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. >> reporter: legendary boxing promoter don king offered him millions to fight muhammad ali, stevensonned him down saying what is $1 million against # million cuban whose love me. it may be hard to fathom, the same spirit is shared by these young cubans we met working out in the hot havana sun making due with the equipment that they have. we found this young olympic hopeful pounding a punching bag held together with duct tape. what do you make of these training facilities? they're trying to improve them. i can see some of the bags with holes in them. >> reporter: they can't be bad, he says, if they trained all those olympic champions here. >> reporter: do you think it will change your life here in cuba if you go to the olympics if you become an olympic gold medalist. under the watchful eye of his minders, he tells us it will support the glory of my country. that gold medal glory is also the hope of little albert, who trains two hours a day with his father, who is also a boxer. how long before he becomes an olympic champion? >> how long before? >> yeah, how many years? >> how many years

don king went on to say, "we must learn to live together as brothers and sisters or we will perish ashe was saying in effect, we have enough bombs and missiles and guns to destroy the planet. it was true then and still true today. >> at the time, "time" man singh called the speech demagogue it slander that sound like a script for radio hanoi. washington post declared king had to cut diminished his usefulness to his cause, country, and people. >> i think that the publication like "time" magazine and "the washington post, click clac," he those articles that dr. king was right. he was right. and so many others, politicians who came out against the war, weather was eugene mccarthy or others, later bobby kennedy, but that were helped to destroy the hopes, dreams and aspirations of some many people. or is bloody. it is messy. >> today, the war in afghanistan, the drone war that president obama is conducting in pakistan and yemen and other places with the kill list that "the times" called it, that he personally keeps and names the people he puts on the list, your thoughts? >> i think it is t

speaking of television, for 19 months since his last live broadcast on cnn, larry king is donning theing to tell us about his new online show coming up. >> and former president bill clinton and his daughter chelsea, who help honsor nelson mandela on his 90th birthday. >> before we get to that, fresh from a night of of what you describe as -- >> kathie lee gifford joins us this morning with a very big announcement. >> i can't believe the words are coming out of my mouth today. we're announcing today that a musical that i've been writing going on 13 years now will be coming to broadway this fall. >> broadway! >> i know. thank you. yeah, i know. it called "scandalous." there's orleading lady. we're going to be at the neil simon theater! >> are you kidding me? >> look at this. i get o to cast that leading man. she's the most amazing woman i've ever read about, real woman, 1920s, scandalous beyond belief. yet did amazing things with her life. there's still great mystery about her. she disappeared for five weeks back in 1926. she said she had been kidnapped and held for ran some in new mexi

don >> he seems to be doing okay.. >> reporter: but others aren't so pleased. giving the mayor the lowest grade. very frustrated. >> reporter: and for joyce king, it's all about the mayor's looks. >> i give -- he has a nice smile. >> he does have a nice smile. just a few weeks old -- the mayor hopes to expands the feed back system to all dc agencies and says this is about improving city services, not about makingu him look better t or worse. >>> a developing story from arlington, police areolic investigating two suspiciouso disease. officers were called to the parh shelton apartment after somebode found a woman's body. when he officials arrived, they found a male body. watching for some potentialpo severe weather in the meantime in the area. let's get to sue. >>> we're kipling a cloaks eyeki on radar, so far, so good., we've had soa couple warnings, o damage reported. straight to radar. to and we will have to continue too watch radar for a few more hours, but as i put this in motion, we really don't see much until you get to about culpeper, most of the energy south, briefly, we had severese thunderstorm warning forunde montgomery county, that

griffith appeared on cnn in 2003 on "larry king live" talking about the system of his '50s series. >> your opinion, donthe key to the success of that show. would you elaborate? >> i think he was. in the beginning i was supposed to be, don wasn't part of the picture and i was supposed to be funny and tell funny stories about the people in mayberry. when don joined the show, by the second episode, i knew he should be funny and i should play straight form. >> larry king joins me live by telephone and paul campbell. larry, you were one of the first names that popped up as the news crossed our computer. how many interviews had you done with him? how well did you know him? >> i knew him pretty well. i had him on my radio show and television. when i did a national radio show on the mutual network he was a special guest. we had him on cnn the last time. he was always responsive. he was a wonderful guest because he answered the question you asked and he responded in kind. he was also a talented actor way beyond just the roles he did on television. he did major movies. he had an academy award nomination. he did

king at the annual festival. this week the stench is from the thief who stole the tickets who proceed local charities. here is donez with the story. >> a cooking spectacular, garlic and butter and calamari. it has international acclaim for the city and raised the interest of police. a thousand tickets were stolen from the festival office. some people have tried to sell them on ebay. one guy was hawking them out of a van but none have shown up here. >> we had undercover people looking for tickets and we haven't seen any. we're pretty sure people were smart enough not to use them. >> it won't hurt the festival but it could be costly to the charity that rely on the event. there are 4,000 volunteers. that income is used in a lot of ways. >> the sports program or money towards laptops. >> this is bigger what you may do at home. >> there is a lot of garlic and 75 pounds of butter. you wanted a cup to go? >> it's very fast. good ingredients, cook quickly. let the heat get up there. we had oil and public defender the squid in the oil and a little shaking. >> maybe you shouldn't try this at home. listen to some music. but

king come back with promotional items and there's new competition from the boutique hamburger joints like five guys. it could be very tough for them in the particular environment to raise prices. >> tom: don thompson took over as ceo july 1st and he has been known for a couple of decades. he is the charge of the value menu and the new smoothy. what is the early read on his strategy. >> he says the company is going to continue to push the strategy it is pushing. is doing very well with the value meals and it is going to be pushing them more in places like china and continue to roll out smoothies. the company says it's going to continue on the strategy it's been developing over the past couple of year and analysts said keep in mind what is happening with mcdonald's is not an issue of strategy it's an economic issue. it's macroeconomics, what is happening with mcdonald's is happening to a lot of other companies. >> tom: yeah, not unique to mcdonald's certainly. from chicago, is dianesterbrook our midwest bureau chief. >> susie: china has been shopping for deals, and today it announced a big one, really big. the country's giant oil company cnooc has made a $15 billion cash offer for canada's

. >> in gilroy, garlic is king at the annual festival only this year the stench is from the thief who stole the tickets from benefit local charities. here donstory. >> the garlic festival celebrates the stinking rose. an international acclaim for this city. it's also raised the interest of police. 1,000 tickets were stolen from the festival office. some people have tried to sell them on e-bay. one guy was hocking them out of a van but none has shown up here. we had undercover people at the gates look for the tickets and we haven't seen any. we are pretty sure the word got out, the numbers got out and the series of tickets they were and people were smart enough maybe not to try to use them. >> fake tickets weren't hurt the festivals but could be costly for the charities that rely on the event. there are 4,000 volunteers from 200 organizations. that income is used in a lot of ways. >> either the sports program or money towards books or laptops. >> a lot of them are cooking and this is just a little bigger than you might do for the family at home. >> a lot of garlic and there's about 75 pounds of butter and 25 pounds of margerine. do you want

other main public defender assigned to him dan king handled all of the interactions with the court while tamara brady sat next to him the entire time. >> and don, i understand that you have information on a couple of fronts, but first of all, describe for us what he was like when heas in custody, his behavior in custody away from the cameras. >> well, when he was in custody, we are told that in the jail, he was acting erratically, that is his eyes were sort of rolling around, and these are from the published reports and also from the inmates who had been released from the detention center right here where we are standing and he was spitting at people, and spitting at the police officers and through his jail cell. they had to keep him in solitary confinement in there, and also, too, that he was under suicide watch in this detention center and will be. he, again, placed in protective custody, and obviously, in solitary confinement, because they are afraid that he might harm himself, but again, you saw his behavior, suzanne in the courtroom, and it was very odd. also, they are concerned in the detention center that the other inmates, the other pr