fire rodriguez was honored with a bronze star. >> i wanted to make sure my family was safe. make sure there is no conflict in the united states. there is a quote i go by personally, it is my thomas payne. he said, if there be trouble, let it be my day that my child may have peace. >> a real hero. thanks to all our troops and now john roberts. fonight, here are the questions we want answered. is it time to declare victory in iraq and bring the troops home right now? find out why one senior military adviser says yes. plus, what happened in michael jackson's house the day he died? this woman, his chef, was there. >> within minutes the paramedics are there and the security is running upstairs, skipping

stairs and all of a sudden we are all panicked. what is going on? what is happening. >> why was her name found among the prescriptions that could have contributed to the king op pop's death? i'll ask her live. two police chiefs charged with a crime allegedly b breaking into a home, whose home? the surrogate of matthew broderick and sarah jessica parker. >> i think all the lines have been crossed. >> has the stalking of celebrities gone too far? plus the story behind this picture. why one business woman is challenging president obama to keep his word on health care. wag the finger. and a rock 'n' roll dream come true t. fan called up on stage to play guitar with her favorite band. now she is an internet star.

this is your only source for news. cnn primetime begins now. in for campbell brown, john roberts. hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. campbell is off tonight. those are our big questions. we start, as always w the mash up. our look at all of the stories making impact and the moments you might have missed. we are watching it all so you don't have to. proof today that nothing revs up american consumers like the promise of money for nothing. >> reporter: with a nickname so catchy it is not hard to see why cash for clunkers captured so much attention. >> cash for clunkers burned through $1 billion. >> too many clunkers, not enough cash. huge demand for a program to clear the nation's air. >> many dealers did 250 cash for clunkers deals, 20 times what the government was expecting.

>> there is a line this long trying to get in the door. >> cash incentives for purchases of fuel-efficient cars were excepted to last through september and yesterday it wasn't clear if it would last through the weekend. >> the house just approved $2 billion more to fund it. >> today they were pitching like old pros. ♪ if you want a better buy go see cal ♪ >> a bill i sponsored called cash for clunkers. >> they can't keep cars on the lots. >> if i don't have the best deal in town i will eat a bug. >> one of my dealers described it as chaos. >> forget the sticker. >> give it a fill-up and let's get cash for clunkers back on the road. >> c.a.r.s. is providing a jolt. >> this is a win-win-win for our country.

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what do they know about chickens? >> they may not know about cluckers, but when it comes to clunkers they have scored a hit. a very big one. from wall street, for the first time in a long time good news. >> growing optimism among stronger than expected corporate profits. the dow up 17 points today saw its best july since 1989. >> the economy contracted for the fourth straight corner but the pace of decline slowed sharply. >> this is going to be the best july in decades for the stock market. that's real. doesn't mean it can't go down again but there have been substantial gains. >> today's report underscores what the roaring stock market has been signalling all month, the worst recession since the great depression may soon be over. >> we have to parachute open and gliding down. >> this is welcome news for the

white house. the president out front and on message like he has been all week. >> we may be seeing the beginning of the end of the recession. >> the beginning of the end of the recession. we have stepped away from the precipice. we have stopped the free fall. the economy is moving in the right direction. >> moving in a positive direction. >> the steps we have taken over the last six months have helped us put the brakes on the recession. the steps we took -- the steps we have taken. >> we have taken a first step. >> have helped to stop the economic free fall. >> the president and the administration took steps to get our economy stabilize, rescued and ultimately turned around. >> i will not rest until every american who wants a job can find one. i'm not going to rest -- we're not going to rest -- this administration will not rest -- until anyone looking for work --

until everyone who wants to find a job can find a job. >> the president is not going to stop working until more americans are back at work. >> in other words, stick with me people, the best is yet to come. over to iraq. the pentagon considers whether it is time for us to leave. >> reporter: a high level pentagon adviser says the u.s. military should declare victory and g home. >> extending troop presence will do little to improve security. >> the british are leaving iraq. >> car bombs in baghdad have claimed 28 lives. >> the attacks targeted worshippers at mosques for friday prayer. three american hikers under arrest after wandering across the border. >> reporter: four americans travelled from syria to turkey.

from turkey they crossed into the northern kurdish run part of iraq. the four traveled -- one of them stayed behind. >> reporter: these people are described as tourists on an outing t. three contacted a college and said they mistakingly entered iranian territory and troops surrounded them. >> reporter: the three americans are believed to be in iranian custody possibly held in iran. this incident very much under investigation. >> the american embassy in baghdad looking into that matter tonight. and from india, a picture you have to see to believe. #. >> reporter: hundreds of infants were dropped from the roof of a mosque in western india. see for yourself. >> reporter: the children mostly

under the age of two are caught in a bed sheet, the families are guaranteed good health and prosperity. >> that is what you call a bouncing baby boy. children's advocates not pleased. that brings us to our friday night punch line brought to us by jon stewart. he is stunned that republicans have a claim that health care includes euthanizing senior citizens. >> rumor has it that older american citizens would be put out to pasture. >> i have been told there is a clause in there that everyone that medicare age will be visited and told to decide how they wish to die. >> actually that is a provision for hospice care and counseling.

tell her, obama. >> you know, i guarantee you first of all, we just don't have enough government workers to send to talk to everybody to find out how they want to die. >> mr. president, i'm not sure you want to go with dry witt on this one. >> jon stewart, everyone. that is the "mash up" tonight. a small business owner challenging obama. michael jackson's chef was there the day he died and describes exactly what happened inside the mansion. >> the daughter, paris, she started screaming, daddy, daddy, daddy. we all started crying. >> you knew something was wrong with michael? >> we knew something was wrong. something was wrong. she is screaming daddy and starts crying. we start crying. we come together in unity in a

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most americans might find face time with the president of the united states just a little intimidating. not tonight's newsmaker, a small business owner who challenged president obama on his health care plan at a town hall in north carolina. take a look. >> my name is patty. i own a company called mmi public relations. i have 20 employees and i provide health care benefits for them and so i wouldn't blow it i have written down my question. what current long-term social program created and run by the government should we look to as a model of success? >> just in the health care arena i point to two areas.

medicare and the va are both government-run health care programs that have high satisfaction rates. >> not satisfied she pressed the president again. did she get her answer? patty joins us tonight. here with me on a reality check with the health care proposals chief business correspondent ali velshi. you spoke very directly to the president. what are you most worried about when it comes to health care reform? >> what i asked the president was my concern about my taxes going up and he assured me that any tax credits that i receive would offset any increase in my income taxes. that is when we started -- i said i expect you to hold true. we were laughing and it was great. i didn't get to do the follow up which said how will the tax

credits affect me when i'm a subchapter s. i'm not an accountant, but there are millions of small businesses that are llcs and subchapter s. the tax revenue flows to us as individuals. how will a tax credit apply to an individual. if you are a c corp i understand that. >> let's turn to ali velshi. she has a p.r. firm 20 employees. she doesn't provide the health care. she gives them an allowance and they buy it. would she do better or worse under this plan and tax credit implications versus tax increases. >> patty is right to be concerned about this. if she hits 25 employees under one of the proposals she would be compelled to buy group

insurance. now it is cheaper to reimburse her employees for individual health policies. many small businesses are llcs or s corporations where the income is personal income. if the government is going to offer a tax credit to offset the money patty has to pay to cover her employees they have to make sure different kinds of small businesses are able to claim that tax credit there are a lot of studies that say the cost of doing what the government wants to do versus patty having group insurance for her people will be lower. patty is not having group insurance. she is subsidizing personal policies. >> at this point would she do better or worse? >> it is hard to say. there would be savings of $850 per employee. >> is your gross payroll under $500,000? i have no clue. my operations manager could tell

you that. here is what is disturbing. because i give my employees an allowance, all but two of them i pay 100% of their health benefits because it is less expensive to get an individual policy. why is the government using the "m" word. man dating i have to do that. why don't they build a program so good small business wants to join it instead of mandating it. >> in the current proposal with the house negotiated with the blue dogs, she is not mandating. >> she has 20 employees now, you hope that business grows at a good rate. she the going to hit 25 employees or under $500,000 on her payroll she is going to hit that. you don't want to discourage businesses from growing to get hit by taxes. insurance gets cheaper as you have a larger risk pool. our company pays less per person

for insurance than patty would. unless that pool is big you can't get cheap insurance. that is why people are pushing the mandate. >> you believe the president is sincere and passionate but feel he is leaving too much in the hands of congress. what would you like to see him do? >> i was so impressed by the president. i did not vote for him but i came away from that meeting believing he cared passionately about this. my concern is instead of him walking down to congress and working with them, he is allowing congress to put this together and what my biggest fear is we are going to end up with something like tsa if we try to put it together in a month. tsa has a big bloated program that slows you down at the airport, makes you strip down and walking barefoot to get through the metal detectors. i don't want that. we need to take a reasoned approach to this. i i think small business needs to be at the table.

>> she is concerned that small business wasn't at the table enough even though she attended the health care forum in june. she was sitting way in the back of the room. has small business had the same seat at the table that big business has? >> no. small businesses are the engine of job growth. we need them to create jobs. they have different interests. it is not the same as big business. the representation with government has been less than big business. that is a concern. patty's business is run differently than a lot of other small businesses. they don't have one concern, they don't share one view. they need to not be overly taxed so they can create jobs. >> you saw the beer summit. you would like the president to invite you over for a class of pino grigio and talk over small businesses? >> yes, i do. i think he needs to hear from

concerns. so, yes, i would love to have a glass of wine with the president. >> patty, thanks for joining us. ali, thank you for bringing your expertise. have the second 100 days of the obama administration been days of change or days of frustration? cast your vote at cnn.com/reportcard. get the results thursday 8:00 eastern. a developing story in washington state. explosives, lots of explosives are missing. my doctor said the bayer aspirin saved my life. please talk to your doctor about aspirin and your heart. i'm going to be grandma for a long time. sfx: chear that?can shaking that's the sound of people saving. saving money, saving time, and saving for the future. regions makes it simple - starting with lifegreen checking and savings - featuring free convenient e-services,

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download. we begin with breaking news. out of washington state. hundreds of pounds of explosives missing tonight. authorities are asking the public for help in finding the explosives. stolen from the port of wala wala washington. 96 blocks of tnt, a roll of detonation cord that measures 1,500 feet. among the other things stolen, consumer fireworks. the explosives belong to various agen agencies. the atf has taken over the investigation. in idaho, a missing 8-year-old boy may be the victim of a "tragic event." robert manuel of boise hasn't been seen for a week. evidence found last night at his mother's apartment indicates suspicious circumstances. the mother pleaded guilty in march to willfully injured another son, an infant, by

striking his head against the surface calling a skull fracture. there are new photos of the president's airplane, the flight over lower manhattan in april. hardly anybody knew about it which caused panic and outrage in new york and new jersey. memories of september 11th still very fresh. 150 images, you are seeing a quick recap of the flight released. the official who ordered the beauty shots resigned shortly after that photo session. the kids turned away from a philadelphia area swim club will have plenty to write in the what i did in my summer essay come september. actor tyler perry made good on his promise to an all-explens paid trip to disney world. the swim club denies allegations of racism. perry told the kids to live their lives to the betterment of

the community. >> that is a good lesson. >> tyler perry didn't want video cameras around the kids. those photos came from disney world. not from him. >> he wants kids to know if they have negative experiences there are people you can learn the positive. tonight's news make, michael jackson's chef, she was in the house the day she died. >> around 12:05, 12:10, dr. murray comes down the stairs and he is screaming, hurry, go get prince. call security.

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when he was alive and in his prime we called him the king of pop. now investigators are calling him something else as the criminal case reaches a new level. >> reporter: for the first time officials are referring to michael jackson as a drug addict. after what they found at his doctors' offices they are making it clear they are going to pursue charges. >> the warrants make it certain that dr. murray's office would uncover excess, excessive prescribing and manslaughter. >> on thursday the la coroner's office and lapd brought in prosecutors. they delayed the toxicology results again for another week claims there is more to

investigate. that signals to me an arrest is imminent. >> how do investigators think jackson's doctors got their hands on to so many powerful prescriptions. randy kay is live in los angeles digging into the search warrants. you have been looking into the aliases officials believe have been used to obtain drugs for michael jackson. what have you found on that front? >> we went through the search warrants that were served at dr. conrad murray's home and his clinic. in all there were 19 different aliases investigators were looking for. they are looking for a connection between michael jackson, all of these aliases and the doctors who treated him over the years. maybe he was prescribed medication under these other nams that possibly contributed to his death. two of the aliases stand out, one is his own son, prince jackson, one of the aliases, the

other is the name of his personal chef. kai chase. two of the 19 aliases they were looking at. >> there is another alias, omar arnold. why is that one so significant? >> reporter: omar arnold which we've already confirmed from a good source with knowledge of the investigation is an alias he has used in the past. omar arnold is the name found on a cd that was in dr. conrad murray's clinic. so here you have a cd with that name, the alias that michael jackson has apparently used on a cd that was found at the clinic belonging to the doctor who is at the center of this investigation. we know from a former doctor of michael jackson he used to prescribe medicine under the name omar arnold and michael jackson. it seems to be one of the more popular aliases. >> randy, thanks so much. stick around. we want to talk with you later.

fake names, famous names, family names allegedly used to get drugs for michael jackson. police say the name kai chase is on that list. the real kai chase joins us from los angeles. she was jackson's personal chef. she was in jackson's home the day he died. kai, the fact your name was on the list of 19 aliases that may have been used to procure drugs, is that a surprise to you? >> you know, yes. it was quite devastating to hear. i was just made aware of that by my pr consultant. it blew me away. i felt confused and i felt used, you know? >> what was your relationship to dr. conrad murray, the man at the center of this investigation and do you have any reason to suspect he might have used your name to procure drugs?

>> well, you know, at this point it seems like probably so. probably so. i mean, you know, i just, you know, it's just a very confusing situation and it is a very heartbreaking situation to know that you come and you work in someone's home and you are employed there and they can actually start mistreating and using your name for, you know, sources that they feel this is okay. >> again, what is your relationship with dr. murray. you were both in the house at the same time frequently. >> i saw dr. murray quite often during the months i was there. he seemed to be a very nice man. he seemed to be a very nice man. well versed and, you know, he would come down in the mornings and get mr. jackson his organic and fresh juices i would make. the beet juices, the ginger and green apple lemon or he would

take them both and get cereal for mr. jackson. he seemed nice. >> you were there the morning michael jackson died. what was the doctor's behavior like on that morning. >> i didn't see dr. murray in the morning. >> i get in the house around 8:30. i saw him around noon. normally i see him around 10:30 when he would come get breakfast for mr. jackson. he did not. >> what was his behavior when you saw him noon? >> he was frantic screaming. i ran and got prince. he goes back upstairs. around, you know, that time everyone is panicking in the home. we are panicking and we are crying. we don't know what to make of what is going on upstairs. paramedics were there and

security's upstairs. it was a lot going on. >> so prince is 12 years old. why would he yell for you to get prince? what is his role in the family? >> i think at that point dr. murray was so frantic and so nervous and scared that he called for prince. call for security. prince, you know, he's little man around the house. and so probably naturally, you know, grab prince. i was not allowed to go upstairs. house rules. so if there is anyone closer, it could have been prince he would have called for. >> tell me more about the house rules. you were the chef. you were preparing the meals. juices. why were you not allowed to go upstairs. >> like any company you are hired, some corporations have a handbook of rules. these are the rules you abide

by. working for anyone, a celebrity of that level there are certain things you do and don't do. we are not allowed to go upstairs is what i was told. my job was in the kitchen, chef, this is what i was doing. >> you have said in other interviews on several occasions you saw dr. murray bringing oxygen bottles down the stairs and upstairs. did you become suspicious thinking what the heck is going on up there? >> yeah. i saw the oxygen tanks he would bring down in the mornings. yes, of course. i was a little curious. i have never seen anything like that before in someone's home. so i never asked. i figured he's the doctor that was hired. he is mr. jackson's personal physician. he should know what he is doing. >> you are the person preparing all his food. we heard in the days after his death michael jackson was eating only one meal a day. he appeared to be losing weight.

he appeared to be lighter than we have ever seen him in the past? was he eating only one meal a day and what was he eating? >> mr. jackson was eating lunch and i was preparing dinner for he and his children. i would make fresh, organic meals. he was into healthy eating. he was into comfort food on saturday. sunday he would eat kfc. corn on the cob down to the anybody lets, just gone. father's day, made him gumbo. he asked for gumbo. he was eating organic and fresh because he is dancing and rehearsing. and, you know, as a dancer his body is his tool. >> so what you are saying would seem to run counter that he was a strict vegetarian. >> no. mr. jackson was not eating any beef and he wasn't eating any

pork. >> but he did eat chick snn. >> chicken fish and turkey and organic vegetables and fruit. >> you have seen the children since his death. i'm wondering how are they doing and this arrangement struck the other day to give michael jackson's mother, katherine, full custody, debbie rowe who they have never known as their mother gets visitation rights. do you think they will be happy with that arrangement? >> i think so. i saw the children a few weeks ago and they looked really good. they asked me to come over and visit. i met with katherine for the first time. they are wonderful with her. the children look great. they sent me little letters, you know, while i was at the house thanking me for the food, thanks me. paris sent a cute little letter saying thanks for the apricots. daddy loves them. so the children are just a joy. i think that will be a nice arrangement for them.

>> you had a good relationship with them at the house? >> yes. >> do you think that would continue? >> i would like to. i would like to see them still. the children are wonderful. they are very bright and charming kids. and, you know, they are smart. they are just loves. i would love to see them. of course. >> kai chase, thank you for taking the time. >> thank you. powerful prescriptions allegedly filled with fake names. if officials knew what was going on why did they not put a stop to it?

multiple aliases to help score drugs for michael jackson the latest bizarre twist in the investigation. randy kay is in los angeles along with "inside edition" correspondent jim moret and hooray rodriguez a board certified internist.

dr. rodriguez, you heard randy kay report police believe 19 aliases were being used to procure prescription drugs for michael jackson. what do you make of that? >> that doesn't surprise me. the scope of 19 names is astounding. it is not unusual for a physician who is doing this to have many aliases of people they know so they don't trip up when they reorder the medications. i wouldn't be surprised if each alias had a specific medication assigned to it. that way you don't raise the suspicion of a pharmacist. >> the pantheon of medication in the law where does that fall? >> it is extremely illegal. not only is it malpractice, it is forgery. it is most definitely going to be federal offenses because of the drugs that were probably being used, narcotics are

regulated by the federal government. this is a whole can of pain that is being opened here. >> randy kay, the search warrant that was executed on dr. conrad murray's home and office in las vegas say probably cause for manslaughter but there were a number of other possible charges. can you run them down for us? >> reporter: right. john, they were looking for evidence of manslaughter, evidence of excessive prescribing, they were looking for evidence of prescribing to an addict, prescribing to and treating an addict and unprofessional conduct. we don't know if they found all that evidence but that is what they were looking for. >> jim moret, officials knew michael jackson was getting prescription drugs under aliases. why was nothing done then? >> at that time the prosecutor was looking at one thing only, allegations of molestation.

they found prescription drugs and aliases and doctors. none of that was admissible in the case of molestation. they could have gone forward with the drug case but chose not to. >> dr. rodriguez, let's go back to the search warrant that was executed. one of the allegations, prescribing to an addict. what are the laws about that for doctors? >> the laws are if you know a patient you have is addicted to medication you are complicit in worsening that addiction if you prescribe that medication. you could lose your license and be up for criminal charges especially federal government charges in the drug enforcement agency. >> that could be a criminal charge? >> correct. you could be contributing to someone's demise, someone's death by worsening that addiction and giving them medications that will eventually kill them. >> we have been waiting for five

weeks for the toxicology report. randy kay we learn the toxicology, the autopsy results at least from the county coroner's office have been delayed indefinitely. what are your sources telling you as to why? >> i spoke with a source with excellent knowledge of the autopsy and investigation and from what i understand there was a meeting between the los angeles police department, the district attorney's office and the coroner's office and this was a joint decision they wanted to put this off. they don't know when they are going to release the results. they have put it off indefinitely because they need time. they are gathering records, information, michael jackson's files from doctors. investigators paid a visit to a plastic surgeon in beverly hills to pick up more of his records. clearly the work isn't finished. >> do you think the delay is the

result of this investigation into diprivan? >> it could be. they could be having difficulty discerning if the diprivan was the only medication killed michael jackson. there is no rush. in the anna nicole case charges weren't filed until more than a year later. >> jim moret, dr. rodriguez, randy kay, thank you very much. jim, stick around. you are hosting "larry king live." more on the michael jackson case. have the paparazzi finally gone too far? what led to a break in and arrest and who was arrested all in the flame of getting a scoop. 

now to our next big question of the evening. are paparazzi going too far in stalking celebrities? sarah jessica parker and the surrogate mother who gave birth to parker's twin daughters. two ohio police chiefs were charge td with breaking into the surrogate mother's home looking for items they could sell to the paparazzi. >> how low is this. two police chiefs accused of the break in of sarah jessica parker's surrogate mom? >> two of the men are ohio

police chiefs while the third is the son of a local mayor. prosecutors say martin's ferry police chief barry carpenter allegedly broke into the home of michelle ross to take and sell items and information to celebrity tabloids. >> he maintained his innocence. >> i'm 100% innocent in this and my department as well. >> the harassment was of serious concern to parker when i spoke to her this past may. >> the woman carrying the twins has been identified not only identified, she has been followed. >> really, the most unsavory things have been done. she had has her phone hacked, her personal computer information hacked. she's had threats against her and she's had people come to her door and say incredibly shocking things to her.

>> so is our appetite for celebrity gossip putting innocent people at risk? joining me is lisa bloom, sharon waxman. sharon, start us off. you are covered hollywood for a long time but is this a new low in terms of the paparazzi and trying to get information to them? >> yes. it is disgusting. i was shocked. i have seen a lot of things. i covered o.j., michael jackson's death, michael jackson's trial. i cover a lot of sordid stuff. that is low. the people whose job it is to protect us. the guy says he is completely innocent so let's wait to see what happens. but there is a lot of smoke going over there. the idea that police officers could be on the payroll is to invade someone's privacy for the purpose of selling information to paparazzi is a new low for me. >> let's talk more about that in

a second. first, lisa, what is amazing about this case is not that may broke into this woman's home. she is not a celebrity but carried a child for sarah jessica parker and matthew broderick. is the demand so great they are going after people who are not celebrities. >> you're right, john. let's break this down. they went after a whom is a noncelebrity, pregnant with twins, living in ohio. not just police officers. two police chiefs and the son of a local mayor. i mean, this is an appalling story. and, yes, look, we live in a celebrity worshipful culture. magazine, television shows are fueled by celebrity worship. i'm sure if these allegations are true, they were offered substantial amounts of money by tabloids, unfortunately, maybe they fell for it like many, many

people do. there are a lot of websites, magazine and shows fueled by getting stories in inappropriate ways. this is the tip of the iceberg. >> sharon you said you think it is a new low you think the police chiefs were trying to get money or may have been on the payroll. you have reported police on the payroll of some of these tabloids. yes. that is true. you have to put it in that context. so, yes there are people in emergency rooms and secretaries and plastic surgeons' offices and hotel concierges who are on the payroll of the tabloids. we have, of course, anthony pellicano, the holiday private detective who had a detective on his payroll. they were tapping phones of the power brokers in hollywood. that is true. police chiefs. invading a private person's

home, i don't know. >> what about that, lisa. the martin's ferry mayor considered this chief to be on the payroll. do you think they are getting off easy? >> i think it is disturbing. they should be suspended without pay until there is an investigation and this is concluded not just on the criminal side but personnel side. they are police chiefs. what the reck are they doing going into a home? what were they going to do, sell something on ebay that belonged to this poor woman? put hidden cameras in her apartment and take pictures? this is appalling. >> does sarah jessica parker sell that many magazines honestly the price for brangelina's babies -- >> baby pictures are huge. maybe they wanted sonogram pictures. >> we have to leave it.

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welcome back. every night we bring you a breakout story. tonight it is a youtube sensation and rock 'n' roll dream come true. the band green day likes to pull a fan on stage to play guitar. at new york's madison square garden a fan named stephanie rocked the house in the tune "jesus of suburbia." check it out. ♪

>> well, she did a great job. no question about that. it reminds me of another guitar goddess, 16-year-old leslie rupp joined keith urban on the solo "raise the barn." listen to this. ♪ >> no question. guitar goddesses in the making, both of them. i have to be honest as a fan of keith urban and green day i'm jealous of both of them. i'm john roberts. have yourself a great weekend. "larry king live" with jim moret

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