give it to me. we heard today, it may have in fact happened just that way. >> that's the real tragedy here. cherilyn, i have to applaud you for saying no, for taking a stand with somebody. if the other doctors in this man's life, michael jackson, had done that, he might be alive today. >> great point. >> that, to me, is the issue, is that these doctors are seduced by the rich and famous. okay? by the pre steej of it, by the money of it. i've worked with clients who pay doctors $50,000 a month. >> on retainer? >> on retainer. they'll show up at the house at 3:00 in the morning. what is sad here and what we have to do, we have to education america. there is a crisis going on here. not only with prescription drugs, which we get at wonderland all the time, abuse, addiction from doctors. you see the same thing, drew. is that it's the same as getting heroin on the street. there is no difference, and if we don't start educating the families to be able to intervene and to get in there when they see the sign

let me start there. first of all, good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> formerly known as blackwater. >> they were stripped of most of their responsibilities earlier this year when the iraqi government says we don't want these guys here any more. >> and talk to us about that. that was a horrific incident. >> it was. >> it changed the way we look, a., a blackwater and the work at contractors in iraq. >> it did. ultimately it led to kind of down fall of the company and you kind of see the snow ball effect. that day was a day like any other. there were contractors in the street and therapeuty were tryi clear it for another convoy coming through. the contractors fired off with incredible fire power, 17 iraqis dead at the end of the day. the iraqi government saying its murder, get them out of here. the u.s. state department saying, that's not going to work for us, we kind of need them. >> let's take a big step back and let's talk about the role that contractors play in iraq, but if we can, let's broaden

this is certainly not about me. elaine quijano, hello. >> reporter: t.j., president obama's comments were really well received here in cambridge. as you might expect, this is front page news here in the boston area. today no exception. the headline in the "boston globe" reading obama moves to quell gates furor." blocking comments. and one sergeant leon lashley, one of those who responded along with sergeant crowley to the call of the break-in at professor gate' house. yesterday he told our don lemon that he supports sergeant crowley's actions 100%. >> what i had saw, i was there. this situation right here was not a racial motivated -- >> you know people, obviously are going to pay close attention because you're an african-american man, reporting with a white officer, that this was put out there, racially profiling, they're going to -- >> i hope they do. >> he was doing his job. >> reporter: we should tell you sergeants lashley says after the president spoke there were cheers, high fives. he says it was like the air

there's no discount for agreeing with me. yeah, i got carried away. happens to me all the time. helping you save money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> the battle over health care reform leads our look at stories happening right now. president obama says small businesses pay up to 18% more than big companies to insure their employees. and he says that will change once he signs reform into law. >>> the taliban launched multiple suicide attacks in afghanistan today. they hit a bank, an army hospital and a police center in helmand province and the city of khost. at least 14 people were wounded, and 7 militants were killed. >>> manuel zelaya ousted as president of honduras has been saying for months that he actually will be back. well, despite threats of arrest, he has been making plans to do just that, from neighboring nicaragua. cnn's karl penhaul has been following his every move. >> reporter: he was back. in his homeland. it was a victory that amounted to just a few steps and a few short minutes. president manuel zelaya stayed just long enough to pose hoistin

there's no discount for agreeing with me. yeah, i got carried away. happens to me all the time. helping you save money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> making their way across the border where is he hanging around and stirring up support, on friday, even put back in his own country, he was forced out by a military cue and he is criticizing the insurance for not doing more with their power. and then a cease fire in taliban struck in a tiny part of northern afghanistan. it deals with the province that was pushed goord in badghis. tie day karzai is saying that he will talk to the press and calling for new rules for international protection and saying that he is tired of being treated unfairly. >> this has been indeed the deadliest month in afghanistan. they have seen the most intense fighting. ivan watson takes us offroading to show us how they deal with the biggest threats of their lives. marines blazing a trail in the desert and sometimes getting stuck in the sand. they are offroading to avoid ieds. >> it's the best way to go. there are not too many ways to go

so, let me be clear. this isn't about me. i have great health insurance. and so does every member of congress. >> but, jamal, what's the problem here? is the problem here roadblocks or opposition from the republicans, or is the problem here that he's getting pushback from his own party about what this will look like and what kind of timeline there will be to get this thing done? >> you know, health care isn't just for democrats. it's going to be for republicans also. there are 14,000 americans who lose their health care every single day. some are democrats, i'm sorry are republicanses. the republicans have responsibility to get in the game and try to figure out how to help solve this problem just as much as the democrats. of course, the president has to convince democrats to go along with it, but it shouldn't just be a one-party bill. this should be a bipartisan piece of legislation, and frankly, it's a little discouraging that republicans would rather play politics and try to disable the president when we have this big crisis than to try to help to figure

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helps me.f 17 days a month. >> you're the primary breadwinner of the family? >> we both are. >> you're a physician's assistant. >> i'm in pharmaceutical sales. >> how do you balance work? do you difficulty determining who stays home and who works? >> we've been pretty lucky. we have a really great support structure with family and friends. she works nights at the emergency room. i work during the days. she goes to -- >> i have to stop you there. people -- the -- we'll speak disparingly about the single parents. the single parents think somebody stays home and somebody goes to work. with multiples you're never man to man, you're always in a zone and it's a zone defense. but the best -- i mean, the -- you go below four on six, it starts to get unsafe. who's in there with you all the time? is it just family or is community that comes in? >> just family and friends. in the very, very beginning we had people from our church that would come over and help out. >> think about it. normally when people h

i want you to hear me and hear me well.f people cared about michael's well being like they paraded they did, they really paraded around like they was mother teresa. i told michael numerous occasions that they wasn't. if they really cared -- >> larry: let me get a break. hold it, leonard. joe was answering your questions tonight, too. go to cnn.com/larryking, ask him what you'd like to know. don't forget our twitter and facebook accounts. back with joe jackson and leonard rowe right after this. , term life and disability in one surprisingly affordable package. strengthen your safety net and find out how affordable it can be at metlife.com. >> larry: you described the actions of aeg as unethical. what do you mean, joe? what was unet call? >> can i answer that, joe, please? >> go ahead and answer that. you better. >> larry, i would like to answer that question, please. >> larry: go ahead. >> larry, the first conversation i had with michael jackson. the night, it was a friday night, the night he asked me to come and go to work

and she said, well, you can just fax me. she e-mailed me the subpoena.asn't issued a subpoena, it was e-mailed to me. and then she said you could just fax me over the report. we have a dedicated fax line and just fax over the report. well, i'm very thorough in what i do, and i what i'll do is give you a hard copy because trying to fax this over is too much paperwork. i was just waiting. >> i want to ask you about the situation. i know you're not a suspect in this situation and they have to subpoena medical records. but you were one of the first people to bring up the possibility of diprivan or propofol, usually used in operating rooms to put a patient under. and there were time who said is she really serious about this? and now that you've learned they've taken bottles of propofol out of the room and the target of the investigation is perhaps dr. conrad murray and whether or not tlhere's any lins to the use of this in his home. what is your reaction as this develops? >> well, that was my major concern when on father's day mr. jackson had given me a call.

can you hear me okay? we're still trying to make the connection. >> i think tony harris trying to talk to me on cnn television, how are you, tony? >> beautiful. i got you and you can hear us just fine? >> excellent. >> okay, so, here's the thing, the only republican, look, the idea of a bill, a republican bill and the way that you know a bill takes shape from your days as a congressional correspondent, that's not what's been offered by republicans to this point, correct? >> that's right. i didn't want to be rude to congressman cantor, but i wanted to press him on that point. >> but he said to you, we have bills. >> there are individual bills out there. individual congressman paul ryan from wisconsin, for example, have come up with different kind of plans, but there's been no one republican alternative, which the leadership, which is what matters. until the republican leadership like eric cantor number two behind john boehner until he steps up and says this is our bill and this is alternative to the preside

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can you hear me, matthew? oh, sounds like he can't hear me. hopefully we can -- hopefully we can get matthew. let's go to break, wok on this and be right back. >>> pretty pictures of atlanta. you can still see some of the windows out on the building, the tornado we had, what, two years ago? >> a reminder, a good year and a half -- >> a while back. >> and now what, talking tornado in florida and 163 homes? >> yeah. 163 homes damaged. seven of them beyond repair. completely demolished. what's amazing, though, although that's the bad news. the good news, only one person hurt and only minor injuries. in fact, cut from flying glass. could have been far worse. what they're dealing with this morning a big cleanup. look at city we have for you. widespread damage, power outages across the region. this is near port orange in volusia county. converging sea breeze, that with day time heating, strong thunderstorms and of course possible tornados. you see right there, kmg, our affiliate in orlando. great shots to show you later of a waterspout. part of, one

he kind of looked me. i said, trust m they will love you. i said, do me one fvor.t make the miskes i made. make the right decisions and choices. oose the right people to be arnd. another thg you hve going on, u are good looking. [laughter] >> a-rod might think he is better looking. i do not want to start nothing in new york city betwn them. darr strawberry's new boois called "straw:inding my way." it is a couraous telling of he story about a guy whos career all loved and llowed. i think you will be poweredy what he shares i the new book. nicto ve you wt. congratulations. good to see you. my pleasure t haveyou here. that is t show for tonight. pbs.org f our show. than you for wating. as always, keep the faith. >> for more infmation on tay's show, visit tavis is next time we will see yothen. >> there areo many things that wal-mart is looking rward t doing, like helpg people live beer. but stly, we're helping build stronger communities and relationships. because with your he, the best iset to come. >> nationwe insurance proudl supports "tavismiley." vis and nationwide

still they hired me. the first day i went in there i wore a gray pin-striped suits that had a shine to its. [laughter] in hand lapels almost as big as an assured i have on now. in a clip on tie and a pink shirt. my manager called me in in said the white, have you ever heard of a brooks brothers, and i said noaa. he said in an we are going to give you in the vance and we want you to go to this or called brooks brothers and we don't want you to leave until you have spent all of the money. [laughter] one he said when you get home permit the suits. [laughter] so i had a lot sooner and not learn. i guess you say they didn't tease me a lot about fashion but i continues to learn lessons because i had an african american it manager and he was more like a father and brother, i learned some valuable lessons of that i think anybody can learn from in the first-class when i phoned the first class and never felt anything i have worked so hard for. it was that i learned that it does between allowing room for both failur

. >> it's very important to me that people accept me as a female. >> alexis arquette made the transition from man to woman with the help of her famous supportive family. she's here, along with a former reality show contestant, the mayor of an american town, and a 13-year-old with his mom. they know something about transgender issues firsthand. brains tell them one thing, their bodies say something else. >>> then, jon and kate's sex p sextuplets have competition. meet the new kids on the block, next on "larry king live." >>> i'm dr. drew pinsky sitting in for larry king. chaz bono is not the only high-profile case of someone transitioning too another sex. actress alexis arquette was born a boy. her documentary, "she's my brother" was featured at the tribeca film festival. both of our guests can help us better under what this is all about. alexis, how do you feel about class's preparing for surgery and how he -- i should call him, he? >> him. i believe that he came out as a transgendered male, but i also think that he said he didn't want to be interviewed anymore about it. full stop? he is

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there's no discount for agreeing with me. yeah, i got carried away. happens to me all the time. helping you save money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> we're back with carol costello and the best political team on television. another comparison this time involving the first lady, michelle obama, and a former first lady, the issue of health care. >> that's right. we're talking about comparing michelle obama to hillary clinton. with michelle obama, it started in the garden, with the first lady positively glowing over lettuce, spinach and carrots. but now as one pro obama blogger put it, michelle is moving out of the house and garden space and into promoting health care reform. that does sound so hillary clinton circa 1993, doesn't it? mrs. obama is making her case for reform subtly, though. today she's on hand for the opening of a new health clinic paid for by federal stimulus dollars. she's appeared at other events involving health care, paid for by uncle sam. listen. >> as you all know, we are at a critical juncture in the debate about health care in this nat

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i want you to hear me and hear me well. paraded they did, they really paraded around like they was mother teresa. i told michael numerous occasions that they wasn't. if they really cared -- >> larry: let me get a break. hold it, leonard. joe is answering your questions tonight, too. go to cnn.com/larryking, ask him what you'd like to know. don't forget our twitter and facebook accounts. back with joe jackson and leonard rowe right after this. their doctors about cialis. ask your doctor if a cialis option is right for you because in addition to 36-hour cialis, there's another dosing option: cialis for daily use, a low-dose tablet you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. man: tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. don't drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed b

>> john, let me be clear. we're less interested in hard deadlines than in moving the process forward. the deadlines have had a disciplining effect. three of the five committees of jurisdiction in the congress have passed the bills, the other two are working hard on it. we want to move the process forward. even if both the house and senate had voted on these bills before the break. this would still go, as you know, well into the fall because then you'd have to reconcile those two bills and there'd be continued debate. what we don't want is for the process to bog down here. we want to move forward, and i believe we will. >> let's try to move it forward. in the house, they would pay for the new revenues they need through a surtax on wealthy americans. in the senate, a proposal gaining steam in the negotiations in the finance committee is to tax so-called cadillac insurance plans, high-end insurance plans that give very generous benefits. is the white house ready to say let's tax the cadillac plan? >> well, what t

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>> it calms me down. it eliminates the confusion and congestion out there. >> reporter: after a 45-minute appointment including a briefing of types of marijuana, dr. frank el gives him the recommendation. >> i'm legal. >> reporter: finding a pot doc in l.a. is like finding a plastic surgeon in beverly hills, they are ever where. dr. frank el charges his new patients $200. by law the recommendation can only be good for up to a year. patients have to go back to get a renewal. it is a system being fueled by the explosive growth of dispensaries. there are more than 600 in los angeles alone. to put that number in perspective there are more dispensaries than starbucks, 7-11s and mcdonalds. that is not what this pastor envisioned. he said they are dope dealers. >> that was not the intention of prop 15. it was get people off the black market not institutionalize the black market. >> reporter: dr. frank el estimates half those buying medical marijuana are doing so just to get stoned. he says they harm the industry

he kind of looked at me. i said, trust me. they will love you. i said, do me one favor.not make the mistakes i made. make the right decisions and choices. choose the right people to be around. another thing you have going on, you are good looking. [laughter] >> a-rod might think he is better looking. i do not want to start nothing in new york city between them. darryl strawberry's new book is called "straw: finding my way." it is a courageous telling of the story about a guy whose career we all loved and followed. i think you will be empowered by what he shares in the new book. nice to have you want. congratulations. good to see you. my pleasure to have you here. that is the show for tonight. pbs.org for our show. thank you for watching. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis is next time. we will see you then. >> there are so many things that wal-mart is looking forward to doing, like helping people live better. but mostly, we're helping build stronger communities and relationships. because with your help, the best is yet to come

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let me show you again this great shot we have of austin.is is actually a few feet taller hand the u.s. capitol. a beautiful thing to see. if you go out there it's light tan in color because it's made -- i lived in austin for three years. >> that's right. >> funny the things you learn. you learn how to go to places like salt lake, eat great barbecue. you understand texmex. good times in austin. yeah. let's show you what else we have. let's show you some temperatures we expect in parts of texas. 96 in dallas. right along the i-35 corridor, going southward into houston. certainly hot. where we'll see a warm up is in parts of the pacific northwest. we have an excess jeff heat watch in effect for places like portland, oregon, today, tomorrow all the way through wednesday, temperatures range anywhere from 95 to 102. we're going to talk more about that coming up later plus the potential of severe weather not only in part of the deep south but also to the eastern seaboard. let send it back to you. >>> reynolds, we appreciate you buddy. >> thanks, r

me. >> nationwide proudly supports "tavis smiley." "tavis smiley" and nationwide. >> and by contributions from your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: welcome back, tonight two of our conversations with my man. prince. i am still holding these papers from last night. i didn't change clothes. but then neither did prince but he looks good all the time. >> actually i changed. this is double all the same. tavis is the one who didn't change. tavis: ok, if it works for you, it works for me. i have two of these. when we left i had these in my hand, talking of the song lyrics of his new cd, lotusflow3r, three cd's, minneapolis sound, elixer and lotusflow3r. and this is available at losflow3r.com. we talked about dreamer, i didn't get to the other three, can i ask about colonized mind? >> yeah, thathas to do with the state of the union right now. the state of the union for all of us, not just black or white, but all of us. yesterday we spoke a little about how i was raised. and m

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and mike called me. he was emotional, excited and just -- really thankful to the commissioner for giving us a chance. >> you know, some players, i think, ter rell owens, one of them, openly condemned the league's decision to suspend him on top of his time served. what did you think of that? >> as far as the decision, the most important thing is mike is ready for this opportunity. he knows he's got a lot to prove and can't wait for the next step which is hopefully signing with the team. >> have you been contacted by some of these teams? >> yeah, you know, it's going to be one day at a time. there will be a host of clubs interested in mike. i think tonight we just got off the phone and said, you know what, let's enjoy tonight, be thankful we're back in and talk about the teams thunderstorm. >> okay. so has anybody called you? presumably, yes. >> we've been in contact with teams. it's going to be one day at a time before anything happens. >> what sort of shape is he in? ready to return to football? is he, i

then it began to make a little sense to me. it isn't me. it isn't us god is god.omebody asked him, do you believe in god? he goes, i have no problem in god. this smart guy, tough, and i thought it was lovely, he had no problem with god. tavis: you were saying to me before we came on the air, when i mentioned to you how much i loved the song -- how much it got my attention, you said to me, you actually like performing this song. it's a good song to perform. why is that? >> some songs just roll out like that. i'm not sure exactly the come poe nepts for that. but it may be part easy. it's easy to sing. and i like to watch the audience when they go like that or if they go like that, you know. i used to know when there were bush supporters. and i would say something -- tavis: how can anybody go to a joan baez concert and not know what they're going to get? >> i don't know. [laughter] tavis: i don't quite get that. >> sometimes a couple of hundred people would walk out. and they didn't get their money back either. [laughter] tavis: all right. next question, right quick.

he wanted me to get him in the best physical shape and wanted to teach me about dancing.he beauty about it, when he moved, the guy i would say it convinced me that he would make the biggest comeback in history. >> larry: how about his behavior? he was obviously, eccentric, a little bizarre. looked a little funny. how did you react to that? >> he wasn't like that with me because when he was with me, the mask came off, the glochb came off. it was just me and michael. we were alone together. he was just a real genuine guy. it was no bs. he was brilliant. but we just had fun. he was just like a regular guy like you and i talking. >> larry: did you work out with him at his house. >> yes, the last time. could not come to my facility because people followed him so i would go to his house. >> larry: did you work with weights. >> no, mostly the ball, rubber bands, a lot of core training and walking on the treadmill. he had a treadmill in his house. >> larry: was he discipline sfld. >> yeah, the time he came down, i the time i remembered him, extremely disciplined. >> larry: did th

i don't how much older he is than me. he sent me a ketchup note.rlfriends and he was with his boyfriends. i guess i had a backless shirt on or something and he wrote a note on the background of a ketchup packet saying nice back or something. and my friends said, why don't you want to see adam? i said, well, why doesn't he come over to see me and he's like, go over there to see him. then it was like a standoff and neither one of us went to the other one's table. that was it. then we saw each other a few months ago when judd and i started to date. it was really awkward. >> how could -- how does one write in ketchup to start with? >> i don't know. a pointy ketchup bottle. >> in the movie you play the long last love of adam sandler's character. well, i mean, you know this because you're in the movie, but maybe some of the audience doesn't know. you have since remarried in the film. >> yes. >> you have remared eric -- rerrer remarried eric bannen and he's the hulk. do you think you need to set this up? >> no i think that was good enough. >> thank you. >

on the moon, and by people like me, i mean italians." [ laughter ] "feed buster for me.eetch." >> jimmy: wow. very nice. [ applause ] we'll miss you, deetch. we'll really miss you. glad you had the time to write your letter. and you've always wanted to work at luke's. i'll go last, as usual. i'll use my letter reading voice for this. [ in exaggerated english accent ] "dearest, mommy and daddy, occupied as i am in the televisor, i am called upon once in the fortnight to grace a public event with my presence. i have the good fortune this weekend to attend a nascar event on saturday. never before have i seen so many automobiles go round and round. round they went. round and round and round and round and round and round again." [ laughter ] "circumnavigating the great paved oval they call the track. i grew quite dizzy. just when i thought it was over, the cars went round and round again for a victory lap. the spectators were pleased." [ laughter ] many of them un-shirted themselves over the course of the contest. their skin was lilly white, save certain sun damaged portions

how else are they getting me here? >> well, you mentioned some credit card fees so credit card fees, the number of fees that banks are charging are increasing and the amount is increasing. for example for late payment fees and over the limit fees. then you've got service fees on your checking account. if your balance for example goes beneath a certain amount, you may get a monthly service charge which can be quite hefty. you've got atm fees. this as you say is a very lucrative stream of income for the banks. they're losing money in other areas so they're hitting consumers with more fees. >> losing money in other areas so we'll make up the difference. well, i appreciate your help today, travis. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> if you're strapped for cash a quick look at the calendar could lead you to the bargains. though money may be tight there is no need to skip out on a fun getaway this summer. we are going to show you the most affordable spots in the country. and it's not a steroid. announceit keeps my airways.

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they're trying to kill me.regory said he asked jackson when the last time he ate was and that jackson told him, quote, they're trying to poison me. he asked him when he last drank water and jackson told him again, quote, they're trying to kill me. he wasn't drinking or eating anything. >> so what did gregory do? >> he tried to help him as quickly as he could. he insisted jackson go to the hospital. he was paranoid that someone was after him. he drove him to a small hospital about ten miles or so away from neverland without announcing that he was coming. gregory told me that jackson was given fluids to hydrate him from 5:30 in the evening until 5:30 in the morning the next day. so for 24 hours straight, the doctor told him, quote, 12 more hour and he would have been dead. he was that dehydrated. >> that was after the trial. did gregory stay in touch with him over the last couple years? >> he did. he said actually the last time he saw him -- he didn't see him for a little while but he saw him again at singer jame

let me ask you this, is this a defense look? my patient demanded this of me. is that a defense? >> absolutely not. it's up to doctors to tell their patients what is medically appropriate, not for patients to tell their doctors what they want and how to misuse drugs. one of the things that i think is fascinating is that this doctor said he was a friend of michael's. and i always get nervous when i hear that doctors who are prescribing meds are friends with their patients. we saw that same pattern in the anna nicole smith case. this is a big if, but it crosses the line to gross negligence and reckless misconduct that could cross the line into criminality, as well. >> she hosts "issues with jane velez-mitchell" every evening on our sister network, hln. thanks for your insights. we appreciate itp. >>> sonia sotomayor's historic nomination to the u.s. supreme court the senate judishiary will vote in the next hour or so. brianna keilar is keeping watch on capitol hill. the only real question here is whether any republicans will back the judge today. >> we are expecting there will be o

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we have our candy crowley talking to me and scolding me for going to the reporter. >> i was not. by coincidence it happens a lot. >> or an airplane or ambulance let's hear the national anthem. ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'r the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'r the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> great job by master sergeant john feemer. i always get filled when i hear the national anthem. i love to hear it. >> i do, too. it is something so majestic. you hear it often on the campaign trail. you would think you get used to it. but it is americana. >> do we still have chris welch there. sarah palin is the next speaker. chris, take us to the park, what you are seeing? is chris there? no. it is me and you, candy. >> uh-oh. >> it is just -- as my grandmother used to say, it is j

if this doesn't match perfectly. >> listen to me, listen to me.s full at all times and if i see you bus boys -- you will be out on your nose! >> right? throwing ketchup bottles by now. the bad part of the final is that when the series is over, that's it for basketball. and they have nothing left to show on nba tv. nba tv covers the nba 24 hours a day. since they won't have any games to cover, this season, they're expanding their original programming. in fact, they're even doing their own version of the discovery channel show "the deadliest catch". >> the trap comes up and the catch is a good one. kevin love carrifully lifts it from the trap. it's a male. he passes it over to love, back to chandler. across to love who goes up and -- oh, no! rejected by blake griffin. >> trap, catch 'em! >> all right. on the program tonight, dwy wade wl ujoins. my cousin sal will be here. we'll be right back with jack black, so stick around. # made just for men, [ thinking ] burning, itching... but the pain's the worst. i houlda used... [ bump ] [ male announcer ] p

they were there to see me -- what did that kids say to me? easy like sunday morning is your favorite song. how do know this? my family, you are talking to us. that says volumes. i was humbled by the fact that we went to cape town and johannesburg. they kept saying, they may be reserved, yeah, right. that was such a performance. tavis: they were dancing on the ceiling? >> was beautiful was you get things like "stop on you" and i decided to do -- to let the ladies in the audience be diana ross. you would have thought this was debut number one. they were out of their minds. you get to things. "-- things like "all night long," forget about it. tavis: what is it like to be on stage in places around the world and to see the kind of response to your stuff everywhere? what does that feel like? >> it is humbling. let us take -- where was that that i played, in front of 500,000 people one night. you walk out on stage and you hear your songs in ways. -- waves. it was unbelievable. every night i walked on stage, you have a million and one artist's you co