mean the production it is so i want to write those six words that's the other piece one writer freddie mercuryto six writers for producers for six words repeated over and over but you know much money so much money right around to make so much money for the lyrics these days just they they i mean you call me maybe right oh my god just now all of you all of you know now i dare you not to have that in your head buried with right now i think i've been right now resting is that right now which is you just have to go right now as you speak your signal i mean you know it. just you know i'm just like that i can't know how many of. you know. if you would have one number we ought to get all confused and my heart fair cantor eric cantor if you think. i'm going to top of this this bachmann story just will not go away but it's because people keep defending her like newt gingrich and now eric cantor take a look. at this one bachmann was out alive. you know again it does not square with well you know i think that if you if you read some of the reports. i have covered the story i think that her concern was ab

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i should have contracted hiv in the 1980s and died in the 1990s just like freddy mercury and rock hudsonk to 2003, almost nobody in africa was getting treatment. we thought of treatment as a $10,000 a year type thing. everything was stacked against saving these lives. yet a variety of people, a lot of people here decided it shouldn't turn out that way. the global fund was created. >> another speaker at the conference known for her punch lines, debra messing. you knew her and loved her from the sitcom "will and grace." yesterday she wasn't trying to make people laugh but dream when certain what ifs came true. >> what if boys and men were routinely circumcised. what if more people stayed faithful to their partners. what if stigma and discrimination didn't keep people from learning the truth about hiv. what if more people got tested. it's fast, painless and confidential. i had the result in 20 minutes. >> debra mentioned a woman by the name of irene. she has hiv and debra met her back in may. i want to bring her in. here she is. she joins me live in washington. it's wonderful to have you on

in the 1980s and died in the 1990's, just like freddi mercury, just like rock hudson. >> reporter: the raised millions of dollars for aids reseven. weekend box office numbers are out. the latest batman movie "the dark knight rises" took in $161 million. it's the third biggest opening on record but less than expected following friday's theater massacre in colorado. movie studios did not release official box office results till now out of respect for the victims. and fans cheered as patrick stewart ran through the streets of south london carrying the olympic torch. >> i've attended world premiers of big movies that have not had the excitement and the sense of pleasure and drive that people are exhibiting today. >> reporter: stewart says he plans to watch a lot of the olympics. that's your eye on entertainment. i'm edward lawrence for cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning. you're watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. i'm jessica doyle. andrea is off this week. >> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. we're glad you're here. it's about 6:00. here's monika samtani. she'll have traffic momentari

. >> freddie mercury. there's ryan's name. >> it's nice to come in here and remember my life. pray for my son every night, that he's going to be okay. >> what's your biggest hope for him, for zachery? >> he lives -- grows up to live in a world that's much more tolerant. i'm always an optimist. i think things have changed. we have to respect each other. our religions, our color of our skin. we just have to learn to be a little more simpatico. >> you've evolved quite a bit, haven't you? >> i have, and it couldn't be better. my life could not be better. i am the most blessed person in the world. ♪ >> i have the greatest career, the greatest son, the greatest partner, the greatest family, the greatest friends. i have nothing to complain about, but i've worked hard at it. you don't get anywhere in this world without working hard. ♪ how wonderful life is when you're in the world ♪ >> by the way, we reached out to billy joel regarding elton's remarks. he declined to offer a comment. by the way this one >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news in baltimore. >> good mornin