a fire broke out in michael and effie's home. michael managed to get the baby out unharmed. but effie was trapped inside. instead of waiting pore fire fights, he used a satellite dish to break a window. michael's actions were hailed by the local media. michael's wife says she was asleep and had no idea what was going on because it of the all happening so fast. >> i wasn't really already thinking anything at the time when i got out and i realized what was going on. you know, it was good to see him and know that he was okay. >> michael says he's just glad he woke up. >> i try not to think what could have happened if i wouldn't have woke up. it's too scary to think about. >> as a reporter i'm hearing him say this and i'm thinking this guy is an absolute hero. when you saw the damage inside this home you realized had she been in there much longer, she certainly won't have survived. >> fire investigators determined the cause of the fire was faulty wiring and there was no functioning fire detector. >> the fire was ruled to have been an accidental fire. >> michael, effie and their

if it was michael.could dl bullshit from audience. thatç is the experiment -- the spirit he brought to his work. >> he wouldruu us know. >> i went and found him. i havqç not known him that long but as soon as we met he somehowç by some grace took me under his wing a little bit. iç would reach out berry randomly to him toç ask the question are you in need or want of the researcher because i wasç working full-time at cbs but i thought i should and &e said yes. >> of. >> in debt was to study how i ended up hanging out with him that night and we went to a bar in los angeles we watch to the may weather fight he was a huge boxing fan we could not hold our liquor as we reached the night:32 in the half bottles of tequila there was an argument over who would pay and michael was going to slug me and then he was completely different. i had@i a sense the last time i saw michael that he somehow felt a new lease on life and was showing the pictures of a property in vermont talked about the stories he was working

thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >> michael: . >> michael: john seigenthaler sr. has passed away. he led his paper, an open and honest coverage of the civil rights movement. he exposed elicit activities of the klu klux klan throughout the state. john passed peacefully at his home surrounded by his family. he was 86 years old. - all the . al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> michael: las vegas is having it's worst drought in a generation. reservoir that supplies 90% of the water is down to its lowest level. the city has an ambitious plan to pipe water in from the north, but residents there aren't buying it. >> reporter: home on the range and the skies are not cloudy all day in nevada's cowboy country. a few hundred people living in old fashioned life ranching and farming in snake valley. in addition to raising live stock tom bakers family grows alfalfa, corn, barley, wheat rand oats. he said the challenge is taking limited resources to produce as much as possible. >> water is the limiting factor to any kind of growth whether it's agriculture or the city or industrial gro

i think michael would be the first person to shout out at that because michael was messy and michaelhad demons that he wrestled with and i think that because he was sympathetic, that gave him the capacity to see the messiness and others, to see the complicated mess of others and to try to capture that in full and to not shave it away and pretty it up and i think we should do the same for michael. >> banks. [applause] michael roper rolling stone a story that broke like stories story has broken through. he rudely create complex wrenching story that i think didn't breakthrough at the time. how do you do that? should people pay more attention? he does say something about afghanistan that you were ready to hear? >> i think you had to wait because it was not the end of the headlines the moment. it was a much smaller in some ways more in this story about a guy that people hadn't heard of before and really didn't hear them until a month ago. i think the challenge was how do i follow that up? we were always hoping would get the next huge thing out of it. we need to let go of that and do what

. >> michael: we're live from new york city. i'm michael yves with today's top stories. israel said it will not bow to international pressure. the cdc shuts down two labs after accidents involving dangerous viruses and bacterias, and lebron james returns home leaving the heat to play once again in cleveland. >> michael: despite the criticism, prime minister benjamin netanyahu will not bow to international pressure regarding gaza. [ sirens. ] [ explosions ] >> reporter: they could decide soon whether to begin a ground invasion. >> reporter: as the sun went down the number of airstrikes went up. that's the pattern we're seeing with airstrikes increasing during the evening meal where people break their fast in ramadan and again during predawn breakfast. the death toll crossed the threshold of 100 and kept going. including five people in a home on the egyptian border. a home that was destroyed by an israeli airstrikes. the hospital was also targeted here in gaza city, and then the salam mosque was targeted. 22 people are said to have been injured in that airstrike. in talkin

>> michael, all of the above. the last time a president has ever changed a broken immigration system in a more robust economy was president reagan. president obama has deported more people than at any time in our history. in our law enforcement, humanitarianism and the way we treat children, children who we know factually are facing not just economic hardship. that's not what america is for, but gangs, extraordinary murders. a child who has to start a life here without their parents. they're entitled to a hearing. if the local states can't deal with this, this is the back up. we see local communities throughout the united states whether it's in the urban centers, the day labor zones that you see all ove over the united states, and if you have a silence in washington, if you have a president who is not taking charge, what ends up happening is a backup. this is not good. this is not good to the millions of foreign students that we're sending back because we don't have a comprehensive fix on immigration system. after

from "live with kelly and michael", michael strahan is stopping by here!d applause ] we love him. everybody loves that guy. >> steve: love him. >> jimmy: he is the nicest. he's fun -- and very competitive, too. michael and i are going to play a game of catchphrase later in the show. it's one of our favorite games. [ cheers ] and we're good together. we're good. plus, she's a great actress who's fx show, "the bridge," is back for its second season. the beautiful diane kruger is here! [ cheers and applause ] so nice. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: fashionable. cool. talented. also, performing tonight, they have a new album -- called "fuego." it just came out. a little band from vermont. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. making their tv debut -- >> steve: really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: phish is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] you can't beat phish. >> steve: you can't -- you can't beat a phish! >> jimmy: you can't beat phish. they're doing -- they're doing a song on the show tonight and it's going to last for four episodes. >> steve: are you serious? [ laughter ]

, with him. >> michael, there's multiple problems.e gotta do what we gotta do. >> unlike many of the businesses i help, mr. green tea isn't facing a crisis. they generated over $2.5 million a year in revenue, and the emanueles make a very good living, but the business is static. >> i have such a hard time making this decision. >> the emanueles can't seem to agree on a plan for their future. michael has big ideas, but richard always plays it safe, and that creates tension. >> it's not 75. just get-- >> don't mince my words. i hate that. >> i believe that mr. green tea can be a $50-million company. they need to be bold, and they need to take chances. they haven't launched new flavors in over a decade, and they're still not well-situated in the retail market. the ice cream business generates well over $10 billion a year. i want a taste of it. >> hello. >> hi. >> hi. >> i'm marcus. >> hi, marcus, nice to meet you. i'm lori. >> nice to meet you. are you lori--are you mom? >> i'm mom. >> i wore green because i wanted to-- >> you're gonna fi

now michael everyone complains about the fake injuries on the field. >> michael: yes, including me. >> reporter: yes, you, too. they say players go down and then they look at the ref like, well, one canadian film company posted the injuries in real life situation situation situations. take a look. [♪ music ] >> reporter: in the last 24 hours the video has gotten more than 200,000 views with comments like this is why i don't like this game. michael, when you watch real game tackles in slow motion some of those look like they very much hurt. i know you're not a believer. >> michael: i'm not a believer. they cry wolf so when a guy is really injured you don't think he is. >> reporter: well, one goes to tackle, and the other player says, i didn't touch him. >> michael: and then he writhes in pain and then sprints down the field 15 seconds later. ines, thanks a lot. we've got argentina and germany playing for the world cup. what does this mean for the future of american soccer. once the american team goes out, what your standpoint, do you think this world cup will have that big of an affect

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michael tried to keep the bad news a secret at school. but his best friend eshon sharma saw right through that. >> i went to him and i turned him around. you could see tears. i saw tears in his eyes. i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: he wanted to help michael at any cost. and soon learned what that cost was. >> the next few days michael came to me really sad. he's like, yeah, we just got the medical bills. the wheelchair costs $25,000. i'm like wow. >> reporter: escion immediately dove into fund-raising holding dinners, rallying his classmates, not shopping until they got to that magic number and beyond. >> he's been a really good friend to me and i just wanted to reciprocate it. >> he's someone that i can't like express more gratitudes towards. it's a relationship that i can't really explain. like it's amazing. >> made all the more amazing when martin's wheelchair arrived this past monday. this one a loaner until his personally fitted one is ready. it didn't matter to marty, though, who immediately took it out for a spin. the whee

michael if i could be so my middle now quality ok let me let me let me address something that michael said i mean it's you know the united states you know it least officially brought democracy to iraq all right and then the democratically elected government asked the united states to leave i mean the united states can't have it both ways can it mean. that easy or not for me like this there will be you know i know a lot of foreign. somehow you go out and i cannot believe that all your gentlemen go we underestimate the military power of the united states it is the largest military infrastructure ever built in the history of the world they have the largest navy that was ever constructed in the history of the world they have the most resources they have individuals that are heavily involved in war there these are dogs of war these are dogs of hell that love their job and want to be good at it and want to continue it and you don't think that these guys are dark hole initially scott's never read military his urine off if you had read military hero i've got anything to read military history

finds that entity you can't hold with anyone come on you guys don't you know you guys i'd michael michael you know what do we learned here is that the this region need more outside intervention or less. well it's never been either or and again that's simplifying the situation clearly the american invasion of iraq has to go down as one of the dumbest decisions ever made not just by an american president but by any foreign leader so i take that as a given i was opposed to the war i was opposed to it a decade ago i was opposed when the ramp up it turned out in fact worse then i could have imagined so let's just say you know for me it is simply a statement of fact that this was an incredibly stupid boneheaded move. already i have that more minute i have what i mean that i can agree on scott scott should the united states just make friends with down and when you make of the region a lot easier well united states has had a bone with iran since they they helped the british overthrow most of day and they basically created false wars with the iran iraq war and they're creating a false narrative as

same with michael. it does not matter. but the real question that you should be challenging people in your city and your corporate citizens and your schools and everyone else is to say -- why is

of michael.oin the paratroopers because of hundreds and hundreds. >> michael's bedroom at a sucraid place for his p.m. place where she finds peace. especially among the symbols of his service to israel. >> one of the hard things seeing the soldiers putting on their green face paint that's the last picture i have of michael. >> forever painful for mother now reliving michael's funeral at mount her sol cemetery where soldiers are honored. americans like mack steinberg from california was killed this week in the conflict with hamas in gaza. the levines leave on wednesday. another pilgrimage with harriet wearing a opinion that symbolizes michael's team. >> having them all with me and peace of michael with me. >> pat share shore cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new information tonight on a story we brought you last year. the pennsylvania attorney general' office reached a settlement with a wedding videographer who received 83 consume mr. complaints. that cement resolves allegations that videographer ken st

to crosstalk to be shaping of the middle east i'm joined by my guest michael barnett in washington he is a professor of international affairs at the george washington university as well as a member of the council on foreign relations also in washington we have got up by god he is a professor at the near east south asia center for strategic studies and in orlando we cross to scott rickard he is a former american intelligence linguist sorry gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage michael if i go to you first here in my introduction i talked about the arab spring that might have been that whole phenomenon was probably illusory considering what's happened since what happened in tunisia and in egypt but what do you think of the term jihadi summer when we think of isis well i think it's catchy and certainly it's a nice way of thinking about replacing our term of art which is the arab spring whether in fact we've gone from a spring to something that's dreary fall or winter i think is still to be determined there's no question though

michael bloomberg is going anyway. >>> why are white flags atop the brooklyn bridge? investigating this as potentially an innocent art project or something else? >>> the clothes are comfy, but why is the orange and the new black causing a costume change at a real jail? this is "way too early." >>> hey, everybody, good morning, i'm thomas roberts. it is wednesday, july 23rd, to way too early, we only like orange in small doses. more blue people, as you can tell. right, jen? yes. get to humpday news, and start with what is leading the news this morning, secretary of state john kerry arriving in tel aviv to pursue a ceasefire between israel and hamas. no u.s. flights going to israel after a rocket hit near the airport. no serious injuries. the move has stranded some tourists, and israel pressed the u.s. to return the service. and former mayor michael bloomberg will be flying on el al straight to tel aviv. it's a victory for hamas, it's hurting their reputation for security. two more israeli soldiers are killed, and the death toll for palestinians tops 600. richard engle

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that's when michael decided he needed to drive to his brother's house himself.hase met him there and together they climbed through an unlocked window. they found the house in utter disarray, rotten food on the counter, clother thrown all over the place. >> i told michael at the time, you should probably call the sheriff's department. and his response was simply, you know what? let's wait until the end of the weekend. >> san diego sheriff, they have a rule any way. after ten days it's automatically they send out homicide. >> would you have reported them missing and gotten police action before those ten days? >> i don't know. maybe. >> monday, february 15th. 11 days after the family went missing, michael called the sheriff's department, who came to the house to investigate. they immediately alerted homicide. then investigators did something patrick mcstay finds unbelievable. >> they don't put any tape, any crime scene tape on, nothing. they just locked the house back up and leave to get warrants. >> it doesn't make any sense to me. i think you've got a family that

>> i told michael, i said michael we have a real challenge.o be a miracle. >> but that miracle never happened. miller called off his plans for a ground search the moment detectives showed him that grainy surveillance video, video that convinced him and watts the mcstays may have disappeared on purpose. so you thought it was them on the video, this family? >> sure did. >> it looked like them to you? >> yeah. >> as a journalist at the time i had to consider it, particularly because law enforcement was so admit it was him. >> we did believe for awhile we had a strong reason to believe that they had traveled to mexico. >> jan caldwell is with the sandy diego county sheriff's department. >> someone down there had brought them cocktails and we did have the sightings. now were they still there? we didn't know. >> and as more time went by, detectives say the leads dried up, and the case went cold. >> it's almost impossible to work a case without information flowing in. >> with every passing day, the case grew colder and colder. weeks, months, eventual

i'm michael smerconish. let's get started. new today, malaysia is demanding full access to the crash site of the malaysia airline flight 17. transport minister says it is unhumane if investigators are not allowed in the war zone crash site. so far, international monitors have only been allowed at the site by the gunmen for just 75 minutes. malaysian officials will go to ukraine's capital to retrieve the bodies. suspected pro-russian rebels used the missile-to-air launch system missile. i understand you have been speaking about the troubles the investigators are having at the crash site. >> that is right. i spoke with the prime minister and asked it there are any negotiations going on with the government and rebels to ensure safe access to the crash site. this is what he had to say. >> the key problem is these russian-led guerella blocked the access to the crash site. even more, they have taken 38 bodies to an undetected spot. we need to recover the bodies and to start a full-fledged investigation, but russian-led terrorists do

let's give around of applause to michael irvin. [applause] >> that me say two hello to everybody. >> most of you know that michael is also a personality and commentators on football on a regular basis. he has got that personality that is just magnetic. it is awesome to have him here. i don't know if you get a chance to see his acceptance speech into the hall of fame, it was one of the most amazing acceptance speeches of all time. one more round of applause for the playmaker. [applause] this is the biggest introduction i'm ever going to make. his is not exciting, who is about to come out? you should clap before i even say his name. just let them know that we love him before we say his name. [applause] just listen to this. i did not want to go long. listen to this for a minute. six-time nba championship. this man won six of them. six-time most valuable player. 19-time nba all-star. hall of fame inductee. played with the bucs in milwaukee. won a championship. went out west to l.a. and won five more. from new york, went to ucla, played

and of course they did, and that was my first love of michael bay honestly.nd i had seen some of his videos and i loved the "bad boys" movies, stuff like that, but this is sort of the stuff he was born to make. he's got that brain that knows how to turn a giant canvas with a million hats in the air into a kind of a coalesced beautifully formed extravaganza. it's a huge thing so it rates big on my own personal radar. it's right up there with broadway, it's broadway and bay. >> laying the overprotective dad was not much of a stretch for wahlberg. >> an ordinary guy put in annex ordinary situation and willing to do anything to protect his kid. it doesn't take a lot for me, a lot of imagination to put me in that place. and i knew michael would bring everything else to life around me. >> i have a super, overprotective dad. a lot of overprotective boys in my family. >> when we come back, more from hollywood's biggest films. >> we have returned and we have . lot more newsroo >> come on. there is a whole netherworld of dragons out there. j bearish l is back for "how

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so i never met michael.but i hear from people sometimes that worked with michael, maybe a stylist or somebody, they'll say that michael was fond of the sculpture. >> seth: did you ever meet bubbles? >> i did meet bubbles. >> seth: did you really? [ light laughter ] >> i did a photo session with bubbles. >> seth: you did a photo session with bubbles. that's great. there's really something to the fact that bubbles was more reliable with meetings than michael jackson. bubbles always five minutes early. [ applause ] >> he was great. >> seth: well, it's an incredible exhibition. congratulations. 59 now, i want to see another one at 79. is that cool? can you do that for us? >> i hope 89. >> seth: okay, 89, great. thank you very much, jeff koons, everybody. jeff koons retrospective is on display at the whitney museum through october 19th. we'll be right back. thank you so much. [ cheers and appluase ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to andy cohen, the kratt brothers, jeff koons. and, of course, the 8g

and michael jackson.the era. you know, we wanted to be with, you know, the big selling artists that went across the board, not just hard rock or pop or whatever. it was everybody. >> that's a fascinating take to put yourself in that stat os feao osphere. it would be r&b and pop and then us. what the hell are they doing in there? in a band, it might seem weird for rock to go, i don't get it. seriously, you know, once you've established yourself as a great rock band, it's kind of taken for granted or even easy to just be pile of the top of rock bands. to say okay, we've done that, what's the next mountain? it's like infiltrate the other stuff, you know. get people that normally buy michael jackson or george michael or even just other types of music like country. it doesn't matter what it is, to go i like that def leppard record and i'm going to buy it. >> i take both of your points about this, but how do you go about achieving that musically when what you're putting out is so dramatically different in sound

of michael, i join the army because of michael, i joined para a troopers. hundreds and hundreds. >> reporter: michael's bedroom is a sacred place for his mom a place where she find peace, especially among the symbols of his service to israel. >> i did one of the hard things seeing soldiers putting on their green face paint, that is last picture i have of michael. >> reporter: forever painful for a mother new reliving michael's funeral at this cemetery, where soldiers are honored, americans like max steinberg from california was killed this week, in the conflict with hamas in gaza. the levin's leave on wednesday, another pilgrimage with harriet wearing a pin had symbolizes michael's team. >> having them all with me, and a piece of michael with me. >> reporter: pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> there is much more ahead on "eyewitness news" a shooting at medical center in delaware county sparks concerns about hospital security. this particular facility, did not have metal detectors, straight ahead our stephanie stahl takes a closer look at security

i'm michael smerconish. let's get started. new today, malaysia is demanding full access to the crash site of the malaysia airline flight 17. the country's transport minister says it is inhumane if investigators are not allowed at the site in the war zone. the bodies are still lying in fields patrolled by rebel gun men. so far, international monitors have only been allowed at the site by the gunmen for just 75 minutes. malaysian officials will go to ukraine's capital to retrieve the bodies. so that they can be laid to rest. u.s. and malaysian officials suspect pro-russian rebels used the missile launch system that may have come from russia. ivan watson joins us now from ukraine. i understand you have been speaking about the troubles the investigators are having at the crash site. >> that is right. i spoke with the prime minister and asked it there are any negotiations going on with the government and rebels to ensure safe access to the crash site. this is what he had to say. >> the key problem is these russian-led guerilla bloc

michael strahan didn't just play the game, he changed it. >> michael, just want to say congratulationsl of fame this weekend. it is an honor that is truly deserved by you and it was an honor for me to be your teammate for all those years. >> reporter: 15 epic seasons as the new york giants star defensive end, 868 tackles, 7 pro bowls, 141.5 sacks against 64 different quarterbacks. crumbling all the greats from brett favre to tom brady. >> strahan! he gets the sack. >> congratulations, michael, on your hall of fame career. it'll be a great induction ceremony. you certainly deserve it and you're one of the best that ever played. it was a privilege to play against you and congratulations. have a great weekend. >> michael's military dad always told him those six day a week practices would pay off and they sure did. now the greatest honor for one of the greatest players ever to take the field. >> michael, we're so proud of you here. we're so excited about coming to canton this weekend and seeing you enshrined in the pro football hall of fame. we look forward to seeing your bust there among

standby for my interview with michael bloomberg.e faa. >>> and a grim procession. the remains of flight 17 victims arrive in the netherlands as two more jets are shot down in ukraine. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and orarou the world. i'm wolf blitzer in jerusalem. you're in "the situation room." >>> tonight hamas leaders are declaring a victory over israei. now the that the united states is banning flights for another day. terrorists are getting what they want as the battle with hamas rages on with deadly results. we're following all the breaking news here in the middle east. >>> and in europe, we're learning more about the investigation into the downing of malaysia flight 17 as the first remains of victims are returned to the netherlands. we have our correspondents, our analysts and news makers standing by to keep up to the minute developments for you on all of these major stories. first, new details in the fighting in. gaza and the devastating fallout. >> reporter: it's a massive blow to israel. traffic dra

michael holland, thank you as well.get, alan greenspan in the 9:00 hour. ♪ >> why he says we are still struggling to recover from what he calls a persistent lehman discount in the economy. he will explain all of that when he joins us. ceo will beeur and my guest host this hour. we will get the take on strong quarterly results and what money he is putting into it these days. first, a four-hour humanitarian cease-fire. this comes after a night of intense fighting. blaming israel for an attack on the united nations on the gaza strip that killed 20 people, including children. killed1300 children were in the fighting. a new round of sanctions and russia likely to rock european companies.

michael, what did you say? >> i asked him what he did.nd he said, "i ignored the region's delicate internal politics and hid behind empty promises that we'd be greeted as liberators." >> jon: unbelievable. >> and then cheney's emotions became too much for mere words. >> jon: really? >> he began to sing softly in a mellen collie tone. >> jon: what? >> ♪ my country is pissed at me i lied about wmd ♪ it's a little clunk year, but he was spitting it off the top. you got give him credit. >> jon: that's incredible. michael, can he sing? >> like a [bleeped] angel. >> jon: tell me you got this on tape. i got see it. >> i got it on tape. what, get the [bleeped] out of here. this is going to make great television when i report all the words you're telling me right now. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> jon: so it's on you the whole time. i know you just started working here and everything, but the camera was on you the whole time, is that what that... >> yeah. oh, yeah, you direct one movie and now you supposed to be spielberg? >> jon: listen,

we've heard from michael here that they will not be.ctually what is going to happen there. we'll take a break. we'll be back. did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business. built for business. >>> we want to give you a look at some of the other news this morning for. you. >> yeah, these are some of the stories making headlines. president obama is pressing central american leaders to address the recent immigration surge along the u.s. border. on friday, had met with the presidents of guatemala, honduras and el salvador. they say a comprehensive plan is in the works of course to address the unde

i'm michael smerconish. we begin with breaking news. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we begin with major breaking news. the united states has evacuated its embassy in the libyan capital of tripoli. the removal of staff to tunisia with fighting in the area. 150 personnel, including 80 marines, were driven out of the area and across the border to tunisia. that threatened the option of getting americans out on commercial flights. officials today said driving them out under the cover the two f-16s and several v-22 aircraft end with a destroyer in the mediterranean was the best approach available. with me now is cnn military analyst lieutenant mark hertling and cnn correspondent barbara starr. >> reporter: good morning, michael. it was about a five or six hour mission to drive the americans out of tripoli, libya and across the border into tunisia. the state department this morning making the case that the u.s. embassy in libya is not shutdown. their mission will continue from other locations, but make no mistake

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several blocks away, inside the cuyahoga county corrections center, inmate michael keenan hopes to rockne more time. in fact, he is so confident he will soon win his freedom, he has purchased tickets to see the rock band rush in concert. but if he loses, the state of ohio could execute him. for the past 24 years, keenan has been fighting the murder conviction that landed him on death row in an ohio state prison. he is currently back at the jail for a new court hearing in his case. last time keenan was a free man was in 1988. back then, he led a very different life. >> i was like don juan of cleveland heights, pretty much. lots of girlfriends. and lots of pot. bongs for breakfast, my motto. i guess to sum it up, sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll. made enough money just to pay the bills. i was fine. everything was going fine. everyone was happy. >> but in august of 1988, the body of 19-year-old anthony clan an employee in keenan's landscape business, was found floating in a creek. >> anthony clan went to his death by having his throat cut twice, i think, and he was stabbed three times in the ches

shaoul cap. -- the michael shaoul camp.timeframe is shorter than his, isn't it? >> yes. i believe is a stronger economic cycle than he does. >> beef is beef, right? >> we will talk about that. commodities are not boring. >> the first but she will see inflation is not in cpi or even in ppi are and what you will see is a real dispersion of corporate earnings within the s&p 500 between sectors that have pricing power and parcel the costs onto their customers, and other sectors have to absorb the costs and we'll take it on the chin in the reduced market. >> have seen the cost being passed on to customers -- starbucks, chipotle -- and they are passing that through, to your point. right now?e do i buy >> i think it is the commodity related equities that you want to be in. semiconductors, for instance. we would view semiconductors as a commodity. semiconductors have genuine pricing power for the first time in more than a decade. >> fascinating. michael shaoul will be with us for the next -- for the rest of the hour. coming up, we

same with michael. does not matter. but the real question that you should be challenging people in your city and your corporate citizens and your schools and everyone else to say: why is it that in sports, rules are the same. we can measure success but then, off of the court, off of the field, it goes from objective to subjective? all of the sudden, your talent does not define whether or not you will become an all-star. what somebody else is thinking defines that. so, i am looking at folks who are ceo is but not my goodness. we have several african-american ceos. but how many board members they are and who are the folks vice president who was in the pipeline because what we are still seeing in this country, we are still seeing an inequitty in terms of folks at the top and the bottom. right now, there is still not an african-american who was a prime time host of a cable news network with a black man in the white house is a problem for me. so what happens is, we praise sports because our sports figures worked on their gam

investigators petitioned the court for permission to exhume michael wallace's body to see if there was any connection between his death and the death of stacey's second husband david castor. a judge approved the order. >> the doctor was going to be conducting the autopsy, felt very strongly if there was some type of poisoning in his system, that it would still be there. >> why? because the active ingredient in antifreeze, ethylene glycol, in lethal amounts causes the body to create something it normally doesn't. >> ethylene glycol formed crystals which will affect the kidneys of an individual, eventually leading to death. >> those crystals remain intact for years after death, and the medical examiner found them during michael wallace's autopsy. >> upon getting the results back from the medical examiner's office, there was absolutely no doubt in my mind that stacey had killed both of her husbands. >> but just as prosecutors prepared to arrest stacey castor for the murder of her two husbands, stacey made another call to 911. >> my daughter, i believe, has taken some kills. >> is she cons