i miss you. >> i know. i miss you, too. >> i am doing everything i can. am doing everything i can to help you and help her. i wish there was more i could do. i would give my life right now for you and for her. >> i know that, dad. >> there are times i know you wanted to talk to me i wish i would have listened. all that is going to change. i am going to listen more. >> i love you. >> i know you do. i love you, too. i love you more than anything els else. i miss you sweet tee. >> i miss you, too. >> i miss your hugs. i miss that squeeze. that papa joe. i miss you so much. >> i am sorry i have been so tough sometimes. i am sorry. >> dad, it's not your fault. it isn't. we all do things out of love and sometimes -- >> tough love. i know. >> exactly. it's not a bad thing. i want you to know that. you know how much i love you how much i always love you. you will always be my buddy even besides my dad. >> i know that. i had to say it to you. i needed to get that out. >> i know. >> was casey terrorized by the males in her family? >> tell lee i love him and i miss

do you miss the ring, sir? >> i don't miss getting hit.ughter). >> stephen: the key is to not get hit. somebody should have told you that. (laughter). >> you know, stephen, i miss the camaraderie, i miss training camp. i miss choreographing the fight in my head. i miss all that action. >> stephen: choreograph, do you tap dance, like all americans do? >> yes. a little bit. >> stephen: a little bit? >> stephen: heel ball change... what do you call that? kick ball change? >> that's as far as i got. >> stephen: now you really came to prominence in the 1976 montreal games and that's when i became a huge fan. you were the big star of those games. you go in there, set your man up and then you hit him with this absolute flurry. you face straight on to the guy and it looks like you hit him 50 times in three seconds and they will turn to guava jelly in front of you. was there a name for that flurry you did? >> we call it flurries. >> stephen: flurries? >> yeah, little flurries. >> stephen: because stuff was happening inside their said? >> yes. >> st

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i miss them both because i was racing and i miss him every year. d never went to a high school prom but that is okay, because like some people can never say i've raised a to a half mile course when i was a team. >> good luck to jessica. she is putting everything out there. again, jackie ms. turk, to do what? >> wake reporting. >> what a life! >> thank you gary, we will be right back. >> tracy morgan headed to natural tendency to apologize to people that were offended about his comedic rent. he said if his son was gay, he would pull out a knife and stabbed him. did you go and speak with teams in the ldp despite calling in to lead the chihli uncle--uncool there's reports that anderson and the role have ended lower the relationship. now wedding bells are no longer reading and hugh hefner went to twitter and announced the wedding is off. crystal has had a change of heart. it would've been a third marriage for the 85 year-old playboy immobile. it has been a big year for natalie portman an engagement, oscar, and how a baby boy. they're reporting that the

i miss it when japan has a tragedy. those are the times i miss it. i don't miss it when paris hilton is supposed to be a guest. i gotta deal with tabloid stories. i never liked doing them. it's mixed emotions. >> i would imagine. youist viewed 40,000 guests. that's incredible. any favorites, any ones that really stand out for you? so many. malcom x, martin luther king, jackie robinson, nelson mandela, seven united states presidents, world leaders from france and germany and great britain, prime minister, it's been a hell of a ride. it was a hell of a ride. i'm still with cnn. we still do some specials. i have some big surprises coming, too. i try to write and tell storys about people i interviewed, reveal that i had a battle with prostate cancer and successfully got rid of that. i walk about my short separation from my wife and getting back together. i write about paparazzi. i am going to australia and hong kong. i tell funny stories. >> it sounds like it -- i heard that you -- like it. i heard you compare yourself to derek jeter, which is my favorite

johannes mehserle. >> she yelled as loud as she could this is seven year- old tatyana grant. >>, i am missing him lot, i don't like the man that shot him. >> you were yelling enchantingly or use same? >> leave my dad allow. my favorite memory of my dad is what i would sit on his left and share a lollipop with them. i really miss my data lot >> kron spoke with the family is a dirty and they will continue to fight for justice >> this is its belt failed the family. it was a relatively short sends a and there is an acknowledgement of that this process has come to an end. we still have the result suit there is it moving forward >> 48 mi. away is a mehserle is home town of nassau. >> i think he should be out of jail, i don't think he should gone to jail and a first-place. the person he was trying to subdue it wasn't resisting >> i think the are what law enforcement has our rally hard jobs in do. everybody is afraid of everything including our government is is difficult to bail law enforcement officer and he should be allowed to go offering >> he has served his time and now it's time for him not to

parker >> i feel sad because, i miss him a lot. why do not like that the police shot him. >> she was with her mother and other family members and was not shy. >> you were yelling and chanting earlier. what are you saying? >> leave my dad alone. kirk >> tatiana shared one of her favorite memories of her father. >> when i gave him a lollipop, i was sitting on his lap, i put my lollipop in his mouth and he was laughing. that is the only figure i like. >> what you think about all of these people here? >> i am happy because everyone is coming here to join because i miss my dad a lot. >> kron 4 spoke ring the attorney for the grant family, he says the family is dealing with mehserle's release as best they can but will continue to fight for justice. >> there is a sense of the system itself failed them in a large measure with a relatively short sentence. there is an acknowledgement that this process has come to an end and the only recourse now produce hoping that the justice department which is conducting an investigation, will take furthe

. >> my flight to frankfort got canceled, so i missed my connection in rome and so now i have been waiting here. i've had a bunch of different stand byes i missed. >> united airline computer problem was fixed after five hours. the nightmare for stranded passengers lingers on. robin, her three kids, and a young friend were at wit's end. >> we stand in line for ever. said we could fly from phoenix to boise, but we had to go down to terminal one. when we got to terminal one, the flight from phoenix to boise is overbooked. >> the airline hasn't been much help. >> the computers crashed and they just threw their hands up. didn't know when they would be up. didn't know what they would do with all these people. >> united said it is working with passengers to rebook or provide refunds. with airlines flying fuller than ever, rebooking has been tough. misty has missed flights half way around the world. >> warsaw was late and then we went to frankfort. >> you're supposed to be in chicago? >> yes. >> how bad has it been? >> it hasn't been bad at all. i got lucky. >> lucky because she got rerouted to sa

. >> my flight to frankfurt got cancelled so i missed my connection in rome so now i have been waiting here had a bunch of stand byes i have missed. >> computers crashed and just threw their hands up didn't know when they would be up, didn't know what to do with all these people. >> united says it is working with passengers to rebook but can be difficult many flights are full. >> even though they are not canceling a lot will be delayed if you are flying any airline i would recommend checking the flight before you head to the airport. >>> for slower news east bay aids walk took great strides helping battling that disease. >> many folks who don't get tested are too afraid to find out. >> congress woman barbara lee kicked off the walk and accepted a major denation of $30,000 from wall green that is will go towards nonprofits helping reduce hiv and aids also offered, free testing and health screening. >>> a huge wild fire continues to burn in east texas this morning, called the baring fire the second largest wild fire ever for this area. it burned 14,000-acres, friday it was at 80% contain

i missed it in my notes. my question is just around the retrofit california for buildings that consume high energy such as multi-family buildings which i think is a great program. i was wondering how the outreach happens to make sure it's equityible in terms of being distributed around the city. >> so we have a couple different programs going on right now. we have the home performance retrofit program and we also have a green home program. the green home assessment program, we actually worked with five different community organizations, still working with them, to hire folks to go out and do the green home assessments in communities throughout san francisco. so many of them are community organizations that already have reach in different neighborhoods like the bayview western addition. community organizations. one of them is -- actually, let me get the list. do you have the list? i can get the list for you. there's five different -- rebuild together is one of them. apri is another one. i'll have to get the oth

>> i missed it. i didn't see that.ut me on the spot, daniel. >> probably when you were sleeping. >> yes, thank you. >> top democrats in the senate say they'll consider working through next week's july fourth vacation on the looming budget crisis. >> during this news conference, which apparently i missed, it happened yesterday, the president called for an agreement that cuts spending and also raises revenues. mr. obama challenged lawmakers to follow the example set by his daughters. >> malia and sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time. they don't wait until the night before. they're not pulling all-nighters. they're 13 and 10. you know, congress can do the same thing. if you know you've got to do something, just do it. >> speaking of pulling all-nighters. the leading republican in the house, john boehner, shot back that the president was ignoring reality. >> wait till those two are into their teenage years more, they'll be pulling all-nighters at some. >> then you're into college and studying and up al

i missed the most because i was racing i miss them every year. o.k. but how many people did say that day of race into a half mile road course with a great team. >> she is pretty sure herself to miss her prom, did you ever for a news story or something? [laugter] at >> i chose to go wake boarding instead. >> gees, i missed it to. i cannot update date. no one wanted to go. >> all wait a minute, he went in week boarding? and did your mom even say, on checking, this is important to us. >> who cares! >> ok, now salina williams is back. due to injuries she has been out for a while. but she isn't eastbourne england, the 13th time grand champion starter match today and then came roaring back to beat parakova. she has been out to two blood clots in her lungs, and then hooked 2 foot surgery is. next up she says she will be ready for wimbledon. now it is a couple of years away, but everyone is excited about larry ellison and a big deal that will take place in san francisco. look at what happened in the san francisco bay yesterday. i started to use times on

i miss them so much. >> what do you think they'd have made of you, particularly your father who was this great mentor? what would he have made of what you've made of yourself? >> i think my father would be proud of me right now. you know? he would have scolded me a couple of times because i made a couple mistakes along the way. >> what would he have scolded you for? >> you know, i think a couple of relationships he would have wanted me to get it together a little sooner, because my mother and father was married for 64 years. you know, that's all i've ever known. i've just known these two people to be married so i've -- >> that's an amazing -- >> yeah, man. >> -- length of time. there is an irony, if you don't mind me saying this, in the sense of you being portrayed as "act like a lady, think like a man, straight talker, no chaser." you're the love guru. you've had two failed marriages. you're in your third marriage. it's not been plain sailing for you. if you were being hypercritical of yourself, imagine e

. >> i miss you, chance, i do. >> reporter: chance keesling died in iraq, but his family didn't get a letter of condolence from the president. elaine quijano on the american troops and an honor denied. >> i feel that to the core of my being this is about justice for my son. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, we're beginning tonight with what is, for women with breast cancer, a matter of life and death. the f.d.a. opened a hearing today to decide whether to end its approval of the drug avastin as a treatment for advanced breast cancer. the drug costs nearly $100,000 a year and there's serious doubt about how well it works. we asked dr. jon lapook to introduce us to the people whose lives are in the balance. >> reporter: liz cleary and her husband bob were newlyweds nine years ago when they got devastating news. liz had breast cancer and then, 18 months later, the chemotherapy stopped working. >> the cancer had metastasized to my lungs. you could make me cry right at this very moment just for thinking about how i felt a

>> uh -- missed a dunk. >> jimmy: what kind of a dunk? >> io do -- get a little fancy and i missed. >> jimmy: evan? the answer you gave was -- missed a two-handed windmill dunk with no one around. i've never seen someone so excited to have missed a two-handed windmill dunk with no one around. all right, evan, we asked andre, what's the number one feature you look for in a woman? >> uh -- besides her -- ah -- i'm going to have to say -- i'm going to have to go -- i'm going to say eyes. i'm going to say the eyes. >> jimmy: eyes? >> but i'm also -- i'm also -- everybody knows i'm also a boob man too, so -- >> jimmy: all right, let's see what the answer was. boobs. i'd like you to sign that card and give it to me, if you would. all right, now greg, same question to you. what is the number one feature, according to marcus, that you look for in a woman? >> that she's a woman. >> jimmy: lamarcus? >> no. two tries. try again. remember -- use our lifeline, lifeline. >> jimmy: we're phoning regis. what is the number one feature you look for in a woman?

. >> i miss him a lot. i miss him more than i ever could say. i wish he was here. >> reporter: in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> the manhunt for an alleged child abuse suspect ended this afternoon. campbell police arrested george rodriguez just before 2:00 in south san jose after receiving a tip about his location. you may remember this story. rodriguez suspected of abusing his girlfriend's daughter. he has been on the run for about a month. he was arrested and charged with child abuse and false imprisonment. the girl's mother was originally arrested as well. >>> the case surrounding giants fan brian stoe is changing hands. the lapd ask transferring it to robbery and homicide division. that unit is used to handling high profile cases including michael jackson's death. police have arrested one suspect but no charges have been filed. >>> carrying an unloaded gun in public could face up to a year in jail and a fine up to $1,000. californians can carry an unloaded weapon without a license. seeing a weapon in public, says lawmakers,

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i love doing gershwin, but i miss the right thing. . >> you cannot go 15 minutes without mentioning inhe warhol. about fame and what could happen to people once they become famous, and i took the title from an andy warhol quote where everyone gets 15 minutes of fame, and i think he is right these days with reality shows, and regular people become household names in weeks, and i say, how are they handling it? mandy threw me for a loop as an adult. how are these young people handling it? i thought it might be interesting. tavis: one of these shows called you in for a cameo -- "american idol." a whole new generation got exposed. >> i work with kids, and i did another where i got to talk to about 90 of them that were just going on the air. i really loved it. they were like sponges. once i worked with that were going on the air it in my songs, and i asked him a lot of questions they have never been asked before, and i think it helped. they really are looking for someone to give them a hand. they have not paid their dues. they have not worked in the theater. they just sing well, and suddenly

we walked away, something that seemed especially poignant, one little voice in the crowd said, i will missl miss you too. thank you. good-bye. and so on this night, when america is contemplating very big decisions, from kabul, afghanistan, for all of us at abc news, good night. h >> she lost her three month old baby in a gang-related shooting. police say it was a case of mistaken identity. >> tonight the san francisco firefighter copes with a double trag doe. >> bay area city putting cameras . gives a new meaning to neighborhood watch. >> and winery with a military motiff and a safe haven for local veterans. >> they killed my baby. they killed my soul, too . >> a young mother mourns the loss of an innocent infant. three month old baby killed over the weekend in what police believe is a gang-related shooting. it appears the wrong family was targeted with the senseless shooting. these are the police sketches of the men responsible. one suspect isurped arrest for the shooting. karina has more from east palo alto. >> right, the two suspects in the case are juveniles. police are not releasing t

. >> i am sad because i miss him a lot. do not really like that the police shot him. >> what do you think about all of these people? >> i am happy because everyone is coming here to join, i miss my dad a lot. >> the daughter of oscar grant received a $1.5 million settlement from bart. >> it looks to be. warmer forecast with james fletcher. >> a live look from mt. tam showing us a low cloud cover, we will get some good breaks in the sun. a lot of locations seeing the early morning sunshine. temperatures are ok, 53 in san francisco, cooler to the north. or warmer out in the east bay. all in all, not bad, tenders will increase quite a bit. on the satellite, it is a lot less than we have seen in the past few days. san francisco south along the coastline, fall. temptresses afternoon will get into the '80s for some spots, napa will reach about 81, 84 in fairfield, almost 88 in santa rosa. san francisco will be in the mid-60's, the oakland mid- 70s, will 80's in the south bay. san jose coming in at 78. where will your is your 7 day

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i don't miss the paris hiltons. this is like a joke i do. on the one hand, you really want to do something, on the other hand it is mixed emotions. tavis: when i last saw you, you were headed to start your tour. how's it going? >> we have done boston, atlantic city, indianapolis, vegas, phoenix, you have cities throughout florida, new york, australia, kankan -- hong kong. tavis: do you enjoy it? >> well, i don't like travel. i have been to some major digital conferences. i went to the dmz. there is a surreal experience. i love standing on a stage and i like making people laugh. in fact, that is the biggest high. i don't like traveling but once you get out there, that audiences in your grass and you know you are coming to a line that is finally there. if you deliver your line well, that is a high. i did not get a chance to write about that. i was at the 30th parallel. i am in the window. i'm in the room. there is still an armistice. this is under a truce. standing on this line of south korea, north korea. in the middle of this room where they

i miss them so much. i hope i'm making them proud.hink they would have made of you, particularly your father, who was this great mentor. what would he have made of what you have made of yourself? >> well, i think my father would be proud of me right now, you know. he would have scolded me a couple times because i made a couple mistakes along the time. >> what would very scolded you for? >> you know, i think a couple relationships he would have wanted me to get it together a little sooner because my mother and father was married for 64 years. you know, that's all i've ever known. i've just known these two people to be married. i always thought of that. >> that's amazing. there's an irony if you don't mind me saying this. in the sense of you being portrayed as straight talker, no chaser, you're the love guru but you had two failed marriages. what would you say to yourself? >> it's kind of okay because what i've learned about mistakes and failures is that they're not just complete wipeouts. mistakes and failures are great teachers and fa

oh and i missed all of my father doesn't want me to work around job like this. why does one need to suffer like him. i still have the overage work is dangerous work. how much i have enjoyed change i go from one job to another how much i wanted to learn and looking for the job that suits me the best her role i was a machinist a mechanic an auto repair man. i was a carpenter's world that i worked earning close. when i was a salesman in a shoe shop. i think i've had many careers. and i'm coming to. live the same this year started off full of joy down. a wall full of happiness and no fear on. the sunday that approaches bad luck. more than one company care. from spain and italy but they began to multiply. and we expanded with time. they will take all our work. with foreign companies contracts they all know about all the garbage you get. more so in the city contributed with the really waste disposal companies because they perceive the zabbaleen to be old fashioned. the standard but they didn't come tell us which you need to modernize your ways wasn't a one simple numbe

i know. did you miss me? >> jimmy: yeah. i really did. i missed you. yeah, i did. >> that was so sincere. s me? that was sincere too. yeah. [ laughter ] how's kim? where's kim? >> oh, we didn't want her on this trip. [ laughter ] >> she's in london. >> jimmy: she's in london, yeah. holding that big ring that she has on? that crazy ring. that is a nuts -- that is a nuts, crazy size ring. look at this. >> let's see it. >> jimmy: good god. >> that is pretty nuts. >> jimmy: hey, what is this again? its like $25 million bazillion? >> mm-hm. >> that is exactly what it is. >> on the dot. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> to the cent. >> jimmy: i'm going to pray there. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you guys fighting it out for who's going to be maid of honor? >> i'm the maid and khloe's the matron. >> but i hate -- >> someone that's married so you have to be the matron. i'm like "that is the oldest, ugliest name i've ever heard." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't want to be the matron. >> so why am i the matron? like that is one the ugliest dress -- and you guys always do that to me too. >> well, kim

can't believe i missed that. he decides that hunting deer is not a night idea next time he will aim for an apple. thank you participating, you can sit down. give yourself a clap. those are very basic hand movements we use to tell a story. so, the next story we will show you is going to take place in this forest that we just created. i want you to imagine you are in the old forest and we will explain to you the story. >> that was namaste. the devine in me greets the devine in you. can you say that? very good. so, as joe anna was saying. this come from the word meaning to tell stores. this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio, no comic books or no books for people like you and me to read. was this the same here? >> yes. all offer the world it was lik

but i miss -- i still miss my friends terribly. and sometimes at night when i'm trying to sleep if i allow my mind to go there, i feel like i'm falling backwards off a cliff somehow. you know, with so many gone. [ music ] >> reporter: so many gone indeed. the u.n. says in the last three decades 60 million people around the world have been infected with hiv and at least 25 million have died. hundreds of thousands of children, mostly in africa, have been orphaned. american federal health officials once predicted a vaccine would be ready by the late 1980s. but despite all of the research and study there are no signs that a vaccine will be ready any time soon. but if one person best represents hope it is a man known as the berlin patient. a man who medical journals have said doctors cured of aids. here is our exclusive t.v. interview with him. his name is timothy ray brown, a 45-year-old man now living in the bay area who tested positive for hiv back in 1995. but who now has entered the scientific journals as the first man in world hist

. >> my flight to frankfurt got canceled to i missed my connection in rome. now i have been waiting here, a bunch of different standbys that i have missed. >> reporter: united airlines computer problem apparently was fixed after just five hours but the nightmare for stranded passengers lingers on. robin goodyear, her three kids and young friend were at wits ends. >> we stand in line forever. they said we could fly from phoenix to boise. but we had to come all the way down to terminal 1 and when we got to terminal 1 they said the flight from phoenix to boise is completely overbooked so they are sending us all the way back. >> reporter: pat hogan says the airline hasn't been much help. >> their computers crashed and they just threw their hands up. didn't know when they would be up. didn't know what they would do with all these people. >> reporter: united says it is working with passengers to rebook or provide refunds but with airlines flying fuller than ever this summer rebooking has been tough. missing flights halfway around the world. >> warsaw was late. and