off i went. >> later she dated errol flynn and marlon brando. >> marlon brando was the man of the momenta great actor and so mysterious and really so boring. you know? but he was -- >> boring? >> yeah. you know, he really -- he projected such inner turmoil or sensitivity and i don't really think he was that sensitive. >> in fact, she says brando kept a framed picture of himself next to the bed. she would marry a third time to director sidney lumet and a fourth time to author wyatt cooper, the man she calls her soul mate. >> we would be married today were he still alive. >> the couped -- the coupleal had two sons, anderson and carter. but then in 19 88 carter committed suicide, and jumped out of the apartment's window as she desperately tried to stop him. >> carter had he lived would have been president today. he had that fitzgerald thing, a romantic readiness. and whether he would have been tough enough for politics or not, i don't know. >> welcome back, we're live -- >> anderson would go on to become a popular cnn news anchor. and ever the proud mother, her art studio is filled with tap

. >> folks don't realize marlon is a spiritual force in the family.ng to understand why god took my brother. and michael, can you tell my twin, brandon, hello, give him a hug for me. what was deep about this day is you saw what came forward, jermaine is the spokesperson, janet is still young, hip, quietly, randy is a business force in the family. doesn't say a lot on air, doesn't grab the microphone. he has the record label and was doing wonderful business things. marlon is the spiritual force. you saw who took the command of the stage. jackie, tito, tito is very tall ented musically, but doesn't say a lot. i was impressed with how they conducted themselves and how beautiful this family is. to me it was a beautiful family to see. we haven't seen them in years. >> yeah. all together. >> yeah. and for many of us is memory is the four of them singing backup for michael. to see them as ground men sounding like jackson, that slightly high voice, looking sort of like michael although michael came to look so differently, seeing them as adults, as middle-aged

and also, when his brother marlon spoke. moments for me were just the most emotionally wrecking moments of the entire ceremony. >> lauren lake, daddy. daddy. you know, we forget michael jackson, we see him as a pop icon, as bigger than life, someone who has been in the headlines for years. and been sort of in our lives for years. but for this little girl, this is daddy. >> and she's not about the music, even though she was singing the words to the songs. >> you noticed that also, didn't you? >> i loved of moment of it. but she wasn't about the costumes. she didn't care what color he was, what plastic surgery he had. whether he had -- how many rides he had on neverland. it didn't matter to her. it just mattered that she wanted the world to know, and i thought that was just so beautiful of her, that she took a minute amidst her greef and said, my daddy was the best father you could have ever had. and for all of you naysayers who have judged about him and talked about him and wondered how we were, if we had veil on our faces or

marlon said, that surely can't be true. he said he then called frank dileo, michael jackson's manager, and he confirmed it. and he said, that's when he found out. so, when i talked to him, he said he was walking around in a daze. he was simply stunned to think that he was dead. and, in fact, marlon said the last time most of the family members saw michael was on may 14th at that family gathering. and he said he was absolutely wonderful. he was sweet. he was there with his children. reports about him being in a wheelchair he said wasn't true. he said he was looking great. they enjoyed it. >> let me just interrupt and let's go to the stage inside the staples center. smokey robinson. >> i want you to know even though i am not there at the staples center, i am there in my heart. i've decided to pause and be silent. this feels right for me. michael was a personal love of mine, a treasured part of my world, part of the fabric of my life, and the way that i can't seem to find words to express. michael wanted me to be there for his

he turned to me and said, marlon, how did you know it was me? i told him, you're my brother.ot being able to walk across the street without a crowd gathering around him. being judged, ridiculed, how much pain can one take. maybe now, michael, they will leave you alone. michael, michael was the voice of our angelic trumpets and he will continue to be the voice in heaven nearest to our creator and waiting on us when our day comes to pass. michael, i love you. i will miss you. the lord has a purpose for everything. sometimes we just can't see it or understand it but it will be made clear to us when we reach that ultimate, ultimate reward of being in his presence. michael, you are there. you are right there. you have finished your work here on earth. and the lord has called for you to come home with him. so i thank you, michael, i thank you for all the smiles that you've placed in many people's hearts and i thank you for everything that you've done for others across this globe in the lord's name. i have one request, michael, one request. i would like for you to give our brother,

marlon is married with three children. there were reports he was working at a san diego department store last year. perhaps not the life their parents majd, but the lesser known siblings may have been the lucky ones. >> we were never, never understand what he endured. not being able to walk across the street without a crowd gathering around him. being judged, ridiculed. how much pain can one take? >> 54-year-old jermaine, the original lead singer of the group has been married and divorced three times. >> i said, michael, why did you go? why did you leave me? what was going through my mind, larry, i wish it was me there instead of him. >> logon to ac36.com to trace the family tree and read part of latoya's controversial book there. >>> let's look at the other headlines from randi kaye. hello, again. the hardest working woman at this network. >> thanks, erica. >>> four workers at a historic cemetery in chicago are facing felony charges. they're accused of digging up hundreds of corpses and reselling the plots. they dumped th

and mik ocho brando, son of the late, great marlon brando.ibly shy. he was walking around with a little notebook, and if anybody said anything clever or that he didn't quite understand it went in the notebook. and the research began. and that was my first -- any kind of meeting i had with michael was about that. >> larry: and that perfection remained throughout? >> all the way through, all the way through. and then, we never spoke during all of this. he would kind of look at me from across the studio. if i'd say something funny, he'd write it down, if anybody would say something clever, he'd write it down. we never started to converse until we worked together on "off the wall." and we were at quincy's one day. and we were in the den, and quincy got a phone call and he left the room. and i went into a state of terror because i sat alone in a room with michael. the person who never spoke. and i'm trying to figure out what do i do? >> larry: what happened? >> i picked up a magazine and started reading it. and there was a very pregnant pause. and

among them, marlon, one of michael jackson's brothers. marlon joked about running into michael in desguise buying his own cds in a record store. >> reporter: what they are saying is that this far exceeded their expectations. so many people have said they were so touched by paris, speaking at the end about her father. we've never heard from her before, but they were just very touched by this tribute to michael jackson. many people talked about that guitar solo that john mayer gave. it shows fact that michael jackson's music will be interpreted over and over again. some of those stories that we didn't know about michael jackson, who knew that michael jackson even played baseball? it was really nice for them to bring more of a human aspect to michael jackson. this person they call the king of pop. probably for many more years to come. >> why is the crowd behind you screaming? >> reporter: well, we have -- you can probably go down there, he is revving things up. these are fans who just came out of the memorial. >> can paul hear me? >> reporte

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>> okay, this is marlon who is one of the three michael banks' and this is allie who is also one of the jane banks. >> the stars gave us a tour of the dressing rooms, wardrobe and showed us around backstage. so is this real candy? >> no this is not real candy. it is all plastic and sticks so if you ate that you'd be very sick. but sometimes there's -- we sneak in the candy bag and put some stuff in there. >> you do, eh? see that's part of my job, is to make sure there's no real candy on the set. >> as production stage manager that's not all mark does. it's his job to make sure the show runs smoothly. >> i basically am the person who becomes in charge of everything that happens, from the proscenium to the back to the back of the stage. >> a huge undertaking no doubt. we have a lot of magic in the show um all the stuff that mary pulls out of the bag and things that happen in the kitchen scene that to me is one of the exciting things and the flying and i mean everyth j

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brother marlon remembering the distinctive artist and human being. >> i thank you, michael, for all ofed in many people's hearts and i thank you for everything that you've done for others. >> reporter: and michael jackson, if anyone doubted, a devoted father, his daughter paris. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you can ever imagine and i just wanted to say i love him so much. >> it was a tough moment. joining us now, the reverend al sharpton. reverend, good evening. thank you for being with us. a lot of people the last couple of weeks have had difficulty reconciling their feelings about michael jackson, the performer. what do you think they should have walked away from the service today? >> i think they should have taken away that michael made historic changes. when you see magic johnson and kobe bryant to say that their jerseys are hanging in homes because michael made races of differences comfortable and when you see legends themselves, the greatest entertainer of all times, i think you'd be geared to say, wait a minute, a lot of the controversy, a lot of the

backup guardian, not sister janet, la toya, ribi, not jermaine, tito, jackie, not marlon, not randy. jackson names former supreme, diana ross. as we go to air, legal executors of jackson's will race to the courthouse to reverse mother katherine jackson's temporary control of jackson's billion dollar empire. reports of an alleged bio mom has resurfaced. in her attempt to seize custody of jackson's multimillion dollar estate and the children. who is she? tonight -- questions mount as police continue investigating jackson's home and those surrounding him at the time of death. the investigation now labeled multipronged. did jackson try to obtain a powerful sedative used during surgery just before his death? and tonight, there will be no public viewing at neverland. music icon, michael jackson, dead at 50. the fate of his three children unknown. ♪ beat it beat it >>> michael jackson's will is now on file with a los angeles court. ♪ i'm bad >> striking new voice in michael jackson's death with a shocking story to tell. >> i got this chill through my body. and i said, michael, if you take t

. >> that, of course, was michael's daughter paris and his brother marlon a little bit earlier. center today, he was sitting very close to the family and he's joining me right now from los angeles. and larry, a lot of people thought this could have turned into something really over the top. really very much a spectacle, and it wasn't, was it? >> no, it wasn't. the fear was, you know, the circus opens there tomorrow, in fact they brought elephants in last night and a lot of pundits were saying this would be a circus preceding a circus, it was anything but. it was a brilliantly produced memorial service. it might have ran 15 minutes too long, but i think that's petty. it was well done, the crowd was terrific, even those that were yelling out at times seemed very appropriate. the casket coming in was a surprise to me. i had no idea. maybe you knew it was coming, i didn't know it was coming. i was sitting right behind barry gordy, two rows behind the family. proud to have been invited by the family. it was an extraordinary two hours. i'll never see anything like it again. there'll n

the first one there was jackson's longtime friend, miko brando, son of actor, marlon brando. >> i justo him, put my hands, shook his head, sent him down to the ground and tried to do the best i could. >> reporter: you can see as jackson gets up, his head is significantly burned, down to the scalp. >> he initially felt a very hot area and couldn't distinguish whether it was the hot lights or something was happening. and after a second or two, he felt the intense onset of pain, fell to the ground and several people came to put out the fire and apply ice to his head. >> reporter: days after the incident, jackson unsuccessfully tried to get the footage released. his record label, cbs records, released this photo. ♪ you're the pepsi generation >> reporter: pepsi eventually ended up releasing the ad, which featured jackson and his brothers. jackson would later claim the accident and subsequent medical treatment led to an addiction to prescription drugs. >> as you may already know, after my tour ended, i remain out of the country undergoing treatment for a dependency on pain medication. this

all the brothers, you know, marlon, tito, jermaine and the sisters are part of the big family and they have kids and sometimes the kids have kids and growing up inside that circle of cousins and katherine as the may matriarch of the family and the nanny, taking care of them, grace mum, you know, that is that tight family. plus, then you bring in diana ross and her family and extended family. diana, of course, you know, asked to step in if anything happened to katherine and we heard the letter read yesterday at the funeral. that family and extended family structure is what's needed to raise those kids. >> the three kids and very adorable and precocious, they don't have a father or a mother really either. they have a grandmother who's got at least temporary custody of these three kids. you know katherine, the mother of michael jackson. is she, what, 79 years old? is she really qualified to raise the three kids right now? >> i think, again, she is there with a strong support network. that support network of her family and extended family. you know, you have rebi, michael's oldest sister.

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and now that he's gone, his brother marlon, i think, said maybe they will leave him alone. that doesn't seem like it's happening. oh, it's a homicide, all these negative comments are coming out about him, and i just wonder why. it's not right. >> kima, we understand your passion, it sounds like you are a fan. i said xit, jim said it. we show this now because that could have been the turning point in michael's life. why are we reporting on this tragedy, the 50-year-old man is dead and as the song said, gone too soon. it could have been, because of that tragic accident, that ill-fated pepsi commercial back in 1984. that's why we're showing it again. so, kima, thanks for your thoughts. continue to e ma-mail us on thi. we'll have much more. jim moret, lindsay powers, anne bremner, good talking to you guys. >>> coming up, a story that has people frightened in north carolina. serial killer on the loose, dumps bodies in a field. the deaths appear to be similar. we're going to talk to experts about that. what is going on here, and are they any closer to catching this person? call

. >> larry: michael's brother jermaine and marlon also talked at the service.st for words. i was his voice and his backbone, i had his back, so did the family. but we thank you, that's all i can say, we thank you very much. we would never, never understand what he endured. not being able to walk across the street without a crowd gathering around him. being judged, ridiculed, how much pain can one take? maybe now, michael, they will leave you alone. >> larry: do you think they will, dionne? do you think that will go away? >> the media? no. it won't go. >> larry: they're still going to talk about him? >> what else do they have to do? you know, as far as i'm concerned. >> larry: how did he handle all of that? >> media? >> larry: yeah. >> well, like every celebrity. i think certain things probably definitely affected him. >> larry: did you talk about it much? >> no, no, we didn't talk about it. >> larry: he would never bring up a tabloid? >> no. >> larry: still to come, by the way, john mayer, patty austin. back with them in 60 seconds. >> larry: we're back on a sp

one of them is marlon brando's son.and his wife were married at neverland ranch. >> karen, you guys got married here. this is the aisle. >> yes, this is where we walked. we walked up here into the gazebo. >> how do you feel coming back here without everything that was here and without michael jackson? >> it's different. it's hard. knowing that he's no longer here. because we've had several events here since our wedding. our wedding was the first event here, but we've had several and also, we've felt his presence. even though he's here in spirit, it's difficult. >> first time you talked to michael jackson, tell that story. >> well, mico and michael called me at work. mico said i have someone on the phone that wants to talk to you. he said, hi, karen. i said, hi. it was michael and he asked me if i wanted to get married here. i didn't say anything. i was thinking wow, where elizabeth taylor got married there. he said come up this weekend and if you like it, you can get married here. >> give us a sense of how beautiful, fo

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the first one there was jackson's longtime friend, mikko brando, son of actor marlon brando. >> i went up to him and shook his head, threw him down to the ground and tried to do the best i could. >> reporter: you can see as jackson gets up his head is significantly burned, down to the scalp. >> he initially felt a very hot area and couldn't distinguish whether it was the hot lights or something was happening, and after a second or two, he fell the intense onset of pain, fell to the ground and several people came to put out the fire and apply ice to his head. >> days after the incident, jackson unsuccessfully tried to get the footage released. his record label, tbs records, belie released this photo. pepsi eventually ended up releasing the ad, which featured jackson and his brothers. jackson would later claim the accident and subsequent medical treatment led to an addiction to prescription drugs. >> as you already know, after my tour ended, i remained out of the country, undergoing treatment for a dependency on pain medication. this medication was initially described to soothe the excru

mikeco, the son of the late, great marlon brando. >> as far as i know, they were supposed to all meetre tomorrow morning at forest lawn, the family. but no confirmed -- >> larry: is it a funeral? >> that's a $10,000 question, isn't it? >> larry: where's the body? >> wish i knew. >> larry: you don't know? as close a friend as you were. if there's no body, no funeral, what are they going to do? >> if they're going to do that at all. >> larry: you're not even sure they're going to forest lawn? >> correct. >> larry: why are all the police cars going? what do you know, roger? you always know something. >> well, i thought maybe they were doing something today. sort of an end-run around the press and the public, which would be a smart thing to do. and they may have actually -- may have actually happened already today. these people need to grieve in private a little bit. so i think it's -- it's more than likely it's happened today. there's something going on today. >> larry: all those police are there for nothing? >> no, i think it's happening now -- or it's happening now. and it would be har

i would rather go out like elvis than marlon brando. >> larry: some people criticize you for tarnishing michael's image. >> i love michael. he was one of my best friends. he was a tortured soul. if you understood the context of his life, you would feel only love and compassion for michael. i'm not tarnishing michael's image. i'm so upset by enabling doctors who write multiple prescriptions for the same patient with different patient's names. doctors who enable you to get prescriptions from other patients. a lost these doctors are c concierge doctors. you pay a monthly fee you get anything. if you really understood then conditions of his life. you're totally understanding what he's going through. is here and it's the best time to get some of the best deals. get in now and get the chrysler town & country with a generous cash allowance, or 0% financing for 60 months. the @%ail rated jeep grand cherokee also comes with a cash allowance or 0% financing for 60 months. or choose a hard working all new dodge ram truck with a cash allowance that's tough to beat. all with our best in the business

but michael would say, particularly to my son, i'd rather go out like elvis than marlon brando. >> larry: a couple critiques of that. some people criticize you for tarnishing michael's image. >> i love michael. he was one of my best friends. he was a tortured soul. if you understood the context of his life, you would feel only love and compassion for michael. i'm not tarnishing michael's image. i'm so upset by enabling doctors who write multiple prescriptions for the same patient using fictitious names. doctors who enable you to get prescriptions from other patients. a lost these doctors are concierge doctors. you pay them a monthly fee and you can get anything you demand from them. i want tarnishing michael's image at all. i was saying, if you really understood then conditions of his life. you're totally understanding what he's going through. >> larry: along with deepak, we'll be back in 06 seconds. ?p you have questions. who can give you the financial advice you need? where will you find the stability and resources to keep you ahead of this rapidly evolving world? these are tough que

one of them is miko brando, mar, marlon brando's son.iko and his wife were married at neverland ranch. watch. >> outside neverland ranch with miko and karen brando. you guys got married here. you made this walk some 15 years ago. this is the aisle, i guess. >> yes, this is where we walked. we walked out of that door back there and walked to the gazebo. >> how do you feel coming back here without everything that was here and without michael jackson? >> coming back today, it's different. it's hard knowing that he's no longer here. because we've had several events here since our wedding. our wedding was the first event here. we've had several. and also, we've felt his presence. even though he's here in spirit, it's difficult. >> first time you talked to michael jackson, tell that story. >> well, miko and michael called me at work. miko said, karen, i have someone on the phone who wants to talk to you. he said, hi, karen. i said, hi. he said, it's michael. and he asked me if i wanted to get married here. i didn't say anything. i was shocked.

this afternoon michael's other, marlon, whose twin brother died shortly ter birth asked one last fav request. i would like for u to give our brother, my twin brother, brandon, a h for me. i le you, michaelani'll miss y. >> mucmore coming up later in ou broadct. >>> moving on politics tonight. sevel interesting stories today. the head of the gop, michael stee, has open arms for sar palin. in a tv inrview, steele say he'd like palin's help to reorient the republica party this fs withhe political hierlling some in e palin camp have talked about. this opens the dr for palin to stay in the puic eye and in the party mix. 'sl par of the plan. palin gave aninteresting interview to andrea mitchell, talking abo the future and leaving the doors open. >> reporter: what are u going to do next? >> well i look forward to, ter handing the reins ove a ooth transition of power, to shawn parnell, our lieutenant governor inhe next few weeks, look forward to getting out there and wking hard for other peopleho want to fightor the rit things, the ght reasons that anybody would want to serve and help other

there's only one jackson five and that was michael, marlon, jermaine, tito and jackie, so we won't be called the jackson five. we'll be just the jacksons. >> and so it will be a tribute concert happening either on that one date or on a series of dates that is still to be announced. you have a lot of things going on here, the investigation, and of course, where are you going to bury michael jackson? right now he's being held, we understand, at forest lawn cemetery here in california. >> jeff, thank you very much. >>> the jacksons or the jackson four? what? how does that work? >> i don't know. but the fact that his father doesn't know where his body is, jermaine jackson says i'm not sure if he's in mr. gordy's crypt or whatever. who knows then in that family and why aren't they part of the conversation? jermaine jackson was the spokesperson through the trial, and then was, you know, the leader of the family and he doesn't know where michael jackson's body is. >> here's another strange one. janet jackson said she will not participate in this tribute concert, meghan just told me in my ear

in fact, michael was best man at his wedding, godfather to his daughter and son of late marlon brando. michael jackson is dead three weeks ago today. you've been on this show a number of time. has it settled in for you? >> not really. i go through spurts where i get emotional when i hear his voice, when i see his photograph. it hits me. but i try to move on. >> okay. we're going to show that shocking footage from the 1984 pepsi commercial shot during which michael's hair caught fire and obtained and made public by "us weekly." you were there. tell us what you saw and felt and did as we show this. >> we were shooting a pepsi commercial for the upcoming tour. the victory tour. and it was at the shine auditorium in downtown l.a. i was standing stage left. and when he came into my sight, i just saw him. i saw his hair -- it was on fire. my instincts were to run out there and put my hands over his head, put him out. i did it. i think the fire marshals were. there they asked us to move about, give them some room. they took over. they escorted him off the stage. they walked him off the stage

the first one there was jackson's long-time friend miko brando, son of marlon brando. >> put my handsuld. >> reporter: you can see jackson gets up, the head is burned down to the scalp. >> he felt a very hot area and couldn't distinguish whether it was the hot lights or something was happening. after a second or two, he felt pain and fell to the ground and several people came to put out the fire and apply ice to his head. >> reporter: days after the incident, jackson unsuccessfully tried to get the footage released. his record label, cbs records released this photo. ♪ pepsi is the generation ♪ >> pepsi released the ad which featured jackson and his brothers. jackson would claim the accident and subsequent medical treatment led to an addiction of prescription drugs. >> you know after my tour ended i remained out of the country undergoing treatment for dependency on pain medication. it was initially prescribed for excruciating pain i was suffering after recent reconstructive surgery on my scalp. >> possible drug use is part of the ongoing investigation in to jackson's death. what if any

it wasn't jackson's brother, marlon, asking him to hug his twin brother in heaven.und in michael jackson's home. let's bring in our chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta. based on what we are hearing, are officials getting closer to determining the cause of death. >> i think with something like this, wolf, the sort of ironic thing is that they probably already know a lot of the tests that we have been talking about, zeroing in on the toxicology the past couple of days. those test results take a few days to come back. that period of time has already passed. what typically happens is they will examine all the various tissues, including tissues from the brain, the liver and sort of come up with a final report. the official response from the coroner's office is it is all sort of in process, knowing a little bit of how this works, my guess is they probably already have an answer and are just waiting to put all the pieces of the puzzle together. >> a lot of controversy surrounding the drug diprivan. folks are shocked by it. >> it was stunning to me as well. i hadn

as soon as marlon said, say hi to my twin brother -- i'm choking up now. >> a common reaction there.re writing in with their reaction. thomas writes -- now we want to know how you feel. share your moments with us. cnn.com/robin. we are blogging about that a. what we're going to do is read your comments and have them on areolater. natasha. >> thank you so much. a soldier in iraq rushed home for a special delivery. staff sergeant got to see his daughter's birth on sunday. now, his wife did not know he was coming. he described his thrilling reaction. >> definitely an experience. i was really glad to be there for my wife because she's been doing it by herself for the last two kids. >> you can hear his voice but you kept see his face because he'sops and goes back to iraq soon. >>> larry smith has more on mcnair. >> the stadium in nashville will be open today and tomorrow for fans to say good-bye. now, the tennessee medical examiner says last weekend's scene was most likely a murder/suicide. he was shot four times with a gun purchased by his girlfriend sahel ka szemi. those attending the m

he turned to me and said marlon, how did you know it was me?st, michael. one request. i would look for you to give our brother, my twin brother, brandon, a hug from me. i love you michael. and i will miss you. >> i just wanted to say ever since i was born daddy has been the best father you could ever imagi imagine. and i just wanted to say i love him so much. >> michael jackson lived just five decades. four of them in front of our eyes. frequently, controversial, some times other worldly in the way he acted the things he said. certainly in the way he sang. he was also painfully human. his fans will forgive him the short comings, destraktotractor keep the flaws alive.

a way, if the viewers have seen the movie "on the waterfront," remember, there's a character that marlon brando a plays in a movie, a washed up boxer named terry ma loy, and terry ma loy, through a fight, because his brother was in the mob and that ruined his chances to be a great fighter, and he tells -- marlon brando tells his brother, rod steiger, in a famous scene in that movie, that if he hadn't thrown that fight, he could have had an outdoor fight and i could have been somebody he said and i think that's what washington wanted. he wanted to be somebody, and i think through his youth, he worked very hard to improve himself. he read, he came to mount vernon, which was owned at the time by his step brother, half brother-in-law wednesday, nearby mount vernon was owned by the fairfax family, the wealthiest family in the northern neck of virginia, and washington at mount vernon and at bellvore was in the company of wealthy, powerful people and i think you watch those people, observe them trying to determine what they did, how they spoke to others, how they acted to others. he really kind

strikes me in a way of the viewers have seen the movie on the waterfront remember there's a character marlon brando plays in that movie a washed up boxer named terry malloy and he threw a fight because his brother was in the mall and the door when his chances to be a great fighter and he tells, marlon brando tells his brother, rot, and a famous scene in that movie, that if he hadn't thrown that fight he could have had an outdoor fight and i could have been somebody, he said, and i think that is what washington wanted. he wanted to be somebody, and i think through his youth he worked very hard to improve himself. he wed, he came to mount vernon which was owned at that time by his stepbrother, half-brother lawrence, nearby mount vernon was belfort owned by the fairfax family, the wealthiest family in the northern neck of virginia, and washington at mount vernon and belvoir was in the company of wealthy, powerful people and i think he watched those people observed them, trying to determine what they did, how they spoke to other, how they acted to others. that was kind of his education. and that

his brother was in the mob and that ruined his chances to be a great, great fighter and he tells, marlon brando tells his brother, rod steiger in a famous scene in that movie, if he hadn't thrown the fight he could have had an outdoor fight and i could have been somebody, he says and i think that is what washington wanted. he wanted to be somebody. and i think through his youth, he worked very hard to improve himself. he read, he came to mt. vernon, which was owned at the time by his stepbrother, half brother, lawrence, and nearby, mt. vernon was bellbay, owned by this wealthiers family in the northern neck of virginia and washington, was in the company of wealthy, powerful people and i think he watched those people, observed them trying to determine what they did. how they spoke to other and acted to others, and he really kind of -- that was his education. and that was a means of his self-improvement and his advancement. when i taught i used to always tell my students, look at george washington and study george washington because here's a guy who really had to struggle to succeed and wa

now, the statement is signed by tito, marlon, jackie, jermaine and katherine jackson. janet, however, did not sign that statement. jackson's dermatologist says he knew the pop superstar used diprivan as a sleep aid, and he says he warped jackson about the powerful sedative's dangers. on "larry king live" last night, dr. arnold klein not only talked about drug use, he also addressed lingering speculation that he fathered jackson's children. >> did michael tell you he used diprivan? >> i knew at one point that he was using diprivan when he was on tour in germany. and so he was using it, with an anesthesiologist, to go to sleep at night. i told him he was absolutely insane. i said, you have to understand with this drug, you can't repeatedly take it. what happens with narcotics, no matter what you do, you build a kol rans for them. >> larry: what about the rumors of the children and you being the father of them? >> michael loved those children as a father. those children loved him as a father. that's the most important grouping there is. >> larry: that's nottensing the que