joel katz who was the lawyer for the grammy awards was brought in.chael has this terrific team that was going to put together these london concerts and go forward with them. i think it's a very solid group and john branca having done this means that it's very solid. i don't think there's much to challenge in it. i do know that the one problem with it, but it's michael's choice, in the trusts he only mentioned three of his nephews. and three children who are cousins of children who are cousins. but there are 20 other nieces and nephews who are pretty put out at the moment. >> larry: eliminating the ex-wife, common, mark. >> yes. in fact, i think that -- as i said before, this is probably no area i know less about, but generally speaking, you have to name and if you don't name, there's a problem. so. >> she was well compensated earlier on. >> larry: katherine the mother is 79, legal guardian. does this mean pretty good bet she will get custody, permanent custody? or not because of age? >> i don't know that debbie rowe, the mother of the two oldest chil

because i was part of the group, we all won grammys. my grammy says best country western instrumentalist. anyone who was a performaner says, what? i practiced enough to know and in plain -- i had played on another album. this became a hit. i was encouraged in that way. tavis: i'm always fascinated,i had an artist on my program. i am amazed how an artist writes a song that sits for so long, in your case four decades before it gets recorded. >> even stranger -- i have recorded some on the back of book, the record i did in 1979 because i was out of comedy material. i had no more and i was at the end of my stand up career in my own head. i recorded them on the back of this comedy album. some of them had been recorded before. there is one song on there that i had just the melody for for 40 years. bluegrass songs are constructed with an a part. i had this melody for this. another came up with the b part. tavis: we will come back to this music a few times in the course of the conversation. in 1979, you said you were out of comedy material. wha

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he's won 13 grammy awards. he'd like to be part of it. we were at one of michael jackson's warehouses and had the opportunity to go through and select artifacts for the exhibit. >> you selected these items b s because you wanted to tell a story about michael jackson. what does this tell? >> you always want a point of view. lots of things have been said about michael jackson in the past, many, many things. what could be bring to the michael jackson story that hadn't been told? he was the king of pop. he certainly dressed like royalty. so the idea was to select artifacts, select objects that reflected his royalty status. that's what we did. >> one of the most iconic suits that you have in here is the white suit, the suit that millions of people around the world have seen. he wore this on the "thriller" cover. >> that's right. notice the way it's situated in the exhibit because everything around it is very elegant, very flashy, very royal-like. this suit is a hugo boss suit, very plain. this is one of his most iconic artifacts, one of the mo

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the song also received a long of the year grammy nomination.king a good long look at yourself to make the world a better place. here's cnn's thelma gutierrez with the woman behind "man in the mirror" for "showbiz tonight." ♪ to make a change for once in my life ♪ ♪ i'm talking with the man in the mirror ♪ ♪ and i'm asking him to change his ways ♪ >> reporter: she wrote "man in the mirror" 21 years ago. >> quincy jones, i was with his publishing company and he wanted a song to finish out the "bad" album. i wanted to write a song that made him feel like he had something to say important to the world. and i think he let me know that i did exactly that. >> reporter: what did he say to you? >> he said "man in the mirror" is one of my favorite songs of all time. >> reporter: what was it like when you actually heard him sing your words? >> i remember the first time i heard the song on the radio. i got goose bumps. i pulled over to the side of the road on the freeway and i turned up the radio as loud as it would go and sat there with tears streaming do

the only person on stage without a grammy or academy was joseph sohm but there is time, joe. so desperate for a week in philadelphia and now is being refined to become a national and even international tour along with the book. it is the latest iteration of joe's classroom work, his telling of a story of america and so in addition to those projects is one to begin a national speaking tour and kicks that often they with you so without further ado allow me to introduce writer, producer, storyteller, photographer and a jack of all trades, joseph sohm. [applause] >> midafternoon, it is still mourning for maine. i just flew in from california where i reside and dodged a few fires on the way in an earthquake that was centered in the town i live and so is very nice to be in washington d.c.. i want to thank john for the gracious introduction. mostly i want to thank him for browsing my name right. this has come a been a problem most of my right were my name is pronounced selma, it is joseph sohm and occasionally i will be asked to speak at an event and recently it was an event called

it also received al record of the year grammy nomination.e world a better place. here's cnn's thelma gutierrez with the talented woman behind "the man in the mirror." ♪ to make a change once in my life ♪ ♪ pretending not to be there ♪ the man in the mirror ♪ and i'm asking him to change his ways ♪ >> reporter: siedah garrett wrote "man in the mirror" 21 years ago. >> quincy jones, he wanted a song to finish out the "bad" album. i wanted to write a song that made him feel like he had something to say important to the world. and i think he let me know that i did exactly that. >> what did he say to you? >> he said, "man in the mirror" is one of my favorite songs of all time. what was it like when you actually heard him singing your words? >> i remembered the first time i heard the song on the radio. but i got goose bumps, i pulled over to the side of the road and turned up the radio as loud as it would go and sat there with tears streaming down my face. >> what will you miss the most? >> his voice, his laughter, and his sense of humor. >> what

tavis: the grammy winner is out with a new album. he is getting set for an ambitious world tour that takes him through the u.s. and asisi europe and australia. we will celebrate the 50th anniversary of motown. he was part of the tradition as a solo glad you've joined us for a about the u.s. auto industry and edie falco, coming up right now. >> there are so many things wal-mart is looking forward to helping us doing, like helping you live better. with your help the best is yet to come. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. tavis and nationwide insurance, working to improve financial litey and the economic empowerment that comes with it. qu>> nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: i am pleased to welcome lionel richie this program. he has a latest project called "just go" and is planning a major tour that stops on four continents. all this year he will be celebrating motown's 50th anniversary. he

. >> i have but a girl cannot have too many grammys.u happy >> reporter: she also has another kind of collection. in addition to lance armstrong, a list of celebrity boy friends including fellow musician eric clapton and actor owen wilson. crow acknowledges that she's attracted to complicated men. >> hopefully i've learned my lesson on that. i hope... god knows but, yeah, you know, i'm drawn to people who are in touch with their greatness. >> reporter: crow says she's dating but has no boyfriends these days. she'd have little time for one given her devotion to her son and her music. so this is where you made the whole album. >> yeah, yeah. it was great because wyatt was three months old so i sang in here or did acoustics and stuff. literally we did 25 songs in 40 days and i wrote as i went. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. >> it was really fast. >> reporter: sheryl crow never seems to tire of her life in music. >> thank you, guys. you guys are so awesome. >> reporter: do you have to get yourself up for it or are you up for it? >> of course. >>

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jackson would turn to quincy jones, then musical director for "the wiz," now a multi-grammy winning producerr. >> i said you know what? i'd like to take a shot at producing your record, and we started going, we started to get going, and the record company said no, quincy, it's too jazzy. he's not the person to do this. and so michael and his managers fought them and said quincy's doing the record. >> legendry music producer quincy jones would produce jackson's first adult solo album 1979 "off the wall." the album was a smash with songs like "don't stop till you get enough" and "rock with you" reaching number one. ♪ >> this is the greatest moment that disco has in its entire history. ♪ rock with you all night >> they are songs that still hold up today. they don't sound dated. i guess what none of us could have anticipated was the album that they would then produce after "off the wall." >> that album was 1982's "thriller" and it would catch fire when jackson unveiled an out of this world dance move on a television special for motown's 25th anniversary. >> what a moment that was in pop culture

in 1968, she became the second african american to win a grammy. tonight's live entertainment is only one aspect of artscape. >> of these dragon the drawings take about 20 hours to do. -- these dragon drawings to about 20 hours to complete. >> for a complete list of the events cannot log on to our website. artscape is not the all the big event. in major event at the convention center plus the lombard street resurfacing project is sure to snarl traffic for most of the week. john sherman joins us to tell us how to avoid the traffic. >> this weekend from downtown or -- all the way up to here, traffic will be a problem. there are a few things you could do to try to avoid it. at the city department of transportation's traffic nerve center, the monitors were already showing problems during friday's brush our. >> we are looking for a very busy weekend. we had the artscape event. >> artscape draws tens of thousands of people every year. >> food, fun, everything -- music and entertainment, come down and have fun. >> while artscape heats up, at the conventio

i am the only page the ec leaders nine stages of a grammy is teenine. this premiere for one week in philadelphia now being refined to being an international to were. in is the telling of the story of america. in addition he will begin a national speaking tour and kicks it off with you also allow me to introduce writer/producer storyteller for charter for jack of all trades, joseph sohm [applause] >> good afternoon it is still morning for me i just flew in from california and i dodged a few fires on the way and one earthquake centered in the town that i live. it is nice to be here in washington d.c.. thank you for the gracious introduction. mostly i want to think and four pronouncing my name right. has kind of been a problem most of my life where might name is pronounced sohm occasionally i'll be asked to speak at an event were recently it was that food chain. unfortunately the person who filled out the little name card was slightly dyslexic they had all of the write letters and not in the right sequence. i being into writing go views rather than a close

joining us now is the grammy winning rock and roll hall of famer that is and one of the most influential ladies and gentlemen, please welcome paul simon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. that was -- that was great today. just rehearsal. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: it was a packed rehearsal. >> you didn't -- i love this record. >> well, thank you. so much. so nice of you to say that. thanks. >> jimmy: i put out a record. [ laughter ] long time ago. >> i heard that, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, steve? >> can ask a question. >> jimmy: yes, steve. >> is this my water or paul's? >> jimmy: yours. >> okay, great. thank you. >> jimmy: and paul, that's yours. [ laughter ] >> oh, you have one there. i didn't see. >> jimmy: we hide them around. like easter eggs. >> i noticed there was a bowl in my room with water. >> jimmy: yeah, well thought you were bringing your dog. >> yeah, no. [ laughter ] >> i've already spilled water o your couch. >> jimmy: it's all right. trash the place. [ laughter ] it's like, this is what happens. paul, you're getting ready to go on tour. now, you're g

the grammy and oscar-winning ic has released a tee cd set on lus fower.com. we wl get his thoughts toght on a numberof subjects including the state of the music dustry and how the digital age is impactingverything fr conte to compensation. we are glad that yhave joined us for a conversation with prince coming up. >> there are so many things that wal-mart isooking forward to doin like helping peoe live bette we are looking forward to help building stronrcommunities and lationships. with your help, the best is yet to com natiwide insurance probly -- pudly supports tav smiley. worng to improve financial litera and the economic empowerment thatomes with it. >> nationwi is on your de. >> and by conibutions to your pbs stati from viewers like you. [captioning made possib by kcet public television] caption by the nationalaptioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- avis: i am pleased to welco prince bck to this program. the icon that pducer and singehas been no one of the most proliic? for tee decades. he was inductednto the rock- and-roll hall of fame in 24. her new 3d s

the grammy and oscar-winning icon has released a three cd set on lotus flower.com. we will get his thoughts tonight on a number of subjects including the state of the music industry and how the digital age is impacting everything from content to compensation. we are glad that you have joined us for a conversation with price coming up. >> there are so many things that wal-mart is looking forward to doing, like helping people live better. we are looking forward to help building a stronger communities and relationships. with your help, the best is yet to come. >> nationwide insurance probably -- proudly supports tavis smiley. working to improve financial literacy and the economic empowerment that comes with it. >> nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- tavis: i am pleased to welcome prince back to this program. the icon that producer and singer has been no one of the most prolific? for three decad

awards, that produces the grammys is in charge here and there are a lot of a-list celebrity guests, including usher, stevie wonder, a long list, including some sports stars as well, kobe bryant and michael jackson. what we're seeing out here right now, as you can see, a huge gathering of fans trying to get access here to the front of the staples center. police are letting some people in here to sign a couple of large murals. you also see a massive media attendance here. you see networks from across the world have descended on los angeles. because this is a free feed and it will be broadcast worldwide, there are literally worldwide media outlets from around the world who are here anchoring their coverage, expecting that hundreds of millions -- or tens of millions of people, at least, will be watching this event, which starts, again, tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. pacific time. lou? >> ted, who is paying for this memorial, this spectacular? >> reporter: well, it's a good question. the events going on inside will be privately funded, from what we've been told. but everything out here, when you

hey, he might be up for a grammy. it is amazing. again, i use the example of elvis presley's estate made over $50 million. this is a corporation -- >> last year alone. >> yeah. this is an ongoing business. he did pick professionals to manage his estate. this is the estate attorney full employment act basically. >> absolutely. it is going to keep on giving. we haven't heard the last of it. there is probably going to be quite a bit of issues. he owned a lot of catalogs. a lot of assets and it's going to be managed for a very, very long time. >> we haven't even gotten into the tax liabilities. that's for another day. >> and the criminal charges and the children and the -- yeah. paternity. and it goes on and on and on. >> karen desoto, thank you. we'll pause right here. but still ahead, it is a takeoff. big discounts in the travel industry. cash in on really great bargains to get away. you're watching msnbc sunday. hydrates better than the $350 cream. [ female announcer ] most importantly, women are seeing results. and still no drastic

he'll need it for next month's grammy awards. he's up for a record of 12 grammy awards.octor said he'll be well enough to attend. >> also among those pictures that are going to be released tomorrow are pictures of michael jackson's legs, which are pale and showed patchy y signs of th vitiligo. >>>> people say there seem to b puncture wounds that doctors can't explain what they are. they are thinking that might have been more proof that he was abusing drugs. there weren't track marks in his ararms, they were instead in hi feet. this ad was a huge commercial. i think so many people remember it. they may not necessarily remember the hair part. it's crazy to see how bad it was and that michael had no sense that he was on fire. >> and burned very badly. when we return, the veteran astronaut who is criticizing nasa. >> three, two, one, liftoff! we have a liftoff. liftoff on apollo 11. >> tranquility base here. the eagle has landed. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> 40 years ago today apollo 11 lifted off on the first manned journey to the moon and

it has 21 essays and brought to live and peter nero and the philadelphia pops played the music, a grammy award winning composer, conductor musician at the helm and the original music score written by roger calloway, any jazz fans in the group, a legendary jazz composer and recently toured with tony bennett and wrote the theme to "all in the family" and the award winning musical team of allen and marilyn bergman wrote original songs performed by grammy winner patti austin and the only person within stage without an em miss or a academy award was joe -- there is time, there is time and it premiered for a week in philadelphia and now is going to be a international and national tour and lang with the book, the latest telling of his story of america, and, so, in addition to those projects he's going to begin a national speaking tour, and kicks that off today with you and without further ado, allow me to introduce writer, producer, storyteller, photographer, jack-of-all-trades, joe sohm. joseph? [applause]. >> good afternoon. it is still morning for me, i just flew in from california where i r

on the eve of the grammy awards, the music industry's chart-topping couple got in an argument.ccording to a police affidavit, brown repeatedly punched rihanna in the face, even choked her. brown eventually pleaded guilty to felony assault. although he says his attorney advised him not to speak, he said the time had come to address the crime, and rihanna, directly. >> i told rihanna countless times and i'm telling you today that i'm truly, truly sorry and that i wasn't able to handle the situation both differently and better. >> this is more for his fans. but it's also for everyone in the industry. it's everyone that's black-listed him. >> reporter: the viciousness of the assault hit brown's fans hard. and his image as a role model tumbled. which has some domestic violence experts questioning not only the motives, but the sincerity behind his apology. >> i definitely think that this is an attempt to somehow get back that clean image that he once had. but, in my mind, it makes it worse. because it just shows that he still isn't really getting it. >> reporter: brown claims no excu

our first guest is an oscar, emmy, tony and grammy award-winner. wow. that's amazing.one and only whoopi goldberg! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you so much. >> hey, guys. all right. how you doing? i kind of jumped one of them a couple of days ago. >> jimmy: he said, yeah. >> there he is. yeah, he knew what to do. jimmy: he's a good dude. >> he is a good dude. >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: thank you for coming on and doing me a favor and coming on the show. >> oh, honey, please. >> jimmy: i'm the biggest fan. i'm the biggest fan of yours. >> i'm your biggest fan, you know that. >> jimmy: all right, now you just came back -- you were in vegas? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, wait. so, because here's the deal -- i know this about you, you don't fly. >> no, i don't like to fly. >> jimmy: yeah. how did you go that -- >> well, someone -- a lot of good things happened in a short amount of time and an awful lot of people -- who stopped calling me because i stopped flying, you know. i haven't flown in 13 years. so once they heard the rumor that i -- t

the odds of the same woman winning 6 grammy awards and starring in two broadway plays?in 75 million. the odds of this musician and performer having a child diagnosed with autism? 1 in 150. i'm toni braxton, and i encourage you to learn the signs of autism at autismspeaks.org. early diagnosis can make a lifetime of difference. >>> welcome back to "good morning maryland." if you went down to dc this weekend look at this -- you may have caught a glimpse of abraham lincoln. not the monument, a more cheesy version. it's a cheese one, actually. a real-life statue of honest abe was unveiled this weekend. tourists got to take in the cheddar sculpture which was carved from a thousand-pound block of cheese. turned out it was no match for the weather. may have seemed cool but his head had to be reattached because it melted with the cheese. >>> we're going to send to it justin to find out if there's any cheese-melting weather ahead. >> anything right now would be cheesy. yeah. 5:39. good morning, our wake-up window at the bottom of the screen. let's take you out to parkville. we

her 2007 self titled platinum debut album generated 3 top 5 hits and grammy nomination.o -- hoping to gain the no. 1 spot again when her new album drops tomorrow. competition is about to heat up on season 6 of a fox reality show, hell's kitchen premiers tomorrow at 8:00 right here on fox 45. i'm kan kandace, that's the low down. >>> well everybody is talking about it. paula abdul future on "american idol". according to her manager idol hasn't offered paula a formal contract for the upcoming season 9. meanwhile idol host ryan signed a 3 year, 45 million dollar deal. simon cowell contract expires next year and is reported that he might get over 140 million. >>> america, whattaya say to big cheesy-steaky-ness! - subway. eat fresh! - eat fresh! when you wanna kick it up with zesty chipotle sauce. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! the flavor-fullest sub only subway can offer. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! try the new subway big chipotle cheesesteak. an updated all-time favorite: juicy steak layered with zesty chipotle sauce... and melted cheese, piled high with only... the toppings you l

brown has pleaded guilty to felony assault for beating rihanna before the grammy awards last year. on his website, he apologizes for what he calls the incident. >> i wish i had a chance to relive those few moments again, but unfortunately i can't. i'm not going to go into what happened, and i'm not going to make any excuses. i take great pride in exercising self-control, and what i did was inexcusable. i've told rihanna countless times and i'm telling you today that i'm truly, truly sorry that i wasn't able to handle the situation better. i hope others learn from my mistake. i plan to live my life so i'm truly worthy of the term role model. >> brown faces probation and community service when he's sentenced next month for the assault conviction. >>> i love this one. there's no question about if this soon to be wed couple will share the same name because they already do. it was a match made in cyberspace. kelly katrina hildebrand decided to see if anyone shared her name on facebook. she found a match, kelly karl heldebrand. >> we started having conversations. he called me and talked

a grammy and oscar winner.mayer says on his latest twitter message that i read about yesterday, hopes that jackson is memorialized as the 83 moonwalking, mtv owning, unstoppable, invincible michael jackson is what he twittered. paul vercammen is outside the staples center. silence has fallen inside the staple centers. do you have a lot of people remaining outside, paul? >> no, i think that's the smoking gun indicating that we're ready to go here. what's happened. remember earlier when you were talking to me, there was the large crowd gathered behind me. they've all filed in. the police have made a last sweep. we've seen police on motorcycles, on horseback. we've seen police with dogs. they've all kind of gone through. it looks like we're just on the brink of being able to start here. i can look down on a monitor and see what's going on inside as well. and so it has that sense of we're ready to get going here. and just a short order. what filed in was a multicultural crowd. it was interesting to note that people

the multiple grammy-nner and hall of famer made major announcement yesterday regarng two-year residencythe hard rock hot in las vegas starting may 27. he'll christen the nly renoved athleter there for more than 70 shows. thehow is cald "supernatural santana, a trip throughhe hits." what else would y call it? the showill feature so many of s classic songs, including this one --smooth." ♪ ♪ n- ♪ tavis: you were grving to that, re you liking what you hear >> oh, totally. it's a sge. ittill feels like when you're a child and they let you ride that water slide. on we're going up insad of down. [laughter] tavis: no matt how many times you play a classicike "smooth," you find sething different, the presention is different every tim you play it? >> yes, becausee found a way to underand why marvin gaye or coaltrain o bob marley, ty enter place of eternity when they go into this -- for basketball players, it's th zonend the grove. we have a beautiful sing that says when eteity nears, time disappears. and when you catch that groe, then you enter into that place where, like i said, marvin gaye or m

the odds of the same woman winning 6 grammy awards and starring in two broadway plays?75 million. the odds of this musician and performer having a child diagnosed with autism? 1 in 150. i'm toni braxton, and i encourage you to learn the signs of autism at autismspeaks.org.

. >> the attack in the car happened the night before the grammies. he sought the advice of spiritual advisers an his mother, herself a victim of domestic violence. he will be sentenced to 100 days of community labor. >>> back to school supplies will cost more because the annual sales tax holiday has been canceled. it generally runs for nine days in august. city officials say they can't afford not to bring in the estimated money shoppers would be saving. maryland has also suspended its tax free holiday. virginia is still scheduled for it >>> coffee drinkers can get their hands on a free pastry at starbuksz to anyone who buys a drink from 10:30, but that's a catch, you have to have a coupon. guess what? you can find a link on our website. the summer tradition known as screen on the green was back on the mall tonight. "close encounters of the third kind" was perfect for this anniversary. hbo initially pulled the plug this yore but public outcry and two additional sponsors helped save it. that's our broadcast, "the tonight sh

this year he won grammies for producing and writing 2009's best rap and best r and b album.tv was one of the proud sponsors. if you have them, we would like to see your pictures from this festival, so log on to our website, wbaltv.com and click on entertainment. >> it was a gorgeous day to be outside. a beautiful weekend now wrapping up. now we have to get back to business in the weather world, and that is going to be cloud cover and rain. a future the showers well down to the south. not worried about that tonight. we are going to see some of those rain showers try to move in tomorrow. tuesday looks to be the best bet for rain showers. we do need the rain. july has been comfortable but dry. we might as well have it during the work week. 76 in downtown baltimore. 68 at the airport. 70 in easton. 70 in cumberland and 75 in ocean city. we broke a record low early this morning at the airport. 57 degrees our new record low. that beats the previous record of 59 set back in 1962. the low humidity levels allowed the temperatures to drop off quickly. not needing the air conditioner a

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