we have paris hilton on, paula deen is on next week.u like to cook, paula deen, she's a southern cook and she's fantastic and who deep fries everything and then puts two sticks of butter on it. i love her. then we had author salman rushdie. >> why? >> because i like people with a fatwa on their head. i've had a few on myself, barbara walters. i'm writing a book, so i meet with authors, so salman rushdie and i have a lot in common. yes. we run in the literatety crowd. you'll probably see paris at one of his dinner parties. >> you both dated pav, didn't you? >> i had a night of wild sex with pavda. >> is that right? is that on the show? >> yeah. it was wild and i'm not saying that at all to get publicity for "my life on the d-list" monday nights on bravo. i'm not saying that. i'm saying it was a connection, it was a relationship. >> it's a true story. much like the lasagna. >> yeah. >> how did it go with you and salman rushdie? >> aa matter of fact, i thought what do you have to talk about with a guy who wrote "satanic verses" and "the fa

she said by the way that she ran off to paris. she was asked why paris? why did she stay in the netherlands? she said, i thought all women who left their husbands ran off to paris. [laughter] it was as good a reason as any. the man who ran the circus eventually suggested to her that she might do better at dancing then writing, although she was a superb writer. and she managed to reinvent herself as the original exotic, what was then known as oriental denser. she borrows costumes, costume ideas from the dance that she had seen in the andes. she certainly did not reproduce the dance's wholesale. but, she did borrow many of the costume effects, although as you can see from that photograph, she specialized in showing off her body. and the traditional japanese covered themselves a little more thoroughly show we say then this. but she did borrow much from them, and brilliantly, she cast her dances as sacred temple dances from the east, which proved to be very important. her debut was march 13, 1905 and she performed at the museum of asian art,. and i will read

and listen to his brother, jermaine, and daughter paris.stand here trying to find words of comfort solace, trying to understand why the lord has taken our brother to return home from here on earth. michael, when you left us, a part of me went with you. and a part of you will live forever within me, but also a part of you will live forever within all of us. we would never understand what he endured, not being able to walk across the street without a crowd gathering around him. being judged, ridiculed, how much pain can one take? maybe now, michael, they will leave you alone. now one request, michael, one request. i would like for you to give our brother, my twin brother brandon a hug for me. i love you, michael, i'll miss you. >> i think they want to say something. >> i just wanted to say ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagi imagine. and i just wanted to say i love him. so much. >> we want to thank you all for loving my brother and supporting our family, thank you and good night. >> that, of course, was

actually, that setup with paris remind the us of this. family started their day earlier today. his casket draped with flowers. first taken to the forest lawn cemetery for a private service for the family. then came the procession to the staples center in downtown los angeles. following the hearse, a dozen black suvs. they set aside 9,000 tickets they could give out themselves. there were also the 17,500 tickets available to fans for either the staples center or nokia theater across the street. more theaters broadcast the memorial, more than two dozen across the country. really, it was a who's who of america that gathered to say good-bye. mariah carey, smokey robinson, right there, kobe bryant and magic johnson. religious figures, martin luther king iii the entire memorial was just under two and a half hours. like you said, vinnie, what a day. >> thank you so much, richelle. you know, there's been speculation that jackson would be buried at forest lawn memorial park in hollywood hills. the final resting place of many stars. but now tmz is

visa to be in paris.hey never had to prove the second part of the charge, with the intention to gather and pass information. because with all of the surveillance they did, they couldn't come up with anything she had ever done and so they never specified information she passed, there was never anything specific she was supposed to have done, but, in the summation by the prosecuting attorney, they claimed that she caused the death of 50,000 good french soldiers. and, that was apparently believed. >>... satisfy the people who wanted some kind of a public -- some kind of a public -- >> scapegoat. >> scapegoat, y.

el homenabrenaje concluyÓ con l dijo su hija parÍs, quien dijo que era el mejor padre.s de honduras celaya se reÚne con la secretaria de estados unidos hillary clinton. muc muchomuc este es es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> michael jackson hoy el mundo recordÓ a quien cambio al mundo, con su mÚsica. la despedida final a michael jackson en los Ángeles mas que uno funeral, fue una celebraciÓn de su vida, de sus canciones, de su mÚsica. y el mensaje de sus familiares y amigos fue sÓlo uno "michael jackson nunca se irÁ". ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> muy buenas noches el funeral de jackson fue como su vida los detalles mantuvieron en un m misterio hasta el Último minuto, hoy terminaron con una celebraciÓn privada donde asistieron la familia y los amigos ahÍ vimos por primera vez el ataÚd dorado que llevaba los restos del cantante. luego, a la ceremonia pÚblica, donde casi 20 mil personas le dieron el Último adiÓs, se encontraban medios de comunicaciÓn de todo el mundo y allÍ estÁ jaime garcÍa. >>> buenas tardess jorge realmente no habÍ

michelle luis was for bacon in paris. in this portrait which i think is one of the best portraits he ever did, he turns luis in to a kind of african mask, the subject of his own studies. also i met him, he really did look like this picture. very serious. luis was important for bacon because he gave bacon the legitimacy that he always thought with the parisian art world that bacon may have been one of the last non-french artists to think that paris was still the capital of the art world in the 1970 fs. >> charlie: does it reveal new techniques that bacon had mastered in the '70s? >> i think it does. we see them repeated again in the late self portrait triptic here. where you see him using similar distortions. i visited the exhibition with a good friend of mine who is brilliant mathematician who deals with chaos theory and defamation now working on mapping my tree valves and he found these paintings fascinating, because of bacon's distortion, but at the same time a distortion which is contained by certain realistic limits.

klein reported he's the father of paris and prince. in an interview with abc's "good morning america" klein denied it. well, sofrt of. >> all i can tell you is that to my knowledge, i'm not the father of these children. but i'm telling you, if push comes to shove, you know, i can't say anything about it. but to the best of my knowledge, i'm not the father of these children. >> to the best of your knowledge? that's an interesting phrase. >> i can't answer it in any other way. because you know what, i don't want to feed any of this insanity going around. >> is jackson's ex-wife, debbie rowe, worked for klein. were they in some kind of a relationship? is the doctor implying there's a possibility he could be the father? joining me to talk about all this, alexis, a family law attorney. hln law enforcement analyst mike brooks. "inside edition." melanie bromley for "us weekly," whose cover story, the truth about his kids hits newsstands today. jim moret, i want to go to you first, though. i'm not the father, to the best of my knowledge? >> to

paris is now 4.> i see you got the "star wars" shoes. >> not part 2. >> not part 2. >> daddy got them for me. >> oh, right. okay. what has he been telling you about not part 2? why don't you like "star wars" part 2? >> it's because it's boring and slow. >> right. and what makes you think you're qualified to make such a strong judgment? >> what makes you think you're right about that? are you sure you're right? i think he has a point. >> he has a good point. >> did you cry when prince was born? >> yes. >> can you just tell me what happened? can you remember how -- >> of course. he came out with this really big head. and as soon as i saw his head, i thought of my grandfather and my brother, randy, because his head was shaped just like theirs. and i said, oh, my god. and then the rest, they let me pull -- pull him out, and i cut the umbilical cord with scissors that were shaped like a stork. and they cleaned him all off and everything. and i -- i was ready to take him home. they said, nope, can't take h

michael jackson's daughter paris emerges into the public spotlight for the first time. and in an emotional farewell to her father. >> daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. >>> plus, the latest entertainer -- the greatest entertainer who ever lived. the stars pay tribute to the king of pop. ♪ >> his legendary music and his unforgettable dance moves. >>> and we are the world. the life and legacy of michael jackson, celebrated in an extraordinary memorial. a special edition of "nightline" starts right now. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. reporting tonight from the staples center in los angeles. it was inside this arena earlier today where thousands of fans from around the world joined family members and superstar friends to remember michael jackson. a performer whose extraordinary talent made him one of the most famous men on the planet. today's ceremony paid tribute not just to his talent but to the man himself. let credited with breaking down racial barriers and changing popular cultural forever. but the most emotio

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durante el homenaje pÓstumo que le rindieron en los Ángeles al rey del pop y el mundo llorÓ junto a parÍsja de este fallecido artista cuando ella dijo que su padre era el mejor >>> asÍ es ilia pudimos conocer ob por primera vez el rostro de los hijos de jackson, veremos a Él en unas imÁgenes que acabamos de obtener tony andrade nos amplia. @ ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> fue el momento mÁs emotivo del homenaje ayer a michael jackson, parÍs la hija del fallecido artista, estalla en llanto y asegu que Él fue el mejor padre del mundo. >>> ahora estas imÁgenes que acabamos de obtener cobran una nueva dimensiÓn sobre el rey del pop xcompartiendo con su hijo mayor prince michael cuando tenÍa apenas 2 aÑos fue grabado en elsa l salÓn de parque de atracciones en disney en parÍs francia. jackson y su hijo compartieron momentos especiales y luego el artista hasta se tomÓ fotos con gun algunos empleados que se acercaron. el interprete de triller con sombrero neo, camisa blanca y un cubre boca que nunca se quiÓo para las fotos, hizo esta improvisadas actuaciÓn, despuÉs el cantante abraza esta joven empleada de

james or paris. >> what are the pluses?> you get a great gig. >> for the president and the country? >> well, if you plan on running for reelection, you are going to want those donors to give back to you when you run in four years. it works both ways. >> yeah, it's not just limited to ambassadors. other appointments can in fact involve big donors. i still want to get to the pluses of an ambassador being able to buy the appointment, so to speak. aren't they mostly his friends? and aren't his friends candid with him? don't they in other words have a rapport with that circle? in other words, that's exactly the kind of person they would like to have on hand in a country informing them of what is really going on with the leadership of the country? >> eleanor is right. these posts that are bought are in countries that don't matter very much. >> really? >> ironically. >> what matters is the middle east, asia, really serious countries where you have turmoil and it really matters. >> london? > new york and london. >> it's the middle

paris, michael's daughter, paris, said that was dr. murray's room and when daddy was getting his, quote, oxygen, the children were not allowed in there. >> larry: is she accusing dr. murray of murder? >> i think she has a lot of questions she would love to ask doctor murray. >> larry: others, right? >> a conspiracy of shadowy characters around him. >> larry: giving him drugs to kill him? >> giving him drugs to control him. isolated from his family. the family tried to intervene. they knew he was in trouble. every time they tried to get lease to the house, they were prevented. joe jackson went to the front door on many occasions she told me. they went to the front gates. they wouldn't let him in. when la toya called the house she couldn't speak to her brother. this is very suspicious. >> larry: dr. murray has not specifically -- we have another statement, has not responded to la toya's description of what was their encounter the day michael died. quote, dr. conrad murray continues to fully cooperative with the los angeles police departm

. >> paris jackson, dadadds little girl, saying gododye to her father whoho s m my in thee wor lolove a and she shed heraddy wiwiththem. mimiael jackson, of urse. this was a memorial s serce that was ofofte emotional. at perhaps the momo emotioiona moment, but bokoke ields also having difficicul,, mariaharey who had dfifilty beginning her sosong it was funny, magic johnson i thought really hit s so good notes.s. bygraphical, berry gordy, taining out findingnghahat extraordinarary 10-year-olold michael ckson and helping to introduce him to the world. it wasaspoetic. mamayaangelelou the great poet, had him. d,d, of course, i it s musical. soanany eats from the world of music who caca t to perform. lee cowanasasinside. courtneyazaztt wasinside.e. wegogo into thestaples center ro get your takee on atat it was ke to be iiide that auditorium. >>eporter: for me i tnk onene of thehe mtt remarkablee things was just sort of ththe roller asasr that this aience was for the courseff thiss whole memorialal at times as you mentioned ththeye standing up, clapping, singing with the music, a five minut

who will care for prince, paris and blanket now that michael jackson is gone? will it be katherine and joe jackson? will deborah rowe make a case for custody? exclusive details as the future of the jackson children hangs in the balance. >>> and the fastest cannibal on the planet. it's an extraordinary journey into the wild for a rare and intimate look at cheetahs, the magnificent cats whose strength goes up to 80 miles an hour and the woman trying to save them from exi think thesive. >>> and in life, he was the animated face of so many products. in death, billy mays is still hard at work. why selling from behind the grave is tonight's "sign of the times". captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with the uncertain future of the three children michael jackson leaves behind. it was a day of rumor and speculation with the bombshell report that biological mother deborah rowe agreed to forego any custody bid in exchange for a multimillion dollar settlement from the jackson family. by early afternoon, a complete refutati

paris is now 4.-- >> i see you got the "star wars" shoes. >> not part 2. >> not part 2. >> daddy got them for me. >> oh, right. okay. what has he been telling you about not part 2? why don't you like "star wars" part 2? >> it's because it's boring and slow. >> right. and what makes you think you're qualified to make such a strong judgment? >> what makes you think you're right about that? are you sure you're right? i think he has a point. >> he has a good point. >> did you cry when prince was born? >> yes. >> can you just tell me what happened? can you remember how -- >> of course. he came out with this really big head. and as soon as i saw his head, i thought of my grandfather and my brother, randy, because his head was shaped just like theirs. and i said, oh, my god. and then the rest, they let me pull -- pull him out, and i cut the umbilical cord with scissors that were shaped like a stork. and they cleaned him all off and everything. and i -- i was ready to take him home. they said, nope, can't ta

were you surprised that paris talked?surprised, but, it was very much in character for her. she's a very courageous little girl, and very smart, very -- yeah, it surprised me, but it was very much in character for her. >> you had talked to me in the past about what a great dad michael jackson was, that nobody really knew that side of him. that was the private side. was this sort of that moment of confirmation? >> absolutely. i was very proud of her. because i think it just showed the world, you know, she was brought up, how wonderfully she was brought up. >> what about the kids and what happens next? when i watch them on the stage, there was a very strong connection to the jackson family. they were holding tight to them and it seems very genuine, very real. >> that's why i think the kids need to be with, you know, with katherine. because it's not just katherine. it's the whole jackson family. and there's so many -- so many of them, you know, there. it would be, i think, ridiculous to take the kids anywhere else. >> there

paris put a periodon the end of this sentence. he was a good ther.today it's very importantat that's what w fos on. we don't take that away fr him. he was an iortant person in this family, and emphize the worderson" because it's easy forget hat. and tomorrow is a new day. and we're going to as journalists continue to follow this story. but that moment rely did say, thiss lightning in a bottle. paris saidho her father was and brought ts very dvisive family togethe as well. and th'ssaying something for a ttle girl who is quite, quite brave. >> courtney, how emotional was the crowd today inside the staples center? >> rter: you know, it was really magical in some ways because they were emotional. the hiest of highand the lowest oflows. and that was the brllnce, really, of the way this production was staged. you had really faastic moments of nging. keep going back to the "we are the wod" moment. it was suddenly like, 1986 in there again. and people were stanng up and swaying and holding hands. i remember tt when it came out. and then there were times, lik

joseph and to katherine, paris, and prince, all of these wonderful, beautiful symbols of america, i can tell you as a member of the united states congress, we understand the constitution. we understand law. and we know that people are innocent until proven otherwise. that is what the constitution stands for. so you mourn today. i come too to thank you for many people don't understand the heart of entertainers. they don't know how big their hearts are. they don't know how they heal the world on behalf of america. when we are at war, our icons, like michael sing about healing the world. so he calls us into public service. it did not matter whether we were black or white. he even told us to beat it, and look at yourself in the mirror, because it meant that if you were going to make a difference, look at the man or woman in the mirror. i come to you today to say, thank you. some of you come from all faiths and we respect that here in america. but there is a story who seems is so symbolic of this young and beautiful man. i love the story of the good samaritan, because it talks about those wh

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his 11-year-old daughter paris speaks out, crying into the microphone. even know? a misery tonight that -- mystert we will explore, coming up tonight on "issues."

the tearful tribute from his daughter, paris.er two brothers over the years. how are they coping grieving in the public spotlight? and how have others grieve, as well? >>> and we turn to our interview with dr. arnold klein, whose name has been in the headlines. as michael jackson's longtime friend and physician, he's a pioneer in skin treatments. and it was in klein's office, where jackson met debbie rowe, who carried two of jackson's children. and it was klein who said the red skin rash on jackson's face was one of the autoimmune disease, lupis. we look at his appearance. and its evolution over the years. and reams have been written about it and the change in his skin tone, what were we looking at? what were we seeing? >> basically, he had lupis. we met over me diagnosed him with lupis. it blew me away. i'm diagnosing the most famous person in the world, with a very serious ailment. he had lupis. then, i had to deal with the loss of pigment. they're both autoimmune diseases. i had to go through process with him keeping him look

they ink that politicians inhabit a different universe from paris.appers were predictin riots in the fren suburbs year before they happened. some say that the lyrics might be disturbing or reprensible, but they are expressing shar feelings of youn people. bbc news, paris. >> finally, utah police receid a comaint of a reckls dver who looked too youngo dre. of thear did seem to have trouble keeping on the rights at the road, and then it drove through a stop sign. stopped at theleft and it appears as thoughhe police have t drir corr. out comes the cprit -- a seveyear old boyho had taken is dad's car. the reason? he did t wanto go to church. >> fuing was ma possible by the frman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, an honolulu, the nean's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundaon, and union bank. foundaon, and union bank. >> union bank has putts strength t work for wide ange of companies, fm small businees to mor corporations. what can we do for you? >> i am henrlouis gates, j., and publ broadcasting is my source for news about t

paris and her two brothers are out from under the veils.forever live under the veil of their superstar dad. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father that you could ever imagine. and i just wanted to say i love him so much. >> reporter: it was the heart wrenching moment we won't soon forget. 11-year-old paris, katherine jackson, remembering her famous weather. there they were, the three kids, unmasked, on stage, grieving their famous dad. will life ever be normal, when your late father is described like this? >> i think he is simply the greatest entertainer that ever lived. >> reporter: we know from the past what can happen to the children of famous parents. from liza, to lisa marie. surprisingly, so many of them pursue a life in the spotlight, as well. ♪ never know how it feels for you ♪ >> reporter: both of john lennon's sons became musicians, but not as famously as their dad. and elvis' daughter, michael jackson's ex-wife, has tried her hand at music, too. some have performed duets with their late parents, with the help of

. ♪ followed by a jackson who had never been on stage, michael's 11-year-old daughter paris. >> ever was born, daddy has been the best father you can ever imagine. >> reporter: with a heart wrenching final good-bye. >> and i just want to say i love him so much. >> reporter: it really was the defining moment of the memorial, a reminder that even with all the controversy that has followed jkson, there is a family aching right now over the loss of a son, a brother, and a father. in los angeles, i'm jay gray. christina, now back to you. >> all right. thank you, jay. >>> following meetings with russian leaders this morning, president obama switches gears as he arrives in italy. that's where he will be sitting down with world powers for the g-8 summit addressing problems facing countries around the globe. for more on that, with he go to nbc's savannah guthrie who joins us live from italy. good morning, savannah. >> reporter: good morning, christina. the president just arrived here in italy, and he'll be here until friday. actually, friday he has a meeting with the popement but he's here fo

mtv is showing a new documentary, it's called "paris, not france."t's an in-depth look at paris hilton's life. it's the -- [ laughter ] it's true. that's not the joke. [ laughter ] it's the first documentary to be shot entirely in night vision. it's going to be fantastic. [ laughter and applause ] trying new things. hey, did you hear about this? dallas cowboys quarterback tony romo has instructed security to keep his ex- girlfriend, jessica simpson, from coming on his property. it wasn't that hard. they just put a push sign on the door that you have to pull. [ laughter and applause ] doesn't seem right. that's what reports are saying. "american idol" auditions are just two weeks away, and paula abdul has not signed a contract yet. [ audience oohs ] the show's producers say that they don't understand what paula wants. no, literally. they can't understand her. [ laughter ] [ slurring ] "i want on the money." i want on the money." "you want on --" "yeah, i want on the money." [ laughter ] they can't understand what she wants. she wants on the money. mic

>> caller: i think paris is the most precious little thing in the world.mean, she humanized michael jackson for me, not being a fan. i watched her fidget with her little purse ahead of time, and move up to the mike and from her heart came these words that made me say to myself, she reminded me not to judge a book by its cover. she brought love into the world. she made him something that -- she was amazing. and it made me think about how much she loved her daddy and what a good daddy he had to have been. >> thank you for your phone call. a lot of people were touched by that. all right. we've got hln facebook comments to share as well. aaron says i don't think the jackson family should have shielded paris from publicly express herg feelings. we witnessed a little girl who misses her father. i thought the words paris spoke were heart felt but i don't think it was a good idea because i'm afraid she will become a target in the media. julia wrote this. no one could have humanized michael jackson the way this brave, lovely little girl did so eloquently. the whole

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his 11-year-old daughter paris' voice heard by the world for the first time, breaking down as she remembers never heard so many people close to michael jackson speak to openly and personally about him until today, almost as if we had to wait until his death to hear these voices speak about how he lived. and here is dennis murphy. >> reporter: never can say good-bye, but then, that's what funerals, memorial services are all about. the ones remembering and saying heartfelt good-byes are the people in michael's life who knew him best. >> michael, i love you and i told you this many times so i'm at peace. i'm at peace with that. >> reporter: the ones who are inspired to follow in his professional foot steps. >> one of the first records my brother and i ever bought was dancing machine and i'll never forget the two of us trying to get the robot going and trying to be like the jackson 5. he let me know that as an african-american you could travel the world. ♪ you and i >> there were almost two jacksons remembers, little michael with the jackson 5 of the late '60s. ♪ where there is love, i'll be th

this is the paris fairgrounds, home of annual fun and festivity.n the late 19th and 20th centuries, white people would gather at some occasions to watch black people get lynched. the past is painful to most people of this town, of any color. you saw the almost rioting in the streets. tell me how it made you feel. >> i was saddened. i don't think it reflects the community or the town that we have correctly. >> reporter: while the two men are no longer accused of murder, the facts are still anything but clear. in a court document, the authorities say the bottom of the truck had been washed after the accident, and driven through tall grass in an attempt to remove possible evidence. but then months later another trucker called to say he could have hit mcclellan on the road that night. he has not been charged. so, all in all, when people say the system is racist because you were not charged, what's your reaction? >> the system may be racist, but it has nothing to do with my charges. >> reporter: so in the death of brandon mcclellan, everyone is right ab

touched but not surprised, paris was so close.son speak. had she or any other members of the family plan to speak? >> we didn't know who was going to speak. there was an openness we offered at the end of the program so that if members of the family did want to come up and thank the fans and those that were present that they had that opportunity. and we were really surprised when they all came up for "we are the world" and "heal the world." we would have never expected they would have had the strength. it was beautiful. when i saw their faces coming up the steps and joining us on the stage and the children, that was my greatest moment. for me personally that was the greatest moment to be on the stage with the jacksons singing those songs, looking out at the world. that gave me strength and helped to bring some closure. >> kenny ortega joining us after an extraordinary day. kenny, appreciate it so much. >> thank you. nice speaking with you. >> so many emotional moments from today's memorial. we'll have all the must-sees in our 8:00

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in that emional moment we talked about, mic jackson's daughter paris did indeed say good-bye to her dadg to show you th. >> eveince i s born, daddy has been the best father you could ev igine, and just wanted to y i le him so . jackson, one of mchael is jackson's the children ase say good-bye to the chief and to ken ehrlich. obvisly, aotay unscripte moment as we justheard, and then the family after the ceremonyid thank kenehrlich, he shared with me, and the got in this small motorcade and went just a ltle ways down to -- i guess maybe it's a mile from herto it's beverly lsre, one of the better-known hotels where family and friends are gathering for thr own private me to share after this memorialervice. nah kim is at the beverly wilshire. what can you tell us from there >> just within theast half hour or so th sceneas just exploded. we have helicters, police seizing the streets. they are nowlocking off som of the ros. they didn't plan t do that, but i guess because of the sheer crush of peoe that are now here, youknow, this is a place that's n unused to limos and rollsoyces and bentleys

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i think paris was the toughest. >> that broke my heart. it is still breaking.al things. it just hit me. greta: we are not sure how much they will be in the spotlight, but, boy, how their lives have changed. >> yes, it is so tough. i am actually surprised that after michael past that all of these pictures were coming out with the kids at the mass -- after michael passed. when michael had the kids wear the masks, they thought he was crazy, but then the kids could have gone out with their friends and family and not be disguised. michael always told them it was like halloween. he always made it like a game with the kids. greta: so they did every single time they were out with him? >> he did it to protect them so when they were out with the nanny or friends or family, they did not have to do that, and they could be free and have a good time. greta: it was not such a bad idea, in light of the fact that it was such a heavy spotlight on the kids. >> it gave them the opportunity to be kids and to grow up properly and not be limited. only when they were with him were the

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do you side with paris or mike?i actually think this is a really great way, it's a creative way to spin into a new trade. i'm going to go with the guy who's got the hot hand. >> all right. got a question, send us an e-mail. we'll answer it during your web extra. i do read every e-mail we get. go to our website, your chance to ask a question and our chance to educate you. that is right after the show. we've got big news coming out of the world of options. a newly listed option. tom henry coe born today, eight pounds, six ounces. mike is the proud father. amazing. time for the final call. stacy, kick it off. >> congrats to mike and family. i would consider buying the microsoft august 24 put ahead of earnings. >> scott. >> volatilities come in. that doesn't mean it is not going to go lower. if you're long options, make sure you really want to be long those options. >> dan? >> in apple, turn that august 125, 150 risk reversal into a 150/160 call spread in august. >> buy that one by two put spread. >> looks like our time