. >> larry: were there paparazzi at the hospital?no, there was paparazzi outside the house. >> larry: when you got back home? >> somehow the world knew before we did. >> larry: you were getting calls and there were paparazzi at the house when you got back home, leaving the body at the hospital? >> yes. >> larry: was she buried? >> yes. >> larry: where? >> at forest lawn. >> larry: did you have a ceremony? a large ceremony? >> very, very small. actually, we couldn't function at all, simon and myself, and my sister and -- brittany's aunt and cousin came in, her cousin was 18, her and her best friend hayley did all the preparations. and came back -- >> it was funny. brittany was never an early person and we scheduled the funeral at a certain time so it would be over and people wouldn't be walking around in the dark. but there was a beauty to it, as i said, garish. the lights of burbank started just to twinkle ever so slightly and day turned to night. >> larry: how many people came? >> 30. >> yeah, it was very small. >> larry: we'll be b

when my children were born we only released photographs so that the paparazzi could not chase them. however, my behavior doesn't make it right for the media to follow my 2 1/2-year-old daughter to school and report the school's location. they staked out my wife and they pursued my mom. whatever my wrongdoings for the sake of my family, please leave my wife and kids alone. i recognize i have brought this on myself, and i know above all i am the one who needs to change. i owe to my family to become a better person. i owe it to those closest to me to become a better man. that's where my focus will be. i have a lot of work to do, and i intend to dedicate myself to doing it. part of following this path, for me, is buddhism, which my mother taught me at a young age. people probably don't realize it but i was raised a buddhist and i actively practiced my faith until childhood until i drifted away from it in recent years. buddhism teaches that a craving for things outside ourselves causes an unhappy and pointless search for security. it teaches me to stop following every impulse and to lear

>> larry: were there paparazzi at the hospital? >> no, there was paparazzi outside the house. somehow they knwere there befor we were. >> larry: so they were there when you got home after seeing her body at the hospital? >> yes. >> larry: was she buried? >> yes. >> larry: where? >> at forest lawn. >> larry: did you have a small ceremony, large ceremony? >> it was very, very small. actually, we couldn't function at all, simon and myself, and my sister and -- brittany's aunt and cousin came in, her cousin was 18, her and her best friend hayley did all the preparations. >> brittany was never an early person, and we scheduled the funeral at a certain time so it would be over and people wouldn't be walking around in the dark. but there was a beauty to it, as i said, garrish. the lights over the banks started to twinkle ever so slightly, and day turned to night. >> larry: how many people came? >> 30. >> yeah, it was very small. >> larry: we'll be back with more, this special edition of "larry king live." don't go away. [ female announcer ] enjoy a complete seafood dinner for two for

it puts the paparazzi at bay.etterman came out, did it his way, didn't answer anybody's questions. put it behind him. i think that's a formula. as far as the endorsers, nike hasn't gone anywhere, gillette hasn't gone anywhere. the male-oriented sponsored haven't gone anywhere nor will they. tiger woods is going to still be the million-dollar impeer he is and strangely enough be bigger than ever. this is the crazy world we live in. when he comes back, the masters, the highest-rated tournament ever. hopefully he wins, it's triumph fant, the wife hugs him, there's a great ending to this trashy tale. >> larry: do you see that happening? >> for everybody who leaves him on the endorsement side they'll be standing in line on the other side. tiger woods is the best athlete in the world and commands the entire media right now. tomorrow, you'll be on this tomorrow i'm tomorrow i know espn is running it all day long. they already said we're going to have all day tiger. you know, i agree with donny, too. he could come back bi

keep my wife and children -- when my children were born we only released photographs so that the paparazzi could not chase them. however, my behavior doesn't make it right to follow my 2 1/2-year-old daughter to school and report the school's location. they staked out my wife and they pursued my mom. whatever my wrongdoings, for the sake of my family. please leave my wife and kids alone. >>> let's bring in susan candiotti, she's in florida on the scene there. this was all very, very carefully orchestrated. set the stage for us. what happened? >> reporter: it certainly was. the media presence here was simply massive, more than 200 reporters from as far as away as japan and even norway, but they couldn't have been that far away. we didn't get close to him at all. that building is a hotel ballroom at least a half mile away from the clubhouse where tiger made his apology. everything, as you said, tightly controlled and arranged by the pga. i'd like to show you inside that ballroom. this is where the media was kept, part of the arrangements made by the representatives of tiger woods and pga. in

and fortunately, the paparazzi was on hand to capture this -- this is a look at what i go through almostvery day. >> jimmy! buddy. what's up, jimmy? >> jimmy: really good to see you guys. >> what do you think about the dr. conrad murray, the michael jackson case. >> jimmy: going into a restaurant here. i am always confused and i can't quite find the door. guy items me it's over here so it's not over there. it's not. luckily someone opens -- would her, i would still be out there. that's why i don't go out. and by the way, in light of that, i want to take this opportunity to apologize to former president bushel. >> thank you all very much. >> jimmy: you're welcome. now, you may remember this moment. i thought, oh, what a dummy he is. and i think -- it's not as easy as it looks, opening doors. maybe this means one day i will be the president. [ applause ] i could be the first white president of the united states. tonight on "20/20," barbara walters sat down with the first lady of south carolina, jenny sanford. she is the estranged wife of mark sanford who, as you may recall, went awol to vi

when my children were born we only released photographs so that the paparazzi could not chase them.my behavior doesn't make it right for the media to follow my 2 1/2-year-old daughter to school and report the school's location. i was raised a buddhist and i actively practiced my faith from childhood until i drifted away from it in recent years. buddhism teaches that a craving for things outside ourselves causes an unhappy and pointless search for security. it teaches me to stop following every impulse and to learn restraint. obviously i lost track of what i was taught. i do plan to return to golf one day. i just don't know when that day will be. i don't rule out that it will be this year. when i do return i need to make my behavior more respectful of the game. >> so that's the apology and as you're well aware a lot of people have been talking about it. tom foreman has been analyzing the body language, who was there, who wasn't, including wife, elin. we'll look at that shortly. let's dig deeper into how tiger's apology and adultery are being seen. joined by john gray, "men are from m

no paparazzi clicking away. the lapd apparently was insisting on having murray arrested, handcuffed, put in a police car with the cameras rolling. that seems to be one of the points of contention. dr. murray, of course, the allegations against him are that he gave michael jackson the very powerful anesthetic propofol which led to jackson's death last june under improper circumstances. murray has been in l.a. for the last few days. we expect that his surrender will occur sometime tomorrow and he will be arraigned in a court how. tam tamron. >> thank you very much. >>> new details in the deadly shark attack off the coast of florida. the lifeguard that brought 38-year-old steven schaefer to shore said the kite boarder was screaming he had been bitten by a shark. nbc affiliate wptv in palm beach said that schaefer had what and to be an eight to ten inch shark bite on his right thigh. he later died at the hospital. it is the first fatal shark attack in florida in five years. ron is the communication director and natu

the paparazzi frantically photographing the scene and a perp walk for dr. murray, perhaps because law enforcement thinks there should be an example set here. jackson died last june 25th. the coroner said the cause was acute propofol intoxication. propofol a powerful anesthetic that murray allegedly gave to jackson. and according to the allegations under improper circumstances. this is a drug that doctors say has to be administered under hospital conditions. we're awaiting to hear when and how murray might surrender. norah. >> all right. george lewis in burbank. george, thanks so much. >>> now we've got also breaking news out of hollywood about brittany murphy's death. the coroner saying she died from pneumonia, prescription drug intoxication was also a factor. the coroner declined to say what types of drugs were involved. more details will be complete when a complete autopsy is ready two weeks from today. >>> bank of america and two top former executives have been charged with fraud over the bank's acquisition of merrill lynch. new york attorney general and

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habÍa mucho paparazzi que le preguntaban dÓnde estÁ brad.a una serie que destaca el amor en todas sus facetas. esta es la historia de una familia que se encuentra viva precisamente por esto, por amor. ♪ >> estaba dormido y no podÍa respirar. >> en un instante, la casa estaba en llamas por una vela que estaba encendida. >> salimos de la casa. nos damos cuenta que nuestra hija mÁs chica es lava en la casa. >> se quedÓ en la casa y la saquÉ. yo me quemé. >> ella no se habÍa dado cuenta que h@tjiawóúkokpáádespierta amp >> me habÍa quemado el 30% del cuerpo. estuve en una coma por cuatro meses y medio. >> a pesar de estas heridas, la familia completa estaba a salvo, gracias al conocimiento y valentÍa de un joven que se preparaba para recibirse con los boys scouts de amÉrica. >> gracias a Él seguimos siendo una familia de seis personas. sin Él nos hubiéramos muerto. >> Él cargÓ a mis dos hijos. Él estaba muy atento. >> Él recibiÓ una condecoración importante. >> tuvo el orgullo y el privilegio de participar en la flota. >> estoy tan orgullosa. y t

custodian of her own image, and this allows her to guard her privacy, keep outside camera crews and paparazzial use. she is particularly protective of her relationship with her husband, hip hop superstar jay- z. this short backstage clip was provided to us, but you are more likely to see bigfoot than either of them sitting down to discuss their marriage. we gave it a try, but we couldn't even get her to mention his name. who's the most important person in your life? >> beyonce: it's not just one person. but, i guess, it should be me. it should be me. just start with me. >> kroft: is your husband comfortable living with somebody as competitive and as ambitious as you are? >> beyonce: i... you're going to have to ask my husband, but i think so. i'm not... i'm competitive, really, with myself. i'm not a competitive person that walks in thinking about other people and how i can compete with them, or especially not my husband. not at all. >> kroft: do you talk shop? >> beyonce: do i talk shop with my husband? what does... what does he mean? >> kroft: talk about the business, talk about performing.

with paparazzi being what they are, there will be a perp walk of sorts at least somewhere. do you think about the feedback from the jackson family? they are very unhappy about involuntary manslaughter as a charge. >> we haven't heard the official word as to what the charge will be. the speculation is involuntary manslaughter which would involve gross negligence. the jackson family thinks it should be murder. dr. conrad murray has gone on videotape saying and appeared at his church saying i'm innocent. i will be exonerated. he admitted to police and it is in an affidavit that he gave five doses of sed tif over six hours and hit him with the propofol which is a surgical knockout drug. there is the question of the discrepancy over the timeline. why did it take them for so long to call 911, for the paramedics to arrive? was michael jackson dead before he got to the hospital. why did dr. conrad murray perform cpr on a bed as opposed to what everybody knows who had any experience with cpr it is supposed to be on a hard surface. i can see why the family thinks this is more than gr

a paparazzi's dream.or "good morning america," mike von fremd, abc news, hollywood. >>> and one of the ring leaders, nick prugo, joins us now from los angeles. good morning. >> good morning. >> so, nick, you've confessed to the climbs. but you're pleading not guilty. are you sorry for what you've done? or sorry you got caught? >> well, i'm definitely sorry for what i've done. i'm trying to take early responsibility for my crimes. i'm just trying to make amends for with all the victims. i feel bad for what i did. >> how are you going to do that? how do you make amends? >> i started by giving the stuff back. giving them everything in my possession. and helping police as much as i can with the other people involved. it's been difficult. just really trying to do what i can. >> take us back to the beginning. why did you all do this in the first place? how did it get started? >> well, why? it's kind of a hard question for me to answer because there's a lot of factors. i mean, it was definitely -- there was a th

willing nbc staffers, krista's entourage was assembled -- a manager, stylist, bodyguard, even fake paparazzi blinged-out pooch. this is zach. >> you look unbelievable. ♪ when i grow up, i wanna be famous, i wanna be a star ♪ >> reporter: in order for this to work, krista had to stay in character the whole time, and boy, did she. >> if we do lunch, i'd like to have a ma moccia and i'd like to bring marguerite, so, can you put it on the schedule? >> krista, look over here! krista, look over here. how are you doing today? >> i'm just doing a little shopping, folks, okay? >> look over here. >> what are you doing for the super bowl, krista? >> please look this way one second. thank you. >> she's had enough, guys. >> reporter: it didn't take long for people to approach krista. >> hi, absolutely! lovely hat. >> thank you. >> oh, absolutely. >> thanks. thanks. >> but that doesn't mean they actually knew her. >> she kind of looks like somebody important. >> so why did you approach her? >> well, because this is new york and you always seen fun people on the street and why not? >> she looks really fami