king trained reverend jackson. reverend jackson trained as.d as a black thing, but as a progressive thing. that's how we can go forward. >> i guess -- think you very much, panelists applaud that. >> reverend jackson, i guess what we're saying a. as a moderator, and was, to use your phraseology on this is that your the man for every season to your the man with rhyme and reason. thank you very much for your life and your legacy. [applause] >> dr. dyson? >> thank you. [applause] >> don't leave. please, please do not lead or you're going to miss one of the great treats of your life. i want to thank the panel for all the great work that they did up here today, no doubt about it. for the extraordinary work that they did and for the insight that they gave us, and as dr. peterson said, we could stand a very long time and try to deconstruct the legacy of reverend jackson and it wouldn't be enough time. but i want to thank reverend marcia dyson for expertly shepherding that panel through some critical areas of reverend jackson's life and legacy. now we

but sarah herman thinks that is unlikely in jackson's case. >> kenneth jackson is simply in confinement he cannot cope in general population. he is more afraid of being in general pop with other inmates with a roommate and cell mate. we've tried a couple times to get him to go to general population. he didn't last 24 hours. he did not feel safe. go put your clothes on. >> jackson's coping issues are not limited to general population. he recently cut himself in order to deal with the stress of living in confinement. >> the best way to relieve the pressure. i cut on myself. i cut my arm. when i bleed and got the pain it relaxes me. it's like having the most orgasm you can ever had. my blood pressure is 147/104 and i cut and 20 minutes later it's down to 110/70. i relax. straight up. >> this is your daily visit. remember we talked on thursday. where you at today? let me see you arms. both. both. don't mess with it. >> sergeant herman has come to check on jackson and discuss his request to return to general population. >> when you told me on thursday you were bg b to break, remember that? w

the headboard from the dead in which jackson died was

jackson 3. jackson has 20. >> clark: penetration always leads to opportunity.o joe jackson for 3. you put pressure on the defense. help. recovery and it's too late. that ball always moves much faster on the defense when it's on a string. >> gorgui dieng almost let that travel around the world. >> clark: louisville loves to run the pick and roll with siva. he is so good at getting between the defenders. man-to-man here for memphis. here comes the high screen. >> verne: yes. >> clark: and siva does a good job keeping that dribble alive. >> verne: and chris crawford has it. beautiful pass. barton. tied at 70. >> clark: that was well done. that's where memphis thrives. in the open court with they can utilize that outstanding speed. >> verne: each time we had a tie and a foul underneath on ferrakohn hall. that's going to send chane behanan to the line. >> clark: a nifty move by the big fellow. decided to do it on his own. nice foot work and good ball handling skills. you just think about how good this kid can become. behanan. with that body and quick, lively feet. a

semana se subastaron articulos del fallecido michael jackson . >> las cámaras de tombola llegaron al jackson . >> todas las pertencias y las cosas de michael jackson ya tienen dueño, una subasta del fin de semana dejó a nuevos dueños con las pasadas cosas del cantante michael jackson . >> este piano fue vendido por 9.600 dólares . >> esta cámara era el lugar privado fue vendida por 46 mil dólares . >> la familia pidió que no fuera vendida la recamara dónde murió michael jackson . >> la alfombra que estaba en el cuarto si fue vendida en quince mil dólares . >> ya regresamos a las cámaras, a los estudios de tombola . >> pensaba que iban a recaudar más dinero, pero no fue tanto. >> sin duda anahi pasa por unos de sus mejores momentos de su carrera y ya esta grabando un tema con juan gabriel, ella lo anuncio en twitter, agradeció al cantante por creer en ella. >> juan gabriel le respondió y agradeció por twitter . >> más adelante . >> julián responde de una vez si es o no homosexual . >> elena critica a su ex david bisbal . >> una ex miss venezuela muere por el cáncer . >> como pasara p

for janet jackson, 2011 has been a year of blank?eat deal of happiness, some sadness. >> reporter: like reliving the trauma of her brother's death. during the trial of conrad murray, who is now serving a four-year jail sentence. when it came to the trial, you tweeted out, "justice has been served." what did you mean by that? >> exactly that. even though it doesn't bring my brother back, that would be the ultimate, but the best was done at that moment. >> reporter: it must be terrible, sitting in that courtroom. >> it was difficult on all of us. it wasn't easy, sitting there, every single day. >> reporter: but 2011 has also been a year of new beginnings. ♪ control >> reporter: and an international concert tour. janet jackson also guards the memory of the brother with whom she was so close. what do you want your brother's legacy to be? >> just so many things. his love for children, his love for people. his love for music. his love for the fans. >> reporter: when do you think about him most? >> every day, every day. a day doesn't go by.

what's it like to meet michael jackson? >> fis first words to me.you know what your favorite song is? i stepped outside myself and said michael jackson has a favorite song of mine. he said it was "gone girl." ♪ >> he sang a piece of it. and i would have fainted, you know. were i less of a man, i would have fainted. >> there's a few peepgs you have exceptions, michael jackson, mohammed -- >> fan nattic out a little bit. but i kept it together. i was like, you sound good singing that. what? what did you just say? >> when you write songs, i think one of the most amazing things about you as a songwriter is you don't put ne-yo's voice and feelings into somebody else's mouthed. when i hear you writing for rihanna, beyonce, i hear songs -- how do you make that happen? how do you make the shift from writing to yourself to writing for somebody else? >> to be completely honest, i really don't know. people asked me how do i write for women? >> yeah, for example. >> i really don't to be honest with you. any song i've ever written for a woman, i've basically tak

janet jackson sits down with juju chang with words of wisdom for her niece. tells us, what it was like growing up with big brother, mi

jackson commons is perhaps the most urban of these. it is a pedestrian way through the project, from west to east and from east to west. it carries the fluid language of the landscaping, which pete walker's firm established at sydney walton. it allows pedestrians passage and use where there are currently none. retail in three places. the cafe and retail space. a larger one to the right. and then the club kept a to the north. opportunities for indoor/outdoor seating and retail uses there. and then the club itself to the north, the aquatics center, is screened from the public, but in a way that we think will allow glimpses in and at least a sense of openness while preserving privacy. here is the existing conditions, looking towards the embarcadero on jackson street. a very unfortunate terminus for one of the city's interest in historical streets. and here is the idea what the jackson commons might look like. you get to the four-story portion of the residential project on the right. there is a residential garden below that low screen wall

jackson: mr. speaker. until the house addresses unemployment insurance, i recommend that we vote on that adjournment. the speaker pro tempore: do you seek a recorded vote? mr. jackson: i request a recorded vote, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote -- the gentleman is not recognized for debate. mr. jackson: mr. speaker, i request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are zero, the

we have a lot of interest some michael jackson in general. this is the first time we've sold artwork. the item from his personal bedroom will be of most interest. he would often write on the furniture. we have an armoire that name wrote on. >> reporter: one item removed at the request of the family was the headboard from the bed where jackson died. >> we had a private viewing. they came in, made posters, cards, and mrs. jackson asked that the cards be brought over to the kids after the exhibition and auction is over. we have achalkboard that the kids wrote on in the kitchen and they changed messages every day. it has the last message that the kids wrote for their father. >> reporter: adam housley, fox news. >>> fox 5 news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> wakey, wakey! december13th shaping up to a beautiful day, a beautiful cold december day. good morning. i'm maureen umeh. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's get a quick look at our weather with tucker barnes. >> it has been mild for the last couple of weeks but this is typical of what we should

among the highlights, the rug under the bed where jackson died fetched over $15,000. estimate was $400. and an armoire where jackson wrote a message to himself on the mirror brought in $18,000. >> hugh is a celebrity chef who is a judge on the wildly popular reality show top chef. >> he talked to lizzy and told her about the places he enjoyed while he was in san francisco. >> you get to hang out with pat and tom. >> gail -- >> tom, nice guy? >> a great guy. a very serious man. >> he is. >> a lot going on. i can talk to people like that for days because he is such -- in my industry, such a success. it's funny, such a talented chef and fun to be around. >> then i know every guy wants to know, padma. i ask, is she a gorgeous as she looks? >> she is hot. >> doggone it, she is. is there anything wrong with -- >> not really. >> probably really nice, too. >> really nice, a really cute kid. the whole deal. >> the whole deal. >> the whole deal. a franchise, that one. >> we're talking, you're going to be on what's happening live in the new year. >> i will. january 11th on bravo

it is not mandatory, miss jackson. >> [inaudible] >> miss jackson? >> [inaudible] >> ok. >> the panelists will be here. >> we can talk about it all day long. there is the disconnect. this happens a lot here. another thing that might be helpful is to have those same folks that feel that it is mandatory in these meetings. to my knowledge, those are not mandatory. that is the way we monitor them. >> are there any other additional questions? we can hook up with miss robinson. >> [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> ok. thank you. i just want to responde to the question. previously, the establishment of the human rights commission was done by what we called chapter 12. you know that, that was about the employment of residence here in san francisco. we still have chapter 12b on the books. however, 12b is the employment ordnance for the city -- ordinance for the city. as the administration changes and this government with a different government leaders, we were giving the responsibility to deal with only the employment and if there is a case of discrimination. you

he told me, jackson, call your lawyer. i just said a little prayer and i called my lawyer. is. he said congratulations. i'm off death row. i said praise the lord. my i.q. was in the range of 69 to 72. >> although he's no longer a condemned man and is now serving life without parole, the reality is jackson committed a violent crime. >> at the age of 19, a robbery occurred on april the 15, 1996, rob and murder. and a female victim got killed in the process. i wish i could change things, but i can't. >> as part of standard procedure, jackson is spending 90 days in ad-seg to ensure a smooth transition into general population. >> they got me in ad-seg now. you're like -- i really had the best night of sleep i've had in a long time. i feel that i did a crime, i'm paying my price for it. i do believe it. if my life, my story, can help somebody child by passing all this, i feel due to the lord, you know, made a point through me. >>> coming up on "lockup: extended stay" -- >> open l-23. >> jeremiah jackson is finally released from ad-seg. >> nice time for a new -- to start. >> and l

janet jackson is a study in contrast. a brash performer.t offstage, intensely private, even shy. having spent her whole life in the spotlight. here, she belts out a tune on "the carol burnett show," holding her own with her brothers. ♪ good times >> reporter: as the youngest child in a wildly successful show business family, she seems like the typical child star. and yet, she was deeply self-conscious about her body. where did that come from? >> it stemmed from being a kid. being the baby of the family, you get teased. >> reporter: you wrote in your book, michael would tease you. >> yes. about my butt being too big. and i carried that through as an adult. but i was 10 years old when i did "good times." >> hi. >> i remember my very first show, the wardrobe woman said, we're going the bind your chest because your chest is too big. i was developing at a very young age. and the following season, they said i needed to lose weight. and i just kept it inside, for years. >> reporter: and while her anthem came, i'm in control, she felt anything but.

michael jackson's daughter finally talks, addressing her young life behind that mask. >>> and made in america. viewers to the rescue. the christmas list you sent us to help create 200,000 american jobs. >> made in america! >>> good evening. we come to you tonight on an historic day for america's fighting men and women. you may remember it was eight years, seven months and 13 days ago that president george w. bush stood beneath the banner that proclaimed mission accomplished in iraq. well, today, his successor, president obama, assured the nation that the worlds on that banner are finally reality. he thanks the 1 million troops and support forces who have served in iraq, paying tribute as the last of the battle troops head home. but there is a big question looming. will their achievement in iraq unravel or will it stand? and we turn to abc's martha raddatz who reports from baghdad again tonight. >> reporter: to the last american troops preparing to make the final journey out of iraq, and to the more than 1 million who have served in this war, president obama said today the coming days

snow in the northern cascades and northern rockies. >> snow from jackson, mississippi. with mountain northern northern new england. >>> and finally this morning, the teenage daughter of the king of pop, now eagerly awaiting to step into her own spotlight. >> that's right. now that paris jackson has landed her first film role, she's shedding a little light on her morals and her relationship with her famous dad. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: she's the freshest fa face in hollywood, even though her dad was once the most famous man in the world. michael jackson fiercely protected the privacy of his children. >> do you remember wearing a mask and going, this is kind of weird? >> yeah, i'm like, this is stupid. why am i wearing a mask? >> right. >> but yeah. i kind of realized the older i got, like, he only tried to protect us. >> reporter: it wasn't until his memorial service that we finally heard her speak. >> and i just wanted to say i love him so much. >> reporter: that was two years ago. earlier this year, paris jackson told robin roberts she's ready for her ow

>>> big-screen debut for michael jackson's little girl. the lead role paris will play in an upcoming motion picture. >>> and abc, speaking of abc, was the network to watch last night. what a lively debate that was. >> it was a fascinating evening. we'll get to that in just a moment. >>> also this morning, though, alec baldwin makes his first tv appearance publicly apologizing, kind of, for that temper tantrum on the plane and the ensuing twitter rampage. his surprise late-night appearance coming up on "good morning america." >>> plus, we're learning more about the man who shot up one of the iconic intersections in hollywood. what was his motive? >>> lot coming up this morning. >>> but we want to get straight to the debate in iowa, where there some fierce exchanges among the republicans who would be president. and perhaps even a defining moment. "good morning america" co-anchor george stephanopoulos was right in the thick of it, moderating the debate alongside diane sawyer and george joins us now. george, good morning to you. >> good mornin

michael jackson's bedroom. was allowed in, even michael jackson's children. >> tell me about the excitement for that auction. >> obviously, a lot of things. michael jackson, all of these things surrounded him the latter part of his life. this is one of the most interesting pieces that has the most interest. armoire that michael jackson wrote on. he wrote train, perfection, march, april, full out may and michael would stand in front of this mirror and a motivational message to himself. >> you know that for a fact it was michael who wrote those things on that mirror? >> yes. because it's his handwriting. we know michael jackson hired us in 2008 to clear out neverland. so we noticed up there that michael often wrote on mirrors and furniture and often he did in hotel rooms. >> look. that armoire could be between $6,000 and $8,000 but with his handwriting on it, how much do you think it could fetch at auction? >> well, the 6,000 to 8,000 is if you or i owned it but because it's associated with michael jackson, i'm a

jackson pacific and artstone are the sponsors for the approved residential high-rise. there has been no change in the ownership of this site since its first planning commission approval in 2006. the same project sponsor that was committed to the site and the project remains in place and we look forward to moving forward with construction as soon as possible. we are now requesting a one-year extension to the entitlement and our actions to date we believe show our commitment to the project and to the rincon hill plan despite the impact on 340 fremont street of the global recession. artstone is making a major new financial commitment to the project. we are in the process of assembling the project team. we plan to complete and design documents during the year 2012 and be ready for construction. we remain very positive about the potential for 340 fremont street and the rincon hill neighborhood. economic background -- the approval process represented a 24-month effort by our design team working closely with south of the planning department. by late 2007, we had invested appr

jackson, thank you so much. (cheers and applause) samuel l. jackson now appearing on broadway on the

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we'll hear the desperation in coach jackson's os >> in berkeley today, the police and fire departments held their annual toys for tots giveaway, registered families lined up this morning to get first crack at the gifts and toys and there were plenty of them. tablesful. the police and fire departments act as a distribution center for the idaho donated by various groups. officers say the act of giving brings them back year after year. >> the satisfaction of doing and it helping folks that need help and maybe wouldn't get christmas gifts and toys, and people are appreciative and nice to happen in your own community. >> an estimated 1,000 families will be helped this year by the berkeley fire and police departments through their toyota campaign. >> one of the biggest toy giveaways in silicon valley take place tomorrow but organizees are short hundreds of toys. volunteers from south bay labor unions and community groups still need more than 9,000 toys. demand has doubled and for some children it may be the only gift they get for the holidays. >> today was free parking day in oakland, and if

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jackson: mr. chairman, i -- ms. jackson lee: mr. chairman, i ask for the yeas and nays. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from texas will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 7 printed in part b of house report 112-311. for what purpose does the gentlelady from wisconsin seek recognition? ms. moore: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 7 printed in part b of house report 112-311 offered by ms. moore of wisconsin. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 479, the gentlelady from wisconsin, ms. moore, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from wisconsin. ms. moore: thank you so much, mr. chairman. my amendment is very straightforward. it would exempt our nation's veterans from the burdensome layers and hurdles that h.r. 10 imposes and adds to the administration -- administrative rule making process and would specifically remove veterans fro

the golden globes are o nounsed and howard stern has a new big job and paris jackson, michael jackson'sing out about her father for the first time. let's get the scoop from the senior editor at us weekly let's start off here. >> the artist scored the most nominations. that's a black and white silent film. >> did you like it? i am told it's not completely silent. >> there is a surprise. little elements of sound. music. it's really the golden globes taking a chance and rewarding something that is taking artistic leave. i thought the story line was really a star is born. retold in a different way. people are really looking to award this. >> were there big surprises? >> there were more big surprises. merrill streep against a newcomer for the girl in the dragon tattoo. a highly coveted role. merrill streep everyone said will win it. this is her playing margaret thatcher and one of career-defining roles. >> that's a big showdown. i am stunned by this only because so many people said it wouldn't happen. howard stern going to "america's got talent." >> people said it wasn't going to happen beca

in talking to coach jackson, he said that mcclain was very remorseful. he said he should be for the position he put his team in and his teammates. coach jackson was keeping it close to the vest whether or not he would allow his middle linebacker to get on the field. >> reporter: thank you. we'll keep a close eye on that. lsu struggled much of the first half-bye a as h he gallops across the goal line. did he flip the ball to the official too soon? the ruling of a td would stand. lsu up big. alfred blue takes the handoff. he's gone. lsu puts up 42 unanswered points. they win, 42-10. tiger woods with a three shot lead after two rounds, but that would not last. talk to me baby. he's good right there. one over par. woods is trailing zach jackson into the final round. 163 yards out. the eagle is good. johnson with four under par. they take a one shot lead into the final round. before we get out of here, it's the season to give. giants reliever, jeremy was working some groups this afternoon. two groups called generation alive and northern california urban. they