacation. you're watching "hardball." the place for politics. help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. glass on floors. daily chores. for the little mishaps you feel use neosporin to help you heal. it kills germs so you heal four days faster. neosporin. use with band-aid brand bandages. neosporin. she's always been able it's just her way.day. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalaf

todo el estado se dirigieron hoy a bakersfield para exigir ante la oficina del congresista republicano kevin mccarthy que la camara de representantes apruebe una reforma antes de que finalice el aÑo. "l tiene mucha influencia, es el que decide o que exige como deben de votar todos los congresistas en california". lideres sindicales del estado aseguran que al menos 22 congresistas republicanos han expresado publicamente su apoyo a la reforma migratoria pero dicen que sin el respaldo de mccarthy, el camino a la legalizacion es casi imposible. "la meta es el conseguir su apoyo, influenciarlo para que decida y le diga al speaker of the house que es hora de presentar una reforma migratoria". con la caravana de hoy, donde se unieron unas 5 mil personas, haciendola la mas grande en la historia de california, los activistas esperan que los legisladores escuchen sus voces y las de los ciudadanos americanos. "el 60 por ciento del electorado de estados unidos apoya una reforma migratoria y bakersfield.. es.. tambien". a traves de un comunicado, el congresista kevin mccarthy dijo que es importante dial

kevin sticks around. also still to come, we'll be bringing you the opening comments of mark carney's statement here on "worldwide exchange" at 11:30. viewers in europe can watch full coverage of that press conference. >>> egypt's interim government is reportedly ready to declare that foreign mediation has failed. according to state run newspaper, the government will make an announcement fairly soon. the report comes as u.s. senators mccain and graham called for the release of detained members of the muslim brotherhood as they tri to ease the standoff between the government and supporters of the ousted president morsi. morsi supporters camping out for more than a month demanding his reinstatement and the restoration of the constitution. >>> tens of thousands of tunisians took to the streets on tuesday demanding the ousting of the transitional government. protests led by the country's secular opposition calling for the dissolution of the constituent assembly following the assassination of two key politician

joining us is kevin surilly. good morning, kevin. >> good morning, betty. >> first thing i want to ask you, what does russia have to gain by defying the request to release snowden? >> that's a good question. i think as we head into next month's g 8 summit in st. petersberg where there would be a meeting between president barack obama and putin, that gives them leverage. john mccain and chuck schumer, two different parties both calling this an embarrassment and an awful situation and saying that perhaps president obama should reconsider miss trip next month. >> yeah. you know, on the whole what does this do to the relationship between russia and the u.s.? are we going to see it continue to deteriorate because of this? >> i think it's definitely a strain. president obama has said publicly he wants to crack down on these leaks. this is the worst leak in his administration and i think it comes at a time where he really has to do something. b internationally toressure not see how thiss going to shake out. this is a re

por su parte, kevin ni siquiera recuerda haberlo visto. >>> no sÉ ni quien era, no se nada de Él. varios hombres vivÍan en frente, pero no sÉ ni cuantos >>> en cuanto al pequeÑo testigo, le ha sido muy difÍcil tratar de entender quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. >>> estuvo en terapia, aÚn va a terapia reculgularmente, pero e algo con lo que tiene que vivir y no logra comprender lo que pasÓ. >>> mientras tanto el tiempo pasa, pero esta familia tiene la herida tan abierta, como el primer dÍa que encontraron a wanda muerta. y sienten que no pueden reconciliarse con la vida hasta que el asesino sea castigado este es josÉ manuel garcÍa, conocido como el pelÓn. naciÓ el 11 de febrero de 1988, en el estado de san luis potosÍ mÉxico. y tiene cabello negro, ojos cafÉ, pesa unos 80 kilos y tiene un tatuaje de la letra jota muy su hombro. si tiene informaciÓn sobre la persona. pongase en contacto con la oficina del fbi, la embajada o consulado de estados unidos mÁs cercano. el telÉfono a llamar es 1800225534224. repetimos que el fbi ofrece una recompensa de 100.000 dÓlares. puede llam