. >> michael king, serving a life sentence for murder, managed to break out of another tennessee prison in 1994. >> i escaped from a secure compound, northeast correctional. i packed myself up in some boxes and shipped myself out. i was part of a warehouse crew. i've taken yoga for several years, and i just squeezed myself in there. very cramped position. brought some water with me and everything else. about an hour and a half before they shipped me out, they put me in the back of the truck. then they took me to north carolina. they caught me while i was trying to get out of the truck. >> king was sent to brushy mountain's max unit. >> this is supposed to be the most secure building in the state. and that's why they house them here because they've got the wall around the outside. in between the stone wall and this building, we've got razor wire, chain-link fence plus the towers on the walls. so they don't really have an avenue to go out. we have certain inmates we have to move once a month from cell to cell to make sure they're not trying to tunnel out or something of that nature. >> i

every man wants his freedom. >> michael king could spend the rest of his life in max. but he is far from the most notorious escapee at brushy mountain. the most famous escape was made by james earl ray nine years after he killed martin luther king, jr. he had been an escapee from missouri when assassinated king. >> the main thing he was interested in was escaping. when i first met him i was interested in escaping, too. we got into a couple of plots together that never worked out. we did get a hole cut but it was discovered before we had a chance to use it. we didn't get locked up over it. they found it and tightened the security in that area. >> then in 1977, ray plotted another escape with james slagle and two other inmates. the plan was to use a makeshift ladder crafted from chains. they knew the guard closest to the wall took an afternoon lap. slagle believed that his high profile would lead them to being picked up after the escape. >> i said there will be a million cops in the valley and no one is going to get aweigh. i said i don't believe in wasting my energy. so

. >> michael: peter king went further.fox news yesterday he called for the prosecution not only of snowden but the reporter who leaked the story robert greenwald. >> in this case, when you have someone who discloses secrets like this and threatens to release more, then legal action should be taken. this is an unusual case with life and death implications for americans. it bothers me when so many republicans and conservatives are talking about this spying and snooping. too many republicans and conservatives have become michael moores. >> michael: i don't see how one issue out of hundreds turns them into michael moore. "the guardian" glen greenwald defended himself over the phone with msnbc. >> i don't think there are many people who take peter king very seriously. i think most americans find repulsive the idea that journalists should be arrested and prosecuted for doing what journalists are supposed to do, which is reporting on what the united states government does in the dark. >> michael: and it appears he may be right. a

. >> michael: martin luther king reportedly cried as he heard that. act sought to remove the last shackle by mandating that certain regions like alabama had to preclear any voting laws with the federal government. it determined which counties and states were included in stade's case shelby county said it should no longer be required to clear its laws with the federal government because the act was outdated. >> they are still using the same criteria to determine whether these 16 states that are covered -- they are still using the same tests that they used in 1965. >> what is wrong with that? >> what is wrong with that? things have changed in the south. >> michael: the facts show that he is wrong. unfortunately things have not really changed. the states that have seen the most voter discrimination lawsuits in the last several years are mostly the same states covered by the voting rights act. and they bought alabama's claim that the law is outdated writing quote . . . shame on john roberts. even in his early days he wrote memos as a white member in order

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. >> i was very -- i say i was on this show with larry king with michael hastings and had the -- remotely and had the opportunity to tell him how much i admired his brave investigative reporting. that's a real loss because there aren't that many investigator reporters and of course what the obama administration is doing right now is trying to shut off the sources and nsa has clearly already shown the willingness and capability to try to do that with james rosen of fox news and others. hastings was somebody who went right into the field and saw -- talked to people directly and at great risk to his own life in afghanistan and iraq and places like that. but when people try to use the phone now or e-mail or whatever to be sources to news men, they are being told by this very debate that the nsa not only has capability to listen to the news sources and all of the journalists and all congresspersons and all judges and as you say tea party people, centers of any kind, that is a capability that senator frank church said terrified him. he said was a bridge we must never cross to have nsa turn it's

stanley roberts kron 4 news >> reporter: paris jackson -- the 15- year old daughter of the king of pop michaelackson -- was rushed to the hospital this morning. and her family is now confirming. it was a suicide attempt. >> reporter:they say she is physically fine at the moment. and the family is asking for privacy. the website tmz reporting that paris left a suicide note, and cut her arm with a meat cleaver. one source told t-m-z paris was on a suicide hotline, and the person on the other end was alarmed enough to call 9-1- 1. >> reporter:fire and sheriff's officials confirm they transported someone from a home in paris' calabasas neighborhood for a possible overdose. here is exclusive audio of the ambulance responding to the scene. >> reporter: hospital around 2 a-m. she reportedly received numerous stitches for a cut, and because it is being considered a suicide attempt, she is being placed on a 51-50 psychiatric hold for 72 hours. inside edition has video of paris posting this just recently. the family not saying what might have precipitated the suicide attempt, only that she has a lot goi

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. >>> the kings officially introduce michaelal malone as the new head coach today. been an assistant since 2003. malone said he might do something different than"8% he with golden state. >> we are not going to guarantee the playoffs in the first year like golden state, that is for sure. there is a lot of talent on that team. you look offensively at the sacramento kings were a very efficient offensive team. the thing that is so exciting about this team and this opportunity is working for a terrific and committed ownership group. >> after 19 years in the nba oakland native jason kidd calling it quits. kidd did it all in the nba championship making ten appearances and taking home two olympic gold medals. >>> week three of raiders otas today. for more, kate longworth checks in from almeida. >> dj hayden was back with the silver and black but this time as an observer. the rookie quarterback watched from the sideline but remains on target for a return next month at training camp. >> everything went fine. everything was kind of as we, you know, had hoped and anticipated. a

chairman michael steele it's all ahead on politics with larry king. i . i we welcome our growth of ancestor and host of barks news are they rated on the record with bret of ancestry and we're talking politics historically many presidents have ever rocky second term home is obama doing well so far pretty rocky he's got these got benghazi questions still not can he has an answer the questions and he certainly seems like he has the answers so that's number one he got the i.r.s. mess well i don't think he was in the midst of it i think he was ordering the that it be the tea party groups and conservative to speak target but it is his job as head of the government should be doing something at least working on that we have got to get scandals that are sort of you know you've got this n.s.a. problem so that you know he's got problems plus the money was his plus. the public likes him yes i think that that's that's his plus but i think you know this this expensive trip to africa i think is is not going to help him because sixty two hundred million dollars for what

chairman michael steele it's all ahead on politicking with larry king. we welcome now granted ancestor and host of fox news highly rated on the record with brenda van susteren we're talking politicking historically many presidents have had a rocky second term how is obama doing well so far pretty rocky he's got these get .

michael hanjus gets a pass quick. the kings have won 14 straight in los angeles.ed a win. down 2-1. matt cutcher was today trying to join tie el woods as the only players who won two consecutive. woods and rori mcilroy. woods did not play like he was number one. he could only improve the line in the bunker at number 12. he then missed the double bogey put left him 20 strokes off the lead. at 18 his lead was back to two. he only needed to get this put close and instead he has the perfect approach. >>> at times he's been one of the dominant drivers in the nascar circuit. but coming into today, tony stewart. gillan goes swinging, both drivers were knocked out of the race. gillan wants some answers from newman. hard to tell if he was satisfied. off pablo montoya. he ended up 17th. with three laps to go. stewart went up high and made his lead on montoya. the despite johnson's gap he's still the points leader. and yesterday alminding er -- that is the leader for the indy cars now shared by castroneves. there was a very fortunate goal involved but any time u.s. gets a wi

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kings new general manager. >>> 18-year-old -- 19-year-old michael kim of cal finished tied for 17th in the tournament, best showing by any amateur in the field. >> that's impressive. >> no kidding. he wasn't even expected to make the cut let alone finnish the top 20 ahead of tiger woods. temple posted the picture of he and kim on the facebook page. happened to be in the course's parking lot when kim pulled up. kim asked him to caddie and temple said sure, he lives in the area and happens to caddie part time. during the open a lot of friends found him yelling his name throughout the course. >> that was much more fun to watch than phil mickelson melting down. >>> 4:55 right now. mike inouye is here to tell you about the roads. >> sometimes i melt down. at any time in the morning, mostly after work with your kids. looking over towards the bay bridge. john showed you the view from san francisco with the sunrising in the background. here looking at the city so we don't see the sunrise. we did have reports of a disabled vehicle on the span right around treasure island. the bridge crew quickly went over there. it sounds

. >> pam: paris jackson -- the 15-year old daughter of the king of pop michael jackson -- was rushed to the hospital this morning. and her family is now confirming. it was a suicide attempt.they say she is physically fine at the asking for privacy. the website tmz reported this afternoon paris left a arm with a meat cleaver. one source told t-m-z paris was on a suicide hotline, and the person on the other end was alarmed enough to call 9-1-1. fire and sheriff's officials confirm they transported someone from a home in paris' calabasas neighborhood for a possible overdose. >> reporter: here is exclusive audio of the ambulance responding to the scene. >> reporter:paris was rushed to a hospital around 2 a-m. she reportedly received numerous stitches for a cut, considered a suicide attempt, she is being placed on a 51-50 psychiatric hold for 72 hours. inside edition has video of paris posting this just recently. >> reporter:the family not saying what might have precipitated the suicide attempt, only that she has a lot going on. paris may be called to testify in the 40 billion dollar laws

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michael jackson one. >> jimmy: we had jamie king on our show. >> i saw. i saw your dance.h, there's supposed to be, like, a lot of lights. >> jimmy: there you go. a lot of lights. there you go. that's enough for me. i want to go through -- because i follow you on twitter, and i just think you're really funny on twitter. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you're @jennettemccurdy. >> i am. >> jimmy: one -- you said, "every time sounds good autocorrects to sounds food, i leave it because food is better than good." that made me laugh. and then, this one -- >> it doesn't make them laugh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, they like it. they're getting there. this one's from @jennettemccurdy. it says, "whenever i hear something rustle in my bedroom, i go, narnia?" [ laughter ] and then this last one just made me laugh that. i was reading this last night. @jennettemccurdy. "so excited to be on @jimmyfallon tomorrow. i'm going to pee." and then, in parentheses -- "not from excitement, i just have to pee." [ laughter ] that just made me laugh. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: you're a big fan o

kings of the world but people like my mother made a conviction and stuck with it. it's not easy but doing right. >> michaelou want today's youth to know about the civil rights movement. one thing i'm curious about and there were tangible things that people wanted then. they wanted the right to vote, and they wanted to desegregate and have those laws changed and intergrate schools. those same types of issues don't exist. they do with gay marriage, and what do you want youth to know about the civil rights movement that you lived through that they can apply to today? >> well, like loki said, it's just lots of every-day people working together. you need to find an unity you need to cooperate with each other, draw on each other's strengths. and just hang in there. they need to find their own issues, what's really important as they see today and looking for tomorrow to make a better world for their children. >> michael: and who are some-- >> and use technology. >> michael: the people that you worked with--and use the technology. the technology didn't exist for you back then, which is a very important part of thi

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king james becoming only the third player behind bill russell and michael jordan to win the mvp two yearson james from akron, ohio. from the inner city. i'm not even supposed to be here. that's enough. every night i walk into the locker room, i see a number 6 with james on the back. i'm blessed. >> and good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the latest documents leaked by edward snowden to the "guardian" suggests the government was able to retain some personal information on residents even in surveillance programs aim

king james becoming only the third player behind bill russell and michael jordan to win the mvp two years in a row. >> i'm lebron james from akron, ohio. from the inner city. i'm not even supposed to be here. that's enough. every night i walk into the locker room, i see a number 6 with james on the back. i'm blessed. >> and good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the latest documents leaked by edward snowden to the "guardian" suggests the government was able to retain some personal information on residents even in surveillance programs aimed primarily at foreign targets. but congress doesn't seem exercised about the disclosures, compared to other issues, other controversies. are americans simply more interested in security than privacy? nbc's david gregory is moderator of "meet the press." david, you've done a lot of reporting and thinking about this issue. we saw benghazi and other issues that approach the scandal level. this one has a different tone to it, at least in terms of congressional oversight. >> well, i think that's the key. because i think what congress may want to do is

. >> it's been nearly four years since michael jackson's only daughter bid farewell to the king of poper imagine. >> reporter: recently, the teen once shielded from the camera's eye has been living a more public life. even opening up to oprah about being bullied. >> a lot of people don't like me. >> in a video that went viral last month, paris shared make-up tips. >> i need serious help. i'm crazy. i am crazy. >> but it was on twitter just hours before her alleged suicide attempt where paris left several cryptic tweets and a final message quoting a beatles song. "yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away, now it looks as though they're here to stay." all of this while her guardian battles aeg, the company behind michael jackson's comeback tour. the lawsuit claims that aeg failed to investigate dr. conrad murray who was convicted in 2011 of causing the singer's death. an allegation the company denies. paris along with her brothers is listed as a plaintiff and may be called to testify. >> these are heavy duty pressures for anybody much less a young girl who is trying to figure themse

king has the ring in his palace. >> and all that tom craft has is tim tebow. >> yeah. >> michael: so how did putin react?team gave an amazing response. his spokesperson said -- and i want to do it in a russian accent, all of that talk about some kind of pressure that was exerted on him, krift should be a subject of a detailed talk with psycho analyst, i think. the president will be ready to send him another ring as a gift which putin can buy with his own money. this is a $25,000 diamond-encrusted ring, so putin is rolling in it. >> michael: and president bush was the one to say just make sure you say it was a gift. >> absolutely. and the thing that he said i can kill someone with this ring is not that impressive. the list he can kill people for is much longer than the list of what he couldn't kill people with. >> michael: how about miss usa? >> yes. the title of miss usa, went to miss -- that's not important. the important story went to miss utah, marissa powell who was asked a question about equal pay for equal work, and here is her answer in the q&a section. >> i think we can relate this back to educat

michael steele and i were tweeting the whole game. >> yes, they were. >> that happened. >> yeah. >> anyway, king james finished with 37 points and his title. i'm sure they're still partying on south beach. the official parade is monday morning. >>> we may have seen the catch of the year at thursday's twins/red sox game. the ball boy caught a line drive, saving fans in the stands from being hit. the white sox, of course, are in last place, and the twins are in fourth. maybe the coach should put that guy in. we have all kinds of sports tips. >>> now, all political attention on the president and congress. it is often the unelected branch of government that has the final word on some of our largest disputes. it's going to have that final word on four major cases. we have decisions expected as early as next week. some controversies are, of course, unavoidable for the court. our next guest says the dynamics of the roberts court has made it unusually powerful. we're talking factors like an inactive congress, the court's assertive approach to choosing certain cases. our supreme court correspondent joins us now. he's a 2009 pulitzer prize fi

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meanwhile michael in response to all of this information coming out a few lawmakers have actually come out and said that they want to rein in this program the surveillance program just a bit senator angus king said that congress should think of ways to limit the amount of data spying these agencies actually conduct senator dianne feinstein has now asked james clapper to review and quote refined these n.s.a. processes and limit the exposure to american private communications but my question to you is why is this only happening now why now that the public has found out isn't that the point of the legislative branch to keep the executive branch and others in check. well that's exactly right in the legislative legislative branch has consistently kind of abdicated their responsibilities in this regard with some exceptions like senator wyden and senator udall and a few others they've kind of willingly ceded their authority on this and i think it's particularly. ridiculous in dianne feinstein's case because she's called for extraditing snowden she's made very hawkish and blanket statements about this program but now she's saying that there does need to kind of be additional oversight which is it's

terrorist attacks and also peter king who not only lines up with barack obama and al franken but laments too many republican and conservatives, i'm quoting, have become michael moores. on the other side of the fight you have michael moore. >> when i'm playing video of the president of freedom works, things have gone off the rails. how people feel about nsa surveillance is confusing at this point, some people simply figured out where they're supposed to be on the issue and renounced their previous views. a move the folks at media matters were moved to illustrate and put to music. how people feel about nsa surveillance is confusing at this point, some people simply figured out where they're supposed to be on the issue and renounced their previous views. a move the folks at media matters were moved to illustrate and put to music. >> our techniques are working. we have the nsa program here, the patriot act program here. in light of this, how close this was, it's staggering to me that we're even debating the use of these techniques. big brother is monitoring your every move, whether it be online, or on the telephone. >> let's talk about why this story, why is thi

it's really funny that peter king says if he were eric holder he would sign we all know if he were eric holder he would say resigning is sending the wrong message. >> michael to turn to another leak controversy, and this is a story they know you have covered on the david pakman show a lot. today is the first day of the bradley manning trial. what sort of president could his trial set for national security and freedom of speech? >> it would be huge. that's really why this is getting the attention that it is getting. tomorrow i'll interview a man who has been covering this from the beginning and is at the trial. bradley manning has admitted that he did just a lot of what he is accused of doing, really the issue is what should the penalty be? and how has he been treated for the last few years? and also remember that julian who was for a while the focus of most of the attention -- nobody is talking about him anymore. and we have to look at the interplay between the two. and he has almost been forgotten in this rush to prosecute and persecute bradley manning. >> michael: if you are not watching the david pakman show you are obviously missing a lot. look for tha

bears star michael kim is your national player of the year, becoming the first cal bear to win the jack nicklaus award. congratulations to e1him. >>> to the ice now. kingsdrew shaw. he beats jonathan quick. hawks up 1-0. a minute left in the first. marian hossa leaves it for brent seabrook. he beats quick. 2-0 blackhawks. and they would not look back. up 3-0 in the second.çó former shark michal handzus scores with the wrister. 4-0 chitown. kings pull their goalie. blackhawks win 4-2. they take a 2-0 series lead. that'll do it for sports. plenty of things going on tomorrow, including a lot in baseball. we'll keep youÑi updated on the latest. >> henry,q-thank you very much. >>>hafd still ahead, a change at disneyland effective today that some people might not be so happy about.ko >> she learned a lot going through it, and we learned a lot as a family going through it. >> an emotional brad pitt the mother of his ?; children, angelina jolie, who recently had a double mastectomy. why he says that decision means the world to him. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that it's smart

terrorist attacks and also peter king who not only lines up with barack obama and al franken but laments that too many republican and conservatives, i'm quoting, have become michaeloores. on the other side of the fight you have, of course, well, michael moore who called snowden the hero of the year along with glen beck saying it's a chance for america to regain her moral compass and rand paul calling it an assault on the constitution and al gore calling the programs on scenely outrageous. this is not politics as we understand it. >> human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together, mass hyster hysteria! >> this is what it feels like today as i find myself on the same side of an issue as matt kigbby president of freedom works and who i thought put it pretty well. >> it is not about liberals or conservatives. it is about insiders who just say trust us. it is about insider who is want that unlimited discretionary power to do what's best for us versus the american people. >> you know that when i'm playing video of the president of freedom works things have really gone off the rails. how people feel about nsa surveillance is confusing at this point, some people simply f

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michael: he had been seeking asylum in hong kong but as of this afternoon his whereabouts are unknown. the u.s. is not surprisingly going to seek extradition from whatever country he ends up in. peter kingin a statement today quote . . . the white house for its part declined to comment. here is carney. >> it's entirely appropriate for a program to exist to look at, you know, foreign data and -- and foreign -- potential foreign terrorists, but there are procedures in place, both at the congressional, executive and judicial levels that provide oversight over these programs. >> michael: as it stands now there is a court made up of 11 justices that have to okay any request for surveillance at anytime. the number shot up after 9/11 but were rarely denied. under president obama participate just one request was denied. this morning the reporter who broke this story glenn greenwald said that wasn't good enough. and he got into a testy exchange on morning joe. >> it's not like there is haphazard probing into all of our personal emails. can we put this into context. >> yeah, the white house talking points that you are using are completely misleading and false. the u.s. government has the power to

michael jackson struggling to do what he did best, dance like no other. yes, it was rehearsal but, and it's a big but, wrongful death trial, the doctor knows why the king on pop was slipping so far. sleeping problems that went way beyond anything you've heard before. it's all next. >>> and also, remember this guy. take a close look. the guy in the blue tie. yeah. this is before he ended up in the -- jeff skilling, the man credit with the enron collapse. his get out of jail may be coming sooner than he or anyone else thought. [ male announcer ] erica had a rough day. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late fees or a penalty rate, ever. because she's got other things to stress about. ♪ go to citi.com/simplicity to apply. the -- jeff skilling, the man >>> friend of pro football player is murdered and the media jumps all over the story. some comparing it to the o.j. simpson case. that is a stretch. a big, big stretch. but a very big mystery is hanging over new england's patriots tight end aaron hernandez this morning and his friend. his friend whose body was found a half mile from hernandez's boston area home. now follow me here.

dell with debt, michael dell and carl icahn, so why do i want to -- the one place i want to be is meg whitman going up against a hobbled, not unlike "misery," james caan and stephen kingou think about the new dell, and she going to be able to come in and eviscerate them or everybody is going to rip out their dell for hewlett-packard. she has a great balance sheet. >> a stock that's topical and timely today, oracle, like it, hate it, love it, loathe it? >> i like to own certain things i've screwed up. my charitable trust owned this and it blew out y.? because i have no conviction whatsoever that they know what they are doing and i believe others have superior product to them. i think they become the company that couldn't shoot straight in tech. they are this year's hack ard, okay? i think they can go down substantially from here. an announcement, they are teasing us, an announcement that's so supposed to be very positive but unless they have developed a car that can run on it, i want you to sell. if they have a car that runs on water, i'll change my mind and buy. >> back to your buy list, one of the other ones you mentioned a moment ago to me was schwab, had a very goo

king's standing by. john, in the context of what this is meant to be about today, are we likely to be hearing anything about the elephant in the room? >> well, the main event, michael and suzanne, is about health care. then the president goes on the main reason he's in california, very important, very sensitive meetings with the president of china. but as you know, washington and the country is now having this big privacy debate. we know the administration because of some controlled leaks in recent days is now having broad access to telephone records, e-mail records, even to credit card transactions, "the wall street journal" says. remember, this is a president who said when he took office he said especially in the campaign back in to e 2008 that he thought the george w. bush administration had gone too far and now eight, ten, 11 years after 9/11 it was a time to step back and reconsider what we're doing. well, today, george w. bush and dick cheney are saying i told you so because they predicted when this administration came to power and look at the issues and would continue many of the programs. now they have expanded them and you have this interesting collection

king's standing by. john, in the context of what this is meant to be about today, are we likely to be hearing anything about the elephant in the room? >> well, the main event, michaelanne, is about health care. then the president goes on the main reason he's in california, very important, very sensitive meetings with the president of china. but as you know, washington and the country is now having this big privacy debate. we know the administration because of some controlled leaks in recent days is now having broad access to telephone records, e-mail records, even to credit card transactions, "the wall street journal" says. remember, this is a president who said when he took office he said especially in the campaign back in to e 2008 that