su hipoteca. >> debido al libro de kevin.y asombrosamente, el dinero gratis siguio llegando. >> descubri que iba a podia obtener 26 mil dolares al aÑo para los niÑos. >> y este es el documento que lo prueba. tambien descubrio como obtener cheques mensuales para cada uno de sus hijos, con una tecnica simple que kevin describe en su libro. >> gracias al dinero podre sobrevivir. >> imagine una enorme fortuna que le pertenece a usted y que nunca supo que existia. el controversial autor mas vendido del new york times, kevin trudeau, dice, que si hay dinero para usted, su libro le mostrara como reclamarlo. pero ¿esta trudeau a punto de aniquilar las esperanzas de los mas necesitados? [♪...] ella es el objetivo: una confiada maestra de 60 aÑos que vive en seattle. pamela ashe no tenia idea de que hoy se le prometeria una fortuna, durante la que podria ser una de las estafas mas grandes captada por una camara. >> ella no tiene idea de que le vamos a dar la buena noticia. >> misha: y estas son las dos personas que le daran a pamela es

coming in. >> hello again, kevin.we did it. >> it is magic. forget that. it is not just magic, it is majesty. >> here we go, three, two, one. and he is off. >> but all of a sudden, our flight is interrupted. >> one on him, another one coming in. >> a native egyptian vulture is harassing kevin, he rolls on his back, flying upside down, defending with his talons. >> okay, kevin is heading home, so just call him when you can. >> we all have to get out of there fast. >> oh -- >> adrenalin rush. >> we did a quick exit. >> we had a wild egyptian vulture come in. this is their territory, breeding season. >> kevin even got his routine egg for dessert. when they're flying, it is almost like we're a joke to them. and i think we're very smooth. but they're like oh, i guess i will catch up to this thing. and he is like see you, i'm good. >> and we hope they are, good, even great some day, because in nepal, kevin, bob, and the rest of the vultures need to be saved. >> we have to do whatever we can to reverse the decline of the vul

as i noted before, kevin ms.bradley and completely right and appealingly right in his book, which is not only a stimulating essay, but all of us who read, especially for a living at, when you get a book and you want to read it and then it turns into liner notes from bob dylan or by genesis. or at the needles that i can put in my eyes? this is a well-written book and it's very stimulating and provocative neckerchief you don't read it, buy a copy. what are the ways in which change occurs beyond encrypts the? the money runs dry and everything like that. what is your message specifically to conservative readers. to national review, republicans and conservatives because it seems like that to the book is speaking to. it seems to me many conservatives share an absolute fear of unstructured unregulated human interaction. i think we understand spontaneous order and we love it. we get the following analogies and thinks like that, but actually conservatives and right-wingers in general don't. they're afraid of mexicans cros

>>> kevin williamson is next on booktv. mr. williamson argues that the collapse of the modern welfare state in the u.s. presents an opportunity for market-dprifn alternative to be explored. it's about an hour twenty. >> good afternoon, everyone. i want to thank you for coming out, and to welcome you all to the auditorium at the cato institute. my name is michael tanner. i'm a senior fellow here at the cato institute. of course, i'm not the person you are really here to see. we are here, actually, to talk about new book by kevin williamson, "the end is near" it's going to be awesome. we have kevin, who will be talking to us a little bit and talking about the book in a few moments. we'll have some commentary on that from nick of reason.com and reason tv. who will have a few things to say about it, i'm sure. if you look around right now, you can see pretty obviously, i think, that the major institution of the modern welfare state are beginning show their strains, let's say. after all, you look at the fact that we have, right now,

kevin blanco. >> he's one of those inmates that can be unpredictable. you really don't know how he's going to behave from one day to the next. >> our first encounter with kevin blanco was through our associate producer. she had gone up to talk to him and was met with a barrage of verbal assaults. >> on the floor [ bleep ]. [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> after a while kevin agreed to do an interview, and i was actually very impressed. i was impressed with how he carried himself. he was honest and forthright about the problems he had created in his life. >> i mean, i don't look at prison as being prison, even though it is prison and i'm in a negative environment. i look at it as being my college. this is the time i got to study and build myself up and better myself. it's what you make it. >> but blanco, serving times for crimes including attempted murder, was housed in the prison's highest security unit for a variety of serious offenses, including assaults on staff. >> okay. >> talk to me about what you've done, how you've acted out. >> by douching, which is th

kevin is the -- i don't know. laugh my ass off, and i'm just incredible. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> sounds like a toss up. >> yeah. >> that' >> jimmy: which of you is most likely to star in an infomercial? >> oh, spade. >> oh, spade. >> i have -- >> you're the most interesting one in the group, david. >> no, i'm glad you brought this up. there's a bug vacuum that i've been looking at that looks like a real big seller. you'll see it. i have a chunk on qvc from 3:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. >> jimmy: i want to mention that you have a group nude scene in the film. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and, uh... [ cheers ] how do you handle something like that? do you go around to each person individually to your representatives to see if you're comfortable with it? are there restrictions put on it? >> it's not tasteful, either. >> no. >> sandler writes it, and we do it. >> exactly. >> jimmy: is that right? >> he's frank. we're the rat pack, and we just do whatever frank tells us to do. >> no, no, no. >> jimmy, in the first one,

here's kevin hart, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: kevin hart!plause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming to see us. >> thank you for having me see you. what's up, philadelphia? [ cheers ] lot of philadelphia in the building. >> jimmy: lot of philadelphia in the building. >> lot of philadelphia in the building. >> jimmy: and you're here on video game week, as well. >> yes, i am. >> jimmy: are you a gamer? >> i'm beyond a gamer. >> jimmy: really? >> i take it very serious, jimmy. >> jimmy: you really do. >> very serious. i'm not even laughing. >> jimmy: yeah, you don't have fun. you don't laugh at all. >> i don't laugh when i play. it's not a game to me. >> jimmy: and what -- yeah. [ light laughter ] now, what non-games do you play? >> what non-games do i play for not fun? >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> i'm a heavy nba 2k guy. you know, call of duty. i played that for several days without washing. [ laughter and applause ] yeah, call of duty, you gotta look up and remember, "you know, i didn't bathe today." >> jimmy: "yeah, yeah, i got to do so

had kevin brady on this show and the radio show all the time.as gone down, not up. the fact is the money they are creating is not really circulating through the economy, so i apologized to bernanke. on the air and in a couple of columns. it may be clumsy, but i think he's doing the only thick he can do which is to keep the money flowing, and meredith, i'm worried, if he starts cutting back, it's going to come too early. >> i wish you hadn't turned your stripes on that one because i think there is very real inflation for americans. >> really? >> cost of medical prescriptions through the roof, the cost food, the cost of meat and the cost of so many household items is through the roof. >> pced is 1% year on year. the dollar is rising. >> there's no wage inflation. >> all right. >> and there's certainly no home price inflation. >> commodities haven't done anything. >> commodities haven't tanked, right. >> relatively stable. >> they are stable off, you know, off of inflated levels. >> i'm putting everything on the table. i'm saying with food, with en

not believe that kevin rudd can win. but they do believe that he will get them into a competitive takeson, meaning whoever over as leader of labor after the election will be in a much more competitive position that would be the case if they were trying to pick up the bits and pieces after julia gillard. >> thousand in brazil are protesting against plans to build a cable car system. they want the vendor million dollar funding to go to health and sanitation. expressed fore nine people were shot during a battle with gangsters and police. and authorities said the shooting happened because a criminal gang was taking advantage of the mass rallies to steal. police lost one of their own in the overnight gunfight, and now more than 1000 officers have been deployed to the area. there in pursuit of a robbery suspects. according to the police, the gain was robbing people in the cars stuck in street protests. they arrested several suspects. but they left crime scenes like this one unguarded for several hours. the one whoy that died i

rudd that kevin rudd would now that have numbers when it comes to this ballot. will mean, of course we have an election coming up on the 14th of september that julia gillard announced earlier this year. will that election still take place at that time under a new prime minister, under kevin rudd if these reports that we're seeing are, in fact, correct and that julia gillard has lost the vote. we're also going to be watching for a number of other significant changes to the front bench ministry in australia as well. the deputy prime minister and treasurer, a strong supporter of gillard will be forced out as a result of the change in this party leadership. also a number of significant changes that will be changing because those supporters that backed the prime minister in this ballot will seemingly not want to sit on a cabinet with kevin rudd. that's the latest four as we know it right now. we'll bring the final details of this vote as soon as a parliamenti parliamentarian emerge from the room. >>> the uk chancellor george osborn under pressure ahead of spending re

kevin is the -- i don't know.le. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> sounds like a toss up. >> yeah. >> that's a tough one. >> jimmy: i want to mention you have a group nude scene in the film, and how do you handle something like that? do you go around to each person individually to see if they're comfortable with it? are there restrictions on it. >> it's not tasteful, either. >> no. >> sandler writes it, and we do it. >> exactly. >> jimmy: is that right? >> he's frank. we're the rat pack, and we just do whatever frank tells us to do. >> no, no, no. >> jimmy, in the first one, if you have a nude scene, like, if you're a girl, you -- jessica alba -- you wait six months of working out and buffing and polishing. i'm eating an enchirito at lunch, and he walks in and he goes, "uh, hey, uh, i think on this one after lunch, you're gonna show your naked butt. is that cool?" and i'm like, "yeah, i'm good." no makeup, no powder, no spray tan. i finish all my food. i don't know. >> jimmy: you don't powder your butt? >> i

program he broke the law and made us less safe so kevin as we know obama is making sure that the entire program is kept secret as you mentioned very few people are in the loop courts have never been able to decide whether or not this is legal how we want to know if it is indeed. the court that does decide if it's legal the pfizer court actually makes their rulings in secret and the public never gets to get much of a glimpse at all into how they're making these decisions and so yes haas can say that he doesn't think he's a whistleblower he doesn't like the people that are being sympathetic or how the media is characterizing him although i will mention that the associated press has made a determination that the wrongdoing that edward exposed is hotly contested so they're not going to be using the word whistleblower to describe him same as for bradley manning so i think that whistleblowers do break the law and we have to recognize that there is no way for people in national security agencies to make some of these disclosures that edward made with out by a leading the law but what he did by

. >> and so does kevin. getting his camera on. >> okay.ere we go. >> once we're flying, we have to sync up with kevin who's flying below us. we're losing height. that's for sure. and then, it begins. as we call him a half dozen more times, you can feel the rush of kevin coming in. hello again, kevin. yeah. we get it. it's magic. forget that, it's not just magic, it's majesty. here he comes, three, two, one, and he's off. all of a sudden, our flight is interrupted. >> another one coming in. >> a native egyptian vulture is harassing kevin. he rolls on his back, flying upside down, defending with his talons. >> okay, kevin's heading home. >> we all have to get out of there, fast. >> it's a bit of an adrenaline rush. >> a quick exit. kevin made it home safely too, even got his routine egg for dessert. >> we have to do whatever we can to try to reverse the decline of the vultures, to prevent extinction. what we're trying to do is educate people and to show thousand how majestic and great and beautiful and nice they are. hopefully people start t

. >> kevin rudd returns as australia's prime minister. south african president jacob zuma has canceled a trip abroad as it appears nelson mandela's health is deteriorating. he is in hospital in pretoria. >> to president jacob zuma came to the hospital and visited nelson mandela and after that he gave a brief statement in which he described nelson mandela's condition is still critical. he said there was to be a state -- a summit in mozambique but that has been canceled. jacob zuma will not be going because he simply feels it is not the right time to leave south africa particularly with nelson mandela in such a critical condition. we do not know this officially from the president's office but we do understand from a number of credible sources that nelson mandela is now on life support. he is being kept alive by official means. i do not think this will come as any great surprise to south africans who have come to understand through the statements that nelson mandela really is in the closing stages of his life now. a lot of people have been h

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

kevin rudd was ousted by julia gillard in 2010.les have clearly turned now and what we're essentially seeing, this is the third time that we've seen a challenge like this in less than a year but this time ultimately kevin rudd has been successful and has been sworn in as the prime minister. what it comes down to now is the actual calling of an election date. at this point in time we still don't know when that election date is actually going to be. it could go one of two ways. it could come, well, pretty soon i guess if kevin rudd wants to open it up to the australian people to let the political leaders know exactly what they think of the shenanigans that have surrounded australian politics over the last few years or he may stick very close to the election date for the 14th of september. kevin rudd was speaking in parliamented today, here's a bit of what he has to say. >> as we all know in this place, political life is a very hard life, a very hard life, indeed. occasionally it can be kind. more often, it is not. it has been that wa

let me come to you kevin madden on this, the irs. if i was an american citizen, which i'm not, i'm a resident, not a citizen. if i was i would be like i'm supposed to trust the government with this information but in the last month we have the irs scandal people of low rankings abused that information and data to target enemies. what is to stop people with this kind of information doing exactly the same thing? >> that is the big tradeoff. one of the big problems for this debate is that what you're seeing is the public's -- an erosion of the public's trust in government. i think the difference is on the two profiles of the folks involved. with the irs there has been a profile that this is a government agency that is inefficient, that is taking too much power from me, it's taking my money from me so there is not a great deal of faith in it. with the intelligence services and military there is an understanding or perception what they are doing with the information is keeping you safe >> really? do you feel that martin hill? >> there has

kevin, are you there? >> caller: yes, i'm here. >> kevin, where were you when the storms struck this evening? >> caller: we were in the first tornado touched down to the south of and west of el reno, we were right there, watching it unfold as it developed. as it moved east, we kept up with it, all the way through the east side of the okc metro. you followed it along this interstate 40 corridor? >> caller: yes, that's correct. >> what did you see along the way? >> caller: well, the tornado itself started out visible, completely from the rain. and it stayed that way until it got closer to the oklahoma city metro area. then at that time, it started to become more wrapped in rain, so you really couldn't see it as we progress into the oklahoma city area itself. and that -- that made spotting very difficult and also made it difficult for anybody, you know, expecting to look out the window and see a tornado to be able to know where it was or -- if it was coming at them. >> we understand that was part of the probl

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he's almost as funny as kevin hart. - i know. he got stuck in the elevator with the big white lady, and he was like, "what you mean you ain't got no snacks in your purse? "you ain't get that big without snacking on something? you know you got a twizzler in that purse." - [laughing] that was so funny, and her face? she was like... [laughter] - what's so funny? - nothing. - just laughing about the panda code. - see there. all that complaining. a good movie is a good movie. it has nothing to do with age. why don't you guys go start your chores? your dad and i are going out. both: okay. - thank you. - hey. - hey. - hey, dad. - so? - well, i got good news and bad news. - ugh, give me the bad news first. - it's sold out. - oh. again? i would have thought that the crowd would have died down by now. - me too, but this thing just keeps getting more popular. even church people are like... ♪ i got to see this movie ♪ ha ♪ the lord will understand ♪ ha ♪ devil ♪ ha-ha ♪ you made it rated r ♪ ha-ha ♪ but chris tucker is a star ♪ ♪ ha-ha-ha ♪

for years kevin rudd has been planning his revenge, and now it comes to for wishon. with a land lied the feet for her government, there has been defeat of- when light her government -- a landslide defeat of her government. >> it will easy in months after that, and i am proud of that. >> kevin rudd is popular with the people. there has seldom been a come back like this. >> the australian people alike to me to be their her. -- elected me to be their leader. there is a sense of honor and her posts. -- and purpose. >> this is that an ugly phase in politics. she was the subject of crude jokes about her body shape and was asked whether her partner was gay. fa>> can you confirm he is not? fax you and i just talked about that. let me just ring you back to earth. thehe has put gender at center of debate. >> i was offended when the leader of the opposition went out side and stood next to a sign that read "ditch the witch." she was attacked for a photo shoot. or one of australia's leading men, it has been an unedifying event. >> it affect not just politics but a way politics is

his name is kevin sistrom, and funny thing about the billion dollar idea.mexican beach. >> and my girlfriend said i love to take photos but i can't take photos nearly as well as all of your friends. and i said nicole, the reason they're beautiful, they put them through the apps that let you film it and crop it. and she was like you should build that in. >> reporter: is she still your girlfriend? >> she is. >> reporter: that is like alexander graham bell, the first instagram is nothing special, just a stray dog at a taco stand and the foot of kevin's girlfriend. but 16 billion shared photos later his new start-up is one of the hottest brands in silicon valley. and today they added video. >> so let's say you want to record a clip of me. you hold down this button in the middle and ask me to say hello. >> all right, say hello to the world, kevin. >> hello, world. >> reporter: with a built-in stabilizer and the funky filters, the new instagram promises to turn it into the call -- caliber of short films. >> sometimes it is that too short that feels constraining.

let's check in with kevin and raymond backstage. look at these two. bet you think you're pretty smart, don, guys. with your fancy words made out of little wooden blocks. are you ready to scrab it up with me tonight? >> definitely. >> bring it, kimmy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. i'm not going to be doing it alone. i have a partner tonight, a surprise partner, his name is guillermo. i'll tell you something -- [ cheers and applause ] -- i don't mean to scare you but he knows more than 100 english words. [ laughter ] are you worried about that? >> no. >> jimmy: guillermo do you have all the two-letter words written down? look at that. good. that will help us. hold on a second. why the -- what's with the bat? >> in case things get real. >> jimmy: okay. maybe lose the bat. you see that, fellas, if things get real, there's going to be trouble. all right. see you nerds later. >> peace out. >> jimmy: in the octagon. the scrabble challenge is my highlight of the year. we've been doing this for a long time. it's become such a popula

kevin durant's range. kobe bryant's sweet swish.s are brands, raking in millions of dollars. more than 50 nba players made at least $10 million this past season in salaries alone. >> i think this is the first time in the nba's history that you have had this big of a number of players that you know are very marketable and are performing at such a high level. >> reporter: more and more fans are tuning in on television, with average viewership over the last ten years up 37% for the regular season. more than the nfl, nascar, and major league baseball. but the business of basketball goes way beyond the hard core, for the coveted few, the money is in the hardware, they make the most money from shoe sales and the basketball shoe business is exploding once again. lebron james, kevin and kobe bryant make more than $20 million a year from nike, which is 90% of the basketball shoe market above $100. it is not just shoes. this turkish airlines commercial starring kobe bryant with the soccer great went viral in less time than gangnam style. with

he is three years after kicked out of office by his own party, kevin rudd is sworn in as australia's prime minister. but first, relatives of former south african president nelson mandela said he is in stable condition after they visited the 94-year-old former president in hospital. they spoke to what -- hundreds of well-wishers and the media gathered outside a hospital in pretoria. his condition has worsened in the past couple of days. members of the family to give people a run the world for their support. people around the world for their support. >> we are anxious, but we thank everyone for their efforts. for the international support, the local support. if >> is he stable? >> he is stable? -- >> he is stable. we appreciate all the support. we are truly thankful. people love hampshire and they support him -- and people love him and they support him. >> what is the latest prognosis? anxiety,is a lot of simply because there has not been an update in the last couple of hours. people are quite concerned. one of the daughters of nelson mandela was speaking on national radio just a few m

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kevin one more yes or no question or i guess as a sentence or two since we have limited time left but you talk about how it's a possibility that obama will fast track the team completely bypass congress is this still a possibility oh no of course we'll pass what was the first major party we have to win we need to have a constitutional checks and balances we need congress to do their job thank you so much kevin these will be following this more this story more in-depth attorney co-director of it's our economy appreciate your time thank you very much. all right guys we're taking a quick break but when we come back we'll talk about the raid three years ago on the flotilla headed for the gaza strip. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry because a big picture. the civilized world produces more food that it needs. while people die of hunger in other countries. millions of victims every. where a meal is the mos

joining me now is kevin powell, the president of b.k. nation, a group focusing on racial disparities and criminal justice and education. and if you think you recognize him from season one of "the real world," you're correct. so, kevin, here's the question. why does the disparity exist? explain to me why it exists. >> well, this war on drugs, which i remember as a teenager coming of age in the 1980s, has always targeted communities of color. i feel it's tied to the policy of stop and frisk. it's affecting black people. you have this policy of stop and frisk. this policy, over 500,000 people stopped and a majority are latinos and black males. i feel there's an effort to criminalize an entire community and specifically the black community. and when you look at the money that's spent per year around the country, $6.6 billion, and if you look at washington state which has legalized marijuana and multiplied it across the country, we could generate $8.7 billion in revenue for our country to put in drug treatment programs, community safety progr

kevin rudd met a dramatic return to the job after ousting julia gi gillard. she's quitting politics and rudd is readying his party for the next election. nhk world reports from sydney. >> reporter: kevin rudd has been through this wince before. he once thought his days on top were over. now he's back in the prime minister's office after winning a leadership contest against his bitter rival within the ruling labor party, julia gillard. three years ago it was gillard who outed rudd as party leader and prime minister. but she struggled with the difficulties of a minority government. indust industry slammed her pollution levy. polls suggested she would lose an election planned for september. a day after defeating gillard, the new prime minister appealed for truce. >> let us all remember particularly on days like this that in this parliament and in this place we are all human beings. we all have families and we all have emotions. so let us try, just try, to be a little kinder and gentler with each other. >> reporter: the opposition leader questioned his intentions

drew, patrick, kevin and neill, thank you very much. we'll keep going over this on the show, so we'll have you all back and debate it all over again, because it's something everyone in america is talking about. we'll be right back after this break. look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper with the george zimmerman trial starts right now. >>> good evening. welcome to our special continuing coverage. self-defense or murder, the george zimmerman trial. every night this week, we'll be digging deeper with the best legal team around and frequently

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jen ruhau and kevin chin. and maria. it doesn't have to be in the order. if your name was called, please come forward. and try to keep leo chi up here for the time. >>> hi, good morning. my name is kay lee erickson. i work here at the richmond village. began at washington high school. my question and sort of comment is one about youth workers' rights and my question is to mayor ed lee, do you have a plan regarding undocumented youth and their access to jobs during this budget year? because one of the issues that we come across daily and annually is the access our youth have to jobs even if they're not documented and legal. so, thank you. >> thank you, kay lee. we're going to have comments towards the end, but people can point -- pose questions or make comments, but thank you. next speaker. >>> hi, my name is jen. i am a student here at george washington high school. i'm a junior. i also work for the beacon at presidio middle school nyca. yeah, i just wanted to mention that, and that funding for us is a really important and it helps people like me and other

assault, and they say they're not arowed to give the suspect's name but kpix 5 learned 38-year-old kevin long is in the napa county jail tonight and he is the only one who was arrested by napa state hospital police yesterday. he's charged with false imprisonment, rape and attempted rape among other charges. according to state prison records, we found out he's the same kevin long who was ayersed in modesto last september for sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl one day after he was released from prison for another sexual crime. >> e seen a guy. he's, lack of a better word, a pervert. >> modesto police say the girl was on the bus on her way to school when long attacked her. >> my other friend was on the bus, and he said that -- on the same bus he got off of. he said the guy got on the bus, and the girl was sitting down and he just grabbed all her privates. >> now, while kevin long awaits justice, the nurse we're told was seeking medical treatment. she was treated by the staff at the state hospital, liz, and then she went to another hospital to see even more doctors. >> yeah, joe, it seem

joining me for our first look is politico's kevin za rilly. good morning. >> good morning. happy friday. >> you too. immigration reform passed the senate thursday with strong republican support. do you think that that's enough to pressure house republicans into passing something as well? >> it's anybody's guess but top republicans in the house are saying that they're not going to make some of the concessions that republicans had made in the senate, that they want to see this go farther. it's going to be interesting to watch, but i think it's going to be a completely different fight. we'll see what happens. >> now when it comes to immigration reform, a lot of the political incentive has to do with preserving the latino vote. from a pr perspective as things stand right now, which side of the aisle looks better in the fight? >> that's, you know, who looks better i think that's a tough question, but i will say i think senator marco rubio, he was one of the leading voices for the republicans on getting this bill passed in the senate and the fact that he was able to do that speak