okay, patty. you're the bear here. why are we too early? well, there's so many other things going on that we are not talking about. let's talk about the consumer first. you know, the consumer is totally leveraged. they are on life support at this point. we are seeing a little bit more buying but not much. we have a consumer economy, 70% of the u.s. economy is consumer driven. you start looking at where they can get credit. they can't. their homes aren't worth what they were worth before. they can't sell their homes if they wanted to. they don't have jobs. and then you start looking at the earnings and i think this is the most important part. how many of the companies that have reported so far and/or will report in the next week have actually had top line revenue growth as opposed to earnings growth? you know, we are not going to cost-cut our way out of this. we need to actually rectify the fact that valuations cannot return to where they were before given the fact that the consumer cannot come back to the level they were at before. >> housi

would you agree with that statement, patti?him. the thing that i think separated him from those people -- for. >> larry: sammy davis jr.s, the people he used to talk about all the time and the things he did that were bril nant. he could take a piece of each of those people and blend it into this magnificent quilt he turned out to be. plus he was in two tremendously powerful petri dishes of creativity, motown and quincy jones' world. >> larry: well put. thank you for awful our blog traffic tonight. keep your comments coming to cnn.com/larryking. we love hearing from you especially on a day like this. can i tell you what a difference phillips' colon health has made? it's the probiotics. the good bacteria. that gets your colon back in balance. i'm good to go! phillips' colon health. now every drop of shell gasolines... contain a nitrogen-enriched cleaning system... that seeks and destroys engine gunk... left by lower-quality gasoline. it protects engines from performance-robbing gunk. try new nitrogen-enriched shell gasolines. >>

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patty, we see the retail index trade lower right now.ow much of it is the data points from harley and marriott? how much is the concerns over cit and the impact on the retailers who might not be able to get financing? >> i think it's all that, plus the fact that we're seeing bad numbers coming out of jpmorgan. they're really concerned about delinquencies. i think the people who have been really excited about the consumer going forward have to be taking precaution right now. i know harley is up, it's only up on cost cutting.g. marriott is telling us their revenues were down 20%, costs down 14%. that's a recipe for disaster. people are not traveling, people are not spending minnesota on things that they can -- can do without at this point. and when you add that and the cit news, thinking that perhaps some of these major retailers could have some difficulties getting their funding for their -- >> right. >> holiday merchandise, i don't like space at this point. >> thanks for that. and time now for your "power lunch" trade to go, and you've b

where's the law, patti? >> that's right. and she, you know -- we would have thought, hey, sarah palin, she's somebody who would just print out those e-mails, maybe it would take her tech crew a week to figure out how to do that. >> what do you think they'll reveal? >> there's a guy in california who's actually had a few of the e-mails released. and he says that they're heavily redacted. they are edited. and some of them are even completely revised. >> do you think that this will play into the ethics issues that she's having and she's really trying to cover something up? >> well, i -- in my opinion, yes, that's why i'm continuing to pursue these e-mails. even though the attorney general has told us the cost is $450,000 and climbing. >> why is it costing so much? >> well, they've had their legal team on it for all this time. they say they've had four attorneys working full-time. >> to make sure that they don't get released? >> well, i suppose it takes -- i mean, i've -- back in april i figured they were spending five hours per

for more on this, patty with her take on the fast food names. patty, great to see you.ld you use this weakness as a buying opportunity on the stock? >> i think you've got to look at yum as more of an international play. we know that china's stimulus has been working better than in the u.s. it's about a quarter to 30% of revenues. you might as well go in now and get some of those revenues going forward. i think it's got greater legs and not just chicken legs, if you know what i mean. >> can we extrapolate the quarter on yum to other fast food casual dining players? >> we saw ruby tuesday's last week came in with really good numbers. yum was way better than expected. i think you have to look and see that the consumer is trading down, and this is just further proof of that. add to that the commodity costs are coming down, and i think you have dinner and a movie, something for trading after dark here. >> just real quick, i think burger king is something that's overlooked, despite the creepy mascot. better earnings growth and cheaper ps than everyone else in the space. >> ye

. >> reporter: 80-year-old patty cook no longer has a warrant out for her arrest. but back in march it was a different story when she purposefully dumped trash in the lobby of john f. kennedy high school. >> the students who attend kennedy high school walk up and down the road and they apparently throw trash. >> reporter: cook says for over a year the neighborhood in silver springs has battled the trash. >> mostly stuff from fast food restaurants. mcdonald's cups and papers. >> reporter: so she decided to contact the principal thomas anderson. she proposed the students pick up trash for service hours. the principal never called back she said. so this march she took a bag of trash and dumped it into the high school's lobby. and when she didn't get the principal's attention she did it again. >> i gave the principal a note saying this mess is brought to you by patty cook because i'm tired of picking up the trash on the hill. >> reporter: but she said the principal wanted her out of the school. she was charged with trespassing and littering. >> they said i threw garbag

patty, what do you do here?ns 40 years old this year, and their consumer turns a lot older than that. i don't see where we'll have good numbers. we're looking for a number one quarter of what it was same quarter last year. i would say away from it. >> implied move, plus or minus 5%. scott, what do you do? >> well, google is a great company, so i'm a buyer of the stock. it's probably looking for the june 5th high of 444, but it's had most of the move expected, so i would be quick to sell the quick turner. >> and big blue after the bell. john kosar, do you buy ibm? >> i think for a short pop, you can, but i would be actually taking some profits if we get there. >> that was kruse "fast and furious." on tonight's "fast money," well, we have the top internet analysts so tell the score on whether to buy or sell the search giant, but up ahead, the new harry potter movie opens today. but we will be back in just a minute. >>> stop searching for the trade. the number one analyst on the street gives us his exclusive play

patty we knew this, didn't we? >> yeah. this has all been out there. and, you know, the news about credit loss is slowing. that still means we're seeing more credit losses. i fail to see where i should get giddy about this. maybe money gets made on the short term, but this is more emotional than anything else. and show me some top line revenue growth. i'm interested. >> let's take a look at the broader sector, and this brings us to the chart of the day. and bill, you've been looking a sector and the kril cal levels and the s&p 500 financials index. >> we talked about this and basically what i highlighted is the key to watch here. we are in a range from 11 to 13. since that june 26th show, we bottomed at 1083 and we got closer to the upper end and this will be a good proxy for not only the financials, but the overall health in the market. you can continue to trade from 11 to 13 and you break on the upside and the next major target would be 1515.50 and you back down to 9850. we are in the 11 to 13 range. >> you are staying longer? we are in the middle of

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we have patty edwards of storehouse partners, she's here and my question is i know you're from seattlethere's a lot of rain, is green shoots or moss. we know about moss. >> well, it's actually leaf rot that comes when you put too much fertilizer on the ground. you know, i'm looking at this and i know that most people are pretty bullish on this. the number i keep hearing from everybody is that we're going to hit 1,000, we're only 2% from that and the market never does we expect it to. even if not, we're going to have a slight pullback and i think we should get down to about 950 to 940. given that, i want to play it safer. i talked before about phillip morris international and coors, i think both of those are great, get some dividend and buy it stocks, no one gives it up. if i'm wrong, though, the other way i like to play is the jnk, the high yield bond index, you get a 12.7% dividend yield, you get 60% correlation with the stock market, if things go up, you still get 16% of the move. if things go down -- >> you know what, i kind of like the quality high yield. is that an oxymoron? >> a

straight out to the lines, patty in florida. hi, patty. >> caller: hello, nancy. was wondering if michael had a hep-lock or pick line. it's an iv catheter that stays in 72 hours and the a pick line can stay in several months. he could infuse himself. >> any word about that? i guess we wouldn't know until we look at the autopsy report. >> i had word of this, just about a week ago, it wasn't sufficient for me to publish it. i believe my source, but i needed much more to public it. yes, i have heard this. he had one put, you know, under his skin. that way, you can quickly hook yourself up. we know michael has been doing drugs spra vainously for months. >> our chief producer, sister latoya goes on to describe the scene, when she goes into neverland and the room where michael jackson allegedly passed away. >> she said she saw oxygen masks on the floor and oxygen tanks in the house. empty pill bottles, pill boxes and medical equipment in the home. >> she revealed the children were not allowed in the room when the doctor was giving daddy his oxygen and none of the staff

patty, kick it off. >> you know, you can't fight the tape.i still am very confident that i would buy with a finger on the trigger to sell. >> i would actually be a seller at this level with a finger to buy. i think it's trend is still to play. >> dr. j?ñ >> microsoft strengthen, then i'm an aggressive buyer to the close. >> joe? >> melissa, let me point out oil, pressing up above 67 bucks near the highs. that's important. that keeps the s&p strong. >> good point there. that does it for us here. don't miss tonight "fast money." we'll have instant analysis and reaction to both conference calls. >>> up next, "power lunch" takes the housing market live from the hamptons. see what else you are working on. >> watching this rally on wall street because partly we're getting more upbeat economic data, except in one key area. that, of course, is jobs. can you have an economic recovery without job growth? plus, the ceo of ryder systems will join us. first on cnbc interview to talk us to about the latest earnings and outlook for their business. and amaz

straight out to the lines, patty in florida. hi, patty. >> caller: hello, nancy.was wondering if michael had a hep-lock or pick line. a hep-lock is an iv catheter that stays in the veins up to 72 hours. then a pick line can be left in there for several months. so he could have infused himself. >> to mike walker, senior editor with "the national enquirer." any word about that? i guess we wouldn't know until we actually look at the autopsy report. >> i had word of this just about a week ago but it wasn't sufficient for me to actually publish it. i believe my source but i needed much more to actually publish it. i will tell you that, yes, i have heard this, that he had one put, you know, under his skin. and that way you can just very quickly hook yourself up. we know michael's been doing drugs intravenously for more than a decade, so it's possible. >> it was stunning to me, ellie jostad, our producer, latoya describes the scene, when she goes into neverland and goes into the room where michael jackson allegedly passed away. what did she say she observed? >> she said

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. >> they called the patty wagon and put handcuffs on us. and when the patty wagon would stop i hit my face would hit against the metal jesse's mother says the boys need to learn that theft is wrong but she says metal handcuffs were unnecessary and she says the boys were given rough treatment by older boys in the lockup at the juvenile lockup center where they were held for fours. >> i think that it was too extreme. i don't think -- i think that maybe if they would have put them in a police car, taken them to northern, had a nice little scary talk with them -- >> reporter: his eight-year-old friend was also arrested. his mother says it's outrageous that police arrested her son at 7:00 p.m. fright despite her protests and she wasn't able to get him released until after midnight. >> he said i don't have time for no investigation, he's going to jail. so i stated my son is 8 years old and at that time he hugged me and cried i don't want to go to jail i don't want to go. the family of the third boy who's 1 # had no comment. they cite cases of row

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. >>> patty, great to see you. would you use this weakness as a buys opportunity to on the stock?to look at yum as more of an international play. we notice china's stimulus has been working better than in the u.s. you might as well go in now and get some of those revenues going for it. i think it's got greater legs and not just chicken legs, if you know what i mean. >> we saw ruby tuesday's come through last week with good numbers. yum ways better than expected. i think you have to look and see that the consumer is trading down, and this is just further proof of that. add to that the commodity costs are coming down, and i think you have dinner and a movie, something for trading after dark here. >> just real quick, i think burger king is something that's overlooked, despite the creepy mascot. >> yeah, but the creepy mascot, that's why it's cheaper, right? >> it's creepy. i don't want him. i don't like him. >> good point, patty edwards. >>> i concur on that really creepy burger king. >>> coming up after the break, we've got your final trade. if you thought wall street was -- we have

of someone that got bunnies last year an they were both male and female and there was a litter and patty is one of the litter. she is a sweet girl and looking for a home. >> she's so cute. i grew up having rabbits. i wasn't allowed to have cats and dogs. they are good pets. you petlet them hop around and they sit there and don't cause much trouble. >> they can cause a lot of trouble. they can eat a lot of baseboards and cords. >> they can chew your alarm clock cord which happened to me. >> they are sweet. we like them running throughout the house. they get a lot of freedom. going everywhere. >> that's good. they tend to, you can train them to be litter box trained. >> they are litter boxed trained, spayed and neutered. >> hopefully we will have a link to this little bunny on our website at wusa9.com. let your fingers do the walking there if you would like to adopt this little bunny. the show isn't over. it is 12:22. back with more 9 news now. stay d.with us. when i get my period it's not just one thing it's everything. tylenol and advil don't do as much as pamprin. it's the everything in

but, patti, keep on doing the fight.ie. >> thank you. dave: 16 patients, 8 transplants and successful domino kidney swap. we talk to one of the donors and one of the recipients next. gretchen: first your day in history on july 9, 1846 the navy told the citizens of pacific coast down that they were now americans. from there the town changed his name to san francisco. in 2002 was boos from the fan for baseball all-star game ended in 7-7 tie. on this date in 19 2 number one on the charts "don't you want me baby" by the human league ♪ i still love you ♪ but now i think it's time ♪ i lived my life on my own. . . %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% gretchen: tom hanks is the answer to the aflac trivia question of the day. >> six kidney transplants and six or's all at the same time. pair matching kidney donations. six people donate kidneys to total strangers, six people get kidneys from total strangers, 12 people walk away happy. >> the domino surgery. >> that makes for great tv drama, but the fact that it happened in real life is

crabbes, plankton, or patty.t's too cheap, it's too cheap, especially compared to media conglomerates using the spongebob message which is that the entire rest of the company is only being valued at $4 billion. there's no short-term catalyst, but this one's parts, including mr. square pants are worth a heck of a lot more than a whole. i wish the bell would ring and he'd do something about the value discounts like when the value got too great versus the price the public paid it. maybe it's all wishful, but then again if some silly cartoon sponge is worth $8 billion, crazier things have happened. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, is it time for energy stocks to fuel your portfolio? cramer analyzes the technicals to find out which oil stock can unearth some profits on "off the charts." >>> and later, try to keep up with cramer, as he takes your calls "rapid fire" in an all-new "lightning round," all coming up on "mad money." and as a progressive customer, you get to use any of our concierge claim centers. so i can ju

patty in florida. patty, take to us break.yes. >> go ahead, patty. >> caller: i think he should be allowed to play. he's served his time. i am a great supporter of the humane society, yes. i agree. he should do his public service work there. but he should be allowed to play. we give everybody a second chance. >> i think a lot of people would like to see that. but he's got to do something concrete, and it's got to be long-term with the humane society. michael vick can do a lot to help wipe out dogfighting. >>> new this hour, three more people are wanted in the murder of a florida couple, known for adopting special needs kids. a tragic story here. now, there are already eight arrests. and if it took a small army to carry out this calculated ninja-style attack, could cops be ready to talk about another possible motive here? >>> and disgraced dogfighting quarterback michael vick is now a free man. he served his 23-month prison sentence. house arrest. time in leavenworth. paid the debt to society. publicly humiliated. he's basicall

. >> reporter: that's a lot of combinations and you can even bet a one pound patty. the founder originally from potomac, maryland but headed first to california to grow a following for the couldn'ter on the west coast. now the ceo ed wants to do the same thing on the east coast. they opened in reston with more expansion planned soon. >> we looked in bethesda and other markets but we plan to build several stores in this market over time. >> reporter: has a lot of competition from rays, five guys, z burger, elevation burger and the like. the question remains will washington have an appetite big enough for all of those burgers? the answer is probably yes. and some estimates say the typical family of four consumes about 120-pounds of hamburger a year and food tracking service services finds that build your own burgers is one of the hottest trends in the burger industry. >>> while we are talking about food, lobber the lovers, this news is for you. the price of lobster is now cheaper than hot dogs. fortune magazine reports that the price has crashed from $10 a pound back i

the authorities are the first to admit the growth is patty and may have problems ahead. now the report from shanghai. >> china is back in business sooner than some expected. there were signs of recovery was underway. companies are buying more equipment, hiring more staff. customers are more optimistic. the government statisticians are still cautious. prices are dropping. deflation is not healthy for any economy. there is still serious challenges ahead. >> the recovery trend is still unstable. the recovery structure is still unbalanced. there are unknown factors in the recovery process. the next phase of development, we need to pull implement the principles of scientific development. >> if that means they want to see improvement in all sectors of the economy before they will say a full-fledged recovery is underway. the government's stimulus package created a lot of jobs and new infrastructure projects. the export sector is still suffering. >> so far, we believe that the main driver has been the government's stimulus, largely in increased fiscal spending. but there has bee

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. >> hi, patty. how are yodoing?a lot of companies have learned they can be rude to their customers, give them bad service, even not answer the telephone and people still have to do business with them. >> and today that's because they don't really have a choice. >> how can i help you today? >> reporter: 95% of zappos' business comes over the internet but they spend a lot of time and money training people to talk to customers on the phone. there's a four-week training course that every single employee from the executives on down are required to take, even if their jobs don't usually require talking with customers. >> i'd be happy to help you out with that. do you know your order number? you don't. okay, no problem. do you have a phone number that would be on your account? >> reporter: terry already works in the design department but she was a member of the latest call center class. just before they were hired, she and the rest were offered cash to walk away. >> we are actually increasing the offer to $2,000 but today

. >> a long distance dedication from patty to roger. >> reporter: he also gave life to cartoon charactersost famously, as the voice of scooby-doo's sidekick, shaggy. >> here it comes, an aerial attack. >> reporter: the music business has changed radically in recent years. kasem's wife says it's time to moven. >> stations are changing, the networks are changing, radio itself is changing. >> reporter: almost no one knew until this weekend, and kasem has declined interview requests. >> he's never been big on good-byes or hellos. he lets his work speak for himself. >> reporter: kasem's first number one was "mama told me not to come" by three dog night. his last, "second chance" by shinedown. ♪ sometimes good-bye is a second chance ♪ >> reporter: the music may have changed, but kasem has not. >> i'm casey kasem. now, one more time, the words i've ended my show with since 1970 -- "keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars." >> kasem is not going to completely disappear from the air waves. some stations are carrying repeats of his top 40 140e shom the '70s and '80s. >>> that's

when patty kaofsky wrote that work, he had no idea that he would be raised and double raised by reality >> you have written six fiction books? >> yes. just grave me a sentence on eacv one of them. taken us away from a sort of willederness surslens that has confused our social relationships. mission to america? >> about a 19th century religious cult, which i pretend has survived in the mountains of montana and sends out stwo trapped in time missionaries to look at the america of 2005 or et now? >> any religion in mind? >> it was a take of seventh day adventist. >> up in the air. >> that will be made into a movie out this fall. it is a book about a corporate management consultant who special eyes in firing people, terminating executives. his heart and life is so empty. he has only onepre ok u patient, which is collecting frequent flier miles. >> where did you get that from? >> i met a guy on a plane one time and asked him where he was from. he said right here. seat 3 a. i met a guy that displayed a lot of the signs of the times of the transients. you have ever seen him up there? >> no. bu

bridgett patti hill -- investigators believe the man was killed during an attempted robbery last nightey are looking for two suspects in connection with the case. no arrests have been made. the names of the victim had not been released. >>> coming up on "oprah" go behind the doors of sex therapy. the information you have not heard in may be afraid to ask. that is at 4:00 today. >>> breaking news on the deadly bombs in indonesia coming up on the today show. terrifying text messages targeting the six ball -- cell phones of children. and a five-year custody fight is being taken to washington. all of that plus the all- american rejects perform live on the plaza on "today." we will take another look at weather and traffic together before you head out to start your day. >>> gearing up for artscape this weekend. >> union say rabin that. us. >> yes. after the '94 degree high yesterday, we are going back in the 80's. 82 degrees on saturday and 81 degrees on sunday. it will be partly cloudy. we will see some showers and storms but this evening. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining us for 11 ne

. >> reporter: patty lewis stands over her grandson in intensive care. shot this the neck, it took 20 units of blood to save him. >> doctors say he's critical. he came in here critical. right at death's door, i'd say. >> reporter: but just when blood is most needed, donation centers report fewer are giving. >> traditionally over the summer months we see a decrease in donations, but there is an increase in need. >> reporter: about 38% of americans are able to donate blood, but in reality, only about 5% do. what goes through your mind when you look in here and pull out the drawer and there are only three units left? >> fear of what is to come that evening and fear that we may not have enough right away. >> reporter: fighting for lives when life's most precious commodity is in critically short supply. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> now we turn here tonight to the american economy. specifically growing worries over unemployment, the highest it's been now in nearly three decades in this country. the numbers also show it is taking laid off workers longe

. >> patty, this is history, not fair? >> it's not fair, but the thing is, it's most of the time someone in the family. that's the person they look at, but they need to get rid of these people as suspects and investigate them so that they can move on. and the people who are, have their -- the sex addicts and people in the area, once they are convicted of that and they have the register as a sex offender, they can go into all their homes and search all of their homes and i hope they've already done that, especially with 100 of them in this area. >> what do we have to fear for this child's safety besides the obvious? >> he may be in hiding. someone with a family of so much history of abuse, this child a probably dealing with severe anxiety and fear. >>> tonight, we're on the search for nancy's number one fan. get your cameras fabulous nancy grace's number one fan. you can win a copy of "the length victim" and a chance to win a trip to new york to meet nancy herself. cnn.com/nan cnn.com/nancygrace to enter for a chance to win

. @ @ >> i am patti ann brown. the pentagon is beefing up the american military. size of the army temporarily by 22,000 soldiers, as set by general gates. there are fighting wars in iraq and afghanistan -- as said by general gates. overwhelmed by the support they're getting from around the world. the private first class soldier's family released the statement today, the day after he was featured in a video online. an update for the dow. there was news of a private- sector bailout of the englander -- of the ailing lender cit. çbret baier has what is comingp on "special report" tonight. bret: india says, "thanks, but no thanks" when it comes to climate-change deals. glenn: though, america. some stories that the mainstream media is not covered -- hello,ç america. the bailout costs and now, according to just some schlub, the troubled asset release program, says it was going to be like $3 billion or $3 trillion, or maybe $9 trillion, and it looks now like it will only be $23.70 trillion to bail out the financial companies. that is almost only $24 trillion. hey, and i

there's patty. he and i were teammates. he charged me.e after me on the mound when i was with the white sox and he was with the brewers. he was thinking that pitch was a little close. i said, listen, i was told to throw it up and in on you, you didn't like it and you came and told me about it. we've been friends ever since. nothing but respect for the guys that charge the mound. >> bob: here's willingham, josh is 0 for 2. we're in the bottom of the fifth inning after a three hour and 11 minute rain delay. six of the runs driven in with homers. >> rob: what, have we got a 1:35 game tomorrow? >> bob: yes. a footnote on david eckstein. his wife is an accomplished actress, her name is ashley, she was a star on blue collar tv an she's doing a lot of animated voice-over type movie work now. a lot of actors and actresses make pretty good money being those animated voices. she's involved in a two or three year project right now. >> rob: they make hundreds of millions of dollars on those. >> bob: david was a walk on in gainesville, florida, at the

patty kaufman, cbs news, los angeles. >> the coroner's office is expected to release an autopsy report next week. >>> a water main break is causing headaches for at least one baltimore neighborhood. this is closed today. a 12-inch water main broke today. a county road crew is at the scene, working to restore the scene. >>> slick streets from this morning's rain may be the result of the collision between an ambulance and a car. the crash happened this morning. the medic was traveling down green spring to sinai hospital when it collided with a taxi. the ambulance ended up resting against a tree. >>> let's check in on the roads now with sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >>> i'm happy to report that there is not too much going on the roads this afternoon. in fact, the biggest issue that we did have which was an accident on the top side of the beltway is cleared. there are still some lingering delays because of it. you're looking at about a 16- minute drive there. meantime, only one other accident. that's going to be in the city, york road, at east belvedere. otherwise, everything runni

patty kaufman has the shocking report. >>> ever since michael jackson's death, there has been an undertorrent of criticism. >> i suspect there's foul play somewhere. >> reporter: now, tmz reports that police have concluded that dr. conrad murray, who was with him when he died, may have administered a powerful dose of propicol. vials were found inside his home. and police have already talked to the district attorney's office about possible homicide charges. murray's attorney says he's been cooperating with authorities. and he's not the only doctor under scrutiny. >> coroner's officials had to wade through the media. dr. arthur klein is the beverly hills dermatologist who treated michael jackson. >> dr. klein has cooperated with us extensively. >> he is cooperating now. the coroner was frustrated because he had asked arthur klein to ante up michael jackson's medical records. and never got a return call. >> is the focus squarely on the drugs. there is more news about propofol, better known as diprivan. >> reporter: on the tmz.com report about possible homicide charges, there is no comment as of

. >> a long distance dedication from patty to roger. >> reporter: he also gave life to cartoon characters voice of skuby-doo's side kick shaggy. >> reporter: the music busines has changed. kasem's wife says it's time to move on. >> the staons are changing, the networks are changing. radio itself is changing. >> reporter: almost no one knew until this weekend and kasem has declined interview requests. >> he's never been big on good-byes or hellos. he lets his work say it. the music may have changed but kasem has not. >> i'm casie kasem. now one more time the words i've ended my show with since 1970, keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. >> such a familiar phrase. hey, casie, have i a request, can we have some paper towel around here? we got it all cleaned up now

. >> cussed my son, and the older boy tomorrow sat on the curb and waited as they called the patty wagon. >> police say this is not a first. they have arrested seven-years-old before. >> and 8-year-olds and nine-years-old. people have been arrested and it is what the police department does. we have to hold people accountable. >> a 7-year-old that might have taken a go-kart out of a backyard, is not the same as a 17-year-old that just seriously hurt someone. >> regardless, both boys were processed. >> handcuffed continuously in northern district in a cell. for, approximately, 2 1/2 hours. >> officers then took the children, to the baltimore juvenile justice center where they were face-to-face with much older juvenile offenders. >> i would never do it again. >> in medfield, joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> well, police say the kids will need to take part in a mediation. and the victim said he is still wait wing to get some the bike parts back. all of this is the question of the day. we want to know what you think of all of this. did the police do the right thing. was there treatment of

patty comes in. so patty, in two minutes time here, how many bikes can we fit?get four or five in. why don't you hop on. >> reporter: what am i looking for here? >> turn your wheel and stand up. this is a pie per -- a high performance bike. it is liquid cools. and it's one of our sport bike. so you'll get action, extra room to gary some more glitter to pack in some stuff. >> that could be a selling point, packing for glitter. but as i'm looking for a bike, what do i want to keep in mind. >> first of all, what riding experience are you looking for? are you looking for something that is just short-term, or from point a to b, or dance riding and will you have a passenger? this bike is in our startster family, the new xr1200 and you'll get higher torque out of this one. >> reporter: i'm sitting more up right. >> more up righ andyou're feet are progressive. >> reporter: and what kind of cost are we talking here. >> definitely under $12,000, $15,000. and this is the soft tail family. >> reporter: now i feel like i'm on a harley. >> this is a more perfect position. you

. >> they put the handcuffs on us and took us in the patty wagon. >> stupid of me. >> halfway down the alley, i said no we should not do this. i will not do it again. >> mayor sheila dixon and commissioner bealefield are defending the officer's arrests, saying they did nothing wrong. followed policy. but dr. powers. >> clearly it is a theft not a murder. >>ro professor of crime and justice at him anne arundel college and former fbi agent believe police had an alternative including simply issuing a citation. >> had the parents bring the young people back in before someone in the court system, and the judge will admonish them but not the impact of a arrest record or the trauma of handcuffs. >> back on room. >> more talk. >> i do think the police did one thing wrong. they did not take the parents to jail with the kids. >> meantime something interesting tonight. the children both of the little boys, say they want to be police officers. meantime, one mother claims her son was forced to eat off the floor of the holding cell. and the other mother said her son was hit by an older boy. tonight

and depending on your age, some of your viewers probably remember patty hurst and her tenure with the liberation army. we have the gun she used in the bank robbery and the leather jacket she wore. we have can coverage including dillinger's death mask and the bullet pruf vest he zn wear on that night >> with you have so many different exhibits. what do you have planned for us your second year? >> one of the great things about working for a museum where news is in the title we're updating and reflect the headlines in the museum. not long ago when there was an uproar in iran we covered the social network and the twittering. when newspapers have collapsed and some markets we quickly reported that. upcoming exhibits include: throughout the next year you'll be able to see manhunt exhibit about the assassination of abraham lincoln and barack ob a obama. >> i'm so sorry. we've run out of time but everyone has got and go and see the museum. >> thank you very much >> my guest has been ken pullson president of i'll clean the pool if you clean the windows. pick the windows, pick the windows! anyt