. >> captain fantastic and if you've seen the movie the pinball wisconsin's arrested machine and elton john has his own pinball machine there's another pinball machine attack from mars and the medieval madness that features tina ray before she was famous. something for me, i love about pinball is the artwork because the play fields is all screen printed so i get to admire but i anything else in printing those playing fields it's a work of art do you have the one that says you have failed >> (laughter). >> i think you might be referring to black knight referral it says no way when you miss it's very not encouraging. >> (laughter). >> he's against you throughout the game. >> commissioners any other questions or comments. thank you very much you can have a seat. any any public comment? in support or about this? come on up >> hello commissioners, thank you very much for the opportunity. >> state your name. >> i'm erick i'm the selfishness director at the patent university a small college in the east bay. i want to see a few words on behalf of petitioner. i help to run the pinball tournamen

later, i'll be joined by due jith hill who sunging with stevie wonder and elton john. same to you. >> so, this roll call of glor is extraordinary. you've sung with elvis presley, tom jones, rig go star, tore o tori amos. >> at that time ta, you sung with ray charles, madonna, elton john, steve wei wonder. michael jackson. it's extraordinary. here you are suddenly in this movie about your trade, about the backup singers and you've been oscar nominated. mary, how does that feel? >> it feels so incredible like i was saying to the girls, can you please just pinch me and let me know this is not a dream and we're living this. we have been riding on this red carpet ever since the film was picked up at sundance by the weinstein company. it's been incredible. >> tata is bruce springsteen right, that 20 feet from the front of the stage, is it the longest walk imaginable in the sense that that's the treem, isn't it? but it's potentially the nightmare? >> yes. since you put it that way. it can be. but it can work for you, as well. it could be the greatest thing that could happen t

remember elton john in the 1970s.etty tame compared to those antics. >> let's move on. this is the four time "jeopardy" champ, back on tonight's episode. social media people don't like his aggressive and some call it unruly playing style, including catching the other contestants off guard by jumping from topic to topic. he has been playing along on his own social media accounts. you know, should the strategy even matter? it's working. >> it should. it should matter. what's happened to "jeopardy" is what's happened to the rest of television. call it the cablization of "jeopardy." used to be everybody was nice and pleasant. now you have a guy who is brash, throws people off, uses game theory because he treats it as a game. what's the best way to win? throw the opposition off, take unusual choices in the middle of the board. he's doing it. why do you hate the guy? he's winning and getting attention. >> he will be on "street signs" at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. i'm sure he will be very well behaved. >> i'm definitely watchin

. >> elton says, i need to get this back. >> he opened camera. yo, yo, monkey! >> yo, yo, monkey! the universal symbol to get a monkey's attention. >> no, no, no, no, no! what the [ ble ]y camera! >> not only did he take off the case. he took the battery out. to tell us about how he got the camera back we have him "right this minute" via skype all the way from thailand. why did you leave a camera alone around a bunch of monkeys? >> the first time i saw monkeys in indonesia and i didn't know they were that aggressive so this little monkey comes from nowhere and gets the camera and in the moment i was so shocked, like, what? how is possible, like, i never saw such a thing happen before. >> and what did you think when it opened the case? >> even for myself the first time i got my go pro it was so hard to open, how, how it works and i was looking at the monkey opening the case, no, this is not possible. he's trained he had some special cues, it's magic. >> how did you end up getting the camera back from him? >> oh, someone had some fruit. i want to deal with the monkey in exchange for

his name was edgar elton. he was 15 years old. and he had collapsed a couple of times on the gym floor. and troy tidwell, along with r.w. hatton forced him to get up to run again. when i tried to intervene, r.w. hatton reached for his pistol. he was in the gym that day. they made him run until he collapsed again and he died. he didn't stand ochance. >> some of those people faced charges before. you believe many of those boys wering exposed to beatings that led to shock? >> we had children there as young as ten, 11 and 12 years old. they couldn't take on some of the beating. i know i took on 135 lashes add 1:00, went into shock, had to rip my night clothing out of my rear end and also my legs. i can't imagine some of the ten-year-old, 11-year-old kids being able to survive beatings like that. they were quite common, went on every day. >> anything ocould lead to a >> absolutely. if you looked at somebody wrong, they called it -- you're odd-looking, what they referred to, or eye-balling me, you could go to the white house. anything c

it took the stage and elton john concert. last song he would ever performed. >> who keeps track of these things? >> it is a pitiful cold day out there. beautiful " they'll hear. cold day out here. there is an area of snow. it is mainly in the mid and late afternoon and tomorrow night. in comes another low of arctic air. the brand of cold air or the intensity might be little less extreme later next week. the potential is great resilience and then the coming back again. and up coming back againand is up coming back and. fleury and light snow lingers in the wake of that storm. these pockets of strong wind comes all the way from the pacific ocean. it is going to produce the snowfall this weekend. producing some precipitation. a couple of real quick model forecasts. here's our weather service model with the take on the weekend snow. not a huge quantity. not a lot of wind with this. enough to add to the pack of snow that we've already got in. ten. >> a little progress. >>thanks for joining us.system the people are represented by tw

they performed on "glee" with elton john. red hot chili peppers. >> so talented.nimal videos that we love to show you. but this one is special. a baby anteater born at staten island zoo in january. his name is m.j. and pretty cool. it has a tongue 16 inches long. >> that little fella has a 16-inch long tongue? >> yeah. that's how it gets its food. >> check that out. that is too cool. staten island anteater. i wonder if he has an attitude. >> i bet he does. >> song time. >>> polka time. >> let's do it. ♪ all the weather all the sco s scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ changes that rolling way too slow that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night you're ride awake you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun be a pal every anchor every gal ♪ ♪ do the world news polka ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ they make us work the grave yard shift that's why we go for broke ♪ ♪ so why don't you tune into abc and play a little joke ♪ ♪ five whole days every week we all tongue i

i decided to a number of celebrities such as janet jackson and elton john residents fear beaters recent readings with a lot will drive down property values. early this year to see sensation was arrested in florida on suspicion of driving under the influence in resisting line first in opposites. thousands of people danced with street carnival along the beach in the end is near and celebration at the annual block party the main carnival which runs from the twenty fifth every into the fourth of march. carnival and feeling scared tt i can list a pretty big and small that they block and smile or content. i'd like to use it to the recent streets greatest fiercely competitive and samba schools often go to great lengths in artistic price changes in the audience is the elaborate costumes and head pieces over the top two and two. his party named after the end which roughly translates into friendliness of the most loved his mark its thirtieth year with some contestants come back since it first started. at least seventy five musicians entertained the crowds and perform songs it is the iconic goal f

. >> the rolling stones, elton john, sinatra, fraser, rangers, next, they all have one thing in -- the. madison square garden has been the place for entertainers since 1879. >> the garden is courageous. the garden is forever. it is a different level of quality, service, and finish. itbuilt in 1968, today stands as a new york icon with a rich history. with new, splashy venues being built around the country, it it was in dire need of a renovation . or transformation, as the ceo describes it. >> the biggest challenge was getting it done while we still played. everywhere else, you move somewhere, you close the building down. we had three summers worth of being shut down. we worked until 3 p.m. every single day. the logistics of making that happen, of getting done on for -- getting done on time? phenomenal. >> you notice the difference as soon as you walk in. an open entrance way, nearly twice the size. to 600 foot screens on the ceiling. wi-fi throughout. two sky bridges suspended over the court. a massive multimedia scoreboard. 2.6 milliontook hours of labor to complete the transformation

hey, greg, do you think elton john was thinking about you when he wrote "tiny dancer"? >> is sochi too slushy? and are olympian brains too mushy? it is dye -- day 73 of -- >> winter olympians are sseaking out on climate change. more than a hundred athletes, 100, tom, lead by americans have signed a petition asking countries to reduce carbon dye jokes side -- carbon dioxide emissions. temps have reached the 60s and the lack of snow had snowboarders and skiers. quote, the once consistent winters i saw as a young kid are no more. especially near my home in vermont. well that's science. anyway, let's take a look at some of the exciting highlights from this friday. >> that's amazing. i guess global warming has had an effect on sochi. here is the thing that bugs me. the rise in temperature if global warming is true is a degree which would save lives globally. aren't these athletes being especially selfish because they are worried how global warming affects their sport? >> exactly. the summer olympians will say let's make it longer so we can be in the pool all summer. the guy

this is where elton john lives. this is where janet jackson lives.is a really nice zip code to have, so to speak. neighbors here, they don't want him. they're pointing to his recent arrest in miami for drag racing while allegedly under the influence and of course complaints about egging his california neighbor's home and started a facebook page. some members of the buck head coalition organizing a protest fearing he will bring the property values down in here. they even having strong word saying, quote, as a community here in buckhead, we worked hard to achieve our goals and to get where we are. justin bieber's relocation to atlanta can be nothing but bad for our children. some strong word said today. that facebook page started with just 60 likes, has grown to hundreds. a lot of folks expected here in buckhead in the next few minutes. they'll be marching past that estate. keep in mind, he hasn't bought this home yet. he's just looked at it. that's the latest here in atlanta's buckhead neighborhood this morning. >> thank you. time right now, five till

or elton john?y just remember that they did with the cause lost in the flash of camera lights? truth is that is up to the celebrity's commitment to the cause and the journalists covering them. to be completely candid, congo and alzheimer's would not be mentioned on my show today without affleck and rogan telling some stories without obvious news events is tough to do. water shortages and developing nations got our attention last year in part because of matt damon's involvement. >> you attaching yourself to this means i will be sitting here interviewing you, talking about an issue i rather wouldn't and people at home, viewers, will be paying attention to an issue they wouldn't otherwise pay aan tension to. >> yeah, that's the hope. >> affleck's close friend co-founded water.org. and their pal george clooney is a longtime advocate for peace in sudan, even getting arrested outside the embassy in 2012. >> i think we all individually felt that if cameras were going to follow us around, why not -- why not

his name was edgar elton, he was 15 years old.had collapsed a couple of times on the gym floor and troy tidwell, along with r.w. hatton forced him to get up and run again when i tried to intervene, r.w. hatton reached for his pistol. he was in the gym that day. and they made him run until he collapsed again and he died. he didn't stand a chance. >> i know some of those men have faced charges in the past. now, you believe that many of the boys died because of brutal beatings that led to shock? >> absolutely. we had children there as young as 10, 11, 12 years olds they couldn't tank some of the beating. i know i took on 135 lashes at 2:00 in the morning and he i actually passed out. and went in to shock and literally had to rip my cloth, my night clothing out of my rear end and also my legs. and i just can't imagine some of the 10-year-old, 11-year-old kids being able to survive beatings like that. they were quite common. they went on every day. >> and anything could lead to a beating? >> absolutely. if you looked at somebody wrong,

. >> the rolling stones, elton john's, so not sure, zeppelin, things, they all have one in common.ld's most famous arena. madison square garden has been the place for entertainers since 1879. >> the garden is for the ages. it is forever. a different level of quality. a different level of service. it is unmistakably madison square garden. this is new1968, york's icon with a rich history. with new flashy venues being built around the country, it was in dire need of a renovation or transformation as the ceo describes it. >> what was your biggest challenge? >> the biggest challenge was getting it done while we still played. everywhere else, you move somewhere and close the building down. we had to do both. we did the work and worked until about 3:00 p.m. every single day during the season when events were taking place. the logistics of making that happen and getting on on time at the start of the season, it was not easy. >> you notice a difference as soon as you walk in. an open entrance way nearly twice the size. 96 new suites and wi-fi throughout, two suspended over the course and a

bring some buzz, but ultimately does anyone remember why stephen colbert testified before congress or eltonid with the cause lost in the flash of camera lights? truth is that's up to the celebrity's commitment to the cause and the journalists covering them. to be completely candid, congo and alzheimer's would not be mentioned on my show today without affleck and rogan, telling some stories without obvious news events is tough to do. water shortages in developing nations got our attention last year in part because of matt damon's involvement. you attaching yourself to this means i will be sitting here interviewing you, talking about an issue i probably wouldn't and people at home, viewers, will be paying attention to an issue that they wouldn't otherwise pay attention to. >> yeah, that's the hope. >> reporter: affleck's co-friend co-founded water.org. and george clooner is a longtime advocate for peace in sudan, even getting arrested outside the embassy in 2012. >> i think we all individually felt that if cameras were going to follow us around, why not, why not make something good out of tha

naomi campbell and david beckham was featured as well and elton john. the celebrities that were used varied. harrison ford and miranda lambert. the idea was to push people. listen, successful cool people and celebrities are drinking milk and you should too. milk sales are declining and they had to come up with something new. this is milk light. it's less on the celebrities and focusing on the protein and less about the celebrities. it will help milk sales pick up. >> milk life. i'm marinating on it for a minute. as we talk milk, prices are going up. >> let me show you where prices are right now. they stand at $3.55 a gallon. they have been spiking since back in september when they were $3.42 a gallon. a couple of factors going into it. when people spend more money, they spend more at the grocery store. demand pushes prices up. it's really exports. more approximate more milk is being exported. that's affecting demand that pushes prices higher again. there is a wild card with the drought in california. cows need alfalfa and we have a drought that may impa

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today, elton fox is a los angeles judge. back then, he was a deputy d.a.ng kathy smith's prosecution. >> in this case, the criminal acts resulted in the death of a human being. >> it's a rare incident where you're able to connect the source of the drugs with the person who uses the drugs and/or it results in a death or a homicide. >> eventually, smith pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and served 15 months in prison. >> with kathy evelyn smith, the involuntary manslaughter, at least from the district attorney standpoint at that time, was a reasonable resolution in that john sought her out and had asked her to acquire certain drugs. >> reporter: now investigators are seeking to determine whether it was indeed heroin that killed hoffman and if so who supplied it. >> there was no evidence that anybody but mr. hoffman himself injected himself. but we're dealing with a somewhat different case than the belushi case, where there was real evidence that she is the one who put the drugs in john belushi's body that he died from. that doesn't mean you couldn't c

these apeern peernss bring buzz, but does anyone remember why bob barker testified before congress or eltonr that they did? truth is that is up to the celebrities commitment to the cause and the journalists covering them. congo and alzheimer's likely wouldn't be in the news today without afleck and rogan. water shortages in developing nations got our attention last year in part because of matt damon's involvement. >> this means i will be sitting here interviewing you talking about an issue i probably wouldn't and people at home will be paying attention to an issue that they wouldn't otherwise pay attention to. >> yeah, that's the hope. >> he do founded water.org and their pal george clooney is a lo long-time advocate for peace in sudan. >> i think we all individually felt that if -- if cameras were going to follow us around, why not -- why not make something good out of that. >> celebrities bring attention to an issue. and especially if that issue is not the sexiest issue. if you get ben afleck involved, all of a sudden it's more interesting. >> that's something politicians have known for a