the disk is called "the best of gerald levert."here is one of my favorite songs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tavis: i recall talking to coretta scott king. i was asking her how she was able to navigate every day having lost her husband, but everywhere she went she was always reminded of her husband, street signs named after him, schools named after him, people saying they admired him. how did you ever get beyond that? does it make reading easier? people always put martin in your face? gerald is such a great soul singer. everybody knows you as his daddy. people must say this to you all the time. >> it is something that you never get over. i would not say by them bringing it up and saying my condolences about your son, even now they will say i am really sorry what happened to your son. i think my relationship with god has been the leveler, the thing that keeps it level to the point where it does not affect me. i get emotional but it does not have that effect on me that i want to run somewhere and say i don't want to hear anymore. i. god has -- i think

at least so says tonight's market monitor, gerald buy buy, and he joins you from charlottetownville.>> thanks very much for having me, tom. i appreciate it. >> tom: we've seen manufacturing data continuing to perk up, consumer spending up, and auto sales in the last month up, so what does the market have wrong? >> in our view, i think the mag tie magnitude of the issues amazing the economy and in europe -- i believe the magnitude of the problems are something that is hard for the market to get their head around. i think that the magnitude of the employment issues and the real estate issues are going to take many, many years to actually repair the damage that has been done, and from the highs that we've come down from. so i think that the equity markets in particular might be underestimating the issues we're going to have to deal with from a macro economic perspective. >> tom: you know the arguments for owning stocks, and we find ourselves ahead of another earning week, and some of that is going to merger in acquisition. so why not play a part in that equity environment? >> two commen

stimulus package approved by congress in two thousand and eight while trying forecaster gerald celente says americans are failing to react to the payouts because the finance or fan base in the mainstream media is distracting public opinion. you have a complete disconnect here going on between these white shoe boys with their one hundred forty four billion dollars and the rest of the contrary and that's why the people are with their kind of nama about this take for instance is guy steve schwarzman the c.e.o. of blackstone worth about six billion dollars he complained that because of changes in tax rules he would have to pay more money quote he said it was the equivalent of the nazis invading poland. the media let him get away with it they should have been stringing him up they should be ripping them apart to the equivalent of a holocaust denier but because he's a senior member of the white shoe club boys they make it really easy to turn forecaster gerald celente now while the wall street wand conjures up bonuses max kaiser and say see herbert look at whether it really is some kind of ma

paid a record high one hundred forty four billion dollars in bonuses this year trying forecaster gerald celente says people are staying quiet because the finances fan base among the mainstream media is distracting the crowd. you have a complete disconnect here going on between these white shoe boys with their one hundred forty four billion dollars and the rest of the country and that's why the people are with their kind of nama about this when you break this number down with talking about one hundred forty four billion dollars that would rank number forty nine in the g.d.p. he of the world's contraries of one hundred and ninety four countries take for instance is guy steve schwarzman the c.e.o. of blackstone i think he's resigned worth about six billion dollars he complained that because of changes in tax rules he would have to pay more money quote he said it was the equivalent of the nazis invading poll in the media let him get away with it they should have been stringing him up they should be ripping them apart to the equivalent of a holocaust denier but because he's a senior member o

lynnch is accused of severely beating 65-year-old gerald lindner a retired roman catholic priest at the sacred heart rest home in los gatos on may 10 this year. investigators safe he phoned the rest home, got verbal confirmation that linder was there and then allegedly came to the rest home and called for him. when he came down, the beating took place in the lobby. >> he makes a phone call to the retirement center, asks for a retired father, whether or not he was there. he shows up in front of other people and starts attacking the father with closed fist until he actually goes down to the floor. that itself is to us, that's pretty vicious. >> reporter: so vicious. >> so at this point we deny the accusation. this is similar to the dallas episode who shot jr, there are so many suspects i don't know how could you narrow it down to one person. at this point we are denying my client had anything do with it. >> reporter: the priest 65 years old gerald lindner recovered from his wounds and was able to drive himself to a doctor's office or an emergency room and was treated. he has not been char

this funeral comes late for gerald constantine. the 47 year old died october 8, but tough the 18th before his loved ones found out. >> my understanding on the computer system they put down he was discharged instead of deceased. >> constantine had kidney disease, so his emergency contacts were on file, they were also in his cell phone, which he had with him, yet no one pursued him. for ten days, relatives visited hospitals and police departments filing missing person's reports, every day more disparate. >> we were searching the streets for him, everywhere you could think of. >> reporter: all that time, constantine was in the morgue in the hospital where he was treated. relatives only found out through the coroner who had gotten a death certificate and urged them to claim him before he was cremated: >> we rushed down immediately to let them know this person has family. >> reporter: it's investigating its handling of constantine's case by phone telling ktvu we are very sorry and obviously something went wrong. >> the lady shook her he

this funeral comes late for gerald constantine. the 47 year old died october 8, but tough the 18th before his loved ones found out. >> my understanding on the computer system they put down he was discharged instead of deceased. >> constantine had kidney disease, so his emergency contacts were on file, they were also in his cell phone, which he had with him, yet no one pursued him. for ten days, relatives visited hospitals and police departments filing missing person's reports, every day more disparate. >> we were searching the streets for him, everywhere you could think of. >> reporter: all that time, constantine was in the morgue in the hospital where he was treated. relatives only found out through the coroner who had gotten a death certificate and urged them to claim him before he was cremated: >> we rushed down immediately to let them know this person has family. >> reporter: it's investigating its handling of constantine's case by phone telling ktvu we are very sorry and obviously something went wrong. >> the lady shook her he

gerald hurst was one of the new fire scientists. >> gerald hurst is a chemist extraordinaire with a ph.d. from cambridge university. >> he's the idiosyncratic godfather of modern arson science. he's like this mad scientist who is not mad at all. >> narrator: for years, willingham's supporters had tried to enlist hurst's help. they finally gave him the state's arson report only weeks before the scheduled execution. >> taking a look at the photographs and video and testimony and fire investigation report, it became apparent that we were dealing with a fire which had gone to flashover. >> narrator: flashover, the instant ignition of all combustible material in a room. >> flashover had left natural patterns on the floor that all post-flashover fires tend to leave behind, and these had been misidentified as pour patterns. and thus, the fire had been labeled an arson. >> narrator: hurst reviewed the report line by line. >> here's your first bit of so- called arson evidence. this was typically interpreted in the old days as a pour pattern. in other words, someone poured gasoline or some other a

for allegedly tracking the clergymen to his retirement home in los gatos and beating 65 year-old gerald with his fist. he was booked on suspicion of assault of a deadly weapon and the reach $625,000 settlement in 1998 over the alleged abuse which the brothers say happened in 1975 while on camping trips. this san francisco giants they're halfway to their first world series title in 56 years. take a look you can see them boarding buses on their way to arlington tx and brian wilson right there, for space and aubrey half their this is his first postseason appearance in his career. just a moment you're going to see left fielder pat the that brawl. a quick look of tim lincecum russian on the bus that the last minute and there's infielder he hit the three run homer and. and finally sergio world me. the team heads to arlington tx for game 3 tomorrow and should be riding high after of loss night its major 9-0 victory pureed the king was on and on for the giants) opportunity was this one went texas hits one deep to center and about some of the top of the wall but the giants that's were on fire gi

looking forward to that, tom fit gerald live in bowie. >>> voters will go to the polls to choose the next governor on november 2nd. and we'll follow this race and others second. you can track the latest developments at www.myfoxdc.com and just click on our politics people. >>> a woman arrested early in montgomery county for dui. now a suspect in the fatal hit- and-run of a woman in the district. the d.c. police say a witness got the tag number of a car that struck and killed 24-year- old keila ryan along connecticut avenue and traced it to an address in friendship heights. the driver was still behind the wheel. >> reporter: montgomery county police found the suspected striking vehicle in the garage of a friendship heights condominium after 2:30 this morning. the driver was behind the wheel, the engine was off and keys out of the ignition and police suspected the driver was drinking. the 30-year-old urit david deanson refused to take a breathalyzer test when she arrived this morning. she was charged with dui and released and d.c. police suspect she struck and killed 24-year-old ryan.

treatment on them might one great support from the people but it's fallen foul of the authorities said gerald some of them for abduction and torture as you're about to hear. a drugs raid gets underway and after hours of waiting for a contact to give the signal suddenly everyone is up and running the police are involved but not all taking part a law enforcement officers the raid is being organized by a vigilante style group for me catherine bergen you name themselves the city with.

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gerald ford sat through pews from the back the day after watergate. it is a blaze alums love and cherish. >> reporter: burned beams, free standing brick walls all that remain. >> we have some free standing brick walls nay are held together by some burned out beams and columns. >> reporter: it will have to be reinforced before investigators shift through the rubble. likely to start tomorrow, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is sending its team of arson experts and chemists from all over the country to help arson investigators in alexandria to try to determine the cause. the fire has been clearing up all evening and firefighters will be here throughout the night to keep an eye on it. back to you. >> thank you, gary neurenberg. >>> a woman who was waiting for a liver transplant never got the chance because the hospital apparently couldn't reach her even though this woman was a patient at georgetown the entire time. >> hard to understand, but this is all according to her sister. that woman died a few weeks after never getting that transplant. s

former agent gerald blaine said he nearly shot lyndon johnson hours after president john kennedy wasssassinated. he was standing out johnson's homes when he heard footsteps. he grabbed a machine gun and pointed it to the man approaching him. it was the newly worn in president johnson. about oprah: he was not ready to speak publicly until now. >> tyler perry. >> i think i died that day. oprah: sexually abused by men -- i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. he worked his whole life, served his country defending our freedoms, and depends on social security. so, who would want to privatize it? corporate lawyer david harmer. harmer's social security privatization plan would cut guaranteed benefits and gamble with social security on wall street. while we worry, harmer's wall street friends would make billions in profits from privatization. david harmer. a social security privatization plan we can't afford. meg whitman's hometown newspaper said it best: "meg whitman has demonstrated a loose relationship with the truth" "a poor understanding of government" "pat solutions for probl

a secret service agent reveals how close he came to accidentally killing a presiden former agent geraldlaine said he nearly shot lynd johnson hours after president john kennedy was assassinated. he was standing out johnson homes when he heard footsps. he grabbed a machine gun and pointed it to the man approaching him. it was the newly worn in president johnson. about he had nightmares for yeye i spend three hours ony homework -- or at least that's wt my mom thinks. with high spd internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movi and music and chat with my friends. [ mom ] how'your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer ] workaster, play more with the fastest internet for the pric call to get high speed for 4.95 a month with a one-year price guarane. please, i know what he's uto. high speed internet from at&t so fast th we get more done in less time, leaving me time chat... watch movies... without teenage distractions. and it's affordable for r family. [ female announc ] call to get high speed for $14.95 a month th a one-year price guarantee. plus

gerald of berkeley's international institute, performed a study, the findings, most people had no idea what they were posting online. >> there's enough information out there that you can actually track people and do potential harm to them. >> that's exactly what he wants to warn people about, he cofounded icanstalkyou.com to alert people after he discovered a photo of his child that revealed her location, and it can happen to others. >> for example, let's take a picture of your new tv at your house and you are now sharing the location of that tv and an hour later, you're posting a photograph from the 7v11, now we know you're not home. >> in addition to potential robberies, the photos open up a possibility of stalking and domestic violence and you don't have to be an expert to get the information. >> just about anybody who can operate a computer and do a couple of right clicks. >> they are hoping to make more people aware. >> going forward, we're going to start sharing more and more about our lives online and want folks to make sure they know what they are sharing. >> i don't think many

lynch use aid fake name to get into the area then attacked 65-year-old priest, gerald lindner, bedly beating him. the attack happened last may, and zeroed in on lynch as suspect. >> detectives had to do an amount of investigation locating the suspect. he used a false name when he called. detectives had to go, obtain a search warrant to get the phone records. >> lindner, a defrocked priest. lynch reached a $600,000 settlement over the alleged abous which the brothers say happened in 1975. now the priest has been accused of abuse by nearly a dozen people including his own sister and nieces and nephews before and after he was ordained. he was removed from ministry and placed at the retirement home ih 2001 lawswsuitsts inn los angeles. in the 70s and 80s. hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh the says he beating. we have a cre working toohhhhhh. we'lll havave m moree o on nbc news at h"h"h"11:00. tom. >> thank you. for people evacuated from a daly city apartment complex being allowed back in at this hour. after an investigation of suspicious fumes by the fire department. about 60 people had to leave west lak

let me start with you, gerald.he surroundings, the parents and how they're raised in the home? >> it stars at home. if my neighbors saw me do something wrong, they had the right to do something and then my parents disciplined. these days, if you discipline a child, the parents disrespect you. it's a new way of life. i have a 13-year-old daughter who lives in virginia with girls who were bullying her for a minute, but statement, we stopped that and that's why we're here to stop this and make sure it doesn't happen again. >> you're taking your message to the president. i read through your speech and you talk about what happened to your son and there wasn't enough could you do, and now you're seeking help from him. do me a favor and read the specific message you are going to say directly to the president when you hold this news conference this afternoon. >> mr. president, bullying is still an ush here in georgia and all over the united states. our children are dying because they think this is the only way out. i think

our 38th president, gerald r. ford, made an unpopular decision to pardon president nixon.ugh he lost his campaign to stay in office, his successor praised him for healing the country. >>> you can probably tell the difference between a sad song and a happy song without hearing the words. now, researchers have found that ability starts very early, as early as five months. without any cues but the music itself, babies were found to react differently to joyful music and gloomy tunes. so, babysitters? take "note." >>> freerice.org is a site where you can do two good things at the same time -- help feed the hungry and increase your vocabulary. freerice gives you a word and multiple choice definitions. for every correct answer, 20 grains of rice are donated to the needy. if that doesn't sound like a lot, listen to this. so far, players have helped get more than 40 billion grains donated. you can play for as long as you want and win more rice, but be warned. the words keep getting harder. think of this as s.a.t. training that also makes the world a better place. i'm imani for "tee

schwarzenegger, who is a leader in reducing green house emissions, and our legislator don perada and gerald huffman who you will hear from later on in the program, and of course our mayor, gavin newsom. gavin newsom has been a leader of the environment before it was the sexy thing to do. he has been responsible for putting solar power at moscone center; responsible for putting power at san francisco international airport; responsible for putting solar power at the waste water facility in the bayview hunter's point. he will be responsible for putting power on our libraries, on our schools, and everywhere possible in the city and county of san francisco. we're very fortunate that this mayor has been the first mayor to create a climate action plan that will reduce the green house emissions by 20 percent by the year 2012. this mayor has also been a leader and innovation and we're looking at creating -- in harnessing paddle power below the golden gate bridge and that will be done under gavin newsom's leadership. so please put your hands together and give a warm san francisco welcome to our mayor

here's what we're watching for tomorrow: our friday "market monitor" guest is gerald buetow, chief investment officer at innealta capital. also, the august reports on construction spending and personal income come out, along with september's auto sales. and speaking of cars, it's one of this years most hyped models, but can the small chevy cruze generate big sales for general motors? mattel's fisher price unit has recalled more than 11 million toys, including over seven million tricycles. some hot wheels and barbie free spirit models with a fake key protruding from the frame are part of the recall. so are nearly a million fisher price high chairs with dangerous pegs, and three million inflatable balls found on play gyms. for more details on the recall, visit our web site at nbronpbs.org. >> tom: your refrigerator may have played a part in an international price fixing scheme. japanese electronics maker panasonic and appliance maker whirlpool today admitted they worked together for years to coordinate prices for refrigerator and freezer compressors. the justice department says the two firms wi

when i ran against gerald ford in 1976, he and i used public money. we used a $2 per person checkoff, $36 million total. when i ran against ronald reagan four years later, we did the same thing. we never dreamed of a negative political campaign ad. we only referred to each other as "my distinguished opponent." if i had characterized ronald reagan as being scurrilous or a liar or something like that, which is common now, it would have been devastating to me personally. we did not ever think about that. that has changed the whole political environment in our country. tavis: how we fix the problem? the supreme court, at the judicial level, you have decisions coming out of them. the congress, mccain-fine goal has become a joke and a mockery. president obama, when he ran, initially said he would take public funding, started raising money like crazy, and did a 180 on his own commitment to the matching funds. if congress has made a mockery of mccain-feingold and the supreme court is making stupid decisions, how do we fix it? >> the only way to do it is to ha

molested him as a child, has been released on bail. 43-year-old will lynch is suspected of assaulting gerald lindner last may at a jesuit retirement center in los gatos and he says he and his brother were molested in 1957 during a church camp -- 1975 during a church camping trip. he was never charged but the church paid a settlement in the case. >>> a traffic clerk at the fremont hall of justice will report to prison monday for refusing traffic citations in exchange for money. he was arrested in september after offering to dismiss ticket force two people in exchange for a payment of $400 from each person. a second clerk is also charged. >>> and farewell fast pass. san francisco muni riders have only a few days left to switch to the clipper card. beginning monday, the paper a fast pass will only be available on the new electronic clipper. and the "a" fast pass is needed for muni and bart in san francisco. the "m" fast pass on muni goes away in april. >>> you probably saw. it the giants made it look easy in games one and two. but tonight, in game three of the world series, in texas territory,

and you're a skeptic gerald batten says the large economies use every crisis to feed their ambitions but ignore the only solution to the problems and that is getting rid of the single currency. their problem is always that there isn't enough european union not to this too much of it but they don't have enough power so they see every crisis as an excuse for demanding more power to solve the problems that they've created in the first place economically it's in a terrible state because of the european single currency greece portugal spain all these countries their economies are going down the tubes the economies of countries like germany and france and the u.k. it would be a lot more healthy if they weren't burdened with e.u. regulation and in the case of france and germany with membership of the euro and of course they have to bear the tremendous burden of bailing out countries like greece and of course bahrain and italy and portugal what we need is to get rid of the european single currency get rid of all the over regulation on business and allow economies to actually revive and becom

. >> reporter: lynch accused the reverend gerald lindner of molesting him and his younger brother in975 on a camping trip in the mountains. 28 years later, lynch settled for $625,000. the church defroked lindner, but he was never sought by police. >> he shows up in front of other people and started attacking the father with closed fists until he actually goes down to the floor. th that's pretty vicious. >> the allegations of abuse go beyond lynch and his brother. investigators say lindner has been accused of abuse by nearly a dozen people, including his sister and other family members. but detectives say right now there are no active investigations against lindner. >>> up next, hack attack, and you may be a victim. the facebook warning tonight from the california attorney general. >>> hello, everybody. i'm raj matthai. we're here in texas after a tragic childhood. we'll show you how the life of one of dallas's top players turned around. >> he's going to do great. >>> doctors say they've never seen anything like it before. the breakthrough cancer trial happening right here on the bay

gerald blaine, seen here with the president, was seen standing guard at night outside lbj's home.eard footsteps, drew his gun, aimed it point-blank at the chest of a man he couldn't identify. it turned out to be the restless new president johnson. >>> and coming up, another close call in history. did a white house actually lose a top secret nuclear code? vitamin d. and ss so if you've got osteoporosis, get out there, soak up a little sun. but you may need more than vitamin d, calcium, and exercise. ask your doctor about once-monthly boniva. boniva worked with my body to help stop and reverse my bone loss. in fact, studies show, one year on boniva worked for nine out of ten women. ( announcer ) don't take boniva if you have problems with your esophagus, low blood calcium, severe kidney disease, or can't sit or stand for at least one hour. follow dosing instructions carefully. stop taking boniva and tell your doctor if you have difficult or painful swallowing, chest pain or severe or continuing heartburn, as these may be signs of serious upper digestive problems. if jaw problems or

this is a story you'll see only here on 2. 47-year-old gerald constantine, an auto mechanic, was rushedo the summit back october 8, but later died of heart failure. it wasn't until 10 days later that his family found out he had died. >>> my understanding was the computer system they put down he was discharged as opposed to deceased. >> we were searching the streets for him. everywhere you could think of that somebody could possibly end up. >> mily members eventually found out from the coroner about his death. they're looking into why the next of kin wasn't notified right away in this case. hospital official did tell us that they're very sorry and that obviously something went wrong. >>> th officials say they've received several complaints about bed bugs at apartments along monument boulevard and plan to hold a public meeting about bedbugs this thursday at meadow homes elementary school. the county bedbug task force will talk about detecting and managing them. they cause itchy bumps, but they're not known to carry any diseases. >>> in los angeles authorities weighing criminal charges for