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boy. i want every month and is confident the association says now he says she wanted from santa ana. we'll be releasing an issue restrictions now they will be huge problem. that means the chinese side but have to complete the distance of their own pockets. this is not a new fixed rate bond comic is a private ones as well. so much help foreign car companies now another talented coach more than fifty percent stake in the chilled me to read the terms of fan don't think such protections are needed for not contained the company he may now be at least two things competition i would say this is more of the government trying to suggest to their car makers why are we not seeing more chinese to vote cards. this mystery of history and information technology said recently that he would not miss in ownership restrictions on books that i think its assets by two middle income in the future this means that roughly speaking the chinese awesome and his team have yet to be making their own pots. i don't mean

. >> here's johnny boy. >> we're in alaska. >> july 7th, 1999 in america's last frontier. >> as pure as it gets. >> brothers john and bob dubois from mission viejo, california. on this overcast day in alaska inland, the water is providing a bountiful catch for the six tourists on this fishing boat. >> here's another one coming up. >> but their luck begins to change from big fish to big trouble. >> everybody get one of those on, please. >> turns out the motor located under the deck has malfunctioned and broken apart. its metal pieces ripping a hole in the boat. >> we were just having fun with the camera back and forth. and then it evolved into much more. i just kept the camera running. >> one of the diesels sheered a shaft and we're taking on water. electrical problem, we lost the radio for communication. >> to make matters worse, the gps is shot and there's no chance of using the ship's radio to call for help. >> loading up the zodiac with some air and we're all going to pile in there. this is really unbelievable. >> can you hear me? >> bob calmly narrates the scene as emergency prep

by the way, johnny boy, we'll give you an e. for effort. see you on the 5. have a great weekend, everybody. kennedy: when did 12-year-old girls start running the world? now vlad is the new shaw of sunset. why not just start spreading rumors about israel on facebook while you are at it, our president is totally not talking to netanyahu, he has no idea what to do about putin. when did you know how i got so complicated. this is "the

and you know how boys are! >> i think joe was right. >> i agree with joe. >> a degree with joe. >> joe is right. >> i think joe is right about this. >> always completely agreeing with their dad. hey but mommy mika has a opinions over here, boys. she's not just a pair of all you can eat buffets. centers her self. why which is why they have so many friends. mayor bloomberg, a friend of ours. >> friend of jerry weintraub. >> we love fred. >> bono was there. you were chatting away. >> we have good friends in the white house. >> we're good friends with chris christie. >> we are. >> you would be hard pressed to find people in washington i'm not friends with. because if they are not friends with joe and mika they don't exist. they are nothing. [laughter] it's a perfect life in a pprfect world and we're all going to be so happy forever. >> can i just stop you for a second. >> actually, you cannot. >> do you want to say that on television that i'm a show chawf inconsistent. >> please don't ruin christmas stop fighting.

the father love the other boy and he told johnny emma he would say your dreams are silly and he said i wish it had been you instead of him. think of what it does to the self image of somebody. thing he seesonly is gospel music. when he starts being a star he remembers that, he remembers the lack of self-esteem and the gospel music and wherever he goes the man in black, that song, i wrote that for the old and hungry and that was his purpose. that was the one thing that he fought and also keeping a low suit to his face. that is what he thought he was put on earth to do, to spread the word, the gospel. did black become the color for him? >> it was funny. you start off with a contract and we would drive 300 miles a night between cities. they had white clothes and they would get them dirty. they put on black clothes and you'd did not notice the dirt. he used it as a symbol but initially it was because it was practical. tavis: his relationships. and aok delves into it very deep way. i cannot do justice to it in this conversation so i will say his relationships with women. >> the first marr

winter, los lonely boys, the preatures, and the one and only willie nelson. [ applause ] our first guest tonight is making the most of her week here in austin. she's been appearing on panels. she's been exhibiting artwork. she has a movie premiering. i hear she's been smoking meat on the balcony of her hotel room. she's doing everything. her latest film is called "cesar chavez." >> people are starting to lose hope, and i don't blame them. they know the growers have broken the strike with the illegal workers. and the sweetheart deal with the teamsters. we can't ask them to keep going when they see people working in the fields. we have to take the next step. >> we're too weak. >> we have no laws to protect us here. with the boycott there are no laws to stop us. this is the moment, cesar. this is what we came here to do. >> jimmy: "cesar chavez" opens in theaters march 28th. please welcome rosario dawson. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> i'm good. how are you? >> jimmy: you look great. you really do. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. you know, i always thought of yo

, jimmy vaughn, johnny winter, white denim, aloe blacc, the preatures, damon albarn, and the great willie nelson. you can get info on all those shows at kimmelinaustion.com. also while we're gone, will one of you feed hollywood blvd spongebob? because he doesn't eat otherwise. thank you. when we last saw our first guest tonight on the incredible series finale of "breaking bad," he was zooming into the new mexico night and he is still driving. his new movie "need for speed" opens in theatres march 14. please welcome aaron paul. >> jimmy: you look very handsome in your three piece suit. >> thank you. so does you. >> jimmy: where is jesse pinkman now? is he okay? does he have a condo in boca raton? >> i think so. i hope he's okay. >> jimmy: are people asking you about the show even though it was six months ago? >> yeah. i think the audience is still growing. still people say please call me bitch. it's ridiculous. >> jimmy: that's going to go on for the rest of your life. >> is it? >> jimmy: it is. >> it's incredible. from young kids to very old. >> jimmy: what's the oldest person who has ask

, the preatures, johnny winter, and the incredible willie nelson will be here to cap off the week. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest on tonight's slaute to criminalized agriculture is a very funny man, who costars alongside zac efron in the movie "neighbors," which opens in theaters may 9th. please say hello to seth rogen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi, seth. >> how are you? >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm wonderful. look at this. >> jimmy: i have to say, i'm surprised and flattered that you dressed up in suit and tie for me. >> i did. i was -- i was going to try to steal one of the uniforms from the big drum dudes but i'm significantly fatter than all those gentlemen are. >> jimmy: you're from texas, right? >> i am from texas, yes. obviously. [ cheers and applause ] as most -- yeah. as most canadian jewish comedy writers are, i am a texan at heart. >> jimmy: when i see you, though, i think cowboy. >> i have a leather cup. so come on. what's more texas than that? >> jimmy: have you ever ridden a horse? have you ever done anything western? >> no. not really. i rode a horse once.

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now, spring training has arrived and the boys are back. i spoke with three of the players who make up the heart of the club, johnny gomes, mike napoli, and david ross. what is it like to be all back together again? >> you know as cliche as it sounds it was like being away from your family for four months. it was good to be back in the little safety nest that we built. >> you seem so close. >> i'll be talking to these guys hopefully when i'm 70 if they're still alive. >> everything you think you will -- >> i will be, i will be. >> your manager, john ferrell, said he had to do a little bit of a double take, especially seeing the difference. we got the side by side here. i mean, you know, this is not the same person when you look at the side by side photos. >> well, free agency here. you know, shave some years off, you know? so yeah, the whole thing was a setup. >> did anybody say wait, i don't quite recognize you? >> yeah, i had to pick them up the first day. and when i was driving i couldn't even look at them. i wanted to talk to you. it wa

of the publisher, our editor, really had been a big help, and said, peter, you are doing this book, boy. this man is really important. that's kind of where we started. johnny, tell us a little -- you were born in a city, in iraq, tell us bout that. >> so, like, first time, i want to thank all you guys for all the support, and i apologize for my broken english, but i will explain that. i want to thank that guy. i met him in 2003, and this is the first time i saw. >> mat, stand up. matt's an army veteran. [applause] [inaudible conversations] tell us about yourself. >> i was born in 1964 and moved -- grew up, like, normal child and play basketball, high jump and all my dream at the time, i want to live in america, one of the day, and unfortunately, marriage, having kids and wife and it was my dream, and i saw americans, and i couldn't have any chance, and it looked deep inside my heart, this is wrong. i deserve this chance. i am the best one for this job. so,nyway, by accident, i found work with the military police -- >> wait, wait, wait, wait, wait a second. the problem with dealing with

. >> stanford pull an upset, johnny taking out new mexico and neil. stanford was off to a big lead but new mexico, they weren't going to quit. down the stretch, stanford, with big boys that keep going at you, 58-53, stanford, and they will play kansas at 9:15 sunday morning. >> we got out early versus them and, you know, built a good lead and they played the way i've seen them play a lot on tape. they kept fighting and coming back and then dug in and made it a game at the end. >> kansas got a little bit of a scare, playing eastern kentucky, and i'll never forget with the press conference, i stand before you, and wiggins had 19. eastern kentucky took over, and 80-69, a kansas win. 9:15 sunday morning. poor mike. duke gets knocked off. mercer had not been to the tournament since 1985. they knocked off duke 78-71, and the biggest upset in a tournament. ucla, they were representing the pac-12 and they advance tonight. next week the giants and a's are finishing off the exhibition. gray will start the opening game for the a's. a rough spring here, banking o

is now the play dayton of a secretive the big boys have been upset in the bracket to date. johnny dawkins and talking about replacing johnny got a minute plead telos everything about not being a favorite. coming up on thursday. >> : everybody is very good at and what we're preparing for a very successful season. it had on believe lands and the tournament. and that's all we've had to do as well to advance and that's what it's about. airline we celebrated yesterday after the win. on a flight back was woke up this morning and got to the gym is strictly about the stanford dayton. getting ready for the game on thursday. >> : we saw nothing of that game correct at 915 a morning soap it with a church i said a prayer and watched the game. it is fun to watch local teams do well >> : what's fun no one expected them to do a thing to go this far. the poll the couple up says. now a stanford takes on a team that built the favorite to beat. in dayton. >> : this billion dollar bracket your member jackie and i were king will save for this order was their route for around after the second ga

. >> andrew huffman is the biological father of the 4-year-old little boy that jack and linda have custody of. linda and andrew huffman's relationship was strained from the beginning. >> huffman had refused to pay child support for johnny. >> andrew did not like my mother. she made him very angry, because she would not let him be around johnny. it escalated to just a heated argument, and he threatened to kill her. >> after an exhaustive search, investigators found andrew huffman in another state. >> we were able to put a timeline together. he was placed at his own residence in kentucky. would not give him enough time to get up to greenville, ohio. >> so, huffman was eliminated as a suspect. another family member holding a grudge was jack myers' 25-year-old son, gregg. gregg was divorced and going through some financial difficulties. he was missing work due to some drug and alcohol problems. his house was about to be foreclosed, so he asked his father for help. >> he didn't come out and say, no, i'm not helping you. it's like, gregg, stay off the drugs and alcohol, go to work every day, pay

and on friday, los lonely boys will sit in and lil wayne and willie nelson will be here. our first guest is a brilliantly gifted actor who is as close to a real life cowboy as an adopted member of the corleone family can be. he is the star of many magnificent films, and his latest, "a night in old mexico", premieres this week at south by and opens all over may 16th. please say hello to robert duvall. [ applause ] . >> jimmy: robert, thank you for coming. first of all, it's great to have you here. you're not texas, but it seems like you should be. >> i'm kind of an honorary texan. i like to come down here and eat some barbecue. >> jimmy: have you had any since you've been here? >> i have. i had some at blacks today. it wasn't worth a [ bleep ]. no, i'm kidding. it was great. how could kansas city it be bet bla bla blacks. >> jimmy: blacks are here in our add yents audience tonight. they brought me lunch today. >> i had lunch at their place. down in, you know, lockhart. >> jimmy: well, it's not a competition. you're an honorary texas ranger. how do you get that honor? >> ha

bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters >>> quick headlines for you, comedian david brenner, a regular on johnny carson's "tonight show" in the '70s and '80s lost his battle with cancer. he appeared on the show 158 times, that's more than any other guest. brenner was 78 years old. >>> and a jail sentence reduced for the pakistani physician in prison for helping the u.s. track down osama bin laden. dr. shakeel afridi has now been reduced to 23 years for helping the united states. >>> is there really a war on women in the workplace? currently, there are 23 female ceos of fortune 500 companies. >> so why aren't more women at the top? is it gender discrimination or is there more to it? suzanne banker, founder of women for men and the author of the book "war on men." nice to see you this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> we'll talk about equality. do feminists define equality differently than perhaps you or me? >> they do, i mean they do, yes. their version of