m. jackson: when marion barry got out of prison, it was a day of redemption, a day of jubilee., ladies in their fine hats, children all up there to see their zulu warrior who was counted down but never counted out. [cheers & applause] >> barry: i've admitted to you and all the world i got caught up in alcohol and drug abuse. i hurt myself and my family, and many of you. i've asked you for your understandin', your forgiveness and your love. [applause] >> rose-barras: he got great sympathies from african-americans. many of them had their own issues with drugs and they saw him like they saw their sons, as just another victim of an insidious drug. >> right now marion barry is a role model. he's a role model for every black man that's in this city that has fell down but was scared to get up and brush the dust off. he did this, and you know what? people are looking at him and saying, "if he can do it, i can do it." >> fauntroy: he cast himself in religious terms, i've fallen but i'm trying to get up. >> barry: keep an eye on yourselves, and in this way you will obey the law of christ

m. jackson: we knew that this would be used to say black people can't run anything, look what they did looka bunch of dope fiends. >> bill regardie: anything to get that son of a bitch out of office. he deserved it. [sirens wailing] >> plotkin: the trial was a spectacle. >> jaffe: this was a media feeding frenzy of the first regard. >> crack head! >> jonathon agronsky, author: i don't know how many witnesses there were, but there were scores and scores of them. but, to me, the most dramatic moment in the trial came when the doors opened at the back of the courtroom and in walks the mystery woman that we've all been hearing about, rasheeda moore. >> feldstein: rasheeda moore was busted by the fbi and then turned by the fbi against barry. >> johnson: that was what everybody wanted to see. yeah, that's his girlfriend, but i'd never heard of rasheeda moore. who is this woman? what does she look like? what is she going to say? >> feldstein: rasheeda moore was crucial, obviously to catching barry, because finally they had penetrated someone in barry's inner circle and had gotten a camera inside a

jackson is mr. october but reddick is mr. august! it's a major... it s the pga championship, round-3... .'mto get this image ou my head... ...this is miguel angel >>> golf up top it's the pga championship round three up in rochester, new york. who is going to make a move on moving day? i'm just trying to get this image out of my head. the warmup routine. >> don't do it. >> eh. don't. let me tell you about phil mickelson. whoa. 8-over 78 today. could not find the green here at 14. so had been over par for the tournament next-to-last. tiger woods 3-over 73. is 13 shots off the lead 4 over for the tournament. jason dufner was the second round leader. dufner looking for a birdie at 10 tying him for the lead at that point. tied with jim furyk who finished up his round one shot clear of the rest of the field. jim furyk 10 years removed from winning his only major. the u.s. open outside of chicago has the lead with a round to play at the pga championship. he shot a second straight 68. one stroke ahead of dufner, just jam-packed at the top where one through five are separated by just four strokes a

m-j's alleged drug addiction. investigators now have the flight recorders from the ups jet that crashed yesterday in alabama. these photos show the moments when the recorders were pulled from the wreckage. michael jackson's ex-wife is back on the stand today. debbie rowe gave emotional testimony wednesday in the wrongful death suit against the singer's tour promoter. she choked back tears as she described doctors forcing what she calls dangerous and unnecessary drugs on the pop icon. ted rowlands reports. it was a media frenzy outside this los angeles courtroom after michael jackson's ex-wife debbie rowe testified in the wrongful death trial against concert promoter aeg. rowe fought back tears giving jurors a riveting account of the pop singer's fear of pain and reliance on doctors. she described how doctors competed with each other treating jackson for pain after his hair caught on fire during the making of this 1984 pepsi commercial. rowe testified "these idiots were going back and forth." prescribing jackson with pain medications. >>"the dr.'s took advantage of him." she said. they also according to rowe introduced jackson to propofol, the drug that would eventually kill him. rowe, who worked for one

jackson. >> some people tell me i look like amanda bynes. >> that is celebrity look alike. the street edition. 'mr a behind th scenes look at me preparing for my big trip to broadway. you know, i'm on broadway in "chicago" until august 11th and the special is going to be airing in november, tv guide. going on.d the scenes, of it's a docu-series. there, it's a docuspecial. i'm told my oadway family in "chicago" sent along a birthday mes take a look. >> from all of us in the cast of "chicago" -- ♪ wendy how you doing ♪ wendy happy bihday wendy >> wendy:hank you, everybody. t. we've got a great show for you. had me cebrity curtis stone is here and he is going to show us how to make a meal i personally requested for my birthday. and that's lobster. up next, from "devious the one and only susan lucci is here. ♪on "wendy," star jones. and headlines and hot:íalq topi. and next week -- >> wendy: america's got howie mandel and so do we. [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: welcome back, everyone. the fit guest went from playing icon erica kane on "all my children" to "devious maids." take a look. >> the dres