>> exactly. >> reporter: but michael's book functions as a footnote to the michael oher story we thinkow. he wants to make clear that he's not some guy that sat around waiting to be rescued and was lucky enough to have it happen. in fact, there's a part of the story that really bothers him. >> i felt that, you know, the book made me look like i didn't know what was going on, for instance, with the ketchup bottles. >> you show me what you're supposed to do. >> reporter: he means the scene where sean explains to michael how football works. cute kid, cute scene, never happened. because michael says he knew football. >> since i was 9, 10 years old. i always understood the game of football and basketball, so you know, when they showed, when they had that i didn't understand or anything like that, i didn't like that, but -- >> reporter: poetic license, i guess. >> yeah, no doubt. but it's -- it was all good hollywood. >> reporter: but what he wants kids to hear is that they have a part in their own rescue. that he himself, despite the olds, stayed away from drugs, kept himself together. neve

as you can see, family is very important to michael. it is part of what michael is.ohn. >> i'm a good friend of mike's. from my perspective, he is my best friend, and he asked me to speak for him, and i'm really honored to do that. maybe not speak for him, but at least introduce him to you. i used to be a teacher, so before i gave a lecture, i always had to know what the first paragraph was that i was going to say because that told me what i wanted to accomplish, and it has been hard for me to come up with a paragraph or sentence on this one because i knew i did not have too much time, and there is so much i would like to say about this man, so what i really wanted to say to you is he is the most humble and honorable, the most honest and most comfortable man in his skin that i think i have ever known. i could tell you story after story about him to prove those words. his family is always with them, and they are just the finest f

(michael) my god. what is that? (pam) oh, i don't know. (michael) is that a bird?think it's a bird. oh, god, how could that happen? how could-- right in the middle of the carpet. what's going on? uh, somebody vomited right in the middle of the carpet in my office. i don't think that's vomit. (michael) check it out. (kevin) me? check it out. don't be a wuss. just get-- no, i'm not holding your coffee. tell me what it is. oh, that's a real bitch. what is it? michael. what is it? no, just tell me what it is. michael, i gotta get outta here. i can't hold my breath that long. (pam) open the door up. it smelled terrible. [inhales] (all) oh! phew! oh, no. mmm-mmm. [clears throat] i cannot believe a pipe burst and left that there. that's no burst pipe. well, how do you know that? (michael) what is it then? hey, guys. somebody making soup? (michael) here she comes. all cleaned? great. [gags] still stinky. that is worse. she probably scrubbed it into the fibers of the carpet. total permeation. i am a big fear factor fan. um, i'm a big fan of anything joe rogan does, actually

well you have to distinguish between me lately because michael you're listening to michael michael michael first michael just finish my point yes this is a difference between pumping oil and pumping enough oil to satisfy the ever growing thirst of the world world market and my sense is that just because these new governments will pump oil i'm sure they will but will they pump enough to keep adding to world supply that i'm not sure of venezuela where you have a radical populist government they have not been able to increase production this is what i think is likely i think no matter what the outcome is this is my prediction no matter what the outcome of all of this is we will not see the ever rising production levels that the department of energy and the international energy agency predict for the years ahead we should expect from now one minute shing levels of oil coming from these countries for technical and political and other reasons that's what i think i know i only have no illusion a leisurely youth ok will you guys see that only as a political factor the idea that we're peaking on oi

there will be another michael jackson -- never be another michael jackson.rson who made it possible for me. if you see me in my soup or my -- suit or high waters, it is a homage. tavis: nicely put. tell me about the music choices on "libra scale". >> this album was an experiment. a lot of firsts in this album. i wrote the trents for all three of the videos. the story of "libra scale" -- it was created. that is something i have never done before. every song has been based in reality, something that happened to me. this is the first time i have written a song based on a fictitious of bed. tavis: and the difference is? >> it was easy to a degree but it was difficult. it was easy because i had a blueprint. i need songs like this and this. the difficulty came in writing a song about something that has never happened. you have to pretend a little bit. you have to imagine. which in itself is not difficult. but it is the way i write songs, i write from things that happen. to try to do with the other way, it is a bit of difficulty. nothing i cannot handle. i knew tha

michael martin, one of the a.l.s. patients helping with our story, had heard about stowe from a friend. and before we ever met martin, he'd already given stowe a down payment of $47,000 to start the treatment. when dr. stowe said that he could reverse this disease with stem cells, you thought what? >> martin: oh, i... i wanted to believe. >> pelley: you wanted to believe. how does larry stowe make believers of the desperate? we wanted to see. >> stowe: steve watters? glad to meet you. larry stowe. >> stowe: nice to meet you. >> pelley: so we set up hidden cameras in michael martin's home in houston, and invited a.l.s. sufferer steven watters to pose as an interested patient. stowe came in on crutches. he's missing a leg, which he says he lost to cancer. everyone in the room knew about our hidden cameras except stowe. stowe had claimed what he called a "permanent fix" for a.l.s., so we gave watters questions to ask about stowe's therapy. >> watters: so, is there a permanent fix from the stem cells? >> stowe: oh, yes. y

>> that is michael's project for school. we talked to michael earlier. he is writing a project on gun- control. the mayor and i talked about the importance of gun safety. sadly, in ashante's life, his mother had lost her husband in that regard. any time we make policy, we have to know how it translates into people's lives. san francisco has long been a place where gun safety is important to us. ashante has something to say as well. >> i need to talk about what has been going on with the schools. jerry brown is opposed to making cuts, but i do not understand. when you are gone, we are going to be here and we are not going to know what we're doing. it does not make sense. >> did you two ever think about going into politics? maybe? ashante is absolutely right. nothing brings more money to the treasury than investing in education. any economist will tell you. that is an investment that pays off, not only in terms of the lives of the people that receive the education, but also dollars to the treasury. as a personal issue, what it means to people, we must educ

michael, stand up. >> i am michael myers. i am the executive director of the rights coalition. i want to ask michael to mosque he a question about diversity because i don't think he has got the point. the point is that you can hire a minority, hire people who are not blades without any notion of standards, ethical standards of journalism. so the complaints about david blair were not that he was high because he was black, but because the editor, the white male editors and people above, brought their standards anna didn't check and didn't treat him as they would treat anybody else who is a journalist because he was black and secondly with respect to diversity in the newsroom, as bill was talking about in terms of coverage -- maki don't cover people you know. a lot of the new reporters and particularly the black reporters reporters -- i'm asking a question. particularly the black reporters have been hired to replace you about racing community and they cover, blacks cover blacks, blacks kober civil rights and it is in the paper people who don't agree with them. >> lets gather a few

michael caine's voice now in the "batman" movies and in "harry brown," i can't go fast because michael. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> "my name is michael caine." >> jimmy: rob brydon, pleasure to meet you, my friend. >> very nice to meet you. thank you for having me. >> jimmy: i'm happy that you're here. do you come to the states much? >> no. i wanted to come because i love pacino, and he's on broadway. so, i had a trip planned to see pacino. "merchant of venice." >>> absolutely. >> saw him last night. >> jimmy: how was it? >> big! [ laughter ] he's just amazing. >> jimmy: very big! >> even bigger than that! [ laughter ] he does everything you'd want him to do. he does this. "i don't know, what do you got?" >> jimmy: he doesn't say, "what do you got?" >> "what do you got? i'll have my bond." that's what he says. no, it's brilliant. fantastic. >> jimmy: now you are from wales. >> yes. >> jimmy: is that where you come from? >> yes. yes. do you know anything about wales? you say the name of the country. >>> i know they communicate under water. [ light laughter ] >> yes. yes. i was raised b

there's an anita baker/michael bolton combination. >> that's a combination. >> michael mcdonald.ey both have la, la, la. there's a combination of that. like i said we've been freestyling through this project so i never really know what voice is going to come out next. ♪ somebody is checking for us this time ♪ ♪ and i'm sorry you're about to get left ♪ >> i think one of the amazing things about you is the privilege that you have you don't just keep isolated to your family or friends. you're also building things for people. you have a non-profit and charities. talk about some of that work you're doing. >> i'm from north philadelphia and i focus my energy into north philadelphia. camden gets a bad rap too. you're from camden. that's where the thugs are, that's where the killers be. if i came from there, you know, and i think i'm pretty well rounded, i think i'm, you know, modestly intelligent, and i'm -- i love my work ethic. i'm a hard worker. if i come from there, i know that others like -- like me are there too. if i can create something that will expand their mind, you know, get

michael gave me the benefit of thinking about it for some time. thank you, michael. what we would do in business is we would actually go establish the process. we're talking about 2015, a process and the metrics for the next five years, and that is now hard wired into the business. every year, every quarter, every month, which ever is, it adds up to $8 billion. all of the products are identified, short-term deals, long-term deals. i believe if you actually look at the things we talk about, the $1 trillion, just take that, and establish the process, but the metrics in place, put somebody in charge, maybe a civil servant, not an appointee, and then we have their reward system for doing well, -- but i guess there is more risk in the private sector, but fundamentally, how the establish the metrics, define the process, and have somebody responsible to drive this initiative over multiple years? >> john, i would like to nominate sam. >> no, no, no. us baltimore guys have to get back to baltimore sometimes. >> both of you referred to a competitive landscape. i don't think mo

wow, michael jackson. did you know michael jackson? didn't realize that it was his daughter.ke it. they just blend in there. they just want to give as much as they can to that center and other charities, as well. >> you can tell, at least from the appearances, robin, they are amazingly unaffected by all this. >> i have to tell you, george. that's the first time i've been in their presence. and i was just taken aback. just very comfortable. just normal kids. and that's how katherine jackson and -- they lead by example. mrs. jackson is just so elegant. so composed. still, still grieving very much for her son. but i appreciated the opportunity to spend time with them here in los angeles. and i've got to give you and sam a little bit here, george. i noticed how both of you have mentioned how there could be snow on the hollywood sign come sunday oscars. i just want to know that i did notice you both have said that already. >> you knew it was coming, robin. >> robin, can i just say, you look beautiful today. absolutely gorgeous. >> you can say it. >> you are radiant. ravishing. >>

irónicamente el padre de michael fue condenado. vinieron un mo cosas. porque no es posible que esté entrando al mismo lugar en dónde he llorado tanto. >> los abogados de la defensa de parte de jenni rivera lo que tienen esperza que se le de un año de probatoria a este muchacho en dónde pueda pagarle. en la lista de depredadores sexuales en el condado en dónde viven. y aparentemente según lo que se ha dicho las fuente que rodean a los dama defensa y acusados también se podría dar. que el nombre no esté incluido en la lista de depredadores sexuales. >> es gico por eso los abogados hallo pedido una extensión. una estrategia muy limpia y muy buena tratar que su cliente es lo mejor. >> imagínense que delicado que de repente aparezca. hay aplicacion para todos los teléfonos. en dónde exactamente tu haces clic y te amplía las fotografía de las personas que son depredadores sexuales de todo el área y todo el país y sería terrible para el brillante futuro que tiene al frente de su vida. >> hay que estar pendiente hasta el próximo 22 de marz

michael -- stand up. >> i'm michael myers, i'm the executive director of the new york civil rights coalition. i want to ask michael tomasky a question of diversity. i don't think he got it. i don't think he got the point. the point is you can hire minorities, hire people that are nonwhites, for the standards, ethical standards of journalism, so that the complaint about jason blair was not that he was high because he was plaque. although he may have been hired because he was black. the editors let their standards down and didn't edit and treat him as they would treat anybody else as a journalist because he was black. and secondly, report to the diversity in the newsroom as bill was talking about in terms of coverage, you don't cover people you know. a lot of new reporters, particularly the black reporters, have -- i'm asking the question, particular black reporters have been hired with points of view about race, about community? and they cover -- blacks cover blacks, blacks cover civil rights, and omit people that don't agree with them. >> let's gather a few questions and then turn the questi

no more michael young on the rangers. >> no michael young? >> no more michael young. >> you've got to get used to that. now you've got to root for the front of the jersey. >> johnny did start. >> he did start. >> did it help him? >> it did help his cause. we will see when spring football starts. >> thank you for watching. we will see you back here at 10 on the cw and 11:00 p.m. on cbs5. make it a great day. lawrence, is it going to rain? captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look for it where you buy groceries. ( buzzer sounds, door clangs open ) ( chains jangling ) keep it moving, boys. brown? yeah. lewis? yo. nichols? right. williams? yo. mcdowd? brice? yo. all right, have a seat, boys.

because now michael oher is coming out with his own version of the story. so, you watched the movie. you said, afterwards my feelings were mixed. i couldn't understand why people were snitching and blowing their

michael has applied for seat 3. amanda has applied for seat 3.lied for seat 3 but mention he is eligible for four and five. nagin, who has applied for seat 3, so can we check to see if maxine, charles, and will daly could fill in these additional cc region se -- additional seats? >> i do not have a letter to reagan >> i do not see one. -- i do not have a letter. >> i do not see one. we could continue the item to the next meeting and some folks to get their letters. >> it is hard to analyze now. ok, i was able to work it out without the letters i see. i just want to -- we have three candidates potentially forsyth two -- for seat 2. 463 we have kathy, michael, amanda, and -- for seat 3, we have michael amanda, and cafes. forsee 5 and we could vote will daily in that seat. six looks like charles and deborah are eligible, even without checking for the letters. if that is too complicated, we can -- >> we can only have one person for each seat. who are they? >> i would propose maxine paulson for seat two. >> i would second that nomination. was the rev.

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michael -- give it up for mr. michael duran. calling to the podium and mr. mark espinoza. >> the evening, everyone. thank you for coming. i want to get this out. congratulations to the sentences the giants. -- to the san francisco giants. i am the executive director of the native american house center. we provide medical care, dental care, family child guidance, and we also have hiv testing and a medical department. one thing about our organization, we have promoted healthy living among the native population here in the bay area. we also have the community center in richmond. a large population of native americans has allowed us to extend our services. we will be building a brand new clinic in san francisco. the clinic will be located near the friendship house association of american indians. it will be one-stop shopping for the clinic. one of the things i would like to talk about, we talk about the clinic and the services they provide. we have been reforming health care to native americans. we will continue to do that and we appreciate your support as we bu

i also support janet. >> i support michael on the board. he has been very active to the environment issues. he also joined jack morrison who was a member of the 1960's board of supervisors. he put initiatives on the ballot to which the voters said yes. they have been representing labor unions and other members. >> could afternoon. i would like to speak in support of -- -- good afternoon. he has a keen analytic mind, i again and a concern for the welfare of people that use the bridge as visitors. he is a labor attorney, and the time and dedication he has dedicated has also been an invaluable asset. i want to say that miss reilly has an encyclopedic knowledge of the hall operation -- of the operation. and miss seagal has a kind- hearted mind. all three of these people have taken a stand oneterrent when ir to do that. when people believe to the myth that someone would kill themselves any way, just elderly white men that were thought to be jumping from the bridge and not worth saving. we learned it was our children who were jumping. it was youn

michael finney lets usw if sales really work. >> a small plane crashed in sun valley mall and dozens of people were hurt and 7 people killed. one of survivors retold the story about to lawyer laura anthony. >> on december 23, wendy was a san diego college student visiting family in the bay area. she and her cousin went to concord sun valley mall crowded with thousands of last minute shoppers. >> my cousin and i went over to get her engagement ring and have it for christmas eve. >> while they waited for the ring, the roof exploded. >> i thought it was a light show but it was really the bulb in the chandelier exploding. i didn't see the flames start. it was more dark cloud and things were hitting me and trapping us where we were. >> the burning debris was from an airplane that had crashed into the mall. >> there were a lot of children for santa claus. >> a fire chief at the time. >> they didn't know what was going on. they didn't know if it was an explosion or an aircraft. >> they had severed one of the major mains in the disciplining her system. so you had water rushing out but you di

michael coehn alibi josh kramer and david goldman. >> can you hear me? my name is michael cohn. i am a resident at 246 sanchez street. he will be a neighbor. i am a homeowner. and have lived there for 24 years. i want to speak as a neighbor. i went to both the open houses. i asked a number of questions. i asked how the space was coined to run, what the security was going to be. i looked at the blueprints the architect had drawn. i was very impressed. i thought this could be a real model for the dispensary in the neighborhood. i recommend you approve the proposal for the dispensary. i am sure that it will be a real positive influence on the neighborhood. i look forward to having it. thank you. president olague: i do not know if there is any opposition in the audience currently. we can go through, and obviously you all have an opportunity to speak, but there does not appear to be any opposition. if you want to stand up and show your support, that is another way we can achieve a similar goal and save us all a lot of time. thank you all. i recognize a lot of people from previous hea

i also support janet. >> i support michael on the board. he has been very active to the environment issues. he also joined jack morrison who was a member of the 1960's board of supervisors. he put initiatives on the ballot to which the voters said yes. they have been representing labor unions and other members. >> could afternoon. i would like to speak in support of -- -- good afternoon

. >> and san francisco's sheriff michael hennessey revealed he'll not run for a ninth term. he won his first election for sheriff in 1979 and is the longest serving current elected officials. he announced plans in a memo to the staff. he was recently a contender for interim mayor's job that went to ed lee. >> concord police arrested a woman after officers say she robbed a bank and tried to escape. the suspect gave the teller a note demanding cash this morning on wells fargo handing over cash and a woman walked out of the bank before hopping into the cab. officer as rested her and witnesses did not report seeing any weapons being used during that robbery and nobody was hurt. >> and after visiting bay area last night president obama left today to tour an intel plant. and met with students taking part in a fair. the intel plant is one of the most-advanced microchip manufacturing facilities in the world. the president says he was most impress bid leg yoz built by 7th grade girls. >> i used to build some pretty mean lego towers when i was a kid. i thought i can participate. only