i joke, michael. that i wanted to get married here but not enough chair backs. [ laughter ] a great idea from the soon to be and saintyos, villanova. i think of chuck daley and rollie mattson. >> joe: you think of the hall of famers. >> joe: this is the roots of basketball. >> lorenzo hudson to the rim but not finish for virginia tech. starts out a little chilly on this after thanksgiving here in philadelphia. temple with the 1-point loss at the verizon center. and capable playing it that way as we know. and fernandez loading up the 3. hot, shotting a 37% from the land of 3. that's and that's bell got anxious wanting to get to the bucket. >> joe: the irony and it is 2 point guards. and guzman and fernandez. the more creative but he is a better shooter. >> michael: so he can playing off the ball. if scoring guard would emerge for the owls that may help them over the course of the next four months. so far so good. >> michael: we'll see him from philadelphia south. southern high school. that's a terrell

>> michael: correct. moore.here is some of that southern high work and a public league here. >> you with elnot play for tw- pbsive end. the problem for moore at times. >> michael: delaney in the crowd. green went, fernandez will start temple at the offensive end. you got it, it was a great look. but fern fashion for the tuesday -- fern fern for the deuce, they. they would not complain about it. >> michael: careful, careful. >> joe: he throws it at people's foot all the time. >> michael: hey, hey, hey: and michael vick as we see going to work in the offensive end. davila with that. >> joe: i'm not bailing i want to be more accurate. >> michael: i hear you. washington on sunday. and lincoln financial field. the challenge under the hoop and. >> michael: he is denied. right at the start of the iron. raise up. off the mark wide right. temple by 4. 6 and a half minutes in. tonight go anywhere now. wait for the time out and get a sandwich. one of the great finishes coming up. allen and missing 3. and williams is not ba

michael, thanks for joining us. it is a true pleasure to talk to you and talk to you about your inspiring story. you know, as we talk, yeah, football fans know your story. but now with the book, movie coming out, everybody's going to know your story. do you ever stop and just think, you know, from not long ago, homeless michael oher to football star michael oher and a movie made about your life. can you believe this is all come to pass? >> it's unbelievable. you know, i came a long way, you know. it's been a tough road and to do something i love, something i have a passion for, it's unbelievable to be able to step on the field and pad up in the nfl. i think about it every day. >> we look at your story and we look back. do you have memories -- we laid it out there that you never knew your father. he was murdered. your biological mom, drug issues. do you have early memories being with your brothers, being homeless and that fight for really survival at an early age? >> of course, you know, i have a lot of memories of a

not my michael. my michael could not have done this. you know, we have celebrity culture in this country that's almost like royalty. there are certain people who are above the law, and i think in the michael jackson case, the celebrity status is what put it over the top. yes there were other factors, but none as big as the celebrity factors >> but aphrodite jones, i have to say i sat there along with you and diane ands conspiracy aspect of this case made my head explode. i couldn't make head or tails of it. they're keeping the whole family hostage. meanwhile they're getting waxes and going on shopping sprees. it was convoluted and some said it just didn't make sense. >> it did not make sense. first of all to charge michael jackson with conspiracy, to hold a family hostage when, in fact, they were using his money and his limos and his rolls-royces to travel around. is bizarre. the idea that i disagree with lisa in that that the jury perhaps had some fascination certainly with michael's celebrity status. but remember, these people were lo

michael, thanks for joining us. it is a true pleasure to talk to you and talk to you about your inspiring story. you know, as we talk, yeah, football fans know your story. but now with the book, movie coming out, everybody's going to know your story. do you ever stop and just think, you know, from not long ago, homeless michael oher to football star michael oher and a movie made about your life. can you believe this is all come to pass? >> it's unbelievable. you know, i came a long way, you know. it's been a tough road and to do something i love, something i have a passion for, it's unbelievable to be able to step on the field and pad up in the nfl. i think about it every day. >> we look at your story and we look back. do you have memories -- we laid it out there that you never knew your father. he was murdered. your biological mom, drug issues. do you have early memories being with your brothers, being homeless and that fight for really survival at an early age? >> of course, you know, i have a lot of memories of a

not my michael. my michael could not have done this. you know, we have celebrity culture in this country that's almost like royalty. there are certain people who are above the law, and i think in the michael jackson case, the celebrity status is what put it over the top. yes there were other factors, but none as big as the celebrity factor. >> but, aphrodite jones, i have to say i sat there along with you and diane ands conspiracy aspect of this case made my head explode. i couldn't make head or tails of it. they're keeping the whole family hostage. meanwhile they're getting waxes and going on shopping sprees. it was convoluted and some said it just didn't make sense. >> it did not make sense. first of all to charge michael jackson with conspiracy, to hold a family hostage when, in fact, they were using his money and his limos and his rolls-royces to travel around. is bizarre. the idea that i disagree with lisa in that that the jury perhaps had some fascination certainly with michael's celebrity status. but remember, these people were l

michael, thanks for joining us. it is a true pleasure to talk to you and talk to you about your inspiring story. you know, as we talk, yeah, football fans know your story but now with the book and movie coming out everybody's going to know your story. do you ever stop and think, from not long ago homeless michael oher, to football star michael oher and movie made about your life. can you believe this has all come to pass? >> it's unbelievable. you know, i've came a long way, you know, it's been a tough road and, you know, to do something i love, something i have a passion for, it's unbelievable to be able to, you know, step on the field and pad up in the nfl. so, i think, you know, i think about it every day. >> we look at your story and look back. do you have memories of -- i mean, we laid it out there you never knew your father, he was murdered. your biological mom, drug issues. do you have early memories being with your brothers, being homeless and that fight for really survival at an early age? >> of course, you

we'll have the honor of talking to pro offensive tackle michael oher. an exclusive interview, emotional, inspiring, and will make us all stop and take a good long, hard look at our own life. >>> controversy, opinion, your point of view. this is "prime news." >>> welcome. i'm mike galanos. first this. what a horrifying visual. a 15-year-old boy doused with rubbing alcohol and set on fire. michael brewer is in critical condition at a hospital in miami. he has burns over 65% of his body. he can't really talk well. there are bandages that have to be changed daily and the process takes about four hours. five teens were accused of turning him into a human torch, to quote from the judge. now three of them are charged as adults with attempted murder. earlier this week i spoke with a criminal defense attorney elizabeth kelly and, john, let's start with the charges. we've got three teens, three of the five charged as adults facing attempted murder charges. how did the prosecution lay this out that they should be charged as adults? >> well, actually they went thro

. >>> the michael jackson suicide shocker. a development as a major figure who caused big trouble for jackson kills himself. what really happened? >> the brand-new explosive carrie prejean porn war. tonight carrie's threat over her solo sex tape. will she stop it from getting out? tv's most provocative entertainment news show starts right now. >> i'm a.j. hammer from new york city. >> this is brooke anderson from hollywood and we have remarkable developments in the sarah palin-levi johnston smack down. >> sarah palin would have never imagined this when she went up to the republican national convention with her pregnant teenage daughter. this will be the big news we would be talking about over a year later. this would be the big news breaking today. unbelievable. "showbiz tonight" obtained new video of levi johnston strutting his stuff, so to speak and taking new swings at his almost one-time mother-in-law as he arrived in all his glory. that glory include this is news. "showbiz tonight" obtained the first photo released from h

she didn't know michael pearson.he watched from across the street. >> it's sad really to see things happen to young guys when they try to serve the country and then it goes bad. >> reporter: family and friends of army private first class michael pearson said good-bye this afternoon. ceremony inside the fred daenz funeral home was private. illinois governor pat quinn among those inside. >> mom and dad you could tell there's no words in the english language or any language to relieve the pain of losing someone you've known from the day they were born. >> reporter: michael pearson of bowling brook was one of 13 killed last week during a rampage at ft. hood military base in texas. pearson was shot three times, the alleged gunman one of the army's very own. >> it's a shame. i mean, 13 people killed? for what? >> reporter: the service lasted just over an hour. after which the processional moved to the abraham lincoln national cemetery where michael was laid to rest with full military honors. >> reporter: immediately after

he didn't want to be a part of michael jackson's life at one time and michael didn't want him in his life. why should he get anything he makes? >> thank you, deborah. but maryland from texas doesn't see anything wrong with michael's death making money off the movie. >> i think joe jackson should profit from whatever proceeds that comes from the michael jackson film and any other moneys that he has coming. he was the one who originally started them, all the hoopla concerning michael jackson. and so i definitely believe that he should profit just like everybody else. >> thanks for your call, maryland. the showbiz on call phone lines are never closed. give us a ring 1-888-sbt-buzz. >>> tonight, rosie o'donnell is dropping bomb shell new confessions you won't believe what she is saying about oprah. >> i called oprah winfrey one night. >> right. >> which was an error in judgment. and i don't know that i was even coherent. >> she's got this brand new radio show about to roll out. is she really going after oprah winfrey right before she debuts? wait until you hear this. >>> and "showbiz ton

michael pearson was 22 years old.eporting from elwood, wgn news. >>> two more victims of a suspected serial killer were laid to rest today. they were among 11 women whose bodies were found in a house in cleveland. fbi agents worked for about four hours saturday with thermal imaging devices, rakes and shovels to see if any more bodies were in the backyard of sowell. sowell is a convicted sex offender, now in jail facing murder, rape and other charges. authorities say sowell used drugs anz alcohol to lure women to his home and then strangled them. >>> the governor of virginia visited areas of his state that were hit hard by a nor'easter. governor kaine assured victims he would with push for federal money to help them recover and try to free up state funded as well. nearly eight inches of rain drenched norfolk. officials are waiting for floodwaters to recede to assess the full damage. >>> the powerful storm battered emergen new jersey for a third straight day yesterday, which didn't help people trying to clear roads and

she didn't know michael pearson. she watched from across the street. >> it's sad really to see things happen to young guys when they try to serve the country and it goes bad. >> reporter: family and friends of private first class michael pearson said good-bye this afternoon. illinois governor pat quinn among those inside. >> his mom and dad, you can tell there's no words n english language or any language to relieve the pain of losing someone you have known from the day they were born. >> reporter: pearson was shot three times. the alleged gunman, wouchbt army's very own. >> it's a shame. 13 people killed. for what? >> reporter: the service lasted just over an hour, after which the processional moved to the abraham lincoln national cemetery where michael pearson was laid to rest with full military honors. immediately after auto, michael's brother christopher thanked the entire chicagoland community. >> there was not one single moment this last week that did not touch you. >> reporter: because of his love of music, th

hated him. >> i don't think michael was ever known as a man.hink we understood his brokenness. i think we judged and rejected him. >> i think every one, all of michael jackson's fans embrace him despite the things we are finding out after his death but i think that's the thing about most pop stars. finding out the dark secrets actually makes us really love our celebrities and pop stars even more than we did before. >> and tonight, another brand new michael jackson secret revelation. michael's dad filed court papers to get an allowance from the late son's estate. he wasn't included in the will but joe says he has $15,000 worth of monthly expenses that michael was helping him with before the death. >>> tonight, my interview with donald trump, the fired-up response to carrie prejean's tv tantrum and the diss of him. high school the headline-making interview you will see only on "showbiz tonight." >>> also, stunning new developments around the reported j.lo sex tape. will jennifer lopez's ex release the video? >>> and this outrageous new jon gossel

i was always a fan of michael jackson's music, but i can't say i was still into michael jackson the wayt why i liked him. so when i went to go see this movie, i can honestly say to you i was blown away and not expecting to be. i was blown away because you see his passion for what he does, his humility, his kindness to people was really something to see. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. frank, did you see the film? >> oh, yes, i've seen it, many stages. of course, i've seen the finished product many times. gayle is right. it shows the warmth of michael. it shows his work ethic. it shows how passionate he was about this show and how perfect he wanted it to be. >> joy, he was a perfectionist in every sense of the word. >> the music is great. i mean, when you just want to move. >> and i'm telling you, joy, it brings it all back to you. what bothers me when i hear people criticizing the movie. because this was not a movie that was supposed to be for public consumption. this was for his own personal library. we were never supposed to see this. when people say, they had to use subtitles, well, he wasn't t

the michael jackson suicide shocker. a startling development as a major figure who caused big trouble for jackson kills himself. what really happened. >>> the brand-new explosive carrie prejean porn war. tonight, carrie's dramatic threat over her solo sex tape. will she stop it from getting out? >>> tv's most provocative entertainment news show starts right now. >>> hello. i'm a.j. hammer, broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. >> hi, there, everyone. i'm brooke anderson, coming to you from hollywood. and tonight, there are remarkable new developments in the sarah palin/levi johnston smackdown. >> yeah, brooke, here is what i'm thinking. that sarah palin could have never imagined when she trotted levi johnston up there at the republican national convention along with her pregnant teenage daughter this would be the big news we would be talking about just over a year later. that this would be the big news breaking today. unbelievable. "showbiz tonight" obtained today new video of levi johnston strutting h

he didn't want to be a part of michael jackson's life at one time and michael didn't want him in his life. why should he get anything he makes? >> thank you, deborah. but maryland from texas doesn't see anything wrong with michael's death making money off the movie. >> i think joe jackson should profit from whatever proceeds that comes from the michael jackson film and any other moneys that he has coming. he was the one who originally started them, all the hoopla concerning michael jackson. and so i definitely believe that he should profit just like everybody else. >> thanks for your call, maryland. the showbiz on call phone lines are never closed. give us a ring 1-888-sbt-buzz. >>> tonight, rosie o'donnell is dropping bomb shell new confessions you won't believe what she is saying about oprah. >> i called oprah winfrey one night. >> right. >> which was an error in judgment. and i don't know that i was even coherent. >> she's got this brand new radio show about to roll out. is she really going after oprah winfrey right before she debuts? wait until you hear this. >>> and "showbiz ton

people to this day are split in this town over whether he used michael jordan, whether michael jordan used him. bottom line is, it takes some huts pa to acquire michael jordan. >> turned out as gm, probably the right thing to do. capital center was his baby. he, he created that. then moving downtown with his own money was a financial risk. i know living in this city, getting anything done in this city is not easy. getting your garbage picked up is not easy, let alone running a school system, police force, everything that goes on in the system. he got this done and when it's done, how proud was he of what happened to that area? >> you know, certainly it seems like ray no-brainer at this point. but at the time, it was a big risk. there were a number of people, closest advisors, thought he was crazy for doing it. and he, he always had a goal to put an arena downtown. that's originally where he wanted to put the capital center back in the '70s and they couldn't get a deal done. he an opportunity to build a second arena. not many people get a chance to do that. he put it downtown where he

michael swore he was innocent. listen to michael. >> it brings tears to my eyes when i see any child who suffers. i am not guilty of these allegations, but if i am guilty of anything, it is of giving all that i have -- all that i have to give to help children all over the world. >> now, dr. arnie klein tells tmz jackson was innocent, saying the boy knew what michael jackson's genitals looked like because the pop star like to urinate in public and in front of children. michael was famous for whacky behavior but does this make sense? is his friend trying to salage the star's image? straight out to harvey levin, tmz's executive producer. you spent three hours with dr. klein? dare i ask what came out of that meeting? >> well, jane, everything came out of the meeting. i mean, i got a call from him on saturday, essentially saying look, i am not a monster, i need to sit down with you. so i went to his house on sunday night, i spent three hours with him, and he talked about everything. i mean, he started by saying look, i

was going on. >> like what, what was true. >> michael was having a much too close relationship -- michaelthis very close relationship with this young boy. >> uh-huh. >> he was sleeping in his room. >> right. i remember. >> he was sleeping at the kid's house then he was sleeping at each other's house in each other's beds. >> michael insisted it was all nnts. >> how innocent could it be. >> it didn't look right. >> it didn't look right. there was some element of what was going on there. then what happened after this was over a great article in "gq" by a journalist named mary fisher, she went back and had proof evan chandler this man who just committed suicide and the current husband of his wife then. >> yeah. >> the step-father. >> yeah. >> had conspired to create this situation and that they actually drugged the kid in the dentist's office and got him to say things that weren't true about michael. >> oh. >> so, there was actually a defense for michael jackson at one point that has been used ever since by the jackson fans, something as sort of a template for them that they use to defend mic

michael jackson, his scalp was burned in 1984. his injuries were much less severe than michael brewers, still, they were excruciating and led to jackson developing an addiction to painkillers. jackson befriended fellow burn victim, david. david was 6 years old when his dad set him on fire. doctor, we pray michael brewer survives, but how long will his recovery take? describe what he's going to go through how many years before he's out and about. >> this is a life-changing event. things will never be exactly the same, but we hope and expect that he'll get back to a reasonably good quality of life. we still have some operations to do for skin grafting. there could be further reconstructive operations after the grafting, depending on how the healing goes and there's at least a year of intensive therapy and after that, it all slows down a little bit as things stabilize, but it's a life altering event. >>> we have to move on to tonight's big issue. teen justice. these young teenagers are charged as adults with attempted murder. is that

michael oher, 5:00 eastern on hln.tch the whole interview. >>> happening right now, live pictures from deep in the heart of texas. former president george w. bush at southern methodist university. his wife laura there with him. an institution that will be named after him part of the presidential center at smu. it will be the first presidential library to house such a policy institute. the 43rd president of the united states. >>> heavy rain from what is left of tropical storm ida is battling the mid atlantic. virginia's governor declared a state of emergency. this storm moved out of georgia but not before flooding several neighborhoods. some were recovering from massive flooding in september. one of our i reporters who lives in virginia beach said he has not seen anything like this for year. william bernstein operated his own camera and reported on the strong nor'easter. bernstein said he saw a lot of flooding, downed trees and when he got to the beach he realized how strong the storm was. >> this is absolutely spectacu

but out to michael borg with breaking news. what can you tell me about the latest at the killeen, texas shooting, michael? >> we now know that major malik hasan, who shot and killed 11 people on ft. hood here in texas this afternoon, before he was killed, was actually going to be deployed later this month. he was set to be deployed out to iraq and this was going to be his first deployment. it talks a lot about his mindset. although we don't know exactly what triggered this tragic shooting at ft. hood. we do know, sort of, what was going on in his mind when he pulled two handguns and started firing wildly into this crowd which is here at this readiness facility here at ft. hood. >> i was told they were m-16s, is that true? >> no, it's handguns. the m-16s is what the infantrymen would use. sipts he's major, he's a army officer, they were two handguns. >> so they were not m-16s. >> michael, how many dead? >> a total of 12 dead, including major hasan. that death toll is probably going to rise later this evening. there were two of t

michael, you are still with us? >> yes, i am. >> michael are you taking action against her? >> yes there, is a pending lawsuit against sandra. >> okay. barry silver is still with us as we listen to that. let me challenge you on the point i made before the break about a chimpanzee out of control versus a chimpanzee that could hurt somebody. you know, common sense would say an out-of-control chimp coop hurt somebody. will that language be parsed like that to where that could, you know, the state is off the hook because of that specific language? >> it certainly should not be. you're right. a chimpanzee out of control could kill somebody or seriously hurt someone, as we have seen tragically in this situation. but, the dep should have said not only that this could be an out-of-control chimp. it should be this could be an out-of-control chimp that could kill shb. by the way they shouldn't allow people to be owning animals that belong in the wild, allowing people to bring animals into the home and treated like a pet. it's not good for the animal or the environment where we need en

michael jackson, his scalp was burned in 1984.eing it go on fire right here during filming for this pepsi commercial. his injuries were much less severe than michael brewer's p still they were excruciating and they led to jackson developing an addiction to painkillers. jackson, befriended fellow burn victim david rothenberg. david was 6 years old when his dad set him on fire. rothenberg was burned head to toe over 90% of his body. dr. namias, we pray that michael brewer survives but how long will his rover take? describe what he will go through. how many years before he's out and about. >> well, this is a life-changing event. things will never be exactly the same. but we hope and we expect that he'll get back to a reasonable good quality of life. we still have some operations to do for skin grafting. there could be further reconstructive options depending on houtgrafting goes. years of oboccupational therapy and after that it all slows down a little bit as things stabilize but it's a life-altering event. now we are to move onton t

hi, michael. who was your inspiration for that book?- >> so michael, i love the story in the book about how the two of you met. tell us quickly what that was. >> that was pretty exciting. i was standing out in my yard. her dogs -- we were neighbors on a dead-end road. we live right on a creek. her dog is running around the yard. >> running around this big wall. >> wall. into my yard. she was in hot pursuit. >> and then you were in hot pursuit. >> that's right. the dogs started pooping in my yard and she grabbed them and ran off running. >> he scared me. he was mean looking, joy. >> it was love at first sight. >> no, it was not. so two weeks later, the same thing happened again. >> again. >> same identical thing. >> it was meant to be. >> and i got to be buddies with the dogs. we started talking. and one thing led to another and we've been together ever since. >> look at this face, joy. the only one that you'll ever see like it. my big santa claus. >> he bites. >> yes, he bites. he bites and poops all over the yard just like the dogs. >>

did you get along well with michael? >> i did get along well with michael, i think.t conversations. >> larry: you ever record with him? >> no, i didn't -- i recorded on a song he had written after 9/11. >> larry: oh, group song? >> yes. >> larry: yeah. >> and then i also song with him on stage a couple of times. >> larry: you're the best-selling female recording artist of all time, more number one singles than any soloist, including elvis. >> don't say that. people get freaked out. >> larry: does that put pressure on you that the next album has to be a hit? >> no, because -- >> larry: the company expects it, though, don't they? >> i'm sure they like it but they've got to work to make that happen, too, because it's not just me. i have to make the song and believe that it's a hit. and sometimes we disagree on which is the bigger hit. and i delicately ask, will you guys please listen to me just sometimes? just sometimes when i really believe in a song? >> larry: mariah is it returning to acting with a role in the new film "precious." it is getting a lot of buzz. we'll t

michael didn't include his dad in his will.y expenses. those are expenses that michael was supposedly helping joe out with before his death. >>> okay, did you see this? i think this could be one of the dirtiest, most outrageous sports videos i've ever seen. take a look. the university of new mexico soccer player, elbowed, kicked, grabbed a ponytail and ranked her to the ground during a game with brigham young. these ladies play hard but it is disgusting, especially because lambert wasn't kicked out of the game. she's apologized saying, i let my emotions get the best of me in a heated situation. i take full responsibility for my actions and accept any punishment felt necessary. that punishment has been handed down. lambert has been suspended from his team indefinitely. better late than never, i guess. >>> tonight, john travolta speaks for the first time since the tragic death of his son's death jett. travolta is opening up, how his family is cope and the steps taken eve and every day to get by. john's words out, just today. this

michael jackson was an addict and guess what? he told us so more than 17 years ago. >> i remain out of the country undergoing treatment for a dependency on pain medication. this medication was initially prescribed to cede the excruciating pain i was suffering after recent reconstructive surgery on my scalp. >> among the most unforgettable images, home video of the ambulance call to michael jackson's rented mansion on july 25th, 2009. just the day before, jackson appeared fine. in fact, he was rehearsing for his final comeback tour. but was he healthy enough to handle the physically grueling workouts or was he too emaciated and frail? and what role did addiction play? we may never get all the answers. we do know that the coroner ruled his death a homicide. the cause, acute propofol intoxication. a deadly dose of a powerful surgical knockout drug, plus a cocktail of other sedatives were found in his system. but ultimately, who is to blame for bringing on jackson's untimely death? law enforcement claims michael's personal physician,

or michael jackson.is record-breaking new film "this is it" is exploiting him in death. who will we choose? >>> welcome back to "showbiz tonight." i'm brooke anderson in hollywood and we will be naming "showbiz tonight's" most provocative celebrity of the week in just a moment. but first, incredible new revelations today from jessica simpson as she speaks out about her top ideal qualities for the perfect man. jessica's not mincing words tonight. she's telling "extra" what exactly she wants from a man. and after years of heartbreak, this girl isn't messing around. she knows what she wants and wait until you hear her list. one must-have quality, a spiritual man. tonight in hollywood, kim serafin, the senior editor for "in touch weekly." and also joining me in hollywood, carlos diaz, a correspondent for "extra." and you guys got a fascinating interview with her. she tells exactly what it is she is looking for in a man. watch this. >> i like a confident man. i definitely love a spiritual man. i love intellec

michael snaer. florida state give it is right back. both coaches a little uncomfortable with that sequence. >> dan: not the way the coaches draw it up and not the way they imagined it. a little sloppy to say the least. but it's early. it's early in the basketball seaso season. >> rich: mercer came in 3-1, played well up at providence. pulkauninkas missed the three. the follow by hall. jenkins. mercer hasn't quit. >> dan: they are playing with a tremendous amount of energy. and it's very hard to maintain that energy when the ball is not going in the basket, so you really have to give a lot of credit to the mercer bears. they just really do a great job and jep kips, michael jenkins, number 15, has come in the game and really helped with an infusion of some passion here. has done a great job at passing the basket. >> rich: bears still have a lot of big names on their schedule. back to up at georgia tech. 15 point game. 25 point gail. it alive. three. nice. their, the freshman. >> dan: seminole disa great job finding the open map. times th

and michael jordan was fresh off leading the bulls to their third straight nba title at the age of 30. m.j. was in the prime of his career. >> i achieved practically everything i could from an individual standpoint and from a team standpoint. and it really made it easy to walk away while you was on top. yeah, very few people do that. i never wanted to leave the game when my skills started to diminish. once that starts to happen, i feel the foot in my back, people pushing me out of the game saying i don't have the skills that i used to have. the word retire means you can do anything you want from this day on. >> in a minor league game in alaska, baseballs were flying out of the park, but something else almost flew in. >> there's a plane coming down on to the field, folks, right now. we got a crazy landing going on. here it comes right on to the field. and it's on fire. no way did that just happen, folks. i can't believe what we just saw here. >> undersized boise state was an unquestionable underdog against powerful oklahoma in the 2007 fiesta bowl. and the broncos faced a crucial fourt

watch this. >> do you hold him responsible for michael's death? >> he was the one that was administering, i think he is responsible. >> carlos, off to you. did you see this, like me, that this was janet's public declaration that she will move heaven and earth to see this guy, dr. murray, behind bars? >> exactly, a.j. and you have to keep in mind that no one in the world was closer to michael jackson than janet jackson. he was her protector growing up. they were the two closest out of anyone in the family. and the fact that the way she said it, he was the administrator, he is responsible. that she was very clear with her points. i think that that is just another nail in the coffin for dr. conrad murray. >> and i think she knew she was going to be asked that question, so it was very intentional. it should be noted, dr. murray hasn't been charged with anything yet. but in this interview on "good morning america," janet said in the very least, he shouldn't be a doctor anymore. >> what would you like to see happen to him? do you think he should be prac

it says, quote, we should not invite al qaeda to michael i will michael i will its target. it's pointed out dangerous criminals are already being held in prisons. >> there are currently 35 people serving in the prisons of illinois convicted of terrorism. we also have people part of column ban drug gangs, mexican drug cartels, the toughest, meanest, dirtiest gangs this chicago, all in our prisons and held safely. >> an obama official says the security measures would be enhanced to exceed those at super max prisons. >>> a fallen marine documented his military life for his parents, and they didn't know about it until after his death. some of the footage was featured on nbced "today" show this morning. >> here's some more of the streets of fallujah. a bunch of little kids. i just gave them like 50 denars to some little kid because his house blew up, so i gave him some money. >> i get to come home in about four and a half months, which is something to look forward to. >> well, just two days after that video, billy spencer was hit by enemy fire, while trying to save his squad lea

michael is deserving of it as well as his son.hael from durham, north carolina, where jordan has some roots, it doesn't matter whose kid refuses to wear adidas shoes. central florida had a contract with adidas in which it lost. if the kid doesn't wear them, he doesn't play. it's that simple. perhaps a duke fan, that young man? agree? disagree? go to cnn.com/robin. we'll try to read them all morning. >>> with all the negative attention weighing heavily on his heart, brandon spikes about the right thing, asked to serve a full-game suspension for apparently trying to gouge the eyes out of a georgia running back. his coach, urban meyer, got criticism because he only suspended him for half a game. spikes said, you know what? just suspend me for the whole game. good for him for showing maturity. shame on his coach for putting him in that position. that's a look at sports. >> i wasn't expecting that. i got to tell you. >> me neither. >>> let's check in with meteorologist bob van dillen. how's air travel looking? >> so far, so good. prett

linda, brian, kayla, michael and friends, jazzy and rooster. they never miss a show. >>> the shock waves are hitting even veteran judges. >> mr. sowell, 28 years on being on this bench, this is without question the most serious set of allegations that i've ever faced. >> reporter: but how in the world could suspect anthony sowell or anyone allegedly murder so many victims hiding at least 11 bodies in the middle of a busy neighborhood? >> there were nobody know because nobody had seen them around here, walking, scrapping, picking up cans. just chilling like a normal person. >> reporter: but could a normal person invite women in only to have them vanish without anyone noticing? all but one of the women dug up from a backyard and found inside of the house are nameless. and until there's a dna match, no one yet knows who they are or where they came from. the one identified victim is 52-year-old from a town outside of cleveland, reported missing by her family a year ago. it's not that neighbors didn't smell something awful, a city councilman says ev

will it be palin, disgraced beauty queen, carrie prejean, or lindsay lohan's dad, michael? tv's most provocative entertainment news show starts right now. >>> hello. i'm a.j. hammer, broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. >> hi, there, everyone. i'm brooke anderson, coming to you tonight from hollywood. tonight, cindy crawford's extortion nightmare. i've got to tell you, when i first heard about this story, it made me sick. cindy crawford's daughter photographed when she was just 7 years old, in revealing clothing, bound and gagged. and today a man is accused of trying to get crawford to give him big-time money so he would not make the photo public. and if that's not disturbing enough, today we learned the disgusting picture was taken by the girl's nanny. and it all made for big news breaking today. >> reporter: it's a sick, twisted story that plays out like an episode of "law & order," only this script is very real. cindy crawford and her business mogul husband, randy gerber, are fighting back tonight over an alleged extortion plot for tens of thousands o

michael says this -- and adam made his comment to our views cam. all right. check out adam. >> i'm adam. i was born and raised in lawrenceville, georgia. i feel like it doesn't really have to be put to a vote. as we saw in california, prop 8 was voted for. it's a constitutional issue, gay marriage. and it really is something that's right now ahead of where we are but the same as when civil rights happened in 1975 where a lot of the country was opposed to a lot of the civil rights reform going on. by the same token we should really keep an open mind and say look at this from a constitutional law issue and say this is a human right and not really argue about whether it should be put to a referendum by the people. that's it. >> and that's it. all right. a lot of people shared the same view that adam did. a lot of other people said, new york city it's about the vote and about what a community wants and the public should vote on it. thanks for all of your comments. we appreciate it. how much do you know about the news we talk about every day? i think you're pretty

this is absolutely michael jackson. he was filming this for his personal library and this is now a gift to his fans. >> and speaking of the fans, how do you think the fans are processing it? we know one of his more famous fans, liz taylor, went twitter crazy. she sent out i think 30 tweets saying you've got to see this movie. you owe it to yourself. what do you think this is going to mean for fans? >> the fans are absolutely going to love this movie. i saw it in new york the night that it premiered and the whole movie theater was shut down. they were only showing "this is it." there were a lot of press people there but the other half was fans. the fans were clapping during the movie. they were going crazy. and as you said, liz taylor tweeted about it. the fans went out there. it's gone viral. they're tweeting, facebooking. everybody loves it. >> this is supposed to be a limited release. they've billed it that way. it's already made a ton of money. you know the business. do you think it's going to end up running longer t

b.j., by my count that's two friends, haley and michael lohan and one enemy. how are things looking for jon? >> not good. tlc is smart in making this move because they are trying to show that jon breached his contract with them. he's not supposed to make deals with other people, and the rumors are out that he was trying to shop another reality show with michael lohan, that and of course the women he's spending time with would overhear phone calls, perhaps see the e-mails and trying to do interviews or setting things up outside of the contract. so, as much of a circus it actually is legally relevant. >> it sure is. it's not looking good for jon as you say. so, we've got a reality show star, a father of a hollywood star, a former fling, and a current girlfriend, all expected to show up in court. kim, is it just me or does this sound like this courtroom showdown could be a reality show in and of itself? >> yeah, my gosh. who is missing the ball on this? this is the show they should be doing. this is very exciting. i would tune in to this. plus, the tlcp.r. depart

>> no, they were not m-16s. >> michael board, how many dead? >> a total of 12 dead, including major hasan. that death toll is probably going to rise later this evening. there were two of the people who were wounded who are in very critical condition. one woman who was apparently shot in the face. >> oh. >> reports that she might have already passed. we're trying to confirm that, but nancy, expect the death toll to rise tonight. >> and let me ask you this, did hasan have a family he was leaving behind, if he were to deploy to iraq? >> that's not clear yet. i know he's from virginia. he comes from -- apparently he comes from a family that's an islamic family. they did not approve of him joining the army. i do not believe he had a family that he's left behind. but you know, that's all going to come out as the investigation continues into this. >> with us michael board, woai news radio. and michael board, very quickly, at first the media was told that there were three shooters, but it's my understanding there's only one, hasan. >> that's what it lo

michael beasley takes a seat. o'neal, his second attempt. played his first four years in portland, traded to indiana for dale davis in 2000, played eight years for the pacers. and he makes 1 of 2. five-time all-star but not the last two years. out of bounds on to a photographer. now he gets himself back on the court. wizards a little disrupted. jamison has to take a real tough shot and he missed. washington by 9. they led by as many as 11. miami can take the final shot of the half. good defense. they swing it to o'neal, shoots over mcgee. butler has it and that will not count. wizards shooting exactly 50% from the field at the half and they outscore miami 25-18 in the second quarter led by antawn jamison and nick young antawn jamison and nick young making his third start of i touched the ball before it went out, coach. come on, alex, the ref did not call that! i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team! alex! good call. >> steve: it is half time in the third of four meetings this season. miami taking the first two bu

. >> michael jackson's startling secret about what h his dad would do to him. tonight, the most dramatic, the most personal, the deepest darkest secrets of the stars revealed. but why are so many stars speaking out so recently? why now? it's a not-to-be-missed "showbiz tonight" special report. >>> and you have got to see this video. wow, a female college soccer player punches, kicks, pulls air, you name it. it's all caught on tape. i think it may be the dirtiest, most violent sports tape of all time. this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. >>> time now for the "showbiz news ticker," more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom making news right now.

. >> the funeral for private first class michael pearson will be held in illinois and also are funeral planned for jason hunt. 13 people were killed and dozens others wounded. the only suspect, major thjor n hasan is still hospitalized. >>> president says that the police and military officials need to get a chance to do their job and finish up the work on the shooting. the workup has already been done on ma major nidal hasan. >> we must compile every bit of information we have on the gunman and learn what was done with the information. if there was a failure to take appropriate action before the shootings, there must be accountabili accountability. beyond that we must quickly and thoroughly address any flaws in the system so we can prevent a similar breach from happening again. our government must be able to act swiftly and surely when it has threatening information. i know there will also be inquiries by congress but all of us should resist the temptation to turn this into a political event. the stakes are far too high. the one responsibility that i weigh most heavily is my duty as co

hated him. >> i don't think michael was ever known as a man.hink we understood his brokenness. i think we judged and rejected him. >> i think every one, all of michael jackson's fans embrace him despite the things we are finding out after his death but i think that's the thing about most pop stars. finding out the dark secrets actually makes us really love our celebrities and pop stars even more than we did before. >> and tonight, another brand new michael jackson secret revelation. michael's dad filed court papers to get an allowance from the late son's estate. he wasn't included in the will but joe says he has $15,000 worth of monthly expenses that michael was helping him with before the death. >>> tonight, my interview with donald trumpt fired up response to carrie prejean's tv trantrum and the diss of him. high school the headline-making interview you will see only on "showbiz tonight." >>> also, stunning new developments around the reported j.lo sex tape. will jennifer lopez's ex rethere's video? >>> and this outrageous new jon gosselin vi

for example, michael cahill. >> the 62-year-old michael cahill had worked at ft. hood for six years as a physician's assistant there. before that he was a rural doctor and served the national guard and army reserves. cahill's children say he was incredibly smart and loving as well. they also said they don't want people to discriminate against muslims because of the alleged shooter's background. >> this is just a man, an american man, who had issues and problems. and did a horrible, unspeakable act, but being so angry at one group of people because of this, that's not going to bring my dad back. >> just three weeks ago cahill had a heart attack. he was back to work just a week right after that. >> thank you so much. >>> new this hour, we're also looking at the life of specialist jason hunt. >> specialist jason hunt, 22 years old, recently married. he joined tuse he wanted to be something greater than himself. take a listen. >> i just want to say that, you know, because it didn't happen overseas or it didn't happen in a combat situation doesn't make him any less a h

the routine was a tribute to michael jackson. it took days of practice but they put the finishing touches on the performance at 3:30 in the morning the day of the parade. >> it was -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: were you nervous? >> no. >> the crowd -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: band director darryl watson says ballou was selected after submitting an application to the parade committee that included a documentary on the band. >> very emotional [ inaudible ] >> reporter: four days of fun in new york performing on national television and making d.c. history. it's a thanksgiving that members of the band won't soon forget. >> to be the band from southeast washington, d.c. to represent the city, i think it means a lot to a lot of individuals that live on this side but it means a lot to a lot of people in the city, period. >> reporter: reporting from ballou high school, wisdom martinfox 5 news. >> it's not the first time ballou has been on the national stage. theand also performed in january at the rose bowl parade. >> it's so nice