with mohammed ali, you see that his face is frozen. you know, perhaps mr.williams was afraid that that mitt happen xpression is so much a part of who he is and what he does>> there was a study publish last year that found people diagnosed with depression are three times more likely to develop parkinson's but there is no evidence that parkinson' social security caused by depression. >> well as more details emerge about the death of robin williams there's warning to note for in one who is logging on to learn more. in about 10 minutes from now jim donovan will show us how scam artists are taking advantage of this tragedy possibly leaving u as a victim. >> well tonight philadelphia police are remembering a friend. a fellow officer who died in a motorcycle crash in central pennsylvania on monday. >> now his friends and family are on a request for unique tribute. natasha brown has the story. >> reporter: it was a dream trip for philadelphia police officer seth stall fox navigate nang his way across the country on his motorcycle. he do you meaned the breath taking

. >> people are living very long lives with parkinson's, you know, with mohammed ali, you see that his face is frozen, you know. perhaps mr. williams was afraid that might happen. his facial expression is so much a part of who he is and what he does. >> reporter: michael j. fox's acting career was limited as his symptoms of parkinson's forced him to cut back. a study published last year found that people diagnosed with depression were three times more likely to develop parkinson's. scott, it may be that depression is an early sign of the changes in brain chemistry that occur with parkinson's. >> pelley: john, thank you very much. and we just heard from actor michael j. fox. he tweeted something today. "stunned to learn robin had parkinson's disease. a true friend. i wish him peace." social media plays a major role in the protests against the ferguson, missouri police shooting. and an accused thief apparently thought no one would notice the safe that he was dragging when the cbs evening news continues. >> pelley: street protests have always been part of american democracy, but after the

with mohammed, ali, you see his face is frozen. perhaps mr. williams was afraid that might happen.expression is so much a part of who he is. >> reporter: michael j. fox's acting career became limited as his symptoms forced him to cut back. people with depression are three times more likely to develop parkinsons but there is no link that it is caused by depression. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> tonight, michael j. fox tweeted stunned to learn that he had parkinsons. i wish him peace. >>> there will be a special tribute to rob roble at the emmy awards. >>> a man in hayward is alive because of his daughter remembering something in school, nine-year-old galaxy called her dad, told him to open the window. remembering her training in school, she put a towel under the door to escape the smoke. then they escaped through the window, gal lack city leading the way all the time. >> there was too much smoke in the stairs. i couldn't stand it so i went out the window. >> she was very calm. >> once they got outside, a construction crew helped them get to a safe place. investigator

fox, boxing great mohammed ali and singer linda ronstadt. fox tweeted "stunned to learn robin had p.d. pretty sure his support for our foundation predated his diagnosis. a true friend. i wish him peace." joe pryor, nbc news, los angeles. >>> right now a democratic transeggs of power is taking place in iraq. this following the announcement by prime minister nuri al-maliki that he is stepping down. susan rice hopes the shift in power helps iraq unite its people against islamic militants. nbc's richard jordan joins me now live from washington d.c. good morning, richard. what can we expect from this change in leadership? >> hi, dara, good morning. the new prime minister is moderate, not polarizing like nuri al-maliki. now, maliki seemed determined to stay in power, but pressure from the u.s., iran, and even from some in his own party ultimately led to his resignation. >> reporter: iraqi prime minister nuri al-maliki steps down. he went on television to announce he would give up his post and his legal challenge against his successor who stood nex

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fox, boxing great mohamed ali. tonight fox tweeted stunned to learn robin had p.d., pretty sure his support for our information predated his prognos prognosis. i wish him peace. >>> now to an update on our top story last night. the humanitarian crisis in northern iraq. the pentagon says u.s. air strikes have helped break the siege by isis militants of a mountain where thousands of refugees were trapped. president obama said air strikes on isis targets will continue. and iraq's embattled prime minister, nouri al maliki, announced late today he will step down paving the way for a new government that many hope will bring the country together as it battles the insurgents. >>> for the first time today pope francis acknowledged he was coming to america. our team was with him as he began a historic trip to asia. he spoke with anne thompson about his plans to visit philadelphia. >> reporter: on the 11 and a half hour journey to seoul, south korea,s pope spent time with reporters. he acknowledged for the first time he plans

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he was like mohamed ali of comedy. >> five years ago i went through a bump in the road.ut of the blue, robin williams buys me a bicycle. he's the first person to buy me a bicycle since my parents bought me a bicycle. so often i would look at that silly bike and think what a wonderful spirit. >> so here's the question. there was a lot of coverage of robin williams when he passed. there was a lot of coverage the following day. there's a smattering of coverage today. are our attention so short by tomorrow nobody will cover robin williams. >> it will go a little longer. in the midst we're putting up with in the world this guy brought laughter. laughter is an incredible smooth -- it's one thing we need more of. the sad part of it is to know behind that laughter there was somebody who was very, very sad and depressed. i tell you, like i said yesterday, princess diana, john lennon, robin williams they all deserve that much -- those are the three big ones. >> dom delouise. the debate going back and forth did he kill himself because of money problems. >> i don't believe that for

remember watching all the made for tv movies many of them dealing with the south -- freedom road with mohammed ali written by howard fast. a lot was made during -- >> biography of miss jane pitt. >> right. during the '70s you did have a lot of these films and some of the portraits of the period i thought were very wrenching and amazing. i certainly remember the first lynching on the small screen and thinking, you know, this is an amazing moment. at the same time when i think i was in the 1990s and i was often pitching stories and ideas i remember very distinctly which shocked me so much being told nah, a story we were trying to put across was too dangerous for television because black and white. a con cue period but not modern. anything even in the 1990s might offend southern advertisers. that was the idea. in some ways i think television is a medium that responds so commercially and waits for, you know, like something happens in film and then five to ten years later it becomes okay. i'm thinking of this, i've been oust the country for almost ten years and i notice it in the language on television

palo alto's jeremy lin joining the ranks of joe montana, tiger woods and mohammed ali. >>> we're trying to explain to jessica the giants game started on tuesday and it just -- >> it just ended. >> just ended like an hour ago. >> i'm sure it will be played again. >> fans got their money's worth, you could say. it should have been a shame if the giants didn't make a playoff by a game or half a game because that game was called a couple days ago and they never really played it out. giants had plenty of baseball to play today. first things first. the completion of the tarp gate game tops on the agenda. g man starting this one in the bottom of the fifth. trailing, 2-0. only makes sense the conclusion of the tuesday game starts in a rain delay on thursday. eventually we get to the top of the sixth. panek continuing to play women. deficit is cut to a run at 2-1. ninth. same score, 2 on, 2 out. hot shot back at the pitcher. knocks it down. retires the out. giants lose, 2-1. game two, just under way. giants out to an early lead but they trail, 3-2, right now in the third. all right. orange and b

played mohamed ali and won an oscar for playing ray charles. >> tyson's life should be a great storys movie. undisputed heavyweight champ age 20. forever being remembered for biting an opponent's ear during a match. spent three years in prison for rape. had a one man play on broadway. >> so much to talk about mike tyson. >> so much going on there. i'm excited. >> katy perry roared into the white house, at a dinner celebrating the anniversary of the special olympics. looking stung in a royal blue gown studded with crystals. >> and her sometimes colorful hair was sedate black for the evening. president obama introducing perry as one of his favorite people. ♪ i've got the eye of the tiger i am dancing through the fire ♪ snoe for ♪ because i am a champion and you are going to hear me roar ♪ >> belting out some roars in the state dining room. brooklyn decker and andy roddick were there. decker posted this photo on instagram, hanging out with abe. >> to finish "the skinny." a final word about the beef between justin bieber and orlando bloom. >> stephen colbert president of it in perspectiv

mohammed ali's face is frozen. perhaps robin williams was afraid of that.sion is so much part of him. >> reporter: michael j. fox's career was restricted after he was forced to cut back. people with depression are three times more likely to develop parkinson's but there's no evidence that parkinson's is caused by depression. it may be depression is an early symptom of the disease. >>> the raiders preseason home opener is tonight in oakland but the team could be edging closer to moving out of town. some raiders fans were already tailgating at the coliseum yesterday. it could be empty and quiet last year. the owner of the raiders mark davis says he has no plans to extend the contract. on sunday the 49ers play their first home game at levi's stadium and the biggest question is there enough parking? kpix 5's kiet do looks at whether it's even possible to park in neighborhoods away from official stadium lots. >> reporter: how far would you walk to avoid paying for parking at levi's stadium? a couple of blocks maybe? how about a full mile? when the earthquakes pl

you know, with mohammed ali, you see that his face is frozen. you know, perhaps mr.at might happen. his facial expression is so much a part of who he is and what he does. >> reporter: michael j. fox's acting career was limited as his symptoms of parkinson's forced him to cut back. a study published last year found that people diagnosed with depression are three times more likely to develop parkinson's. but there's no evidence that parkinson's is caused by depression. it may be that depression is an early symptom of the disease. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> let's check the traffic with elizabeth. >> we have one of our first accidents actually of the morning since we have been on the air and it's on westbound 580. it's a rough spot where a lot of commuters are obviously heading out of livermore into pleasanton. westbound 580 at isabel, it was a solo car crash in the center divide one lane still blocked so it's slowing behind it now through the livermore valley and the delays begin out of tracy. still "friday light" but slight delays westbound. eastboun

mohammed ali, i'm the greatest of all time. dr. king -- i'm sorry ali, now, you can't beat dr. martin luther king, and i just loved to hear dr. king's laughter. you know, he had this jovial laughter. most times i would look at him, he would look so serious. he might look sad. that's what i've held on to his laughter, any time i saw dr. king, i saw him as happy it's just such an honor and such a wonderful feeling to have been able to stand next to this man and to shake his hand, this great, great man, dr. martin luther king. >> we were talking backstage, and i asked you if you and the staples singers were at the march on washington. that was one of the ones you missed. where were you? >> we were over there in london, we had no business being there. we recorded, we wrote songs, mar march. it's a long walk to d.c. but i got my walking shoes on. we were singing. >> you were there in spirit? >> yeah. london didn't have nothing for me, they didn't even have no turnip or mustard greens. after everybody got through marching, they went to munching, corn bread, turnip and mustard greens,

remember watching all the made for tv movies many of them dealing with the south -- freedom road with mohammed alien by howard fast. a lot was made during -- >> biography of miss jane pitt. >> right. during the '70s you did have a lot of these films and some of the portraits of the period i thought were very wrenching and amazing. i certainly remember the first lynching on the small screen and thinking, you know, this is an amazing moment. at the same time when i think i was in the 1990s and i was often pitching stories and ideas i remember very distinctly which shocked me so much being told nah, a story we were trying to put across was too dangerous for television because black and white. a con cue period but not modern. anything even in the 1990s might offend southern advertisers. that was the idea. in some ways i think television is a medium that responds so commercially and waits for, you know, like something happens in film and then five to ten years later it becomes okay. i'm thinking of this, i've been oust the country for almost ten years and i notice it in the language on television what

jimmy called him the mohamed ali of comedy. >> yes. greatest of all time mohamed ali.n williams stand up comedy almost like a risk. a stream of conscience. he just went and wherever he ended up, okay. >> most guys rehearse their material in smaller clubs before they do their big shows. do you get a sense he ever did that? i would think no two shows would ever be alike. >> that's a good point. we heard gilbert godfrey earlier this morning say he would see robin because robin would pop up in the clubs. paul rodriguez talked about the fact that robin popped up in the club and made sure he got on the bill. he was a working stand up comedian. we hear those guys who work on their craft. >> let's take a look what seth meyers had to say last night on late night. >> the saddest part is robin was battling depression and if there's anything we can do to honor his memory i would hope it would be to use this opportunity to educate us more about this terrible affliction. so we just want to say that we miss robin, we're also very lucky to have had him at all. so, yeah, just, you know

"freedom road" with mohamed ali written by howard fast.a lot was done -- during the 1970's, you had a lot of these films. some of the portraits of the. period were very wrenching and amazing. i remember the first lynching on the small screen and thinking this is an amazing moment. at the same time, i think that when i was in the 1990's and i was often pitching stories, i remember very distinctly which shocked me being told that a story that we were trying to put across was too dangerous for television because it was black and white. it was not a concubine. it was not modern because anything, even in the 1990's, might offend southern advertisers. in some ways, think television is a medium that response so commercially and waits for -- five to 10 years later, it becomes ok. i have been out of the country for almost 10 years and i am noticing it in the language on television where it is now acceptable. wait, they can say that on tv? >> on the other hand, used to be to get anything made with black characters this to work late -- historically h

remember watching all the made for tv movies many of them dealing with the south -- freedom road with mohammed aliritten by howard fast. a lot was made during -- >> biography of miss jane pitt. >> right. during the '70s you did have a lot of these films and some of the portraits of the period i thought were very wrenching and amazing. i certainly remember the first lynching on the small screen and thinking, you know, this is an amazing moment. at the same time when i think i was in the 1990s and i was often pitching stories and ideas i remember very distinctly which shocked me so much being told nah, a story we were trying to put across was too danger

if you take someone like angelo dundee, the trainer for mohammed ali.if he were to tell the sports world that his fighter cannot win this upcoming fight because of a fill in the blank, that is kind of what he is doing. we have a fighting force and he is making these statements to the world of what our military cannot do. i do not think our commander-in-chief should ever do that. as far as the gentleman who called in, an african-american, always voted democratic -- i would like to ask him how did that work out in detroit for the population. look at that city. it is in shambles. has this hill headline. john kerry says there are no plans for more u.s. troops in iraq. he is in australia with the defense secretary holding a news conference in australia. that is what some republicans have said. you are only going to use airstrikes and in the debate is can airstrikes get this done? can they really we can isis. ary have the war we public to does not want this. this president was elected because of his opposition to the war in iraq. far as the narrative, it is g

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mohammed ali, i'm the greatest of all time. dr. king -- i'm sorry ali, now, you can't beat dr. that's what i've held on to his laughter, any time i saw dr. king, i saw him as happy it's just such an honor and such a wonderful feeling to have been able to stand next to this man and to shake his hand, this great, great man, dr. martin luther king. >> we were talking backstage, and i asked you if you and the staples singers were at the march on washington. that was one of the ones you missed. where were you? >> we were over there in london, we had no business being there. we recorded, we wrote songs, mar march. it's a long walk to d.c. but i got my walking shoes on. we were singing. >> you were there in spirit? >> yeah. london didn't have nothing for me, they didn't even have no turnip or mustard greens. after everybody got through marching, they went to munching, corn bread, turnip and mustard greens, okra, corn on the could be. boy, i'm getting hungry. [ laughter ] >> bob, you do this to me every time, i'm so grateful the lord has kept me, and i'm still here to carry on what my

fox is fighting it, mohammed ali, he is fighting it. let's switch gears.sterday's wall street journal they said that too little salt in your diet can be a problem. >> fascinating. that is what i love about medicine. it is never stagnant. it is always in flux. we have been told for years how to avoid salt, avoid salt, it is bad for you. welshing there are new studies showing that maybe we don't have to be so aggressive with that. in fact, the studies show that 6,000 milligrams or less per day for the vast majority of people is okay. i brought my friend bob with me because i want to show bob here and i took some of his insides out. you have kidneys here. it is a big inter play between the kidneys and the blood vessels leading to high blood pressure. now, for everyone out there listening, most of the recommendations are you don't want to have more than 2,300 milligrams per day of salt? this new data suggests that maybe we could than a little bit more lenient. i'm not saying it is a license to kill but what i'm saying is that as long as you don't have high blo

king, the greatest -- you hear, what's his name, mohammed ali. i i'm the greatest of all time. dr. held on to his laughter, any time i saw dr. king, i saw him as happy it's just such an honor and such a wonderful feeling to have been d able to stand next to this man and to shake his hand, this at, great, great man, dr. martin luther king.e i >> we were talking backstage, and i asked you if you and the staples singers were at the taps march on washington. that was one of the ones you mr missed. where were you? what was happening?re. w we had no business being there. we missed the march in washington. we recorded, we wrote songs, >> it's a long walk to d.c., but i we were singing. thing >> you were there in spirit n >> yeah.rnip london didn't have nothing for me, they didn't even have no turnip or mustard greens.ng, after everybody got through marching, they went to munchingd corn bread, turnip and mustard greens, okra, corn on the cob.g. boy, i'm getting hungry. [ laughter ] so bob, you do this to me every time. i yes, indeed. carry but i'm just so grateful that r thee. lord has kep

entre otros famosos se incluye al boxeador mohamed alÍ así como el papa juan pablo ii. >> la viuda node lo que la vida me robÓ, alejandro y josÉ se unieron para luchar contra la maldad mÁs brutal, seÑores y la venganza mÁs despiadada. >> pero yo te quiero decir una cosa. graciela, la que estÁ en la silla de rueda, se la pillaron porque fue descubierta delante de todos. seÑores. y aquÍ tienen el resumen, el avance del capÍtulo final de esta noche. no se lo pueden perder. lo que la vida me robÓ, francisca, dale play. >> ¿dÓnde estÁn mis hijos? ¿dÓnde estÁ victoria? >> no sÉ, no lo sé. >> es mentira. fuiste tÚ la que le disparÓ. >> me estÁs lastimando. dile que me suelte, dile que me suelte. necesito mi silla. >> deja de fingir. >> no estoy fingiendo. >> necesitas de una silla. >> te prometo que te voy a traer a romina. >> yo tambiÉn te juro. ni josÉ luis ni yo nos vamos a detener hasta verte abrazando a laurita y a romina de nuevo. >> estÁ bien, cÓbrate lo que quieras conmigo pero no culpes a mis hijos. >> dinos dÓnde estÁn los niÑos. [disparo] [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> estÁ muerto. estÁ muerto.

foxx played a trainer about boxing champ mohammed ally and boxing champ mohammed ali and won an oscar>> there's so much to talk about mike tyson. >> so much going on there. i'm excited about that. >> it will be interesting. >>> well, katy perry roared into the white house last night, at a dinner celebrating the anniversary of the special olympics. looking stunning in a royal blue gown studded with crystals. >> and her sometimes colorful hair was sedate black for the evening. president obama introducing perry as one of his favorite people. ♪ i've get on the eye of the tiger and fire ♪ ♪ dancing through the fire ♪ ♪ as i am a champion and you're going to ♪ ♪ hear me roar >> belting out some roars in the state dining room. glam couple brooklyn decker and andy roddick were also there. decker posted this photo on instagram, hanging out with abe. >>> and to finish "the skinny," a final word about this week's beef between justin bieber and orlando bloom. >> can you believe this? stephen colbert put it in perspective with help from "world news now." >> tonight sad to report an international d

if you take someone like angelo dundee, the trainer for mohammed ali.he were to tell the sports world that his fighter cannot win this upcoming fight because of a fill in the blank, that is kind of what he is doing. we have a fighting force and he is making these statements to the world of what our military cannot do. i do not think our commander-in-chief should ever do that. as far as the gentleman who called in, an african-american, always voted democratic -- i would like to ask him how did that work out in detroit for the population. look at that city. it is in shambles. has this hill headline. john kerry says there are no plans for more u.s. troops in iraq. he is in australia with the defense secretary holding a news conference in australia. that is what some republicans have said. you are only going to use airstrikes and in the debate is can airstrikes get this done? can they really we can isis. ary have the war we public to does not want this. this president was elected because of his opposition to the war in iraq. far as the narrative, it is gett

entre otros famosos se incluye al boxeador mohamed alÍ así como el papa juan pablo ii. >> la viuda notodos. seÑores. y aquÍ tienen el resumen, el avance del capÍtulo final de esta noche. no se lo pueden perder. lo que la vida me robÓ, francisca, dale play. >> ¿dÓnde estÁn mis hijos? ¿dÓnde estÁ victoria? >> no sÉ, no lo sé. >> es mentira. fuiste tÚ la que le disparÓ. >> me estÁs lastimando. dile que me suelte, dile que me suelte. necesito mi silla. >> deja de fingir. >> no estoy fingiendo. >> necesitas de una silla. >> te prometo que te voy a traer a romina. >> yo tambiÉn te juro. ni josÉ luis ni yo nos vamos a detener hasta verte abrazando a laurita y a romina de nuevo. >> estÁ bien, cÓbrate lo que quieras conmigo pero no culpes a mis hijos. >> dinos dÓnde estÁn los niÑos. [disparo] [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> estÁ muerto. estÁ muerto. lo mataste. lo mataste! [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> no! pÁrate. pÁrate. se creen que es broma, dale. no te puedes perder el gran final de lo que la vida me robÓ. >> esta noche a las 9/8 centro por univisiÓn. >> ¿la casa de..? >> todos! >> yo les quiero decir una cosa. esta no

mohamed ali, most death -- mos def, the actor, the actor ice cube, he does a lot.had a -- you have a lot black men doing things in the community. but a lot of whites only see and hear what they want to see and hear and the white media doesn't cover it because it is positive, they only focus on the negative. thank you for calling in this morning. this is an op-ed by janine outreach director for freedom works and the author obama is driving americans to the government plantation." "a collection of race hustlers, the event in ferguson is tragic. a police officer's future hangs in the balance in the aftermath of the shooting and there are nightly protests and looting of property on display." host: little bit from that op-ed this morning in "washington times." , georgia, 42 years old. go ahead. caller: how are you this morning? host: good, how are you? caller: doing fine. just listening to some of these colors it is really disturbing to me. none of us are foolish enough to believe that racism has ended in overca, that it is all just because a president is biracial or bl

authorities have filed a third murder charge of ali mohammed brown. brown pleaded not guilty to killing a college student in new jersey. prosecutors claim the killings are part of a bloody crusade to punish the united states for its policies. >>> happening in new york, prosecutors say 25-year-old nicole veasey and her lawyer said she was the victim of an abusive master-slave relationship with her boyfriend steven howell. he's waived his right to a hearing. >>> police are investigating the death after a boat exploded. a dock worker was burned in the blast is in the hospital in stable condition. the boat drifted to a dock nearby setting that on fire and damaging two more boats. >>> u.p.s. says a data breach may have exposed some customers' credit and debit card information. a computer virus is found on systems on 51 u.p.s. stores including pennsylvania and new jersey, the breach involves 100,000 transactions made since january. a spokesperson for u.p.s. said it's not aware of any fraud related to that attack. >>> the environmental protection agency says

you're right ali that highlighting the fact that the prophet mohamed wouldn't recognize this form of islam, the prophet didn't endorse women wearing black and only men wearing white, the police force, the moral police that they have is not something the prophet encouraged among his generation of people, going around judging other people's beliefs, enforcing a moral code by force. thirdly, we know from hadist literature, they were bare-breasted, that was the norm had society and therefore islam came along and tried to encourage a form modesty, in response to that form of total nudity, in saudi arabia they have gone to such an extreme that no form of relaxation for women is tolerated. so it is a conveyor belt. accept ans and embracing them, if i may say so, when you see saudis coming to the united kingdom, their favorite destination for holiday purposes, we welcome them there, you see saudis doing away with their veils. if they can do here they should do it in their own home country. >> time to tell qatar you're either with us or against us, wee tolerated its duplicity for too long, en

. >> people are living very long lives with parkinson's, you know with mohammed ali you see that his face is frozen, you know. perhaps mr. williams was afraid that might happen. his facial expression is so much a part of who he is and what he does. >> reporter: michael j. >> pelley: street protests have always been part of american democracy, but after the police shooting in suburb an st. louis, street protesters are takinglrod. >> reporter: there is nothing new about the racial tension underpinning the events in ferguson, missour, nor in the power of an image to rouse people to action. but what is new about ferguson is the role of social media in spreading that message wider and more quickly, particularly for african americans. andre fields is a 27-year-old political aid. it's a community that could not have been built b and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability