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a highly-anticipated revival of "bye-bye birdie."always funny and delightful john stamos is with us this half hour. >>> our friend, sam champion, i'm working on the pronunciation of everything. he's in chicago. he has the weather for us. how are you, this morning? >> good morning. diane, robin, chris, john -- i couldn't go through the list of people there. we are at the bethune school of excellence here. last year, 30% of the kids weren't testing to grade here. so, chicago public schools said, we're going to change that. and volunteers came in and said, we're going to give it a face-lift. let me show you what the classrooms were like. we're in one of the pre-k classrooms. a year ago, they were bare. kind of shells. and there wasn't a whole lot of interest in kids getting learning going on in these places. now, we'll show you a time lapse of workers and volunteers coming in here, to redo some of these classrooms. and basically, they came through and did everything. they patched up things. they painted things. they put things in here t

bye-bye. hello. yeah, he's here. hey! it's for you. he's getting phone calls here now? hello. again with the sweat pants? what? i'm comfortable. you know the message you're sending out with these sweat pants? you're saying, "i give up. "i can't compete in normal society. "i'm miserable, so i might as well be comfortable." hold on. i got another call. hello. yeah, he'll call you back. who is it? that's nbc. nbc? give me the phone! i'm talking. get off the phone. look, i'll call you back. you know i'm waiting to hear from them. who was it? russell dalrimple's secretary. now you're doing something to help me. hello. yes, jerry seinfeld returning the call. uh-huh. ok, great. thanks a lot. casting tomorrow at nbc. 4:00. we're in business, baby. the pilot's on. you're going to be successful. what if the pilot becomes a series? that would be wonderful. you'll be rich and successful. that's exactly what i'm worried about. god would never let me be successful. he'd kill me first. you don't believe in god. i do for the bad things. do you hear what you're saying? god isn't out to get you

. >> bye, bye, bye! >> reporter: angelo's last night was last saturday.fter partying to the wee hours of 8:30 p.m., the man who ushered out prohibition finally shuffled off to retirement. even at 95, angel he feels like he still has quite a few good years left. assuming, of course, the fresh air doesn't kill him. >> bye! >> reporter: if you think that guy's something, wait until my next story. next week we'll check back with a man who makes angelo look like a spring chicken. we first met walter when he was a spry 112 years old. he's now claimed the title of world's oldest man and next year he turns is 13. that story next monday. that's right, "assignment america" is moving to monday nights. so everybody, you've got to mark your clocks and your calendars because i'll be here mondays, not friday. >> couric: finally a reason to look forward to mondays. meanwhile, angelo will have time to do a little bar hopping himself, right? >> reporter: i don't think he's going to be in a bar for a while. i think he's done. i think 77 years is enough and he'll sit at home

about 200 family and friends gathered last night to say good-bye to michael yak son. it was a private affair fp jackson was entombed at cemetery outside l.a. where many of hollywood's famous are buried. >> reporter: the king of pop was finally laid to rest 70 days after his death. michael jackson's family and closest friends were the only ones invited to attend the funeral at the famed forest lawn cemetery in glendale. his close friend, liz taylor, and al sharpton were all seated hours before the service that start considerably late. jackson's three children sat in the front row, all of his siblings, mother katherine and father joe were also will. his final resting place is what's called the great moz lee you will. he'll be intured near jimmy stewart, sammy tafs jr. and one his idles oig, walt disney. there will be statutes and stained glass around him. the singer's estate will cover the extraordinary costs of the funeral including security. >> the city of glendale received a check for $120,000 and whether we use the full amount or not remains to be seen. so there has

members of the 392nd regiment said their good-byes at a ceremony. we have some of their moving stories. >> reporter: when you see these ceremonies, it's hard not to get emotional. they know they will have email, phone and video chats, but it's still hard to let go and leave your family behind. travis is soak up the last laugh he will hear for awhile from his baby girl. it will be 400 days before he sees them again. >> i don't want to leave my children. >> reporter: travis and his wife have made that choice, both leaving behind little girls as they balance love of their family and love of their country. >> we know we're doing the right thing oar oar husband and wife doing the right thing by upholding their service. it's something these soldiers with the 392nd have learned to live with. >> just doing my job. me and my family both knew what we got into when i signed up so many years ago. >> reporter: the sergeant's family has grown used to the good-byes and the worries that go with them. this is his third deployment. this time he's leaving his 2 week o

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they have a bye next week week after the win.n state played as plain of those basic uniforms. number five nittany lions against iowa. second year in a row iowa upsets penn state, 21-10 the final here. >>> elsewhere, they got the third round in before the rain came at the tour championship. kenny perry, what a story for him. here on the 4th hole, the approach shot here, a round of 6 under 64 on the day, near-perfect. a two-shot lead over tiger woods. they'll be the final twosome today in the final round. great putt by tiger right there. phil mickelson, did you know he is a bruce lee fan? look at this. trying to -- whoops -- trying to move the sign, he tries to kick the sign, we don't know why. phil four shots back. $10 million is in play at the tour championship. >>> "play of the day" -- a $10 million catch. fly ball last night between the mariners and blue jays. miguel batista with the willie mays-like basket catch over the shoulder. great play for the "play of the day." that's sports. >>> families who have lost loved ones in com

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. >> reporter: this summer, we said good-bye not only to mary travers, but many icons from the '60s, so kiss me and smile for me. >> one way people discover the mortality is when they are demi gods and idols die. >> reporter: mary travr thes is survived by her husband, two daughters and grandchildren. ♪ the answer my friend is ♪ blow iing in the wind ♪ the answer is love, passion and all of us working for it together. god bless you. >> reporter: george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams, we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. we'll leave you something from the tomorrow show. 181 on nbc. good night. ♪ don't know when i'll be back, again ♪ ♪ i still hate to go

>> no, i came to tell you good-bye and the rest came out. >> very good.opens next friday. then the fourth season of "brothers and sisters" starts on sunday. >> this sunday night. >> you're a very busy man. >> you barely have time to crash into your children. >> but i have time to eat pizza. >> there you go. we'll be back with lisa lampanelli. huh, tell me about it. the only thing about me that looks put together is my new outfit. where are your legs!? they were with my cardi coats... there's the swing coats, the ones with the toggle buttons...no legs! 20 bucks will get you a new cardi coat, but it won't get you new legs. i can't be seen in the manhattan store like this! oh, my legs! my beautifully-sculpted legs! arrive in style. this week at old navy. so it's a typical morning when suddenly you see built ford tough trucks! the ground starts rumblin' like you just struck oil, and you know what? you did hit pay-dirt cause it's ford truck month. an' leading this herd is the ford f-150. it's not just a truck it's an f-150. and with great power comes great fue

. ♪ ♪ rock a bye baby ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ laughter ] >> all right.do you want, the jonas brothers? it's a telethon, for god's sake. jerry was not in a great mood this year. let's just right off the bat. he scolded his crew a couple of times on the air, and well, here's what happened when they went to the tote board. >> jerry, jerry, i think we have a total. mr. lewis, look. whoo. there you go. >> i'd give anything to see the number up there. but south point put their [ bleep ] under it. >> hello? i mean, next year the hotel rooms won't be free. of the first day of school for most american children. today, president obama took the opportunity to address them on c-span, to emphasize the importance of hard work and education. for some reason that caused a lot of controversy. some people accused the president of trying to brainwash our kids into getting an education which we as americans cannot stand for. and some other people -- this is crazy. they said his advice telling kids to work hard -- excuse me -- stay focused and make sacrifices to achieve succ

. >> woman: bye-bye. >> henry: see you tonight. >> woman: good luck. >> henry: thank you. >> igor: youike my idea? >> henry: yeah, fine. in eland, i don't have to plumb in the ventilators myself. we've got somebody else to do that. you're just a one-man hospital. my job is to do the operating. >> igor: you're privileged. privileged. [ elevator door opens ] >> igor: we must be responsible for everything. >> can she see any light? is the light in her eye now? i think that's the end. >> igor: how much time we have? >> henry: none. it's too late. she's totally blind. it's too late. you have to operate for raised intracranial pressure before they completely lose their eyesight. typical problem here because diagnosis is so often delayed. and by the time a brain scan is done,he damage is done. even with benign tumors, people have gone blind or suffered irreversible damage. you get an earlier diagnosis if you have more scanners, but even though a brain scan in ukraine costs $50 to $100, even $50 to $100 for many people here is a huge sum of money, and they can't afford it. and so things get le

. >>> friends and families said their final good-bye to the victims of a killing spree in georgia. as the victims were laid to rest, the arrest of a suspected killer shocked everyone. >>> potentially dangerous situation may have been averted on a san francisco bridge. chebing the bridge on a construction project, they found something shocking. >>> i'm natasha curry. hope you're enjoying your weekend so far. >>> out of a job today, president obama's environmental adviser van jones resigned after coming under fire for signing a 2004 online petition. it suggested that the government played a role in the 9/11 attacks. he apologized and denied agreeing with the petition. he said i cannot, in good conscious, ask my colleagues defending or explaining my past. we need all hands on deck, fighting for the future. >>> other comments jones made before getting his white house job has also gotten attention, including one on youtube, where jones talks about republicans. >> how are the republicans able to push things through when they have less senators but somehow we can't? >> well, the answer to

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♪ never can say good-bye, no, no, no i never can say good-bye ♪ because i won't. ♪ never can say good-byewn exclusive. do you remember doing it? >> no. >> larry: the singer talks for the only time on tv. >> it's crazy. >> larry: about why he hit rihanna. >> you lose your temper in the heat of the argument or whatever the case may be -- >> larry: why he pled guilty to felony assault. about the infamous photo. >> i didn't know if they were real. >> larry: and his feelings for rihanna today? >> do you love her? >> definitely. >> larry: in love with her? a chris brown exclusive, right now next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. with us tonight on "larry king live" are chris brown, his mother joyce hopkins and his attorney mark geragos. chris entered a guilty plea on june 22nd that allowed him to avoid jail time after a widely publicized incident with his girlfriend rihanna. a second felony charge making criminal threats was dropped. and chris was sentenced to five years probation, six months' community labor. we thank you all for coming. how are you doing? >> good, thank you. >> la

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bye. hey. [curtly] hey. [slamming drawers] everything ok?g doug's favorite dishes, and now they're just gonna sit here and get cold, but does he care? no, no! because he's with some girl at his precious hockey game! shouldn't i be the one who's upset about this? actually, yeah. what--what's goin' on here? open your eyes, you fools! the man has 3 wives! hey, hol, something smells great! carr, your lovah-man's comin' upstairs, so prepare yourself for--oh. hey. hey. [weakly] hey. look, i--i know emotions are running high right now, but let me just say this: coliseum wife? she's gone. 'cause this here, this is what works, huh? ok, i'm gonna go check into a hotel. the one deal in the neighborhood where you get the real food. because our 2 for $20 features a half rack of our new double-glazed baby back ribs. seasoned and slow cooked to flavorful and tender perfection and your choice of sauces. and our juicy 7 oz. house sirloin. oriental chicken salad, boneless buffalo wings and lots of other choices. who says you can't have it all? get one full-si

their last good-bye.ff a strenuous 50-concert tour. >> wow, 50 dates? 50 dates at 50 years old? that's a lot of dates. and i was -- you know, and i kept saying, i just hope he gets a physical trainer, someone to really work him out. to make sure he's healthy and prepared. >> it's hard looking at the guy being pushed around in a wheelchair, looking so thin and fragile. it was just very difficult to imagine that this is a guy who's ready to come back and do an amazing series of 50 concerts and then more across the world, which was the plan. it just didn't seem possible. ♪ the man in the mirror >> but jackson was born to perform, and the show must go on. ♪ no message could have been any clearer ♪ >> i think he spent a lot of internal time reflecting on who he was, where he had been. at the end he talked about his mortality. he said that no one wants to be mortal. we all want to be immortal. the only way that you become immortal is that your work lives on. >> jackson, in his last interview with "ebony." >> le

a need she has. >> and it gives the other person to say the opportunity say i can't live with that, bye-byeings. if you talk about the little things and the big picture and how do you want a day to run? at the end of the day, do you want to come home and go out? you're tired. how is your life going to look? and if you have that conversation, you get out in front of a lot of problems. >> wow. people get that engagement ring, right? weird things happen, right? all of a sudden, it's all ra rainbows and happiness. >> the rain doesn't change a thing. i remember the movie "waiting to exhale" and they say you find a man and you exhale. i say you can't exhale then, that's when all the work starts. you know what i mean? once you got him trained and the kids out. >> then you -- >> it's work, it's a process. >> it's a pleasure. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> to read an excerpt from the book go to os earlyshow.cbsnews.com. ♪ the amazing always infinity. ♪ it's astonishingly flexible. ♪ unbelievably soft. ♪ and has an amazing material... that's 4x more absorbent than you may need. making fluids

bye, tom. bye. see you sunday! where is she goin'?e and turk are going down to the river for the weekend. that's turk? that's the new boyfriend? unh-unh, no. hey, hey, hey, tom, please. i don't want my daughter hanging around with a guy like that. you haven't even met him. he could be the sweetest man in the world. (squeals) ha ha! ooh. more importantly, ever since he entered the picture, squeaky fromme is never around. it has been bliss. i haven't made this face... in a week. if you ruin this, so help me, i will hurt you. just look at him. look at him, please. i swear, that is a child's skull hanging from his rearview mirror. doesn't that concern you? no, i'm good. could be a monkey. uh, i think i will have the... mesclun salad. that's it? that's all you're having? (whispering) well, all the food is very expensive. you don't need to whisper. the waiter knows they're robbing us blind. you can have whatever you want. in that case, i'll have the lobster bisque and the veal with the black truffles. is that okay? yeah, that's fine. i'll j

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you've been asking so we're going to deliver a special report on the casey anthony and first tlc says bye-bye, jon. no more jon. it's just can the kate plus 8. >>> i ran upstairs and woke my husband up and we came and looked out the window and my husband said, are you okay? and she said i didn't know anyone was here, i'm just resting. we ran on to another window to see if anyone was with her and by then she's gone. >> that's an anonymous witness who believes she saw somebody who matches a description of mitrice richardson after mitrice left the sheriff's substation 12 days ago in the malibu area when she disappeared so i'm going to go back now, we're delighted to have with us, the father of this beautiful young lady who's miss, michael richardson. why would she just walk away? why wouldn't she accept the offer of the sheriff's office to stay there overnight? and if she was walking, put yourself in her shoes. why was she doing that? where was she -- where did she think she was going, do you believe? >> caller: well, the thing about my daughter, jane, is she's petrified of the dark so i knew sh

bye -b bye-bye! ♪ ♪ [applause] >> you're watching c-span. next "washington journal". at noon eastern. barack obama delivers a speech on the importance of completing school to students at arlington, virginia and then the house returns from it's august recess and comes in on several bills dealing with lands and historic land sites. starting next on c-span is "washington journal". our guests include christina of the washington times and paul cane of the "washington post" looks at how the white house and congress are preparing for healthcare debate as they return from the august recess. then more with iowa senator chuck grassly. he'll look at how members of the finance committee are negotiated and then maryland congressman talks about how democrats are moving ahead with healthcare and other issues such as global climate change and then finally the,

at home to miami and then a bye.rs if they're going to survive this first little quarter. >> and they -- to throw the ball down the football field under duress is what he's being asked to do now. almost every single pass play he's getting hit. it's remarkable the production considering the circumstances he's splay -- playing under. >> well, little sproles -- >> that's the question. >> you're sharing time, sharing time, eventually you've got to see how many touches this kid can handle. how many times can we give him the ball and what can he handle? >> right. but you don't want hill doing this all year long but -- >> i don't know how long i want him doing it. i look at maurice jones drew and i say well, can we give him this? eventually you want to see how much you can give him. >> the winner of the seahawks- niners game was going to be the only one with no losses in the division. he could go all the way jim 79 yards for 16, in the end zones -- -- zone. he had 207, early third quarter. square -- scary moment. hasselbeck

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say good-bye to the miserable symptoms of menopause and let the women of gem say, "welcome to the newe've really had a fun, open discussion about menopause, its effects on women and their families, right? [chuckles] and i want everyone to hear about gem keep it cool because it has really changed my life and i think about, you know, if you can, if you can just reduce hot flashes and say good-bye to night sweats and things like that, i mean, come on, isn't that worth a try? it was worth it to me. so, dr. bob, o.k., women... they can have hormonal issues, right, in their 40's, 50's and even 60's and what i heard is some even as young as 30, is that right? >> oh, yeah, typically the symptoms of menopause can last 10 to 20 years. >> oh... [gasps] >> sometimes even longer. >> wow, o.k., well, i'll tell you, i couldn't do that for 10 years. [laughs] i don't know about you guys, that's too long. wow... >> marie, we have some really special guests today who have tried gem keep it cool. >> hi, my name's arleen. >> marie: hi, arleen, how are ya? hey, how long have you been struggling with hot fl

the temperatures we have seen in the 80s are gone bye-bye. as we continue to see the 70s push down out of the north. and see the cooler air stick around for several days. high pressure is following that. and we will be happy to see that. toward the weekend. getting clearing from the clouds. and get rid of some of the showers that will be around for the next couple of days. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. chances for off-and-on showers. 40 percent chance. and temperatures around 73 for the high. and northeast wind at five to 10. and look at the five-day forecast. looks like 71 on thursday. 40 percents chance for showers, friday. 76 degrees. and mostly cloudy in the morning into the afternoon. maybe breaks in the clouds. about 20 percent chance for a little shower. and then on saturday. looks like a decent day. 70 degrees. partly cloudy. and then sunday looks like 73 ask with mostly sunny skies. and dryer air will continue to move into our forecast as we round out into early parts of next week. back to you guys. . >> watching those animals is ab

the things we wanted ♪ ♪ now all our memories, they're haunted ♪ ♪ we were always meant to say good-byeve worked out right, yeah ♪ ♪ we were never meant for do or die ♪ ♪ i didn't want us to burn out i didn't come here to hurt you now i can't stop ♪ ♪ i want you to know it doesn't matter where we take this road ♪ ♪ someone's gotta go and i want you to know ♪ ♪ you couldn't have loved me better ♪ ♪ but i want you to move on so i'm already gone ♪ ♪ looking at you makes it harder ♪ ♪ but i know that you'll find another ♪ ♪ that doesn't always make you wanna cry ♪ ♪ it started with the perfect kiss then ♪ ♪ we could feel the poison set in ♪ ♪ perfect couldn't keep this love alive ♪ ♪ you know that i love you so i love you enough to let you go ♪ ♪ i want you to know it doesn't matter where we take this road ♪ ♪ someone's gotta go and i want you to know ♪ ♪ you couldn't have loved me better ♪ ♪ but i want you to move on so i'm already gone ♪ ♪ i'm already gone, already gone ♪ ♪ you can't make it feel right when you know that it's wrong ♪ ♪ that i'm already gone, already gone ♪ ♪ there's no mo

. >> i mean, the kids have gun, oh, christ, they didn't fire, bye-bye gus. they were going to shoot me. >> what gus did next would change his life forever and the lives of four young men who would also make national headlines. a conflict between values that he wouldn't even time to reflect on, thou shalt not steal, thou shalt not kill. >> i couldn't let them keep pistol whipping this kid down there, so i stepped out in the aisle and i watched jay so i wouldn't hit him with the shotgun, i fired off three rounds, bang bang bang. i saw that the -- there were still three standing, the other one was on the ground dead. i saw the other three trying to get out the door. they had the door open, they were trying to get out. so i didn't shoot no more. >> but the three shots gus fired were enough to kill two of the men, 29-year-old james morgan and 21-year-old raylin footman. the other two, shamel mccloud and bernard witherspoon were injured and pled not guilty. it got us to wonder if there's similarities between this and the shooting of bernard goetz who 25 years ago

moments, a 7-year-old son one of the soldiers touched his father's coffin whi an elderly woman said good-bye in her own way. all of it a very public display not often seen in thee states, as thear hits home in italy, and the untry finds itself i a period of soul arching which we hear about in this report fm deutsc welle. spontaneous apause bre out. people gathed in the hundreds toay their rescts to the six deceased soldrs. the planearrying the coffins home from aghanistan touched down in e italia cital on sunday morning. italian prident giorgio napotano was amgst those waiting about the troops were killed when their convoyake under attack in kabul on thursday bringing the number o italian soldiers that have died in the eight-year conflict to 21. the tragedy has sparked renewed deba in aly over e widrawal of its 2,800 troops from afghanist. e government says it maysoon embark on glaul withdrawal. but that the time is not ye right for full exit plan. >> transtor: we must remain in afghanistan despite e pain it brings us. >> pope benedict offers ayers for inrnational troops the. >> translar: i

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