. >> kim berl i, thank you very much.it's been 20 years since a castro valley girl was killed in her home. tonight thousands of people gather in honor of jenny lynn. may 27th, 1994. she was found dead in her home. she was 14 years old. her family said the pain is still felt decades later. >> it feels like it happened yesterday. every day over the past 20 years, every day you wake up, first thing you think about. there's no way she can come back. >> the parents have found some peace by forming the jenny lynn foundation. it talks about child safety. they sponsor a free music camp. the $100,000 reward has been offered for information leading to her murder. >>> six burglary cases solved on the peninsula. they've caught three teenagers behind them. these men worked together to target homes in sunny dale, redwood city and fremont. in one case a teen got into a fight with a sunny vail homeowner and fired off a gun. another teen was arrested after committing a home invasion robbery in free month. >>> the pillow case rapist is bei

berle hides in east l.a..'t understand that one. >> i think the government should let him graze his callous anywhere he wants. [laughter] cows ons to have his callou federal land, that should be all right. rolled over bare and cheech marin are really good friends. giraldo rivera and cheech marin are really good friends. he was the first guy who put me on television. talk about your art collection. >> it is a collection of chicano art, exclusively. that there were all these chicano painters, and they are really good and they are not getting any traction. so i started putting a collection together and it has been my goal to get them as much recognition as possible. to that end, i have been touring these collections for years and years all over the country. i still have one now and it is the joy of my life. here is the face of america. >> so you are the donald sterling of chicano art. >> i let my artists graze wherever they want. at the end of june we are representing the city of los angeles and the city of borde

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. >>> when we come back charles payne will make a milton berle joke. >>> meanwhile, you think this wage rage is done? think again, it's just starting. could be stopping a lot of new jobs from even getting started. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. >>> that's right. anyway. it is now going global food workers in america and several countries overseas are planning to strike for higher pay beginning next week. this coming with a new study that shows u.s. companies are collapsing faster than they are being created. charles payne, something's not right here. >> this is really shocking. the entrepreneurship small businesses and more dying than are being born, the most frightening stat i've seen in a long time and it's been happening for a long time. the last three or four years has been a death spiral and it's not going to get better and far worse as we talk about forcing higher minimum wage. $26 an hour in california. >> it's not going anywhere. but it is, i think when you say a figure like that, they say, geez, $10, $11. >> all under the fairness argument, b

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it's dean, milton berle, jackie gleason, but variety is what i know. to do this. >> she had been so good on the garry moore show, she always knew she could sing and dance and be funny. >> on my show, i would do prat falls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face and it was heaven. >> i think it is -- >> you know, i still see a rerun of carroll burnett show, and i say they're funny! there has never been a better show. >> you never went to bed with -- >> well. >> not supposed to curtsy, you're supposed to bow. well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey korman. we used to have a pool back stage, not as to whether harvey was going to break up, but how far along he would get on a sketch before he broke up. >> think of a needle. right. >> they never knew what he was going to do. but they knew it was not going to be what they expected. >> when they did the dentist sketch none of that was rehearsed. >> yeah, be right with you. >> poor harvey was helpless, tears coming down. and tim swears that

. >> the system with joe berling berlinger, credit sun 9:00 pacific -- 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific. >>natasha guinane has a story. >> 23 miles of fencing of miami international airport snapping photos. keep their ears tuned to their radios just like air traffic controllers. >> this aircraft here is coming in probably from colombia, probably bringing flowers or some cargo like that. >> sometimes they have been viewed suspiciously and chased away by police. >> we were treated like we were enemies of the airport. >> reporter: now armed with their cameras and their observations the airport wants them to help fight crime. miami international airport is on the transportation security administration's list of are airports that are considered at high risk for terrorist attack. >> why not put them to good use at zero cost to the airport to add another layer of security. >> the crew includes saresh, eddie and jonathan, a pilot in training. passion. >> i fell in love with airplanes very early in my life. >> and pragmatism. >> almost all the guys know airport ops. >> to let them be eyes and ears b

i rim berle aemember ape story, jay, wore a fubu hat. he told me something about this. was that shug that you planned. >> you know the time. hip-hop was becoming popular. and i bleach the conversation, l.l. felt insulted when they called him, i want you to come in and rap and get people in the store. we thought rap was for african-americans. my daughter is 16 years old, white. and talking about fight the power and -- the police. they asked l.l. to write the copy. >> jimmy: remember, a great commercial actually. >> it was. rapping fact. in the commercial he goes for us by us on the logo. they ended up spending $30 million airing a fubu ad. and fubu skyrocketed. it did. now, everybody at the gp and advertising agency. you know what they found ought a year later, they found out the demo they were trying to hit increased 300%. the kids thought they could get fubu in the gap. so they called us up. we gave each other a big sloppy wet kiss. and we reaired the add another $30 million. and fubu took off. >> jimmy: did they ever put fubu in the ga

the girl is then used to make furniture bulls and even souvenirs' >> : park rangers say berle as criticalecting the tallest trees are left from insect infestation and from fire in response about drive-through what national and state park in northern california and not been shut down up, but the crime. >> : former sen this is a firefighter pleaded not guilty to see what charges michael couldn't when accused of driving drunk and hitting on motorists motorcyclist with a fire truck. quinn was indicted with three counts of caught all needy like at the intersection of this with our street and the city last june motorcyclist was seriously injured in the crash and still recovering 43 year-old quinn as the 23 year veteran of the fire department he resigned last november. >> : tracking reports of long way patient death at of the extension hospital has led the u.s. lawmakers it involves that the cost of they voted to subpoena records at the phoenix va hospital cnn reporting it had 40 veterans died there because of delayed cheated. because the case a term which the trend across the country is now und

. >> part 3 of the system with joe berling jer airs sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6 pacific.ew sewed 3. >> hunt for hidden cash, 10, 20 and $100 could be yours if you can crack the twitter clues. an anonymous donor leaving money around san francisco bay and los angeles. the mystery man has been tweeting clues and using the handle "athiddencash. so far he has given away more than $5,000. the real estate investor told a los angeles t.v. station he hopes this project will inspire others to pay it forward. >> the concern over ecigarettes has a group of leading scientist calling foul. they are asking they not be classified as tobacco. in the u.s. and in several countries, al jazeera andrew thomas points on moves in australia to shut the entire ecigarette industry down before it takes off. >> vincent had no warning his home was about to be raided. the half dozen officials who turned up in black s.u.v.s stormed straight in. >> it was like i was watching some cop show, and i was in it. and this is just happening. these people are just going through all of my things and tipping my hou

but i once asked milton berle years ago, was he going to retire, and he said, to what?rlos slim asked me about retiring. he's a wealthy man in mexico. he decided why don't we form something together? my wife came up with the idea of "larry king now." we do an intimate show, interviews. that expanded into a politicking show on the r.t. network. then i do a baseball show for the dodger network. i do a radio drop-in show for cumulus and aarp. but the base is "larry king now." >> doesn't sound like retirement. i think you added some jobs. >> i enjoy it. i love asking questions. i'm very much into people and you never lose that. i never lost that. >> you've been very open about the fact that you miss live tv. you miss the daily interaction with the staff and the guests. i've got to tell you, cnn's primetime is in a little bit of flux. your old spot opened up not long ago. if cnn called you today and said larry, we want you back, you would say what? >> you got call "larry king now." you got to call people involved. and i'd have to do both. i could not leave the internet. i'm