vy allowed barry to call his mother back in montana. >> and i said, barry, why did you confess to something you didn't do? and he said, well, they're going to come back to montana and they're going to help me prove that i didn't do this. >> but in montana, helping barry beach was not on the menu. first degree murder was. barry pleaded not guilty, but when his trial began at the krousz in glasgow, montana, with prosecutor came on very strong. >> i had a detailed confession that only the killer could have given. >> within a decade mark roscoe would be elected montana's governor. in 1984, though, he prosecuted barry beach. >> he gave a very detailed confession that matched the things that were discovered at the crime scene. >> like what? well, beach described the shirt kim wore, the tire iron and crescent wrench used to kill her, how she was dragged out the driver's side of the pickup, on and on. when testimony was finished, the jury was back in just six hours. the verdict, guilty. and so, in the spring of 1984 the story of the life of barry beach was apparently over. a dead man walking, sente

i thought i'm going to put my fence up there. >> barry didn't want that. with the fence up you're going to have to drive a little slower. you can do it just fine but you got to go slower. >> he would knock it down and we would put it back. he would knock it down and we would go put it back. >> dan davis was not about to be intimidated, but he's 75 with a bum knee and bad eyesight. by contrast barry swegle is a 245 pound paul bunion in love with machinery. rusting carcasses of his old toys line his driveway. >> if you knew barry, he's a big boy. >> auto glass repairman, jason bondy. >> i'm 300 pounds and i would be kind of scared of him if he went sideways. >> jason says there was something else that made barry dangerous. >> he didn't know me from adam and flat out said that he had a meth problem and he was trying to get help and nobody would help him. >> both barry's brother and local authorities confirmed barry had a history of drug use and a penchant for paranoia. >> he said we were the leaders of a gang that was coming through our property and -- >> ste

barry effing gibb is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] barry gibb is here! >> steve: come on!immy: get ready. if you like barry gibb, you love the bee gees, he's going to play some songs tonight. you're going to go nuts. it sounds great. and he's jamming out with the roots. right quest? >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: it's killer, killer. i don't want to spoil it. but, wow! you have to be ready for this. crank it up. turn it up. >> jimmy: higgins, do you ever wonder what celebrities are whispering to each other on the red carpet or at press conferences? i was watching the grammys last night, wondering, "what are they always whispering about?" >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: well, this is why we send our entertainment correspondent from the u.k., mr. peggy hess with his highly sensitive microphone to get to the bottom of this thing. that's right, it is time for "celebrity whispers." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello, i'm peggy hess. and welcome to "celebrity whispers." sshh. >> did i tell you i let a skunk spray me when i got up this morning? >> really? >> yeah, i r

and if barry bonds is still on the ballot i'm going to vote for him. people from a younger generation who grew up watching these guys plays, they may have a different thought of p.e.d.s and not willing to crack the hammer on them. >> will it roll out now? >> you have a lot of voters now who are active as writers in the 7070's, 80's, and 90's, and saw these guys played. i think many of them feel betrayed, they feel that what they watched, reported and celebrated was not authentic. whether they say explicitly or not they want someone to be punished for that lack of authenticity. really, all they can do is withhold their hall of fame support for these few incredibly talented brilliant players who have obvious hall of fame numbers. what if drugs never had been invented, and it's an emotional reaction. it's not a local reaction for what happened back in the 1990's. >> i think what happens among all the sports, baseball is obsessed with its numbers. if you listen to two fans talking about who was better trying to compare players across eras they fall back on

barry, get over here. listen. pay attention, barry, look at me. barry, barry!. i don't wanna see any wandering, peeing or butt sniffing, okay? you got it? this is serious, you guys. all right. let's release the puppies. [ cheers ] the red sox -- that's it, we've got a winner, right there! the boston red sox! ♪ it's all right, buddy. it's all right, buddy. all right. good. right there. i'll feed you after. here we go. what a victory, right there! the boston red sox will win this year's world series! [ cheers and applause ] good job, barry. thanks a lot to our puppy predictors. we'll be right back with julie bowen, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ have a cuervo. have a souvenir. just don't have any regrets. cuervo. have a story. on its under 550 calories menu i was like, "what the what?!" then when i ordered it and actually tasted it i was like, "whaaattt?!" so yeah, i really liked applebee's under 550 calorie roma pepper steak. just another reason to see you tomorrow. to help me become an olympian, she was pretty much okay with me turning her home into an ic

back with bee gees member, singer, songwriter barry gibb.ten to your music, you must hear this so many times, it was such a template of my youth. and even now, every party i ever go to at some stage, somebody will put on a bee gees record and the place explodes. if i said to you, you can only play one bee gees record, which one would you choose? >> i'd have to be -- it would have to be "how can you mend a broke up heart". >> why that one? >> because it's really about lost love in all young people. for me it was a reflection on the first crush i ever had, what it was like. and i was always done. so what it was like being done. i think i was just so possessive. i always had to be, i always had to fall in love. >> you've had the most longest successful marriage. >> we met when massachusetts was number one. we had a cup of tea in the cantina at bbc. and we had a cuddle in a phone booth and time stood still. >> how do you imagine that? show biz is so littered with broken marriages. how have you managed to sustain such a lasting love, do you think

his trainer barry is but i told them that the yes today is the whole thing up and won the referendum in fact and that we can position the propaganda war being waged from re signs of the barrie colts any critiques of westminster

barry, stop it. barry. he's egging everyone else on. i want a clean vote here. i'm serious, barry! all right. let's release the puppies. ♪ come on guys. [ audience aws ] the broncos got a good lead there. they're going back. looks like a clear win right there. you guys the denver broncos are going to win the super bowl! good job, barry. good job, barry. you really earned it. thanks a lot to our puppy predictors. be right back with melissa mccarthy, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ when i first started shopping for a hybrid... i didn't even look at anything else. i just assumed you went and bought a prius. so this time around we were able to do some research and we ended up getting a ford... which we love. it's been a wonderful switch. it has everything that you could want in a car. it's the most fun to drive... because it's the most hi tech inside... i think this c-max can run circles around the prius... the biggest difference would definitely be the acceleration of the car... if you can get someone to test-drive a c-max... they would end up buying this more

>> good evening, officer brown was barry to be here this evening for the charges? >> he was notified. >> and he is not here. >> he chose not to. >> chose not to be here. >> okay. >> well, who is next in order for this case? >> it would be you commissioner. >> okay great, thank you. >> careful what you hope for. >> okay, we orderly do when both sides for the public, these officers are not peace officers, they do not have the same protection and those they matters are held in public. so, what we have here before us is a unique situation which is a failure to appear at a hearing that the officer has been ordered to appear at and under the general rules and procedures of patrol special officers they have to obey an order from the san francisco officer not there. and so the officers are not here and chosen not to be here, and at this point in time i would ask that the special liaison and the police department take the necessary steps that the officer is not on the street tonight. >> thank you. >> please call the next matter. >> that would be the assignment of disciplina

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my exclusive with legend barry gibb the sole surviving member of the bee gees. talks for the first time about the traeblg of lotragedy of loo all three of his younger brothers. >> i just think it's time to grow up. time to grow up and be what all these young girls love you. be a good example. >> the south is bad enough when it snows in atlanta. when 2 1/2 inches brings the ninth largest city to a halt there's something badly wrong. one couple had to give birth while being stuck in traffic. former mayor rudy giuliani talks about how big cities can be more prepared than atlanta. and whether new york city is ready for the super bowl. >>> breaking news. justin bieber is facing assault charges in toronto. in addition to pending dilemmas in miami and los angeles. joining me a former prosecutor, cnn legal analyst and prosecutor. michelle, where the hell are we with justin bieber? it seems like almost every other day there is a new thing involving him and the law. >> >> second time in a week for justin bieber. >> gps on the car that he was driving in miami did come back

did barry bonds make it? >>> good morning, thank you for joining us. >>> we begin this morning with breaking news. one crewman has died following a navy helicopter crash in the atlantic. the search is on for one more aboard that chopper. you're looking at video of another chopper taking off from a hospital. it made an emergency landing into the waters about 18 miles off of the virginia coast this morning during a routine training mission. again, coast guard cutters are at the scene of the crash looking for a fifth and final crew member that was on that helicopter. >>> police are releasing information on the murder of a 22-year-old man from the bay area. they're hoping a new photo and a reward will lead them to the gunman. christie has the details. >> aya nakano's family is out here trying to catch his killer. you see some of them, they have a sign, justice for aya. police say they're releasing a photo of a car. they believe it was involved in the wreck and final shooting of aya nakano. it's a four-door silver

barry, what do you think is behind this? people are saying it is all about emerging markets and concerns over china. is it more than that? >> i think people like to tell a story. they like a narrative. they want to find something to blame for events that may have nothing to do with what is going on. we have gone over 400 days about a 10% correction. that is a long time historically. the market is up 160% from the lows. we have had 10,000 dow points gained. we are giving back 600 and people are wringing their hands. i know this is a crazy thought. up,times markets do not go and people need to understand that. it seems we might be taking a breather. what accounts for this? the dow is heading for the worst week since 2012. what is going on? >> i have to agree with barry. our world is more emerging- market and international debt. there was a lot of buying going into year end, a lot of enthusiasm. it probably was not warranted by fundamentals. our selloff is technical. the currency moves, there are stories behind those. overall,

when barry bonds hit 70 home runs in the late 90's, it was also but then as soon as it was realized he had a little bit of extra chemical help said it was frowned upon to the point he has not been elected to the baseball hall of fame. clearly we make judgments about which causal explanation as we accept and which we don't. with barry bonds having a lot of talent was influenced is something admirable but eve was on the juice as something reprehensible. >> host: and dave died one other pressures on doctors? you think they have abandoned hippocrtic oath? >> not all the vast majority deeply believed in the ideal to a large extent these diagnostic categories him the way they are applied our judgments medicine has made collectively and to fully believe they're doing the right thing by patients once they come to see the diagnostic category as a truce then day apply them another example is it is a pervasive reality that doctors say to some kinds of health care it will be expensive with a small chance of clinical benefit so doctors are rationing care it in the project setting this before the af

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barry bonds did steroids.question is, if we assume we know everything there is a know about barry bonds, how can we make assumptions? >> you can watch the full interview online at bloomberg.com/tv. syria is about to lose its chemical weapons. we will show you how after the break. plus, the multipurpose veggie. it keeps you from slipping on the ice, i kid you not. ♪ >> we are streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your smart phone. i am adam johnson. today's moving pictures. the people have spoken. they have voted for their favorite entertainers at the 2014 people's choice awards. sandra bullock cleaned up, taking home four awards. justin timberlake dominated the music side. he won three. ellen degeneres was the most popular daytime tv host. she nabbed working people's choice awards. chris christie fired a top aide for allegedly lying to him about the traffic jam at the george washington bridge. he fired his deputy chief of staff after she apparently failed to disclose evidence of her involvement. >>

my wife marcel and i have gotten to know barry and wendy. they have been with us, together with us in vermont, here in washington and out in california. and some people who might have the position he does would make sure everybody knows here they are, this important person. not so with either one of them. they are most down to earth, quiet, but when we get together, we pick up the conversation we had had months before, and you feel like you're a member of the family. so this remarkable couple are going to be working in other endeavors. there has been some great articles about barry as he looks back on his career, of work he has done to make sure he hands the company to his successor in good hands. but as he begins this next chapter in his life, i wish barry all the best. i congratulate him on a remarkable career. warner brothers and the entertainment industry is not going to be quite the same without him, but he leaves behind a legacy, an example for the next generation to follow. i know the successor. i wish kevin the very best in following

marion barry does appear in my book as a head in washington d.c. as one of the most vocal critics of the npd during an important time and that is one life he had. and his first term as mayor of and the downtown that we see every day now is really a credit to his leadership and his kind of entrepreneurial political spirit and of course there is the other life of marion barry that we hear about all the time, the ones that are used to deride him and very often he makes comments himself that expose him to that direction. i got the sense from watching the documentary that rank-and-file people were extremely disappointed and almost heartbroken because this is a man who commanded tremendous respect throughout this city and still does and i still have respect for many of the things he has done. that was my own sense of someone else's work. i did not go that way in my own book. >> two questions. one is the time frame that you pick, why you chose 40-73 and why you chose the subject in general, how did you become exposed to and go on the path that you did? >>

barry toronto. i haven't been here in ages. what spurred me to come here the night of the 49er game my last fare was two young black males and i trust the them and they got out of the cab and started to disappear. i called the cops. officer ma badge number 1653 shows up -- thank god he showed up. he said "i'm not doing anything for you. it's a civil matter. i'm not doing anything for you:" . civil matter? i don't know who to sue. it's a robbery. he said "go to hell. i'm not doing a damn thing for you." this is what you want. this is like i should be a racist and not trust the police and they don't care. they don't care what happens to us. a little girl is killed by an illegal taxi and they're not doing anything and how many the pedestrians and how about dealing with this and go through the department of transportation and doj like we do. i agree. you can't just check the insurance but you could issue double parking tickets and in the middle of the block waiting for hours for the fare and getting a no go, 5-10 dollars for no sho

cofounder of fly well, barry's boot camp and shawn t. creator of insanity or as i like to call them, the trilogy of torturers. barry, let me start with you. i've seen the results of your work. one of my producers who's worked on this show has been beasted from quite a chubby lad into a sort of refined, lean machine. >> rock star. >> at the barry's boot camp. so it works. >> that's one of the main reasons people keep coming back. >> what's different about your barry's boot camp that is different to others? >> good question. it's running and weights. it's very basic training. it's put in a group atmosphere where you have the camaraderie and encouragement and support to push and be pushed really hard. >> can you get properly fit by either just doing weights or just doing running? is the best combination both? >> both. the combination is really the winning combo there. >> let me turn to you. the flywheel is a phenomenon i'm not really aware of. everyone i mention it to says oh, the flywheel. it's clearly a big phenomenon. what is it and how

>> i just don't -- it's almost like -- if there were any recent precedent, i would say it were barrybonds. when barry bonds went through the balco trial in champiwhich eventually convicted of obstruction, not on the drug use but was to have said to failed the test back in the early 2000s. barry bonds was a pariah in baseball, and as great as he was and much as he could still hit, nobody would touch him after that, and i don't don't see alex rodriguez with the yankees. i don't see him -- maybe playing for some minor league team that wanted to sell tickets. >> mike, back to the p.e.d.s and alex rodriguez. no positive drug testing. no real proof, then, that he did, in fact, use performance-enhancing drugs, however, this panel is still saying that it does believe that he did use p.e.d.s and that's the justification for the 162-game suspension? >> i mean, i look at it as this -- there were 14 total clients lynches to the biogenesis anti-aging clinic in miami that essentially bud selig paid to talk to and give evidence on a-rod and others. 13 of those players accepted their suspensions wit

. >> marion barry has been in the hospital for more than two weeks, but positive news for him. we will have the latest coming up next. thisecking our top stories morning, fairfax firefighters on the scene of a townhouse fire. this is on town manor court. we are told that one person was hurt and four dogs were taken to an animal hospital. reopena mall is set to today after this weekend's deadly shooting. doors will open at 1:00 this afternoon. ken allman says there will be to memorial sites at the mall today. what will be at the outside entrance near the fountain at starbucks and the other will be at centre court. >> another deep freeze with dangerous cold gripping parts of the midwest this morning. wind chillill see between 30 and 60 below zero. freezing rain, sleet, and snow are expected as far south as texas. a winter watch has been issued for tomorrow for all of the gulf coast states. >> marion barry remains at howard university hospital this morning. his spokeswoman says he could be released today. she has not said why he was admitted. we are told that he is in good spirits

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an update on marion barry. he has been in the hospital for a week. he will undergo more tests and should be released in the next day or so. he is doing ok and working from his hospital bed. marion barry is 77 years old. another glitch involving the health exchange. state officials confirm hundreds of medicaid enrollment packets were mistakenly sent to the wrong address. the packets contain name, dates of birth, and medicaid id numbers. officials say they are correcting the problem. the health exchange website has had its share of problems. it had a number that directed people to a pottery center instead of the call center. a surgeon and air -- a surge in an airline is giving up -- take over the slots are expected to use them to service bigger cities and will bring in bigger aircraft, thus more people. .t is martin luther king day metrorail opened at 5:00 a.m. and will run until midnight. buses and trains are operating on a saturday schedule. no track work today. off-peak fares are in effect. harking is free at all metro operated facilities. -- parkin

>> my name is barry jacobs. >> barry, can you dance? >> no! >> jimmy: can barry dance?t. >> not really. >> go ahead, prove it. ♪ >> jimmy: he's the barry whitest is what he is. i don't know what that was. that was not dancing, though. next up. >> my name is kurt miller. >> kurt, can you dance? >> jimmy: more yeses then no's? i don't know what you're basing that on. let's find out. >> no. i have two left feet. >> let's see them. ♪ >> jimmy: he looks like he's work on the runway at an airport. i bet he's good at other stuff. how many more? two more? >> where are you from? >> originally brooklyn, new york. now here in l.a. >> seymour, can you dance? >> yeah! >> jimmy: everyone wants to seymour gan dance. he can barely get that hat on his head. >> i can dance, i can dance. >> let's see it. ♪ >> jimmy: seymour is about ten times better at dancing than i am. one more. >> samuel, can you dance? >> no! >> jimmy: all right, most everyone says no. which surprises me. let's find out if -- what's his name? who cares what his name is. >> oh, of course. >> hit it. ♪ >> jimmy: tonight

we always use the barry jib to shoot that.hristina loren. ro look at these totals, loving it. we're still adding to these running totals, san jose almost 0.2 of an inch. a little more spotty activity along the golden gate bridge. the main front will head out of here and the winds will pick up. >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> al, thank you very much. the buildup to the super bowl is in full swing. >> while the game is being played just across the hudson river in jersey, the pregame festivities are attracting big crowds here in new york city. jenna is in times square. good morning, jenna. >> good morning. two cities are sharing the super bowl spotlight, yes, denver and seattle. but also either rutherford, new jersey, and right here, new york, new york. the call of the game before the game. take a look at midtown manhattan, not the home of this year's super bowl, but you wouldn't know it. did you know you guys are playing in new jersey? >> yeah. >> did you know that? >> i'm not too familiar with the geographical layou

barry bonds did steroids.estion is, if we assume we know everything there is a know about barry bonds, how can we make why consumptions? >> you can watch the full interview online at bloomberg.com/tv. is about to lose its chemical weapons. we will show you how after the break. plus, the multipurpose veggie. it keeps you from slipping on the ice, i kid you not. ♪ >> it is 26 after the hour. let's get you caught up on the markets. i want to start with oil. we had a headline that said west texas crews touched is a lowest level in seven months. down by six percent to seven percent. let's show you what is happening to the equity benchmark industries. you can see all the major industries are moving lower right now. the s&p and nasdaq are down. 3/10 of one percent. we also are seeing retail shares on the move today. let's start with that bath and beyond. shares fell, following the most since june 2012. the company is reporting income that fell short of analyst estimates. they slashed earnings outlook for the fiscal y

years old i went door to door of my dad to campaign for barry goldwater and three years later i was getting tear gas in the streets of east lansing that. i was there and barry goldwater famously said it was very clear about it you don't have to be straight to shoot straight i mean he was my dad was that was the republican party used to be a tolerant party i mean maybe they were in favor of gay marriage or something but they weren't then the self happened they were embracing duck dynasty. i don't go well as the gay guy on the panel i'd like to say that it's nice to see jimi come around i would say that one correction for you they would go proud wasn't so much a conservative group pushing you know a gay agenda as they were a gay group pushing a conservative agenda this is a group that surrounded itself with the likes of ann coulter's and endorsed bigots who are anti-gay so it's nice to see jimi finally coming to a sense as i think it has more to do with jimmy's pocketbook than it does with with the politics had the party has been just as anti-gay today as it was when he started go pro

>> no, barry, you nailed it.undamental they've gotten used to in the interest rate market. and that is management, intervention, and programs and liquidity. so, you know, the yen trade really underscored that dynamic the most. you know, traders were selling the yen aggressively because, of course, abe's relative size of what he's doing to ease quantitative easing. traders down here nailed it. in other words, when you pick up a paper a couple of months ago, the notion was, well, if tapering is going to begin and qe's going to end, that's going to be bullish for the dollar because it was a dollar buster. that's not the way it worked out. it became a relative qe trade. >> okay. rick santelli in chicago, thank you for that. stay warm if you can. >>> economic data pointing to continued growth in the new year. joining us now for his outlook of 2014 is bruce kazman. are you in the camp that is looking for potentially this to be a year of 3% growth? >> i think for the u.s., 3% and i think for the global economy basically

i honestly don't believe that. >> barry, listen, if you look at the mugshots. he's smiling.es, he doesn't appear to be happy. appears to be a sad clown, if you look at the mugshots. >> a stage in his life where he feels invincible and he wants to test all the rules and push all the limits. and he has the wherewithal todoo it. i think he will find out as many former child stars have come to find out that the law has way of slapping you aback in the face that is a true wake-up call. the games are over. if you're not doing, you're not trying to change your image without hurting people and without breaking the law and you're running a huge, huge risk with the rest of your life. >> jim, how often have you and i talked about this with other child stars with chris brown, with michael jackson even. with whitney houston. you see the behavior spiraling out of control. we talk about it and it becomes the news. everyone wants to watch it and then all of a sudden you go, this person is no longer with us or this person is in jail for a long time and we saw it coming, but what did we do? w

barry, time is running out. according to my calculations, 1 in 5 kids in america struggles with hunger. how can so many children face hunger, when there is more than enough food to feed them all? doo ba baba doo! you're right, barry! baba doo! we can help solve hunger by teaming up with feeding america to get food to hungry kids in communities across the country. announcer: help flint and the feeding america network of food banks get food to the people who need it in your community. find your local feeding america food bank at feedingamerica.org/hunger together, we're feeding america! wow. college already. ( chuckles ) yeah. - we gotta go. - yeah. - ( engine starts ) - ( door shuts ) ♪ for all those times you stood by me... ♪ and remember the-- seatbelt. drive safe. call when i get there. well, i-- i love you. ♪ for every dream you made come true ♪ ♪ for all the love i found in you... ♪ i love you too, daddy. ♪ you're the one who saw me through... ♪ - and thanks... - ♪ through it all... for everything. ♪ you wer