>>what about michael jackson? >>well, i would rather not publicly comment on any discussions i've had with, ah, the jackson estate, but obviously with who we are and what services we offer, there have been different discussions with different people. (vo)jackson died in hollywood, but he was created and destroyed by hollywood too. it began in 1969, when the jackson family moved from the mid west. (vo)michael jackson enrolled at california prep, an exclusive private school of just ninety pupils, for kids of the hollywood elite - the brando's, the sonny and cher's, and now the jackson's. sitting next to michael at school was child star danny bonaduce from the sitcom the partridge family. he's agreed to talk to me about the hollywood that created jackson, and produced as many casualties as stars. >>what the (blanked) is it doing? (inaudible) stop! stop! >>this is my actual yearbook picture, also in the b's is christian brando, who is no longer with us. michael jackson. >>but you, you had a class of three and that was

it was a bank statement for michael lane. >> addressed to michael lane. >> yeah. house. >> detectives identified this man. michael victor lane, a 37-year-old british national who, according to immigration, had been in the country less than a year. was he the man seen in the home depot video? our cameras were still rolling at homicide headquarters now three days after detectives caught the case and nearly just as long since they had slept. >> pretty tired today. hard to wake up this morning. >> do a little paragraph of who she is. >> but detectives boucher and kisner knew their suspect was still a free man and they were racing against time to find him. >> when we got this, when we figured out it was a british national, there was a concern for us that, you know, this guy may be gone already. >> i got the guy from interpol that responded back to me. i'm going to give him a little bit of information. >> they began to dig, building a profile of their suspect. >> okay. this is just weird. >> and learned michael lane had left traces of himself across the internet. >> i h

michael eats -- michael's requires a scan even with a receipt and so does victoria's secret.ecked it out. sure enough at victoria's secret they ask for her license and scans it into the machine. we go to michael's and return some glitter glue and again the license is swiped behind the register. in both cases the clerk could not tell us exactly what happens to that data. >> all of the information that you are handing over ends up in a big database which you then lose control of who gets access to that database. >> those retailers say the id information is sent to a company like the retail equation which analyzes data to detect potentially fraudulent returns. is the swiping legal? the attorney general's office says yes. california law does set limits on swiping and storing information. the retailers may capture your license data if it is used to prevent fraud. they must also post all conditions for making returns in the return policy. >> it is in an effort to control losses. they reduce the unnecessary price increases for legitimate consumers. >> they say the stores lost $14 bi

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something like this happens. >> michael: thanks for hanging around.alk about pushing and bump drafting and three wide. you will see if all. this is the daytona 500. bring everything you got and you throw it on the table and you are not happy unless you walk away with the trophy. i can't imagine the emotions dave blaney is going through right now. the track is messed up. no, they fixed it. it's going to rain, no, it quit. >> john: the harvey j. earl trophy is one of the most could vetted in all of motorsports. dave blaney is making hits 398th career start if he can stay up front and hold on that trophy will be his. that will be a tough order because there are so many great drivers who all want to win that thing. >> michael: a beautiful trophy and looks good on your mantle, too. >> john: you got two of them. i hope you have a big mantle. >> michael: i love looking at them. >> john: and the $1.5 million involved in it. the crew members back on the bus. they have gotten the drivers back into it and just when you think you have seen everything in racing. >

. >>> i'm michael holmes in for brooke baldwin.yria has gotten so bloody that they're shutting out syria and damascus. >> where can syrians go? they've been calling out to the world for help. >> we want to see actions, we don't want to see talk. we're really tired of talk and talk and talk. we've seen no actions at all. the syrian president still has his legitimacy. until now no country said this president lost his legitimacy. until now. why did they not say that? why does he still have his legitimacy after all the killing he did? >> and that activist is talking about this weekend's lack of action from the united nations. the security council rejected a resolution to call for president bajar assad to step down, stop the violence. china and russia are the reason they voted against it. meanwhile, syrians scrambling every minute with the sky hailing on them. it seems that way, anyway, with constant shelling. cnn can't confirm the details because syria has restrictions on journalists. we do have some live in washington. we talk about t

michael eats -- michael's requires a scan even with a receipt and so does victoria's secret.checked it out. sure enough at victoria's secret they ask for her license and scans it into the machine. we go to michael's and return some glitter glue and again the license is swiped behind the register. in both cases the clerk could not tell us exactly what happens to that data. >> all of the information that you are handing over ends up in a big database which you then lose control of who gets access to that database. >> those retailers say the id information is sent to a company like the retail equation which analyzes data to detect potentially fraudulent returns. is the swiping legal? the attorney general's office says yes. california law does set limits on swiping and storing information. the retailers may capture your license data if it is used to prevent fraud. they must also post all conditions for in turns in the return policy. >> it is in an effort to control losses. they reduce the unnecessary price increases for legitimate consumers. >> they say the stores lost $14 billio

come by, michael leading. michael's never won a race in his life and he's going to win. he's sitting here the chance to win the daytona 500. i'm thinking dale, jr.'s going to pull out and pass him he's going to drag everybody with him. my brother's going to finish 15. that's what i thought. low and behold he comes off the second turn got a little lead and dale's blobbing and nobody's going to make a run on him and i'm thinking my god i think my brother's going to win this race. as they go in the third turn and michael and dale, jr. come off the turn coming to the checker michael's got it. he's not going to lose this race. dale, jr.'s not going to pass him that's obvious. but in the corner of my eyes they're coming to the line get the flag i see the wrik. i see the black 3 go up the hill and hit the call. i'm thinking my brother. he's won the race. won the daytona 500 and i'm excited man and screaming, crying because my dad had passed away not too long before that and my dad never saw michael win a race. he wins the daytona 500, it's unbelievable. then my focus wait, dale

meaawhile loved ones gathered to remember michael truuuck. truluck.friends and family ...shared emories ... here at the auto zone on harford road. the crowd held up andlls and signs honoring his memory. michael's mother was overcome with emotion... devastated by the loss of her son. "i've lost the only son, i'm never gonna have...because they're going to party, it's sad its very sad and i don't want to see another family have to go through this" this" friends say they will remember michael for his loving and caring nature. many workers in d-c are back at work today for the first time since an attempted amine el-khalifi... ol.- was arrested on friday... on his way to carry out his attack.but it turns out people were never in any danger.for the last year... el khalifi thought he was meeting with al-qaiia associates, but it was all part of an undercovvr sting. federal agents were monitoring him... and waited for him to attempt an attack before moving in to arrest him. meanwhile.. things have calmed down at a gated community in alexandria.... whe

michael: hey! oh, kevin, thank you. michael: wha4 about us? give us a hug. that's great!ike to propose a toast to our new cousins from boston to welcome them. and although i could go on and on... brendan: oh, i know that. and have... ( all laugh ) i think i will turn it over to our darling daughter kate, who is never at a loss for words. honey, would you like to lead us in a little thanksgiving prayer? yes. good bread, good meat, good lord, let's eat! anne tells me that you're going to the san francisco college of music. i was... until my father passed away. anne: well, now you can go ahead with your plans. so, you're a musician? um-hmm, i really hope to write music and maybe perform. so, anne... do we have a star in the family? we might. i've never heard rebecca sing but brendan tells me you have a beautiful voice. would you sing for us? oh, please do. yeah! all right, let me get my guitar. your dad tells me you teach a computer course? yeah. i teach at the community college in town. i'm into computers. good for you. it's a great field-- something new happening all the t

rivals michael thank you so much for coming on the show that was michael hughes independent journalist and foreign policy strategist. and that is going to do for the news but tonight don't change the channel because the big picture is coming up in just half an hour the american auto industry might be ready to put the pedal to the metal again but there is just one hitch u.s. streets and bridges are falling into disrepair and roadside assistance isn't coming quickly enough so what's with all the infrastructure roadblocks and i hope tom hartman last former secretary of transportation. virginia showing your borrow what is with the hold up. but for more of the stories we covered you can head on over to r.t. dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at liz wahl for now have a great night. max kaiser this is the kaiser report worried about domestic terrorists oh my god look at.

michael took the lead in this effort. we looked at two auctions and the different phases of implementation. one option was to have office occupancy in the first and second floor. the second option was office occupancy and assembly occupancy on the second floor. we were looking at how much parking we could put in theire, in the shipbuilding s --hed -- shed building. we had five goals in the study. we were looking at correcting the code violations to comply with code. we aimed to satisfy the public's safety requirements for public access. we wanted to maximize the real estate assets. we worked with the port engineering staff and real- estate staff to evaluate the cost and return on costs. we did not want to trigger the seismic upgrades that could go into tens of millions of dollars. we aimed to maximize parking that maximizes revenue for whatever option we choose. micah will go over the occupancy options that we looked at. -- michael will go over the occupancy options that we looked at. >> the first one was office-only occu

meanwhile loved ones gathered to remember michael ttuluck. truluck.frieeds and family ...shared memmries ... here at the auto zone on harffrd oad. the crowd held up candles and signs honoring his memory. michhel's mother was overcome with emotion... devastated by phe loss of her son. "i've ost the only son, i'm never gonna have...because they're going to party, it's sad its very sad and i don't want to see another family have to go through this" this"friends say they will remember michael for hii loving and caring nature. a parkville man is charged with the murder of a rosedallemaa. man.just after two saturday morning... officcrs were called to maid-stone court in rosedale where they found 35-year old erwin whaley... who had been shot. he was taken to bayview medical center where he later died. 32-year old mmurice white is charged with the crime. no word yet n a motive forrthe murder. 3 the jury in the george hugley murder trral will begin deliberating later this week. the defense and prosecution rested their case in a rare saturday sessionni

did michael know whitney? >> yes, yes. they really did. whitney got a chance to come out to neverland and she told me she had a great time and michael said that she enjoyed herself, as well. and when michael passed, she called me and she was there for me saying to me, if you need anything, jackson, because she called me jackson, just call me and i'll be there for you. and she was very, very sweet. so this is very devastating for me, my family, the fans, and the word. because she was a voice that the world enjoyed very much. >> piers, i've got to run back in. great talking with you. i wish it was a better occasion. >> larry, thank you very much. >> thank you, you too, jermaine. with well. >> jermaine, you did a duet with whitney, didn't you? >> several. several. we did a lot of music from the very beginning. >> tell the viewers about that, the songs and how it was working with her. >> just standing opposite of her in front of a mike known and hearing this talent from the very beginning. i think i worked with her when she was 19. >> well, ju

something like this happens. >> michael: thanks for hanging around.alk about pushing and bump drafting and three wide. you will see if all. this is the daytona 500. bring everything you got and you throw it on the table and you are not happy unless you walk away with the trophy. i can't imagine the emotions dave blaney is going through right now. the track is messed up. no, they fixed it. it's going to rain, no, it quit. >> john: the harvey j. earl trophy is one of the most could vetted in all of motorsports. dave blaney is making hits 398th career start if he can stay up front and hold on that trophy will be his. that will be a tough order because there are so many great drivers who all want to win that thing. >> michael: a beautiful trophy and looks good on your mantle, too. >> john: you got two of them. i hope you have a big mantle. >> michael: i love looking at them. >> john: and the $1.5 million involved in it. the crew members back on the bus. they have gotten the drivers back into it and just when you think you have seen everything in racing. >

la obesidad de michael hacia imposible extraer las celular madres. >> le dije que lo haga.ica. un mes despues, michael habia perdido casi 50 libras. por primera vez pudo salir y caminar. la calle y caminar. >>> no podía ni siquiera salir, pero ahora puedo salir y disfrutar. >>> el salvar mi vida, él mismo se ha salvado, y yo necesitaba, él no tenía la fuerza, estaba muy deprimido. >>> ahora solo queda esperar que michael pier el resto del peso. >>> estoy loca, por ver los números bajar, que diga 350 o 0. >>> finalmente michael estaba listo para el procedimiento, el 8 de diciembre, las células donadas entraron en el flujo sanguíneo de la gemela enferma. >>> el cuerpo de ella lo estaba aceptando. >>> pero su corazón no aguantó, ana no llegó a ver el 2012, poco a poco michael va superando el dolor de su pérdida, ha vuelto a nacer y esta vez la báscula es testigo del triunfo que alcanzó por el amor de su hermana. >>> dios me quiere aquí por una razón. >>> yo sé que por dentro, mi hermana está alegre que le pudo dar vida a mi hermano, y ese fue su propósito. >>> según su familia

and the film tells a wonderful story of michael's relationship with the tooey family. here is a white family adopting a black child and accepting you as their family and you accepting them as your family. what does it say about the racial divide in america. >> it's not about black and white. nobody reached out like the tooey's reached out and to take somebody in coming from the neighborhood i came from. i don't know if i would have took somebody. and an influence like that and shows you what type of people they are. and just, to open their homes and to trust, to believe in me and trust that i was going to do the right thing. >> kelly: and the right thing he continues to do. michael tells kids anywhere, anytime that anything is possible if you put your mind to it and he encourages people to get involved through the mentoring through boys and girls clubs, big brothers, big sisters, and anything that encourages them to be the best they can be. >> jamie: this one i have to comment it on. to see the movie, but the real story and willing to share love and encouragement and g

michael mcallister is going to see my video. - not the michael mcallister. - who's michael mcallisternly the top reporter on channel 8 news... and the guest instructor in my journalism class this month. do you think we can shoot some of the footage over again ? maybe i can try mething a little different with my hair. rosa, i really don't-- he might give me my big break. i could be a traffic reporter. or i could do the weather. we are expecting gorgeous sunny skies beginning tomorrow. it looks like another incredible weekend. this is rosa rivera, channel 8 news. now, back to you, michael. what do you think, henry ? henry ! i think your reporting career just ended. this probably won't help your back, but it might just cheer you up. thanks, katherine. i'm sorry. we're closed. i forgot to lock the door. is there a rosa rivera here ? henry ! stop the camera and go find rosa. sure, mr. brashov. if you are here for lunch, perhaps you could come back another time. - i just need a few words with miss rivera. - i'm rosa rivera. i'm from the property management company. we haven't received your

they have made immemorial to michael. -- they have made a memorial to michael. >> i have lost the only son and i am ever going to have because they wanted to party. it is really sad. i do not want to see another family go through this. >> she is talking about her 13- year-old son, michael true law, who died in a tragic accident on saturday night. he was riding in a car driven by his step fire. -- he was riding in a car driven by his stepfather. he fell out of the car and was struck by another vehicle. >> he drank one of the energy drinks with alcohol. the kids seem to think it is ok. he needed to vomit. he opened the door and fell out. he was run over. it could have been any one of these children out here. >> a substance-abuse experts says this one can of four loco is equivalent to four glasses of beer. >> they were able to put that much into one can and sell it for less than $4. teen-agers want to get drunk passed. they wanted to taste good. they wanted to be -- they want it to be cheap. this was marketed to teenagers. >> his friends gathered near where he was killed to say goodbye. >

like michael jackson did.ael jackson estate did after he died. in the 12 months after michael jackson passed away, his estate brought in $279 million. that's a huge amount of money considering he was no longer produzing new music. i think with her the number will be in the tens of millions of dollars. we could see $10 million come into her estate from the sale of music from the months following her death. >> we reported yesterday in the increase of price that sony increased the price of her most popular music. forbes has the to five earners and they include three people who passed away, michael jackson, elvis presley and marlin monroe. charles schultz was on the list and john lennon made $12 million. >> i think the reason why michael jackson earned so much is because he wrote those songs, he wasn't just performing them. he also earned the publishing rights. i think she will be reinintroduced to fans. i think a whole new generation of younger fans is learning about her now. she's costarring with the star of "am

rivals michael thank you so much for coming on the show that was michael hughes independent journalist and foreign policy strategist that's going to do it for this hour i'll see you right back here at eight.

did michael know whitney? >> yes, yes. they really did. whitney got a chance to come out to neverland and she told me she had a great time and michael said that she enjoyed herself, as well. and when michael passed, she called me and she was there for me saying to me, if you need anything, jackson, because she called me jackson, just call me and i'll be there for you. and she was very, very devasta me, my family, to the fans, and the world. because she was a voice that the world enjoyed very much. >> and larry -- >> i got to run back in. great talking with you. i wish it was a better occasion. >> thank you very much. >> be well. >> can i ask jermaine a question here? >> yeah. >> jermaine, it's don lemon. you did a duet with whitney, didn't you? >> several, several. we did a lot of music from the very beginning. from the very beginning. >> tell the viewers about that, and the songs and how it was working on those. >> well, just standing opposite of her in front of a microphone and hearing this talent from the very beginning. i think i worke

y michael compartieron el vientre materno. >>> cuando chico, ella mano izquierda, y yo derecha. >>>an que él no llega al 2012. >>> por otra parte, ana sufrió una recaída de un cáncer linfático, su única esperanza era un transplante de células madre, su gemelo coincidía totalmente. >>> eso es lo que hice, lloré, decía, dios mío m,por favor, salva a mi hermano, porque lo necesito. >>> ana tenía motivos para llorar, los cirujanos dijeron que la obesidad de michael impedía extraer las células madre sin morir. >>> su única opción adelgazar 60 libras, michael se sometió a la cirugía de derivación gástrica. >>> sabía que era un riesgo muy grande. >>> un mes después de la operación, michael había perdido 50 libras ,por primera vez en más de una década pudo salir a la calle y caminar. >>> no podía ni siquiera salir, pero ahora puedo salir y disfrutar. >>> el salvar mi vida, él mismo se ha salvado, y yo necesitaba, él no tenía la fuerza, estaba muy deprimido. >>> ahora solo queda esperar que michael pierda el resto del peso. >>> estoy loca, por ver los números bajar, que diga 350 o 340. >>> f

i'm michael smerconish. we're moving to the big moment.the west of this nominating season, romney hoping for a big win. we're getting some insight on what's on the minds of nevada republicans, as they headed into the caucuses earlier today. msnbc's tamron hall is here with the voice of the voters. >> nevada is the first state in this contest that has a significant population of mormons. as you know, mitt romney is mormons and he's getting substantial support from that group tonight the the largest number of voters, 27% are property assistants, but about the same number, 26% are mormon. and there are some interesting differences emerging for mormon voters in today's caucuses. among them, the economy is the most important issue. for 65% compared to just about half for non-mormons. the federal budget deficit was more important. and take a look at this. voting for a candidate who can beat president obama was most important for both mormons and non-mormons. electability yet again a big deal. but mormon voters were more likely to emphasize the i

rivals michael thank you so much for coming on the show that was michael hughes independent journalist and foreign policy strategist. well the u.s. has handed a cut of then surely give arms to rebels in syria the obama administration says if a political solution to the crisis proved impossible it might consider consider other options this amid warnings that washington's continuing efforts against the syrian regime could see it fighting side by side with al qaeda artist guy and she can report. amid bloodshed in syria more extremists are penetrating the country to help bring down a sot that's according to u.s. intelligence which says all current affiliated fighters were responsible for a series of deadly suicide bombings in damascus and aleppo targeted at syrian military and intelligence facilities has seen evidence of. extremist sunni extremists i'm not can't label them specifically as al qaeda but similar ilk who are infiltrating the opposition's groups. while fighting in syria continues the violence in neighboring iraq has dropped in some areas by as much as fifty percent in the last

it's the michael jackson immort tal world tour.he gentleman from cirque du soleil is the she's cor re-- show's choreographer. they hook up with the michael jackson estate and they're coming in may. we're taking a break and we're coming right back with sharon gibala, wjz traffic control. mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. let's get a recap, merv. [ merv ] thanks, other merv. mr. clean magic eraser extra power was three times faster on permanent marker. elsewhere against dirt, it was a sweep, with scuffed sports equipment... had it coming. grungy phones... oh! super dirty! and grimy car rims... wow! that really works! ...all taking losses. it looks like mr. clean has won everythi

behind the balloons, the teddy bears and candles, there's an outpouring of sympathy for michael truluck. memories of his life give way to the debate of the alcohol allegedly behind his death. >> it's an energy drink that's alcoholic. kids can't handle alcohol like that. >> reporter: police say michael fell out of a moving car on har fire department-- harford road. others hope they can learn from the death. >> the energy drinks are a no, no. if he hadn't been hit by the car, he could have died from a heart attack. he didn't have his seat belt on. he fell out of the car and was hanging out. >> while some of michael's friends refused to assign blame. >> i don't think he died because of the drinking. >> it's not the driver's fault. >> it's in the the person who bought the alcohol. it's nobody's fault. he asked for the alcohol. >> reporter: others say police should not let this go eye hope they find who gave him this drink because it wasn't funny. the boy was only 13. god help his parents. >> reporter: baltimore county police say they're awaiting the results of a toxicology test on michael.

allen says michael jackson was like family. ♪ >> michael jackson is a phenomenon. i say is. will always be. and our relationship was totally based on dance. he came here many, many, many nights, many days, and right then in my dance studio trained in new techniques. he wanted to learn how to tap dance. he actually had an idea of doing a production with glover. >> he really admired him. and what's so great about michael, never ever settled for what his ability was at the moment. it always had to go further. he trained and practiced everything that he already knew every you today. and so smart. soft spoken, but a tiger. >> is that something that's missing in a lot of artists today? >> what's miss dag is we don't have enough of that development. when i think about the record business and you think about about the music business and how young people just put a video up on youtube and they jump out there. but who is there developing them. michael appreciated people that were real around him. he had a lot of people but i was always very real with him. >> were there too many people

and michael said that she enjoyed herself as well. and when michael passed, she called me and she was there for me and saying to me, if you need anything, jackson, she called me jackson, just call me. i'll be there for you. and she was very, very sweet. very devastating for me, my family, the fans and the world. because she was a voice that the world enjoyed very much. >> i have to run back in. >> are you still with us? >> great talking to you. i wish it was a better occasion. >> thank you very much for calling in. >> you too, jermaine, be well. >> hey, piers, can i ask jermaine a question here? >> go ahead. >> it's don lemon. you did a duet with whitney, didn't you? >> several, several. we did a lot of music from the very beginning. from the very beginning. >> tell the viewers about that. the songs and how it was working with her. >> just standing opposite of her in front of a microphone and hearing this talent from the very beginning. i think i worked with her when she was 19. and we did songs like, i was mentioning earlier, song li

it's sad. >> reporter: michael's mom says he got the drink at a party but it's not clear who provided it. grief counselors will be on hand at park view when school resumes tomorrow. >>> thank you very much. state attorney general is among those pushing to limit the alcohol content of 4 loco and other similar drinks. >>> a stabbing is under investigation. it happened near south calhoun. officers say they found a man bleeding from a stab wound to his leg. >>> family and friends say their final good-byes to whitney houston as she is laid to rest. the private burial came a day after a memorial service. >> reporter: it was whitney houston's last journey home. a motorcade and limousines made the st-mile journey from the funeral home to westfield. police escorted the procession the whole way. a crowd waited quietly at the gates until the hearse carrying her body passed by. >> it is quite emotional. it was just a privilege to be able to be here. >> reporter: inside the cemetery, privacy tents shielded her grieving family and friends. a sharp contrast to star studded funeral the day before. li

michael brunh, isn't the real culprit here iran? that the trainers are taking large net long positions, okay. we went through the numbers today. back in october, according to the cftc. traders were 181,000 contracts long. now they're 281,000. everybody is taking about the saber rattling for the strait of hormuz. that's what's driving energy prices right now. we have a lot of supply, but there's worries about a supply shortage. isn't that the case? nothing would change that in the short run, michael. that's -- we're just stuck with this iranian problem until our government does something about iran. >> that's why drilling won't make an impact on gas prices. it won't make an impact for this week, this month, or even this year, or the next couple of years. we operate on a global market. like it or not, we cannot drill our way out of this gas crisis. we can't drill our way out of the next gas crisis. the only way to avoid this situation from repeating itself again and again in the future is to have a more aggressive prudent plausible pl

michael's mother is devistated by the loss of her son. "i've lost the only son, i'm never gonna have...because thhy'rr going to party, it's ssd its ery sad and i don't remember michael for his l looing and caring nature. a man is stabbed to death in south baatimore. it happened just after three thhs afternoon here on west lomaaard in calhoun streets. you can see investigatoos on the scenn...and crime tape marking off the areaa no word on what led to the deadly stabbiig.investigattrs are canvassing the area for suspects. a parkville man is with the murder of a rosedale m. man.just after two yesterday morning,officers were called to maid-stone court in roseddle where they found 35-year old eewin lee whaley...suffering from a gunshot wound. he was raced to bayview medical center whhre he died a short time later. 32-year ld maurice garnett white, of parkvilll is charged with the crrmee police are still searching foo suspects in the double shooting friday night in eest baatimoree two men were gunned down oo federal steet arrund 7. has died...

michael's death should ab wakeup call for parents. at 23 1/2 ounces this brightly colored can looks like a super sized beer but it's far more powerful. >> this is not a can of beer. this is four cans of beer. that's what they don't understand. they just know it tastes good. it's cheap and you get really, really drunk. >> reporter: sus stance abuse expert mike gimbal said that's appealing to kids. >> this tragedy should be talked about at every dinner table tonight with every family. >> reporter: because many families don't know about this dangerous drink and others might like it. >> someone may drink they're drinking an energy drink. it looks to same to me. >> reporter: the energy version was banned in maryland in 2010. after caffeine was removed from the cang, the brand went right back on the store shelves legally with the same amount of boo.z some of the stronger caffeinated cans can still be found and end up in the hands of kids looking to party. >> i don't know if all the parents understand about four loko. they may have heard abo

look at the damage on juan pablo's car. >> michael: under caution. trying to get caught back up to the pack. finally broke and sent him out of control. look at leader board. >> john: dave blaney, raines, gilliland. now, here is the dilemma. we don't know what this has done to the racetrack. there was a lot of heat on the racetrack. a brand new surface. very well put together surface. some $10 million went into this thing to re-- are actually more than that. but we have to see what is going on with the racing surface and that could be interesting to see. >> michael: the track could be tore up and that is big because there could be rain coming, too. if i'm tommy baldwin and dave blaney and those guys i'm thinking i'm sitting only something big here, bab baby. >> john: came down and had to race into the 500. dave blaney did exactly that. we are the red dot and this is central, florida so rain does tend break up and move around. we dodged raindrops all night long. >> michael: looked like we were going to have a rain shower hit us but dissipated closer to

look at the damage on juan pablo's car. >> michael: under caution. trying to get caught back up to the pack. finally broke and sent him out of control. look at leader board. >> john: dave blaney, raines, gilliland. now, here is the dilemma. we don't know what this has done to the racetrack. there was a lot of heat on the racetrack. a brand new surface. very well put together surface. some $10 million went into this thing to re-- are actually more than that. but we have to see what is going on with the racing surface and that could be interesting to see. >> michael: the track could be tore up and that is big because there could be rain coming, too. if i'm tommy baldwin and dave blaney and those guys i'm thinking i'm sitting only something big here, bab baby. >> john: came down and had to race into the 500. dave blaney did exactly that. we are the red dot and this is central, florida so rain does tend break up and move around. we dodged raindrops all night long. >> michael: looked like we were going to have a rain shower hit us but dissipated closer to