as for fawcett, she set up a sting. >> so when my cancer came back, that's when i set it up with the doctor. i said, okay, you know and i know. i'm not telling redmond. i'm not telling ryan. i'm not telling my father. i'm not telling my girlfriends. i'm not telling anyone. so i knew that if it came out it was someone from ucla. >> four days later something like that it was out in "the enquirer." >> lawanda jackson pled guilty and faced up to ten years in prison but she died of cancer before sentencing. stewart hopes a new law that fawcett was instrumental in getting passed will take away the need for such drastic measures. california hospitals are now required to report breaches and can face fines of up to $250,000. she says fawcett told her she was in the middle of a set atment will with -- of a settlement with "the enquirer," but died before it went through. >> she was going to give it to the fawcett information for cancer research. and by the way, the best thing that the nation"the national en could do if they have any decency about them is to give a large donation to the farrah f

she says fawcett was so frustrated she picked up the phone and personally called lawand a jackson.t did she say to her? >> she wanted to get the truth from her that this woman had given information to the enquirer. and i don't know exactly what they said in the conversation but i think la wanda was shocked when she had farrah fawcett on the phone calling her. farrah really didn't feel that she was the main culprit. she felt like the enquirer was even more the culprit than la wanda jackson. >> reporter: faw set was one of 30 high profile patients, including britney spears and maria shriver who had their personal records breached by jackson. >> there's a couple different ways they get information. within is they overhear it. two is they see somebody famous in there and they go and look for it. >> reporter: ahern says tabloids will seek out workers on the inside but some officials will reach out to them hoping for a big payoff. >> they have it down so they're hiding behind the first amendment right if anything comes up. you wouldn't be able to find the trail. >> reporter: ahern says w

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michael jackson, farrah fawcett, ted kennedy.ause of that celebrity memorabilia is at an all-time high and that's why it's a case of buyer beware. >> reporter: those on ebay can barely keep up with memorabilia of michael, farrah, kennedy. anything connected to them is for sale and often at a big markup. but the better business bureau warns that values spike after death and often drop. it says beware of limited edition jackson t-shirts and posters and magazines and warns never to buy a sign autograph without expert identification. you can dispute a charge if it turns out to be fake or you never receive it. but from the doesn't that stink file, the oversaturation of michael jackson merchandise. you can buy michael jackson music, gloves, hats and jackets at every merchandise store. the bbb warns that companies are mass producing michael jackson collectibles. it says it's unlikely most will ever increase in value and it reminds buyers of princess dianay beanie babies that sold for $100 after her death and now just $1 at flea markets.

this is supposed to be actress farrah fawcett and perhaps the most controversial steve mcnair who wasilled by his girlfriend. the display shows the couple on the couch with a gun at their feet. it has since been removed and the park has since apologized. talk about poor taste there. >> that's a little mean. not quite the spirit of halloween. >>> you are going to talk about the weekend. >> we'll start with radar and show you there are a few showers out there. but that feel of fall is definitely going to be making its presence felt over the next couple of days. in fact, we'll show you radar right now. i don't think many of us are getting wet. the blue you see right around d.c. is kind of -- out to our west, there are very, very light showers. down to our south one or two rumbles of thunder. very weak ones as our frontal system is now starting to slip on down to the south. so when you step out tomorrow morning, it's going to be a much cooler day and it's also going to be less humid but it won't be very sunny. i think there will be a lot of clouds around. we're seeing not only the few sho

the final viewing of farrah fawcett. beautiful blond comes up and kisses him, hello, ryan, and he tries to put the squeeze on her and said, what are you doing after the wake? me and you, we've got the urge to merge. she said, ryan, it's me, tatum, your daughter. come on, wake up, america! he admitted this, ryan. >> there's a big difference between that story and this story. >> there's no difference. these guys believe in this come live and let live, laissez faire. and what she father said was, oh, you've got to accept the fact that this is the kind of a lifestyle you live. are you crazy? >> jane, i've got to get in here. jane -- >> hold on. let's see the panel. let's see the panel. mark eiglarsh. >> thank you, jane. first of all, you've got dale archer saying bravo. you've got sliwa convicting him already. let me explain something, the only thing we know for sure is none of us will ever know for sure whether this really happened. that's number one. and number two, as i tell my jurors, when i'm raising questions about som

principal crystal fawcett said it was touf losing davis to high school. the thought of never seeing her again is very difficult. >> the week before school opened, ashley came running into my office and sat on my lap, and said, i'm not ready to go. i want to stay here with you. i'm going to definitely remember that momt i had with her. just most importantly, the fact she was willing to assist the week before school opened, no matter what i needed for her to do. >> reporter: some changes are going to be made on brinkley road as a result of this fatal accident. street parking will be eliminated, road restriped and the shoulder widened. transportation officials say blind spots as well as an issue with sun glare may make that unwise. megan mcgrath, news4. >>> six others were injured in that accident. >>> been almost a week. we are waiting action from the house of representatives. south carolina congressman joe wilson is expected to be admonished today for his outburst during president obama's speech to congress. you'll recall wilson shouted, "you lie" during t

residents will soon pay more to open the fawcetts and hydrants at home. >> here is a look at four other stories making headlines in our area today. >> no word what caused a deadly car accident in prince george's county today. around 3:00, police got a call from someone who heard a loud bang near enterprise and glendale roads near bowie. they found a sports utility vehicle crashed into the woods and was engulfed in flames. >>> tomorrow we may find out where people will be able to play slots in maryland. commission members want to make a decision in tomorrow's scheduled meeting. "the washington post" reports oceans down race track is the front-runter for the state's first slot machine gambling license. the owner says slots could be up and run buying next memorial day weekend. oceans down is about five miles from ocean city. >>> a lot of folks in this area ditch their cars and took another way to work today. this is car-free day across the world. an effort to help reduce pollution. the annual event encourages everyone to try a new way to get around town without driving their cars. >> if yo

town was knowing that this was happening, you know, so i loved the movie the burning bed with farrah fawcett. >> you went through a lot of suffering. >> yeah, right, so i don't agree with -- i never -- i don't believe in corporeal punishment for children. i never spanked my kids for anything. glenn: let's see here. she never spanked her kids but she did shoot her husband dead. she doesn't spank her kids but you can bring in 13-year-old illegal aliens and have them be hookers are. where do you begin, america? this is twisted, bizarre macabre, mean -- is this these er? theater? i'm not a lawyer. i'm not a jury. to me, this is admission of murder. the way she she described doing groundwork beforehand so everyone in town knew what was going on, a case might be made for pre-mediated murder, in fairness. i don't understand people who stay in abusive relationships. 0 i don't. i get it. i get it. maybe a jury might conclude that it was justifiable homicide. i don't know, but we haven't been even able to confirm from the state of california whether theresa's husband from ten years ago or if he's dead

principal crystal fawcett says it is tough losing davis. >> the week before school opened ashley came running in my office and sat on my lap, grabbed me my by arms and said, "i'm not ready to go. i'm going to stay here with you." i'm definitely going to remember that moment. just most importantly the fact she was willing to assist the week before school opened, no matter what i needed for her to do. >> grief counselors were sent to the school today as well as thurgood marshal middle school. >>> in spotsylvania county, bus drivers are disturbed by a policy that requires them to get a physical by the same school nurse practitioner. others are complaining about the treatment at the hand of that nurse practitioner. julie carey joins us to tell us about this. >> reporter: that new policy took effect last month. about 50 bus drivers went to last night's school board meeting to protest, including some who say they were subjected to inappropriate behavior during their exams. every year spotsylvania county school bus drivers have to undergo and pass a department transportation physical to keep

the final viewing of farrah fawcett. beautiful blonde comes up, kisses him. hello, ryan. and he tries to put the squeeze on her, what are you doing after the wake? you and me, we've got the urge to merge. she says ryan, it's me, tatum, your daughter. come on, wake up, america. he admitted this. >> there's a big difference between that story and this story. >> there's no difference. these guys believe in this live and let live, laissez-faire. and notice what she said, what her father had said is that oh, you've got to accept the fact that this is the kind of a lifestyle you're -- are you crazy? >> jarngs i've got >> jane, i've got to get in here. >> okay. mark. let's see the panel. let's see the panel. mark eiglarsh. >> thank you, jane. aye yi yi. first of all you have dale archer saying bravo. you have sliwa convicting him already. let me explain something. the only thing we know for sure is none of us will ever know for sure whether this really happened. that's number one. number two, as i tell my jurors, when i'm raising questions about someone's credibility, there's a

less and let's you hear about fawcett freedom for citizenry, freedom for business to build, freedom for all of us to reach our best possible, the best possible contribution to america but we hear about the safety nets and opportunities to level the country but i d't think we are hearing much about freedom and i think we have to go back and talk about freedom. that is what the country was founded on and is what drove the foundi fathers and drove many patriots, and we lost it and we will never expect to get ahold of the learship of the country if we can't talk about freedom and what it means to each and every individual. >> richard, do you think that the party is salvageable, the republican party? >> it has to be, chris, because i second with what tom said. and it would be a little bit more blunt. i am not a big fan of either political party and they have done what if tom and i and you did in business we would all go to jail. they break the rules to keep out competition. and because the rul are designed to make sure republicans and democrats stay in office it's almost impossible to think

the final viewing of farrah fawcett.lond comes up and kisses him, hello, ryan, and he tries to put the squeeze on her and said, what are you doing after the wake? you and me got the urge to merge. she said, ryan, it's me, your daughter, tatum. come on, wake up, america! he admitted this. >> there's a big difference between that story and this story. >> there's no difference. these guys believe in this come live and let live, laws yea fair. and what she father said was, oh, you've got to accept the fact that this is the kind of a lifestyle you live. are you crazy? >> jane, i've got to get in here. jane -- >> hold on. let's see the panel. let's see the panel. mark eiglarsh. >> thank you, jane. first of all, you've got dale archer saying bravo. sliwa convicting him already. let me explain something, the only thing we know for sure is none of us will ever know for sure whether this happened. that's number one. and number two, as i tell my jurors, when i'm raising questions about someone's credibility, there's a difference be

the final viewing of farrah fawcett.llo, ryan, and he tries to put the squeeze on her and said, what are you doing after the wake? you and me got the urge to merge. she said, ryan, it's me, your daughter, tatum. he admitted this. >> there's a big difference between that story and this story. >> these guys believe in this come live and let live, laws yea fair. and what she father said was, oh, you've got to accept the fact that this is the kind of a lifestyle you live. are you crazy? >> jane, i've got to get in here. jane -- >> hold on. let's see the panel. let's see the panel. mark eiglarsh. >> thank you, jane. first of all, you've got dale archer saying bravo. sliwa con visting him already. let me explain something, the only thing we know for sure is none of us will ever know for sure whether this happened. that's number one. and number two, as i tell my jurors, when i'm raising questions about someone's credibility, there's a difference between believability and accuracy. so even if when you see this oprah interview, s

paul newman, patrick swayze, ed mcmahon, farrah fawcett.orite singers of all time. sarah mcklauk lynn. listen to "i will remember you." ♪ i want to feel your arms around me ♪ ♪ i want to be the one ♪ i will remember you ♪ will you remember me >> powerful moment. thank you so much for watching. that is it for "showbiz tonight." i'm a.j. hammer in new york. catch "showbiz tonight" on the 11s. on at 11:00 p.m. eastern and pacific and weekday mornings at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on hln. >>> coming up next on "issues." florida authorities say it is the most horrific, most violent crime scene they have ever witnessed. a mother and five children all with their throats slit. we're talking an 11-month-old child, a 3-year-old, a 5-year-old. a 6-year-old and a 9-year-old. the father flees to haiti, where he's picked up by authorities. and there's a history of domestic violence in this family, but the mother always pleaded to give the dad a second chance. we're going to dive into that on "issues." we're going to talk about john edwards. this scandal get

guy he was a freaky-deaky guy we just talked about the story of ryan o'neal at the wake of farrah fawcetthello ryan and he tries to put the squeeze on what you are doing after the wake me and you got the urge to merge ryan, it's me tatum, your daughter. come on, wake up, america, he admitted this, ryan. >> there's a big story between that story and this story. >> there's no difference. these guys believe in this come, let live, lay say fair. noah she said, what her father had said was, oh, you've got to accept the fact this is the kind of lifestyle. are you crazy. >> jane, i've got to get in here. >> okay. mark. >> -- let's see the paddle. >> thank you, jane. aye-aye, if i recall dale archer saying bravo and slewell convicting him already. the only we know for sure none of us will ever know for sher whether this really happened that's number one. >> that's right. >> number two, when i raise questions about someone's credibility there is a difference between believability and accuracy. even when you see that oprah interview she looks believable, it may rb entirely different whether she's a