. >> paul michaels has ventured from the u.s. state of virginia to the western coast of ireland. the american began searching for his >> i asked my grandmother where we came from. she was born here. she said we are from ireland, and i asked where we were from before that, and she said pirates and vikings. >> with a thirst for adventure in his blood, michael has reclaimed the island of his ancestors. for just under 38,000 euros, he purchased all 28 hectors. >> positive vibrations from this place, and the beauty is magnificent. i have very positive healings when i'm here. >> he had the money, and the timing was right. in the wake of the economic crisis, islands and castles can be had for a bargain. the former resident sold the estate for 45 million euros in 2003. now, it is 21 rooms and 32 hectors of property up for grabs for just 3 million. but even at that price, real estate agent david ashmore knows that few irish buyers can afford it. >> at the peak of the market, we would have had about 90%/10% split between domestic and overseas buyers, and now it is the complete inverse of t

has not changed. we're ready to go into details to give solutions, but only the ones that stand in constitutional grounds. the military coup is refused. >> michaelthe military and interrum government has instructed them to end the sittings. many are afraid this will end in further bloodshed. john mccain and lindsey graham will visit next week at president obama's request. graham said: >> michael: the message there reinforcing to move quickly to get the military-controlled government out and to get a new democratically controlled government in. the longer the military stays in charge the harder it will be to avoid the word "coup," especially if there is more bloodshed. callincalling it a coup would mn that the u.s. would have to cut of ooff $1.3 billion in aid. even john kerry would not refer to it as a coup but called it "restoring democracy." here to discuss it is noreen moustafa, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, michael. >> michael: if the pro morsi raids, will more be lost. >> they feel that they have one thing to hold on to, and thi its this idea of electoral legitimacy. they're now seeing a stalemate. egyptian government has said they h

a big wiener. >> well, the speedo doesn't leave much to the imagination. >> michael phelps hasudder in the water. [laughter] >> no! >> good for him. and for her. and for her. and her too. thanks, michael. and chlorine, you make our eyes red instead of yellow. anastasia ashley. she's a pro surfer. she's a warming up before her surf meet. shtours for -- notorious for er warmup. obviously, this is some type of weird publicity thing but damn if it worked. >> it's wonderful exerse. >> harvey, there's a flaw in this. the way she squats, her knees come over her toes, which is terrible form and dominates your knees nur your ankles. >> freaking forment is all screwed up! >> her ass is perfect. > it's perfect because she squirts. that lunge and deep swat is really, really good for your buns. >> charliedo >> i do. >> that's a there is >> how are you doing? love you guys on the show, man. >> hey, it's the property brothers jonathan and drew in d.c. they're huge on hgtv. they're on that show and show. >> what's the new one, brother versus brother? >> wasn't that called the civil war? but th

. >> michael has recently returned from cairo, with the very latest. thank you for joining us. a very tricky time in egypt. the u.s. government has said that her team gave it a heads-up about the detention of david maranda, the partner of a journalist who published information from whistleblower edward snowden. but the u.s. said it was not involved in the decision to question him. mr. maranda was held for nine hours at heathrow airport in london, while en route to brazil . maranda, finally arriving back in his home country, brazil, a journey much delayed after he spent hours in detention in london. waiting for him at rio de janeiro airport, his partner, a guardian reporter. his hours spent in custody, being grilled by cap or terrorism detectives. >> i remained in a room. or were six different agents coming and going, talking to me. they asked questions about my entire life, about everything. they took my computer, video game, mobile phone, memory cards -- everything. >> from his partner, there was fighting talk. >> i am going to do reports much more aggressively. i will publish

pelosi's daughter, i would say that nancy pelosi is christine pelosi's mom. >> what a guy. >> michael: it has great to have you on this show. i appreciate all of the smart incite that you have given us here at this table. >> thank you for the opportunity, michael. >> michael: thanks a lot, christine. coming up i will welcome mitch stewart in. he is on the team to get hilary in the white house. we'll meet the virtual star in person next. compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. ♪ >> michael: we're still three years away from the next presidential election, but campai campaign season as already lifted off. a mixed bag of republicans hit up iowa over the weekend, including rick sanatorium, and ted cruz. and hillary clinton wasn't there in person, but missouri s

. >> michael has recently returned from cairo, with the very latest. thank you for joining us. a very tricky time in egypt. the u.s. government has said that her team gave it a heads-up about the detention of david maranda, the partner of a journalist who published information from whistleblower edward snowden. but the u.s. said it was not involved in the decision to question him. mr. maranda was held for nine hours at heathrow airport in london, while en route to brazil . maranda, finally arriving back in his home country, brazil, a journey much delayed after he spent hours in detention in london. waiting for him at rio de janeiro airport, his partner, a guardian reporter. his hours spent in custody, being grilled by cap or terrorism detectives. >> i remained in a room. or were six different agents coming and going, talking to me. they asked questions about my entire life, about everything. they took my computer, video game, mobile phone, memory cards -- everything. >> from his partner, there was fighting talk. >> i am going to do reports much more aggressively. i will publish

conservative christians, women, african-americans, and president obama has been lacking in that area of his strongest constituency group. >> michaelit has been a treat to hear your input on politics. i want to ask you to give us parting wisdom. what are some of the biggest story that our viewers should follow going forward. bill, i'll give that to you. >> oh, wow, you could have told me that ahead of time. >> michael: i was going to, but they said let's not. >> i think it's we should be who we are and fight who we are and continue to fight the idea ideae believe in. it's economic justice, global warming, making sure that every american enjoys complete fullness of the rights of the constitution and the american dream. conservatives never give up, they never bend over. they never stop fighting. i think we liberals kind of coast, and we can't do that. we have to maintain the strong fight. be proud of who we are and fight like hell. >> michael: people should exactly listen to what bill press said. jason, you owe me a dollars because you had time to think about your answer. >> i'm going to say this, you said the biggest story heading f

michael has some app to help keep your cell phone safe. >> l as you look at the view from emeryville camera this is what you deal with the fog. lack at the wake up weather plus how much warmer it is going to get this sdz sz jeans. >> baseball fan fell to his death during tonight braves again against the phillies at turner field in atlanta. police say the man fell 65 greet a a stadium platform located in upper level and landed in a private parking lot. just terrible. taken to hospital where he later died. now this death is the second fatal fall at turner field. spectator died in 2008 after falling 150 feet from upper deck concourse. >> most of us have so much information on our phone these days hard not to wonder if it's safe. consumer report partner exclusively with 7 on your side for a report on some new app that can make your phone more secure. here's michael with the story. >>reporter: landed in the repair shop when he run that trouble with the smart phone. >> i basically stop working. >>reporter: problem had also spread to his computer. >> well they both pick autopsy virus when i

michael has some app to help keep your cell phone safe. >> l as you look at the view from emeryville camera this is what you deal with the fog. lack at the wake up weather plus how much warmer it sdz sz jeans. >> baseball fan fell to his death during tonight braves again against the phillies at turner field in atlanta. police say the man fell 65 greet a a stadium platform located in upper level and landed in a private parking lot. just terrible. taken to hospital where henow tied. now this death is the second fatal fall at turner field. dir falling 150 feet from upper deck concourse. >> most of us have so much information on our phone these days hard not to wonder if it's safe. consumer report partner exclusively with 7 on your side for a report on some new app that can make your phone more secure. here's michael with the story. >>reporter: landed in the repair shop when he run that trouble with the smart phone. >> i basically stop working. >>reporter: problem had also spread to his computer. >> well they both pick autopsy virus when i down loaded an app, free app from the interne in

therefore it has relevance for today as well. michael was the director of the institute for international policy in sydney australia where he does a great job of leading that institution, which has become under his leadership the premier think tank on international policy and australia. as i said, she was formerly year as a senior fellow in the foreign policy program. he previously directed the global issues program at the institute and before that was the adviser to paul when he was the prime minister of australia. his previous book was a memorable one as well. it was a book on the greatest modern speeches in australian history published by random house in 2005. to discuss michael's book any conversation with the author, we are delighted to welcome back to the podium ted campbell. he is currently the ceo of the asian group and co-chairman of the board of the think-tank which he founded at the center for new american security. but he is probably better known to all of you has the just retired assistant secretary of state for east asia an

as far as the phone issue, my business partner, michael, has volunteered his cell phone number and an office number and a phone that blinks when it's ringing when there is a show on. i believe that our staff is pretty good, i think that the police department would say we don't have a problem there. they are pretty responsible. and again i am not denying the problems in the past. but i believe that we are addressing our neighbors. and we have been having a very good -- we had one issue with a neighbor a couple of weeks ago. the people behind us are not having an issue, it's the one on the side of us. the last nights we tested and called and connected with her, and i think that went really well. i am not going to say it's perfect. but i know for a fact we are very responsive. and i think for me as a business owner, i want to be sure that gets across the commission that we are responsible business owners. >> thank you. commissioner perez. >> hello, how are you sharing your numbers to the neighbors? >> all of our neighbors who have e-mailed us and michael is the point person. they have e-

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has written extensively on the nsa. he joins froes washington, d.c. thank you for join us on "the war room." >> thanks. >> michael: should we be conce concerned that james clapper is involved in this investigation? >> well certainly. of all people to pick you pick someone who has admit lying before congress. it's absurd to put someone in charge of this panel who has that record. i thought clapper should have been fired for his abuse to congress. the fact that he was given that question at least a day before the hearing, and he was give the chance to correct the misstatement the day after the hearing, yet he did neither. he could have easily have said if he didn't want to admit is we can only discuss this issue in closed session. but the reason he said what he said was i think he wanted to fool the american public. he wasn't fooling congress because they already new the answer in committee, but he wanted to fool the public in believing that the nsa was not spying when in fact they were. >> michael: i cannot believe the reluctance of the administration not to fire the guy but then in a slap in the face, they hire t

- in these uncertain times michael has managed to maintain steady profits from the scranton branch. you, michael. [minimal applause] another bright spot in the dunder mifflin landscape our new waste-pulp re-purposing plant in milford. [applause] - hey, phyllis, are you just getting back from lunch now? - bob took me to capello's. we got a little tipsy. - okay, shouldn't be telling me that stuff and also shouldn't be taking two hour lunches without telling me. - oh, it's okay, michael doesn't really care about these things. - i care about 'em and i'm just as much of a boss as michael. what's so funny? i'm a co-manager. - that doesn't make you a boss. - it's not like you can fire people or anything. - well, who--how did you-- who told you this? - we can't say. - ryan. sorry, i'm plastered. - okay, who else has heard the rumor that i am not as much in charge as michael? - stuff gets around. i don't participate. - who here heard it from ryan? - does an email count? - yes. - then yeah. - i am just as much of a boss as michael and i can do anything that michael can do. all right. who here

. >> even though michael has completed his program, he still has to convince pendleton's administrativetee he's ready for life on the outside. >> the administrative review committee is a process that all of the juvenile offenders have to go through. it's like parole board for juveniles. so it's a high-stakes process where the juvenile offender has to convince the board that they are ready to go back into society. >> okay. you guys ready? >> i'm tired. >> how are you? >> pretty good. >> the decision of the arc is probably one of the most important decisions that we make here. we're actually sending the offender back out into your community. and so we take this very, very seriously. >> this is the administrative review committee. we will introduce ourselves to you. >> some of the juvenile offenders go home. some of them don't. you just never know. >> oh, god. i haven't been this nervous since court. i don't know, this pretty much decides my freedom. doing good, doing good. >> all right, mr. brehm, this is the administrative review committee. are you nervous? >> yes, actually, yes, ma'am,

so what michael has found in this remarkable literature is a wonderful story that has not yet been told anyone that was read the wiseman this is the companion piece it is the pre-quell of those that designed the institutions of post world war ii but in many respects it is interesting even more because it is similar to the wonderful trilogy of the american military. so the army add-on is about the military before the giants become giants like eisenhower, marshall, a young men making unanimous mistakes early on the battlefield. this is a comparable story of the united states and uncertain in venturing out. what i love about it, i love this book. i tried to read one book or two per week is the best i have read in three or four years and it really purposes -- pissed me off. >> what does? to make everything. that i did not support it come i cannot read the book tour for greg typical washington responds at every level. it is that good. what i really didn't like was out important it was for me to read this having just left the state department. because one is great about this book is it captur

. >> reporter: michael has been snapping time lapse photos of construction for the last four years.e's glad this part of the project is almost finished. >> i just can't wait to have it done. as a commuter, i'd like to have it finished. >> reporter: a permanent fix won't be completed until after it opens next week. the bike path won't open until noon next tuesday. a very careful demolition of the old east span of the bay bridge will take years. we're live at the bay bridge toll plaza, eric rasmussen, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more details on transportation alternatives during the closure, b.a.r.t. will add trains overnight. overnight stops will only occur at 14 stations. including sfo, three stations in san francisco and three in oakland, berkely. el cerrito, concord, and bay fair. >>> caltran delivered an optimistic test on the stress testing of bay bolts. some test bolts are being dunked into saltwater and pulled apart to see how susceptible they are to a marine environment. they held up well with just one that snapped over the weekend. >> 85% of the ultimate capacity, which is mor

>> michael phelps has a rudder out of the water. >> cooper and roster, they have a naked one.

michael has a store in vancouver called pirate joe's. it's stocked with marked-up items from stores he buys in washington state. he says he spends $22,000 a month, but now he's become so recognizable he has to try other source. >> i dried the l.a. run but that didn't go well and we lost a bunch of chocolate. >> trader joe's, which does not have a store in canada, is suing for trademark infringement and unfair competition. >> still to come, a medical breakthrough. the california doctor leading the charge in the treatment of fibromyalgia. and the strange tactics the federal government wants to >> welcome back. it's 5:30. we are starting with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. we have starting out with low clouds and fog but we have a red flag warning that goes into effect midnight tonight through early thursday morning in the pink areas here. we are anticipating first the possibility of dry lightning burks if we take a first look at san jose right now, we are starting out with cloudy skies this after

he has no personal animus to michael dell. it is clear he has personal an my house herbalife.ill ackman. >> excuse me, not herbalife. to bill ackman. he is buying shares. the problem with the herbalife stake, based on interview, i think he has thrown the towel in on dell. i think he basically hedged it. it is up to the board. david: we should mention even if he loses, just the stock he bought last week is worth another 4 million. he bought it at 12 something. >> that is his mo. that is always, carl icahn used to be referred to somewhat derisively greenmailer. david: jack up the price. >> jack up the price and get out. he would say he is shareholder activist. that is underscoring the real value of the company. he herbalife is different, it is clear that the shots he takes, it is really interesting. he is a real queens guy. you know, i really don't like ackman. i like him now because i make $500 million off this thing. that to me was pure queens in him. i got you. i got you. i kicked you in the you know whats. you screwed me over. we should point out they had a past battle over

. >> reporter: michael has been snapping time lapse photos of construction for the last four years.e's glad this part of the project is almost finished. >> i just can't wait to have it done. as a commuter, i'd like to have it finished. >> reporter: a permanent fix won't be completed until after it opens next week. the bike path won't open until noon next tuesday. a very careful demolition of the old east span of the bay bridge will take years. we're live at the bay bridge toll plaza, eric rasmussen, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more details on transportation alternatives during the closure, b.a.r.t. will add trains overnight. overnight stops will only occur at 14 stations. including sfo, three stations in san francisco and three in oakland, berkely. el cerrito, concord, and bay fair. >>> caltran delivered an optimistic test on the stress testing of bay bolts. some test bolts are being dunked into saltwater and pulled apart to see how susceptible they are to a marine environment. they held up well with just one that snapped over the weekend. >> 85% of the ultimate capacity, which is mor

>> michael bennett. what has maria been putting in the mind of that uber talented individual? she's got that contract in hand. they've been prepping ring of honor for weeks now. >> there's always negotiations in contracts. this is getting ridiculous now. >> he's going to sign a contract? >> thae they've got a pen already. >> michael bennett is signing a contract. he is now part of the long-term plan of ring of honor. >> wait a minute, cheese burger? what's he doing there? >> oh, no, that poor kid! >> he should not have been there. what was he thinking? >> brutal bob evans came to cheeseburger, and i guess cheeseburger was repaying the favor, but he just got brutalized, he just got savagely pounced by michael bennett who has just signed a contract, and he's part of ring of honor. >> they won, kevin. you proved your point. now get to the bank, all right the? >> you can't feel too good about the way that bennett -- is this what ring of honor is all about? is this what -- let's get some help from cheeseburger, brutal bob, an ear tofl bennett. honor personified, six-man main event

michael has more on mickleson, it's an amazing round. but should you be made aware if you are consuming them. that's next on "consider this." >>> fire crews patleing in yosemet nation park. travelers are still expected although in smaller numbers. pakistan's leaders are under fire for their response. the disaster has effected more than a million people. the government is providing aid to some but now pad groups are stepping in to meet the needs of survivors. >> reporter: the flag of "army of god" flying proudly as they skou ter flood members looking for people in need. the group is baned in pakistan and considered a terrorist organization by the united states but that hasn't stopped it from delivering emergency aid. that the relief camp sponsored by its political arm they have given food and medical assistance. she lost everything when flood waters swept away from her home after waiting in this for hour, she is given two pags of cooked rice. >> the flood has destroyed my house. all our farm land is gone and our livestock is dead. we have

michael finney has details. >> ask a burger grown in a lab. the question how does it taste? stay with us. abc 7 news at 5:00 continues. >> heat going to stay way from the bay area but how long? >>> seven people arrested after chaing them selfs to the front of a state building in solidarity with prison hunger strikers. strike is now in the 27th day demanding governor brown and officials end solitary confinement. >>> a study suggests antioxidants won't necessarily help a woman conceive. researchers tested a variety of oral antioxidants and found there is no significant increase. >> a pair of taste testers have eaten the first hamburger ever grown in a lab. it's a project that was backed by google's co-founder, researchers say cells from just one cow produced 175 million burgers. he says he funded the project and saying it has texture of meat but doesn't have much flavor because there is no fat. >> san diego mayor began attending a behavior counseling clinic today following several sexual harassment allegations. he hoch hopes to undergo treatment for this voluntarily. 10 women

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the story that michael has put together about this rumor you may have heard on the innaturally slightmosquitos and even west nile virus. here's what michael found out. >> beautiful day to hang out in your back yard talking with friends. but then unwanted guests show up. mosquitos. now here these guys are just play acting. there are no mosquitos actually biting them or even flying around. but there are mosquitos. brother the to our party by deborah bass from the contra costa county mosquito invector control district. she is showing us mosquitos up close and personal. and giving our group here a quick lesson on mosquitos. >> the male don't bite us. it's the]iÑ female. they need e blood for their egg. >> i asked her to either confirm or dispel an internet mosquito hack. on line people who swear that you can keep mosquitos away with simple household fan is that true? >> when you have that direct whipped on you mosquitos have hard time flying in the strong wind so brisk breeze is really the key. also the mosquito finds us by how we smell and the carbon dioxide we breathe so with that you w

michael has that story. >> did he that's of union city remembers what fondness or years of bishop haychool in oakland. her friends all got together reese thanly in port listened for the wedding of one of the best friends from high school. unfortunately the trip took a sour turn. >> while we were out i got pick pocketed. somebody took my i-phone out of my pocket. >>reporter: did he naets medley activated her find my i-phone alertd. posted a message on her phone asking anyone who found it to call he her. she never received a call like that but she did hear from apple. getting this confirmation that phone had been repaired at apple store the day after it was stolen. she suspects the thief manageed to disabled the find my i-phone feature by taking it to an apple store and having the technician there wiping the phone clean including the find my i-phone feature. >> that's miserable failure on the company part. company of course knows how to do this a lot better. >> that's joe from consumer action. he says all smart phone manufacturers should do more to stop the use of stolen phones. he's no

michael has that for us coming up at 11:00. sports for us. >> i was going to say aren't extreme alarm clock if you have kid every time when i wake up. >> maybe not yours yet just wait. >> 3 and a half-year-old automatic. >> he's up. >> 6:from every day. >> he iszv my clock. >> a's officially policed norton disabled list with fractured toe. they welcome back suzuki. reacquired in trade with washington. that happened last night. short drive for him to baltimore to join the team today. start heene the plate tomorrow for bell melvin. critical 3 game colonel could crisp and brandon both headed to the b and o warehouse. pair of solo homer norris no. 20 on the year. 3 nothing lead. shortly after a jones 2xd run blast made it 3-2 brian roberts with grand slam. pulled the rally. 4 in the fifth. 2 run single. for the lead. just had the feeling no lead was safe in this game. 7th inning. to davis grounder baltimore scored three times in the inning. orioles win 9-7. third straight loss with texas win tonight. oakland now 3 and a half back

michael has a store in vancouver called pirate joe's. it's stocked with marked up items he buys from trader joe's in washington state. he says he spends $22 a month but now is becoming so recognizable he has to drive further than washington. >> i tried the l.a. run and that didn't go well so we lost a bunch. chocolate. if they said they were opening a store in vancouver tomorrow or next year, i would close the store. >> trade are joe's does not have a store in canada, and it's suing him for trademark infringement and unfair competition. still to come, a possible medical breakthrough. a california doctor leading the charge in the treatment of fibromyalgia. and the welcome back. thanks for joining us. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, katie. we are look a at a few fingers of fog still stubborn here. take a look at the temperatures. mostly sun my and warming up. 71 trees in fairfield. it's a spare-the-air day. you know that because temperatures already into the

michael has -- he gets to choose. choose nice ones. >> i'm interested in clarence king, a man with a very big secret. could you say more about him? >> i i could say much more. he became very interesting to me. the secret to its alluded here is the fact that clarence king was a very young man. he didn't go to the war but rather went west and surveyed the west and became the first chief of the united surveying expetition and well known. brilliant man evidently. a club man, a good man, man whopted to be a writer and a popular and good book. and loved the west and kept the secret and the secret was that he was the demon law husband -- common-law husband of the black woman in new york city or queens, i think. he told her he gave her an alliance. she never knew he was clarence king. his friends who included notable -- they never knew that clarence king had this secret marriage and several children. it's interesting. the reason why he's in the book is not because of that. interesting though it is because he brings us to the

michael has a store in vancouver called pirate joe's. it's stocked with marked-up items from stores he buys in washington state. he says he spends $22,000 a month at t. j.s, but he's becoming so recognizable he has to try other source. >> i tried the l.a. run and that didn't go well. we lost a bunch of chocolate. if they said they were opening a store in vancouver tomorrow or this year or next year, i would close the store. >> trade are joe's, who does not have a store in canada, is suing for trademark infringement and unfair competition. >> still to come, a possible medical breakthrough. california doctor leading the charge in the treatment of fibromyalgia. and the tactic the federal government wants to use to save welcome back. thanks for joining us. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, katie. there it is, the official sunrise three minutes ago from mt. tam. we have the typical low clouds and fog and marine layer. it's at about 1400 feet. it will burn back qu

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new york's mayor michael bloomberg has begun raising the spector of detroit.ording to the new york post, bloomberg said cities across the country all face the prospect of pension costs, more and more of their budget and new york is no exception. as you can see from this chart, there's no doubt. no doubt at all, that pensions and health care costs are a problem. but they're not the only problem and they weren't really detroit's problem. you want to see detroit's problem, look at this graph. in 1950, there were almost 2 million people in detroit, 2 million. now that number is down to around the 700,000, which means, when your city is shrinking like that, you end up with an eroding tax base. incapable, completely unable to pay off the pension costs that were incurred. and also not just pensions, but city services, infrastructure, all of it. in comparison, over that same period of time, new york has seen its population grow by more than half a million people, it's not been detroit. and another thing, detroit's economy has been nothing short of catastrophic. accord

. >>> michael he has questioned three of the prosecution nearly 90 witnesses. it's not clear whether he will testify in his own defense today. if he does, he is expected to discuss religious justification for his actions. >>> joseph nato is eligible for the death penalty after a jury found him him guilty of four women yesterday. investigators say that dna on one girl's panty hose was a match for him. a his brother attended the hearing. but he said that the verdict will not bring any closure. >> it won't help. he's a waste of life right now. he's taken too many lives, not just any sister's. >> he has been acting as his own attorney. and the penalty phase begins next month. >>> the journalist michael hastings had drugs in his time when he died. he died in a fiery crash in hollywood in june after his car hit a tree. he had traces of methamphetamine and marijuana in his blood. but they say that the drugs did not likely contribute to the crash. hastings is best known for a rolling stone magazine article that led to the resignation of army general stanley mccrystal.

i don't think michael has seen them. i have not. i don't think mr. priebus has.d be better served spending his time to tell his party getting something done for the country. >> the question has been raised. why don't they do a couple of pieces on, say, chris christie? isn't he an interesting and compelling figure? >> well, chris christie has had a couple of pieces and not necessarily by television but the cover story on "time" magazine. i don't see the democrats protesting at the time and i thought that was pretty much of a buff piece but we don't know. look. in the end, respect the voters. no voter is going to decide the vote for or against hillary clinton based on some film that shown on an entertainment channel. let's respect the voters. they are not dumb. we have a tendency to denigrate the intelligence of the voters and by and large they get it right. >> michael, another take on this is republicans really are that scared of hillary clinton. a recent poll says she is right behind chris christie. that is this feeling thermometers. but do you really think, do y

now michael has been sequestered since he got permed, so he hasn't seen himself yet.n secrecy. we have his buddy right here. say hello, wes. how are you? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> how you doing? >> jimmy: how's it going, wes? >> it's doing good. >> jimmy: yeah, good. now, you said that you want -- you want to have a tight chia-pet. >> i was really hoping for something that's nice and tight, bouncy, you know? >> jimmy: you said you wanna bounce with it. >> just kind of bounce with it, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i see what you're saying. well, let's see if we can have him bounce with it later on when he comes out. do not remove the blindfold until i tell you, please? >> i will not. >> jimmy: audience, you guys ready to see the brand new, freshly permed michael? [ cheers and applause ] [ drum roll ] well, here's michael before. and here he is now! michael, come on out! ♪ oh my god [ cheers and applause ] equally -- wow. yeah, turn around. turn around. let's see -- let's see the whole thing there. that's -- [ cheers and applause ] it's pretty good, man. i actually lik

records filed with the state show since 2007 michael peavy has accepted $165,000 in gifts and free travel. in fact, records obtained by the nbc bay area investigative community have found in the last six years, he has accepted 16 trips, each valued at more than $6,000. >> this time last week i was in china. >> reporter: trips to hong kong and sweden. >> last week i spent a week in germany. >> reporter: germany, spain and israel. >> i get the award in the last year for traveling the farthest. although the press is not up on all my travel. >> reporter: but the president may have spoken a bit too soon. we also know about the big ticket trips, 12500 for a 2010 excursion to australia. and this $13,000 all expense paid trip in 2008 to new zealand. in 2009, $14,000 for another trip to spain. and in 2007, michael pe. vey accepted nearly $15,000 for travel for a trip to south africa. >> it is legal but is it ethical? >> reporter: he's one of california's premier experts? government experts. we show the travel records to bob stern. >> it raises questions to me when we have such extensive travel. i

michael finney has a free stuff added to the family. >> the bay area teenager spending their summer in the hospital. by choice, the firsthand lesson they're getting that could change their future that sat 6:00. we'll be right back here. blp >> it is friday, best time of the week to enjoy free stuf do you have a water proof case for your cell phone or anything like that? >> i do. but i've used a ziplock back. >> dhek out. it's called smart wraps. and they are set up and geared to hold your smart devices. let me show you how they work. it's a plastic bag. right? like a sandwich bag it's got a ziplock and they're the right sizes. that way you can use the device and make calls and whatever inside therefore but protect it from dust and all that have. only cost $1.50. now, government golf this is over in concord it's a one of a kind indoor golf experience, ú spooktackr holes. really fun only costs $8 but why would you spend that 8s fdz you can go free? if it gets hot this summer, you and have one of the tickets you can get quickly from us look at that. give you something to do. >> i like to

she said the nypd has an unwritten policy of racial profiling and called for a federal monitor to oversea resee forms, including officers wearing body worn cameras. mayor michael bloomberg has appealed the ruling. >> she ignored the real world realities of crime. we go to where the reports of crime are. those unfortunately happen to be poor neighborhoods and minority neighborhoods. >> reporter: police in arizona are testing out cameras in a pilot program that began last october. they aim to report an officer's interactions with citizens. the glasses i am wearing have a camera attached to the side. when i press this button, it records everything that i can see. the video could backup or refute a complaint that an officer acted inappropriately. police say that those wearing the cameras have received two-thirds fewer complaints than those who are not. >> is this your vehicle? >> yes. >> do you have insurance and registration? >> when you're on tape and being recorded, you're more careful about what you say and how you present yourself. the wins to me are endless. >> reporter: but public policy expert heather mcdonnell suggests it will not put an end to concerns a

. >> michael vick has accepted his apology. a court rejects video game company electronic arts, claiming use of college football player likenesses is protected by the first amendment. the court's decision clears the way for other lawsuits. damages could be in the tens of millions. >>> looking good. president obama honoring university of connecticut women's basketball team. they are eight-time ncaa champs. the president saying he was proud that they serve as role models to his daughters. soccer superstar cristiano ronaldo kicking it with dodgers star puig. soccer ball all good but baseball, not so good. ronaldo's ceremonial first pitch, watch this right here. it goes way wide. second throw, it was much better. here it comes. no it does not go. >>> remember justin bieber standing on the blackhawks logo? they've taken a bieber photo on tour stepping on it in various places around the country. now teen girls gasping at that. >>> what's alex rodriguez been doing to release some stress? evidently going to hooters. he and a female fri