itt this book goes into, goes into what the band does after jim morrison. and how the name is used, how the name is marketed. at this is a great subject to be talking about because this is the age and the air a of all of these opportunities to make money and to market and repurpose. particularly in this digital era that we live. this story actually starts before morrison dies. before morrison dies because you tell the story to start the book of an offer from buick -- >>, on buick, light my fire. buick, light my fire. tavis: that is what buick wanted to do. what happens when buick comes a knocking? >> it was big money at the time. tavis: like what? >> maybe $100,000. today, a few million, let's say. he were like, whoa. jim came back into town and he said, what? tavis: you jumped too fast. you had basically accepted the offer. while morrison is out of town. kinda sorta. whatever, it happened. you guys took the bait. i want to put the blame where it lies. you guys take the bait. morrison comes back in town. what happens next? >> he says, great. i have a good i

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ma took something really big to itt these siblings to stop fighting. >> they're my only brothers, and if they died, i don't know what i would do. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: good evening, everyone. scott is off tonight. i'm jeff glor. the bridge was considered gacture critical, meaning if ene major part fails the rest does, too. tere is no backup. that is exactly what happened last night outside seattle when a truck hit a steel beam on the stagit river bridge, sending vehicles and passengers plunging into the water below. inl of it happened just as the holiday weekend begins. more than 30 million americans will travel over memorial day, and many will drive over a bridge in need of repair or replacement. we begin with henry rosoff from our cbs affiliate, kiro tv. >> the riverside bridge over i-5 collapsed. we have vehicles in the water. >> reporter: bryce kenning was driving north behind the truck that hit struck the beam. the truck cleared the bridge but the whole roadway gave way, plunging kenning 25 feet into the stagit rive

story but these liberal journalist did not properly read the study and many simply don't understand ittint* is that the breadwinner moms 63% are single mothers. you heard her say that isn't the point* but it is. if they were simply a matter of women progressing progressing, enjoying the rewards of their education and their hard work no one would celebrate more than i would and i do anyway but i am not the only one who finds the trend troubling. it is not a values discussion they also ask the question about these numbers 63% single parents say there are more single mothers in a society is a big problem the american public agrees with me. we all want to celebrate but political correctness and nonsense months not dictate we deny reality which is that the disintegration of the family at -- and has a detrimental impact we have to be honest about that because being a single mother is the toughest role one can have and no one come a man or woman should celebrate what is working for some, it is a bonus they earn more than their husbands and that is great but for some working single moms that is

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maybe itt j a number then and not a prejudice thing. >> let's start with that.hether she is a liberal or conservative, would you have invited clara bell to speak in the 1950s? >> you don't think oprah would be an excellent example to set for your graduating class for people to go out to the world and accomplish and achieve thinns? >> if she is something to speak at commencements, i hate to see what their four years as undergraduates consisted of. i >>- q. i can see the ambassador -- >> i can see the ambassador's point. a woman is not okay cay to sit there and give advice. >> it is still not a dude. >> it is common and easy for a black woman in america to become a single -- >> they are a dime a dozen. >> joe, i didn't realize that what you do every day is watch oprah. this is what it is about. >> watch oprah? i am oprah. >> he has a dream board above his bed. >> ambassador, is this because you haven't been asked recently? >> probably. >> now it all comes out. >> honestly what does her success in life have to do with her education? >> that's an interesting point.

the te story is true, it's awful and al very shocking considering it's s right next to cia, why would itt be happening here? >> reporter: depend, no charges yet, and the words thatt the federal authorities are using, it's a possible case of human trafficking, sources do do indicate that authorities ats at this point don't believe thatbet they're walking about any sortrt of sexual a pews here.. no comment also -- abuse here, , and no comment from the saudi arabia embassy at the district but a person did say that thistt compound is not connected with the embassy.embassy. wisdom and sarah.sara >>> melanie alnwick reportingreg live, thank you.live, thank >>> in the top story this morning.mornin closure for a d.c. family afterf a man is found guilty for a brutal beating. tommy branch is found guilty on several charges including aggravated assault while armed.. the victim. tc maslin was on his way from a a game home.. maslin was left with brain injuries. his family is thankful for the support. >> through it all, it's been a e toenugh ordeal for the maslins t to see how they have handled it with

say those are the ones -- >> but you know at the samekn time, we are to respect what itt is, becauses call survival. if people are traveling the world and making big money with you or and are for you, if you're running that type of entourage and camp, and keep it uncomfortable to keep it real, had he they got bills to pay. p. >> who what is the truce, youe, guys have $100 million but but you're still fugitives and d you're still outlaws. >> true satisfaction, because ia think the moral on fast 5 youstu think it's money, it's more freedom. it's freedom of self. self it's money, it's about knowledg and knowing who you are and loving yourself, and happiness, happiness is a choice.ch that is what it is.is. >> you're in this business, you are making good money, you you travel what is the one restriction of being an actor. c >> i'm saying, my privacy is all i own and i'm not talking about that. my privacy is all i own. there's a lot of people who wake-up every day trying toing figure out how can i be more famous. for me the more famous i get,i e the more a feel like i kind of f clam in and

editorial board, that you wouldn't g call for blood if itt were president romney?ut his tax returns? this is now become a school yard pick up game. the media picks sides, cbs is on one side, msnbc jon stewart the times on the other. and we're the underdogs. the rebels, the hoosiers. it's rocky.s it's bad news bears. it's boos some buddies. but why does it have to be in grow up and do your job, media. fox news really is the vanguard and the first to land and soften up the ground so everyone else can come in and do their jobs. it's a shame jon stewart is in the rear with the gear. >> interesting. >> canoh i -- >> i want to ask juan a question. isn't a the media complicit in a cover-up of a cover-up and if you deny it, aren't you covering up the cover-up of the cover-up? and by saying no to that, aren't you covering up the cover upof the cover-up of the cover-up? >> perry mason! >> i'm guilty! get the shackles. you know what? this is an amazing moment on "the five." >> it is? >> i think i agree with you. >> there you go. >> i'm serious. i think the media -- >> you've

itt is where you begin -- is the world of ideas that begin to separate them and bring them together. they argue over ideas. one of those ideas with the fact there was another woman that she met at his graduation from williams college. that became a point of contention. >> we have a sense of that with a letter that she wrote to james garfield about the relationship. i should not blame my heart is it lost all faith in you. i shall not be forever telling you i love you when there is no more desire for it on your part. .t was touch and go >> what is really interesting is even though she very much loved him, she has also looked out for herself. become aing to teacher and she determined that she would work and earn her own salary. she did not want to be a burden on her father. if she never got married, had to depend on anyone else. she not only becomes a teacher, but an interest of art is born in her. she becomes an art teacher. this is all right before she gets married. -- he hasother affair another affair. he has a full-blown affair with a woman in new york. that nearly dozen the marriag

througi a field of barb wire and finalll reaching what i thought it was the end, it turned out that itt had another field of barb wire that i had ahead of me to crawl crawl through. i was in the courtroom when they were calling me a devil, it'sdet one thing to be called things is the media and it's another thing to be sitting in the courtroom fighting for your life while lih people are calling you a devil. it's not true. ue >> knox spent four years in aa prison in italy. >>> 7:26, still ahead in our ou next half hour.hour. grading the president 100 days s into his second term. >>> from the situation in syriaa to his confrontations in congress, we look at the biggest issues facing the administratio when we sit down with our ou bipartisan panel of political insiders. >>> celebrity advice to jason collins, we will tell you who the nba star turned for help before his historic revelation. >>> i love this song. song. >> as we head to the break, here a live look outside. we are going to check in with tucker and julie for a look at t traffic and weather next. it's 7:27.'s 7:2 this is david bowi

. >> if the resolution passes, itt will only allow gay scouts not t gay leaders. le they cast a secret ballot. the results are expected tonight. no matter how it turns out, there's going to be people whobo are not happy on either side of issue. >> no matter how it goes. >> no hatter how it goes. >>> a senate committee held a a hearing on allegations of tax evasion by it giant apple. >> it wasn't all con 1 contentit here is a light moment. mo >> why i hell i have to keep updating the apps on my iphone all the time and why you don't ' fix that, thank you mr. chairmar n we're trying to make them better all the time.time. >>> the senate subcommittee is investigating whether apple used irish subsidiaries to hide and avoid paying taxes on millions o of dollars in profit. pr >>> 7:11 right now.> ig and still ahead on this thursday morning, crossing the line you, being, a remorseful sergio garcia apologizes for racist rai remarks he made about fellow golfer tiger woods.iger coming up his public apology and tiger's reaction. >>> and teen pregnancy, rates, s drop to the low

her fiance, brad putt, itt, on cover of "vanity fair." he didn't talk about this issue.t mommy's mommy and she would tell them about her mother. she said i am fortunate to have a partner that is so loving and supportive. brad was at the pink lotus breast center for every minute of the surgeries. we managed to find moments to laugh together. we knew this was the right thing to do for our family and that it would bring us closer and it has. i love to hear that, especially after going through what she is going through and having to make some really personal decisions to have a partner that would support her every step of the way is so important. a lot of women don't have that. >> so important to have that support and talk about it with people love. and for angelina jolie to talk about it publicly. >>> let's bring in the chief medical officer and executive pri vice president of the american cancer society. so nice to see up my first big question for you. in this particular case, a woman who knows that she has the gene, this faulty gene, is it -- is it standard operating proc

makee employer decides to an employment decision based of itt is in the report requires an adverse action letter telling the potential employees that we are want to make a decision based on what we saw in this report. you have five days to dispute it, here is the process and here -- here's how you contact the agency. i said to jeffrey j. have you considered whether you are a consumer reporting agency? he did not know the answer. at this point there was no other company doing what they do. >> i believe my response was -- that is why you are talking to you. >> yes. we started working together right after that call. one of the first things that we did on the business side was set up what we call the human level review. so, after the report is generated, someone at the company has to look at it and redact the protected class information, doing various other things. we compiled a manual for the thatyees to actually do worked so that the employer never sees the affirmation they are not allowed to consider. and then we set about trying to figure out how the intelligence complied with the fair cr

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