in his interview with larry king, chapman claimed to have recovered from the mental illness that had ry. and i accept full responsibility for what i did. i have seen places where i am blaming the devil, and i hope that isn't kept going after this interview. i'm not blaming the devil. i'm blaming myself, but in a major sense, it wasn't me because i'm better now. i'm sorry for what i did. i realize now that i really ended a man's life. i just saw him as a two-dimensional celebrity with no real feelings. he was an album cover to me. ♪ ♪ (singing) you wouldn't haul a load without checking your clearance. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. how much dirt can us. we manufacture? more than you think. very little. [doorbell rings] what's this? swiffer sweeper. i came in under the assumption that it was clean. i've been living in a fool's paradise. when i first sit in the seat it makes me think of a bmw. i feel like i'm in a lexus. you would think that this was a brand new audi. it's like a luxury car. feels kind of like an infinity. very s

>> larry king. >> come on.eft cnn over four years ago. >> jeanne moos. >> correct. >> oh, look at you. >> look at you. look at me. i'm the one who's been at the network 34 1/2 years arriving at cnn for my first job in tv in new york. >> like my friend here. >> those pigs would prove pro thet ik. >> have you ever committed adultery. >> some reporters pull out all the stops. i pulled out sharp objects at the sword swallowers convention. >> you did a great job. >> the early days of cnn, people called us chicken noodle news. i split my time covering both the silly and the serious. >> reporting live from the united nations. >> i've worn a lot of different hats. mostly to keep my hair down. >> and the wind just blowing it up. >> one of my hairiest moments was when i mixed up an ex-president with a then current one. >> i've been called worse than that. >> i got to pick a lot of my stories. like the life of a traffic cone. how they give up theirs to protect ours. and they spend their lives getting laid over and over. o

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>> larry king. >> reporter: come on, larry and his suspenders left cnn over four years ago. >> go aheadnne moos. >> correct. >> look at you. >> reporter: look at you? look at me. i'm the one at the network 34 1/2 years. arriving at cnn in plattsburg, new york. those pigs would prove prophetic. animals a high light of my cnn years. some reporters pull out all the stops. i pulled out sharp objects, the sword swallowers convention. no, no. i didn't want to. >> you didn't want to. you did a great job. >> reporter: in the early days of cnn people called us chicken noodle news. i split my time covering the silly and serious. i'm jeanne moos reporting live from the united nations. i've worn a lot of different hats. what? mostly to cokeep my hair down. the wind blows it up. one of my hairiest moments mixed an ex-president with a current one. >> sorry, president nixon. i got to pick a lot of my stories. whimsical ones, the life of a traffic cone, how they give up theirs to protect ours. and they spend their lives getting laid over and over. what's the life span of a cone? over the years i have d

>> larry king? >> reporter: come on. n over four years ago. >> um -- jeanne moos. >> correct. >> oh, look at you. >> reporter: look at you? look at me. i'm the one who's been at the network 34 1/2 years. arriving at cnn for my first job in tv in plats burg, new york. those bigs would prove proph prophetic. animals have been a highlight of my cnn years. >> have you ever committed adultery? >> reporter: some reporters pull out all the stops. i pulled out sharp objects at the sword swallowers convention. >> no, no, i don't want to -- oh, oh! >> you did a great job. >> reporter: in the early days of cnn, people called us chicken noodle news. i split my time covering both the silly and the serious. >> i'm jeanne moos reporting live from the united nations. >> reporter: i've worn a lot of different hats. mostly to keep my hair down. >> the wind blows it up. >> reporter: one of my hairiest moments was when i mixed up an ex-president with a then-current one. >> sorry. president nixon. >> i've been called worse. >> reporter: i got

. >> larry king. >> come on. four years ago. >> jeanne moos. >> correct. >> look at you. >> look at you. look at me. i'm the one who has been at the network 34 1/2 years arriving at cnn for my first job in tv in new york. those pigs would prove a highlight of my cnn years. >> have you committed adultery. >> some reporters pull out all of the stops. i pulled out short objects at the sword swallowers convention. i don't want to -- >> you didn't want to but you did a great job. >> in early years of cnn people called us chicken noodle news. i covered the silly and the serious. i have worn a lot of different hats. mostly to keep my hair down. >> the wind just blows it up. >> one of my hairiest moments is when i mixed up an ex-president with the current one. i got to pick a lot of my stories. whimsical like the life of a traffic cone how they give up theirs to protect ours and they spend their lives getting laid over and over. what's the life span of a cone? over the years i probably have done thousands of man on the s

>> larry king? >> come on larry and his suspenders left cnn over four years ago. >> jeanne moos?ok at you, look at me i'm the one that's been at the network for 34 1/2 years. arriving at cnn in plattsburgh, new york. animals have been a highlight of my cnn careers. >> have you ever committed adultery. >> some reporters pulled out all the stops. i pulled out sharp objects. no no no. i don't want to -- >> you didn't want to, but you did a great job. >> in the early days of cnn people called us chicken noodle news. i split my time covering the silly and the serious. i've worn a lot of different hats. mostly to keep my hair down. >> the wind blows it up. >> one of my hairiest moments is when i mixed up an ex-president rent one. >> i've been called worse than that. >> i got to pick a lot of my stories, whimsical ones like the life of a traffic cone how they give up theirs to protect ours. and they spend their lives getting laid over and over. >> what's the life span of a cone. >> over the years i've probably done thousands of man on the street interviews. >> you are the world's most f

. >> i think 1999, thinking of running as the reform candidate, you told larry king you'd consider oprah vice president. >> i like oprah, what can i tell you? >> on your short list? >> she's great, talented, a trend of mine, i was on her show last week. she said could i be on her show with the whole family? i like oprah. is that supposed to be a bad thing? >> no, the kind of people you're going to run with -- >> i'd love oprah, we'd win easily, actually. >> that's very good. i tell you, there's one thing i know about oprah, she loves to be second in command. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: why not? i mean, really. if you're going to go out on a limb, why not pick jesus as your running mate? he's very popular. george had a lot of the good questions for donald. donald had a lot of great answers. the only bump was a slight disagreement about his campaign slogan. >> you're running on reagan's 1980 slowing began, let's make america great. >> no, my slogan is different. "make america great again." he said different. he put the word let's -- >> didn't day sane -- >> let's make am

. >> after the trial, christopher darden would admit to larry king it was a mistake. >> when it happenednow you were in trouble? >> i knew that it hadn't gone as well as i had hoped it should have gone. >> did you regard it as like earth shattering to the case? >> no, not necessarily. >> no? >> not particularly. it wasn't until i went upstairs and left the courtroom that i realized that people thought it was a monumental failure, a monumental mistake. >> was it chris darden that blew this case? >> chris darden blew this case. marcia clark contributed very heavily to blowing the case, too, but chris garden blew it. when o.j. was able to walk in front of the jury and say, it's too small, he didn't have to testify because he had already testified in front of the jury, and he wasn't examined. so for us, it was a win-win. >> he appears to have pulled the gloves on, counsel. >> but to juror david aldana, it didn't seem like a big deal. >> so o.j. simpson was right in front of you when he put on that glove. >> he was about two feet away from me. >> what do you remember from that moment? >> you

she made an appearance on "larry king." >> holding of the hand when i am with him.a big thing. you wouldn't think so. >> reporter: the women who will never know what it is look to do dinner and a movie, because their spouses have no hope of getting out of prison. gacy and ted bundy, in relationships before put to death death. who would decide to get involved with a prisoner? this is 40-year-old chelsea morningstar, boyfriend charles at a maximum security prison in delaware for armed robbery. incarcerated since 2005. they've been together a year. why date someone in prison? >> because the option is not to date him at all. nobody else makes me happy the way he does. and, so if it's worth it to put up with garbage that comes along with him being in there. >> reporter: chelsea knew him before he went to prison but they weren't together then. it was only after heave was behind bars that she made the conscious decision to get into a relationship with him. >> he makes me a better person. i make him ape. better person. >> reporter: a host of web sites, convicts make connect

the youngest man there was larry king. they kept rubbing him on the head. don roasted everybody.sat at his table and roasted about 100 people, pretty much all of his family and friends. he sat there and mowed through everyone. it was hilarious. it was unbelievable. it was a fun night. i got don a fun gift -- i should say my wife and i got him a fun gift. we got him a snow board. going to get him a helmet when he turns 90. happy birthday, don. remember deflate gate? the thing that happened in the '90s? how long ago did that happen? after the patriots beat the colts 110 of the 12 balls were found deflated. after a lengthy investigation, the nfl today released the report. it's 243 pages long. might be the longest document ever dedicated to balls. they found -- they found patriots' employees are likely to have deflated the balls intentionally and that quarterback tom brady was at least generally aware that this activity was going on. in other words the nfl found the patriots probably did it on purpose. it took them three months to find out they probably did it on purpose. i could hav

. >> jimmy: describe larry king before he takes flomax. [ laughter ] [ thunder ] >> i'll be back. >> >> carly fiorina. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how does arnold schwarzenegger say california? [ laughter ] >> the battle of the bulge. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what was the original title of "magic mike 2"? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> samsung. >> jimmy: what happened at the sam smith concert? [ laughter and applause ] >> on top of old smokey. >> jimmy: where did willie nelson's wife spend her honeymoon? [ laughter ] >> die hard. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what happens if you overdose on viagra? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: this has been brainstorm. "terminator: genisys" hits theaters next wednesday, july 1st in imax 3d. we'll be right back with mike birbiglia. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ don't answer. grab a bud light and show it. try new things, make new friends, explore new places. find the fun around every corner. better yet, be the fun. laugh. dance. spin. jump! make a single weekend last a lifetime. and keep it going with a crisp, refreshing bud light. the perfect beer for w

. >> until finally -- >> this is larry king in washington.the phone with us. greg, can you now confirm that o.j. simpson is arrested? >> yes, sir. he is in custody. >> hidden by night fall from prying cameras, o.j. simpson emerges from the bronco. clutching family photos, he staggers out of the car and collapses into officers' arms. how did the s.w.a.t. negotiators do it? how did they get him out of that car and into his house? >> well, they just talked to him. they were able to talk him out into submission. >> what do you think it was that clicked in o.j.'s head, all right, i'm getting out. this is over. i'm going inside. put my hands up? >> i just thought it was -- from his perspective, it was inevitable. there was nothing else he could have done. it was sneefr and he figured that out? >> saw it right in front of him. there was no place else to go. >> in cowlings pacts, police would find almost $9,000 in cash. in the bronco, a fake goatee, mustache, a bottle of makeupped a here heesive, and receipts from a beauty supply store, along with o.

yeah. [ laughter ] >> this is larry king. >> jimmy: wow. >> he was a member of the cave painter societyings. >> yeah and his closest friend was thomas edison. >> jimmy: oh that's so nice. [ laughter ] we love hearing these stories. >> look at that pompadour. look at that pompadour. >> jimmy: you feel like he's in doo-wop group or something. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then, i didn't know he went to school with you here. >> this is chris christie. >> jimmy: wow. >> is that a jersey guy or is that a jersey guy? >> jimmy: yeah. >> doesn't he sound like he is going to sound like this. you know, how you doing. you know? >> jimmy: hey excuse me old lady. >> i only got one pose, this is my pose. >> jimmy: don't worry about it. all right. >> yeah. and then he -- that was taken in september. by june his nickname was krispy kreme. did you know that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i did not know that. that's very interesting. >> jimmy: thank you for bringing me back down memory lane. you're also celebrating another milestone, i would say, in your life, your wedding anniversary to your beautiful wife jani

. >> back in 1999 when you were thinking as running as a reform party candidate, you told larry king'd consider oprah for vice president. >> i like oprah. what can i tell you? >> is she on your short list? >> she's great. she's talented she's a friend of mine. she's a great person. i'd love to have oprah, i think we'd win easily actually. >> somehow i don't think oprah's going to be on the trump ticket. >> not in the least bit. i think it's nice that he's considering oprah, but oprah needs to consider him first and oprah is already demonstrating where her allegiances lie, at least in the past we've seen her raging endorsement for president obama. and i just cannot see the fact that his politics which is so vastly different from our current president, i can't see her even endorsing him let alone -- i don't think he's going to get to this first debate, but we'll see. stranger things have happened. >> thanks to my senior trump correspondents angela ryan and dana milbank. >> boo, i don't want to be that. >> thanks reverend. >> coming up what if the supreme court ruling forces millions to

this is larry king's point. companies that do focus on the long-term, putting money in the cap to help the economy and also provide growth in the future. dagen: sometimes applied this as we don't have good ideas or anything to spend the cash on except that. maria: have a settled back? >> yeah. maria: this is great. dagen mcdowell, jack otter, we look forward to the weekend this morning. let's head over to nicole petadilles. >> good morning. one of the transportation stocks. this is despite her s&p transportation. we are looking at this group in particular because it's been to the transportation index down about 7.5%. this week it's been a bright spot. we have seen 17 of the 20 names without arrows. oil has pulled back after a record-setting 11 week winning streak. of course we will both focusing on h.r. couple reasons. opec and of course the transportation index overall. that is the latest right now. maria, "mornings with maria" coming up after the break. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about p

caller: i was just wondering if you could rerun the lip of larry king live within richards during the buildup of the iraq war when larry asked her what she thought was going to happen. she said "the buses love war war." she said it would be a rockiraq around the clock. host: what do you make of what the president has done in iraq? caller: i think he is not really a leader. he is someone who is being strung up with all of these politics and drive money. he is in a corner with this mess. host: do you agree with him sending in hundreds of more troops? caller: i think that is stupid. host: why? are you there? caller: i don't agree with none of this. it is war crimes from the start. how are you going to straighten it out when it is all based on a lie? host: james, wisconsin, independent. caller: what people do not understand is the reason there are 20 republican candidates is so they could have a deadlock convention and nominate bush. they want bush to start a third iraq war. that money comes out of our social security trust funds. we need the social security will not be there. host: where

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. >> larry: it's part of our culture. it's not like martin luther king a dream [beep]. he was black. the shepherds knew he was black. is it too soon? it's just another german reference. maybe she's blackish. maybe she can say that. what are we thinking. what is black. when you hear black. what do you think, natashia? what do you go to first, color? >> it seems outdated. larry: the term. >> ya. larry: maybe chocolate is better. >> no, i mean what do i think of? i know so many different types of black people. >> larry: are you getting uncomfortable now. >> kind of. i have to tell you. i just got my dma test. i am 6% sub sa sahara ah african africa and i have been bragging about it since. >> larry: we will be right back. >> if you're in new york city come see the show. go to music: "♪ we're good together ♪" by cathy heller ♪ ♪ ♪ double the lovin' this summer at mcdonald's with a mouth-watering double cheeseburger and small fries for just $2.50. ♪ ba da ba ba ba. ♪ hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late

larry hogan and senator angus king. a tweet from senator elizabeth warren wishing quick recovery to senator angus king. your independent spirit will carry you through tough days and will be with you every step of the way. representative donna edwards tweeting i wish governor hogan every ounce of strength for a successful recovery. all of maryland will be with him. we want to get back to your calls on the question of removing the confederate battle flag. the five minutes left. you can call back in our last segment today. kathryn is on the line for those who support the removal of the flag. caller: i really do support the removal. it is a symbol of being rebellious. i happened to catch in the afternoon a program called "the dukes of hazard." when my children were little we used to watch it. i happened to catch a segment yesterday and i said, holy cow. they have the confederate flag on top of that car and they are rebellious. i know that they always end up helping somebody, but that flag has to go. my children grew up in a

larry miller. >>> metro riders, looks like we have issues going on on the yellow line this morning because of an earlier situation outside of the king street metro station so we have delays in both directions, the buses running on schedule. it's in prince george's county where we're looking at clear roads especially traveling westbound on 50. no issues on bw parkway or 95 on the maryland side. want to give you a live look and show you how things are shaping up. this is 50 at 301. no issues as you can see. all the lanes are open. from our other maryland camera, we can show you how things are shaping up on i-270. traveling southbound toward the beltway, no issues there this morning at shady grove. next update coming up in ten minute. >> reporter: our top story this morning more trouble at the tsa and with security at our nation's airports. a new report finds the transportation security administration does not have access totterer watch list -- access to the terror watch list that would have flagged 73 workers. those employees including airline worker, airport vendors and others who all had access to security areas at commercial airpor

larry hogan. advanced and aggressive form of cancer he is treated for. and maine's senator and former governor angus kingiagnosed with prostate cancer and undergo surgery heart this week. we'll bring dr. manny alvaez. and a member of the fox news medical a- team. governor hogan was shaving and noticed a lump on his neck and found out he in cancer. is that the only way to learn in >> no. there is several cancers and ovarian and brans cancer sxshths these they are silent growers and they don't develop symptoms until they are metacitized and we don't have good screening for these cancers. and we hear about pap smears for cervical cancer and psa for prostate and things like that. but when it comes to cancers that are rare. our tools are limited. septemberor king will undergo surgery? >> prostate surgery is a major problem for men. and we have the examination and you have your prostate exam and ultra-sound and biopsy. and the problem is that we don't have clear cut protoicals. one of the problems that we faced last year in particular. medical societies go back and forth and mammograms for example. they say st

king in his speech after the murder of those four little girls i thought it was great for him to bring it up. >> larryt was good to bring it up. >> i think guns are part of it certainly concerns about mental health but there si larger issue here which is that this i think was domestic terrorism it was about an ideology of hate. >> larry: that is the real weapon. >> absolutely. yeah. >> let's not get distracted. >> let's be real. if they didn't change gun control laws after sandy hook what makes you think it's going to happen now. >> larry: you are absolutely right. i mean that to me is the biggest thing whenever people talk about that it's killing a schoolchildren for christ sakes doesn't make you change your mind i'm sorry america you just want guns and you just want to do this. >> exactly. >> larry: i'm very pessimistic about change in terms of guns. >> yeah. >> well we have presidental elections coming up. and we also know that the nra is a very strong lobby for republican candidates especially. so i don't think we're going to get any sub san difficult gun conversations on that side at all. >> exac

kings and the cavs have invaded theay sodu nation is preparing for war. >> there is a buzz around the entire city. >> oh, good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. i am ready for tipoff after that. all eyes will be on oracle arena. and that's where alan wang is live tonight with the last-minute preparations. alan >> hi larry and am m ama. en you look at the lights and you feel the energy it is like the night wf ristmas. night before christmas. people wearing warriors gear are high fiveing each other in the street. every believes this is the year it will haen. >> i was wearing my warriors hat and shirt, hey warriors! honks in yourar and i'm like okay, hey! >> it is the night before the nba finals and warrior fans can feel the electricity in the air. >> doesn't matter whoou are or what race or age you are, we can communicate through sports. go warriors. >> five, six seven, eight. >> oracle arena is about to be inthe spotlight and everyone is preparing for the comi out party. >>t takes eight hours for one routine that is one minute long. >> they will have free t-shirts for the first 19,956 fans. that's everyone in the house.

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kings and the cavs have invaded the bay so dub nation is preparing for war. >> there is a buzz around the entire city. >> oh, good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry ashley. i am ready for tipoff after that. all eyes will be on oracle arena. and that's where alan wang is live tonight with the last-minute preparations. alan? >> hi larry and am ma. ama. when you look at the lights and you feel the energy it is like the night wf christmas. night before christmas. people wearing warriors gear are high fiveing each other in the street. every believes this is the year it will happen. >> i was wearing my warriors hat and shirt, hey warriors! honks in your car and i'm like okay, hey! >> it is the night before the nba finals and warrior fans can feel the electricity in the air. >> doesn't matter who you are or what race or age you are, we can communicate through sports. go warriors. >> five, six seven, eight. >> oracle arena is about to be in the spotlight and everyone is preparing for the coming out party. >> it takes eight hours for one routine that is one minute long. >> they will have free t-shirts for the first 19,956 fans. that's everyone in the hous

king v. burwell case. let's hear from you larry from michigan. >> caller: i have a comment regarding the health care law. >> yeah. >> caller: seems to me that a fair solution to this would be the single payer whereas we have the 19-year-olds picking up their costs it's tremendous as opposed to others that maybe will get breaks. we want to spread this risk out overall the citizens with a single payer program. i think the american public will support that in the future. thank you. >> bill in plano, texas. the republican line. bill, what do you think of the decision today from the court? >> caller: well, the decision is what it is. my question is great, now who is going to pay for it? >> appreciate that, bill. mike huckabee, the former arkansas governor and now a presidential candidate called the supreme court decision today a our founding fathers did not create a do-over provision the powers to circumvent congress and part of the decision today from chief justice john roberts says that -- part of his decision, he says, though, the affordable care act contains more of a few examples of inartful writing. the c

king of clay. came up short asthe joker crushed nadal. moves on to the semis abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> thank you, larry. i can't believe you're moving to chicago. i'm thinking about getting me chain and just locking y up to that pipe over there. i love you. i love you, too. (jules) ohh. that is the first time i've ard travis say "i love you, too," without it being folled by, "now stop watching me eep, mom." if you keespying on your son the karma gods will punish you. hopefully the karma gods are busy having lunch th santa

kings and the cavs have invaded the bay so dub nation is preparing for war. >> there is a buzz around the entire city. >> oh, good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry ashley. i am ready for tipoff after that. all eyes will be on oracle arena. and that's where alan wang is live tonight with the last-minute preparations. alan? >> hi larry and am ma. ama. when you look at the lights and you feel the energy it is like the night wf christmas. night before christmas. people wearing warriors gear are high fiveing each other in the street. every believes this is the year it will happen. >> i was wearing my warriors hat and shirt, hey warriors! honks in your car and i'm like okay, hey! >> it is the night before the nba finals and warrior fans can feel the electricity in the air. >> doesn't matter who you are or what race or age you are, we can communicate through sports. go warriors. >> five, six seven, eight. >> oracle arena is about to be in the spotlight and everyone is preparing for the coming out party. >> it takes eight hours for one routine that is one minute long. >> they will have free t-shirts for the first 19,956 fans. that's everyone in the hous

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king, jr., communication arts center. the training will start at 8:00 a.m. and last until 5:00 today and tomorrow. >>> why is governor larry hogan pushing for a multimillion dollar study? maybe because it can get you from d.c. to baltimore in 15 minutes. >>> and a redskins player accused of domestic violence. this morning rg3 is speaking out. >>> and taking a look outside right now, another pretty cool start to the day. but tom says we are in for a warm-up. finally. how warm it will get in your neighborhood today (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> players on the redskins are reacting afternoon reacting after an one of the teammates was accused of domestic violence. there are allegations that crowder caused the injuries. the pictures were later removed. at last night, quarterback robert griffin iii urged against a rush to judgment. >> i just ask everybody to hold judgment. he's a young kid. and we don't know what the true details of the situation are. so we support him as our teammate. and, you know, we pray th

up next, king for the day the very special way the east bay school sent a longtime employee into retirement and here's cheryl with what's coming up at 5:00. ama and larry thank you. oakland is in the national spotlight as the nba finals start tomorrow and the residents are showing off and it goes all of the way to our nation's capital. live team coverage coming up at 5:00. a bay area high school graduate's sarcastic response has a lot of people applauding out the trash? not a problem. a san francisco company will do it for you. the new service is called trash day. the night before trash collection day an employee will come to your house and put the trash cans out on the curb for you. after the garbage is picked up and they come back the next day and return the cans to your home. right now this service is only available in partses of san francisco including castro and mission district and the plans start out at $32 a month based on how many cans you have to put out. >>> an east bay school custodian received a retirement fit for a king today. after 25 years he was literally declared king for the day. amy hollyfield brings us the story from lafayette. >>