and george barry pulled the plug. >> rose: who?> he was the owner of faber jay who was going to finance it. >> rose: right. >> and i was so angry i threatened his life and as a deal breaker on vicki, he gave me fingers and that is how my directorial debut took place because i was much less expensive movie. so hbo film, richard plep her and doing a movie that i can't really talk about in detail, but it is a terrific script that i am doing for hbo film. >> rose: as we speak. >> no, i have a deal. >> i i see. >> it is settled, i it is settld i have been working on that script for the last few months i will be done soon and ther and s another surprise budget, very low-budget which will connect the two guys and a guy, a movie that is down any's best performance by far, wants to go back and see down any when he was really acting an d an do dog original artistic stuff for money he got 500,000 for that instead of 50 million but his best performance. >> rose: why are you down on down any? just because somebody is successful and makes a lot

a gift from giants legend barry bonds. george kiriyama joins us with the story. >>> it was so important to her. they were a highlight to her for the families in the icu. >> the icu was a place where she spent weeks in 2003. she had to have a double lung transplant to survive and was in the icu where she met barry bonds for the second time. the first was at a make a wish event in florida when she was 8 years old. >> i see this huge man walk in my room and realize who it is. it was amazing. it was a bright light. >> bonds was visiting his father. heather summoned occupy the courage to ask him to sign the newspaper clipping. >> he signed it for he and i had it ever since. a treasured possession that is now gone and the family wants it back. unless i get the actual thing back, nothing can take its place on the wall. >> the autographed clipping was in the lower corner. the last check, the police did perform on halloween, but the case is still under review. george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> hope she gets it back. three employees w

the jazz on the barry coast gave the history where it started and jazz was coincide in san francisco. then we/had lectures and froifrt david george was the first african-american photographer to be brought ♪ the art snooty lived with dan sell adams the first african-american student and he chronic called the community we have his exhibits and donny a famous mutual interviewed by denny bucking stone. we had the great drummer he came in and mentored the children. and she should be considered a landmark and the place should go on to serve the fillmore community as well as the rest of san francisco. thank you >> (calling names). >> hello, i'm peter the 230ur7bd of the jazz center. thank you, commissioners. a little bit of history after the dark days it's called institutional listed racialism. a little later which i call the good goose came like dianne feinstein and they pit in their blood and tears to keep the district including my mother trying to help. so just to quickly say i support of the comments of christen harris and lawyer victor or cuss and make sure that that place is around for a long time >> (calling names). >> thank you

george jones with a passion. he loves country music. always loved traditional music. it's really funny. i had barryop pray pri a few months ago and we did a blue grass version of stayin' alive. it is incredible. you can find it on you tube. it's really funny. >> i have to find that. that would blow my mind. one more question for you. miley cyrus. you have to feel bad for billy ray. >> that girl should have been corrected a little more from the house i think. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> i do feel sorry for them, though. it's a sad thing. >> it's a sad thing for them and a great thing for america. because our show has done 60 miley cyrus stories. you have to get the book and you have to get the album. ricky skaggs, awesome. thank you for coming here. thank you, joanne, jessie, andy, i don't know if i want to thank you. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. i get to wave, too. faulkner. huckabee in a live edition tonight. i will run over to the studio to see it happen. >> tonight on huckabee, another obama care delay with enrollment pushed back until the midterm elections. >> it is a political ploy by th