. >> favorite present ever, true story, michael jackson doll, michael jackson was in his prime, i think probably about nine. my mom got my a michael jackson doll and i had the clothes to go with the doll, different outfit, i could dress him up in beat it, thriller, billy jean outfit, take that little michael jackson doll. excuse me. don't judge me from it. you guys are laughing at, michael jackson fan, always will be at heart. my mother knew that. now should you buy boys dolls, no. not necessarily. not really the go too gift i think but, my mom, she took a chance. >> yes. >> my cousin broke that doll. >> yes. >> took the legs off. >> what do you do for your kids for christmas? i mean you are successful, do you go super big. >> you don't wanting to too much. it is more important for my kids to understand the meaning of christmas. of course, you know, you give your kids a good christmas but at the same time, you know, i want them to understand it doesn't have to be the way it is. we're fortunate, we're blessed. this year actually before today, i a had my kids at a, we went and did a toy d

. >> favorite present ever, true story, michael jackson doll.my a michael jackson doll. i had the clothes to go with the doll, different outfits. i could dress him up, in the thriller, the billy jean outfit, that michael jackson dolly would take every where. excuse me. don't judge me from it. if you guys laugh at, i'm a michael jackson fan, always will be at heart. my mother knew that. should you buy one's doll, no, not necessarily. it is in the really the go to gift i think but you my momma, she took a chance. >> yes. >> my cousin broke that doll. >> no. >> yeah. >> took the legs off. >> what do you do for your kids for christmas. you are successful. do you go super big. >> you don't wanting to too much. it is more important for my kids to understand the meaning of christmas. of course, you give your kids a good christmas but at the same time i want them to under tan this is not the way it is. we are fortunate and blessed. this year actually, before today, i had my kids at a, we went to a toy drive and we passed out toys to unfortunate kids tha

michael jackson called me and said he wanted to thank me for being fair. >> deutsch has covered at least 50 major trials. and almost all of them, she says, the jury got it right, with one notable exception. >> i covered the rodney king case. and it almost destroyed my belief in the justice system. the verdict was wrong. there is no question the verdict was wrong. and as a result, my city was almost destroyed. >> upon different scenes from her very first story in journalism, a 19-year-old intern covering the march on washington. >> it was one of the really main water shed events of my life. and after that, you never turned back. never. >> what i wound up being was a social historian. it's an incredible privilege. and i hope that reporters today realize what a privilege it is. >> dan elle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> coming up, reenacting world war i's christmas tree soccer game, but did it really happen? >> we close tonight with a story of peace on earth, for a century now people have told the tale of a yuletide cease-fire soccer ghament middle of world war i. the question is, is

take that michael jackson doll every where. excuse me.on't judge me from it, because if you guys laugh at it, i'm a michael jackson fan. always will be in the heart. my mother knew that. should you buy boys dolls, no. not necessarily. it is not really the go to gift i think but my mom, she took a chance. >> yes. >> my cousins broke that doll. >> yeah. >> took the legs off. >> what do you do for your kids for christmas? i mean you are successful, do you go super big. >> you don't wanting to too much. it is more important for my kids to understand the meaning of christmas. of course, you know, you give your kids a good christmas but at the same time you know, i want them to understand that it doesn't have to be the way it is. we're fortunate, we're blessed. so this year actually before today, i had my kids, we went and did a toy drive, and for unfortunate kids that are not in the same situation because i want them to see that and we're also a giving family. we want to help. we want to uplift. i want my kids to have the same mentality that i

she covered some of the most famous trials ranging from manson to michael jackson.ham sat down with her. >> reporter: linda deutsche has spent nearly half a century covers the trials of the century. her face and byline now well known but on her very first day at the "associated press" -- >> i was the only woman -- i was replacing the only woman who was leaving to have a baby. the editor on the desk looked up and said, oh, no, another new one. that was my welcome to the a.p. >> reporter: deutsche was just 26 when she was assigned to cover the manson murder trial. using the same typewriter she got when she was 10. dozens of high-profile cases followed including o.j. simpson which led to her greatest scoop. when that trial was over, o.j. called you first. >> he did. >> why? >> he would say the reason he talked to me is because as he said she never thought i was innocent, but she never said she thought i was guilty either. >> michael jackson, did he reach out to you? >> he did. michael jackson called me and he said he wanted to thank me for being fair. >> deutsche has c

michael jackson called me and he said he wanted to thank me for being fair. >> reporter: deutsch haseast 50 major trials. in almost all of them she said the jury got it right with one notable exception. >> i covered the rodney king case, and it almost destroyed my belief in the justice system. the verdict was wrong. there is no question the verdict was wrong. and as a result, my city was almost destroyed. >> reporter: a far different scene from her very first story in journalism, a 19-year-old intern covering the march on washington. >> it was one of the really main watershed events of my life, and after that, you never turn back, never. what i wound up being was a social historian. it's an incredible privilege, and i hope that reporters today realize what a privilege it is. >> reporter: danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and singer elton john and david furnish are enjoying their first morning as a married couple. the two tied the knot in england sunday. same-sex marriages in that country became legal this year. john and furnish met more than two decades ago. >>> coming

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like michael jackson after him, elvis doctor-shop man to man to insure a steady supply of prescription that killed him. we have that evidence of the stark reality because of the widow of elvis' doctor here in las vegas. jodie, thank you for joining us. we're also joined by elias ii, as your husband lay dying from four stage cancer, he told you something about a depose it box what was it? >> he said he took medications away from elvis, he wanted people to understand. he lived with a stigma that he was the one that caused the drug problems. >> the doctor was regarded as one of the doctors who helped kill elvis by over-prescribing the medication. he told you to look in the safety deposit box, and what did you see? >> i was amazed at the prescriptions given to this man. >> let's look at the drugs prescribed in the safe deposit box by dr. ganem, these are quaaludes, this is a drug called sanilert, described by the doctor. it has the caption, capsule three times daily to keep sanity. and a sedative, anti-anxiety and tension and depression. >> i am sure that elias prescribed medications to el

yet this michael jackson hometown happened. how did it happen -- moment happened?and two, you mentioned earlier you were in the truck watching and trying to enjoy at the same time. did you realize in that moment what that moment was? tell me how it happened first of all. >> you know, it -- it's like a cocktail of events. michael at first didn't want to do the show. didn't want to get back with the brothers. it was a process. and i finally reached tout berry even though he -- reached out to berry even though he had mixed emotions. i didn't know the company was in trouble. i'm like, la, di, da, we're celebrating 25 years. i finally had to reach out and say, "i need help with michael, getting him to the show." sure enough, that was the magic conversation. but he said, "well, okay, i want to do "billi"billie jean." that was a big record at the time. i think every artist on the show and watching and had been told you can't do your new stuff, they were okay with "billie jean." our part. >> when were you convinced it could be in the show? was it rehearsal -- how did you k

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>> i love michael jackson. >> he was a great artist. >> when we hear your voice, singing famous songs five. do you ever think about that, and how famous he became? >> yes, i mean, it is really exciting. it is pretty awesome. >> michael jackson i admire him a lot. i have sung a lot of his songs. >> his young stuff or stuff as an adult? >> most of his younger work. >> what would you like? obviously you're blowing up, you're everywhere, what do you see in do you want to be like this huge singing sensation or -- >> well, ya. i said a while ago i wanted to be the face of music. so that's pretty big. >> yes. >> yes, dow hope to be very, very successful. >> and what was this like to meet president obama and first lady michelle obama? >> that was an honor being like the greatest day of my life. at first i was like really like a little nervous, because i was like i didn't really know -- >> of course. >> but it was amazing. >> was ' nice man? >> yes, really fun. >> i was he really? what did he say that was funny? >> pointing to the dogs and stuff because the dogs were in the room. and yeah he w

like michael jackson after him, elvis dr.man to man to ensure steady supply of the perception drugs that ultimately killed him, we have this evidence that stark reality because of the widow of elvis dr. here in las vegas. thank you for being with us, we're joined. as your husband lay dying from stage four cancer, he told you something about a safe deposit box, what was it? >> he told me he took with medications from elvis presley and that someday i might need to tell the story and show this medication so people would understand he lived with a stigma all these years he was the one who caused the drug problem to elvis presley. >> he was widely regarded in the 70s as one of those doctors who helped kill elvis by overprescribing prescription medicines. he told you to look in the safe deposit box and what did you see? >> i was amazed at the amount of prescriptions that were given to this man. >> let's go over some of the drugs found. these two bottles are quaaludes. these were both prescribed, 300 primitives each prescribed by th

then, i found dance through imitating michael jackson.ther would find fred astaire and ginger rogers. i would imitate that i'll always -- i always want to please my mother. dancing found its way to my heart. that's what happened when you saw this? >> before julliard. i instill in miami. going to high school. we were busted their--bussed there. the same way we do now. young people are taken to the schools to see a performance in the morning. i sat in this dark theater, and my whole world was illuminated when i saw revelations. >> we will see some of that later. >> yes. i saw that and i knew i had to follow this. i did not know i would follow it all the way to new york and the helm of the company. >> you said you knew you had to follow it. did you try to set yourself on that course? >> partly by instincts, i think. i was already taking dance classes. but it made me take it more seriously when i saw people on the stage to look like me. a dance that had to do with my up bringing in the church. a dance that had to do it the history i was learn

i found dance through imitating michael jackson.y mother would watch fred astaire and ginger rogers movies. i wanted to please my mother, and the dancing came out of that. and it found its way to my heart after i saw the alvin ailey american dance theater. >> was this after julliard? >> before. i was still in miami going to high school. we were bust -- bused there. young people were bust bsed to see performances. i saw alvin a lee's alvin ailey's performances. >> did you instantly set yourself on that course? >> i think it was partly by instinct. i was already taking dance classes. it made me take it more seriously if when i saw people like me who were on stage. dance that had to do with history of my people. my mother had a group called the afro-americans. they did dance relating to the black experience. when i saw "revelations, co-like my life on the know now, it was realized in dance. that drove me. i had dish and for julliard i got a full scholarship and i went on to julliard. the alvin ailey company, at that time, was really --

they are dancing to "love never felt so good" with michael jackson and justin timberlake. >> this doesn't look like any groomsman dance i've ever seen. >> these gs are alldancers. some were together for the same company. you see them lift up the bride. that is victoria. this was put together for her by her groom. we actually have victoria all the way from mexico city. welcome to the show. what was it like having your groom put together such an amazing dance for you? >> it was amazing. amazing, amazing. i was so happy. two months before the wedding he asked me, what do you want as a gift? i said can you please dance for me? he was like no, i don't want to put on a show. no, no, please. in mexico we didn't know if the wedding was going to happen or not because of security reasons. even if no one dances, everyone's day is more pofrmt it was such a surprise and amazing. >> what was the reaction from the other ladies? >> everyone was thrilled seeing them perform and giving their best and having an amazing time made the wedding ten times better. >> you said your husband now stole your heart dan

there, marilyn monroe, john le lennon and ronald mcdon, and kffc -- >> colonel sanders. >> and michael jacksonand some of the artists you see here are van gogh, dalyis dali. and picasso. also guess who wants to stay anonymous because saying that artwork should be about the work itself not the artist. and this graffiti has been popping up since 2012, tony. couple of years ago. but it's only recently that it's gone viral. >> that's good, good stuff. yeah yeah yeah, okay. and banksy has done pretty good, remaining anonymous right? all right ines, thank you. that's all of our time with this news hour, i'm tony harris. "inside story" with ray suarez is next on al jazeera america. >> come on, admit it. you felt pretty good when you were filling up your tank over the weekend. with gas at prices you haven't seen since the country emerged at the reception. is this a shroud with the dark lining? this is "inside story." hello, i'm ray

he's made pancakes in the shape of animals to michael jackson.e's cooking up a surprise for us. >> that's cool. >>> let's begin this half hour with a final check of the weather. >> we have a 10-year-old celebrating a big birthday today. this is sydney's birthday. are you having fun in new york city? >> yeah. >> what's your favorite thing? >> being here. >> just general all over being here in new york city. we are looking at pretty good weather across the eastern half of the country. in the western half, going to see the chance of snow in high elevations. we've got winter storm warnings and advisories in effect. most areas near casper, wyoming we'll see snow, 6 to 9 inches. tomorrow, we'll see snow in central anybody nebraska. today that snow is through the rockies with rain showers. could see strong storms kansas, oklahoma, the ex tex. tomorrow, that area of snow will spread to the northern plains, south dakota and nebraska. from minnesota down to louisiana, we are looking at the chance of heavy rain. the east coast enjoying a warm-up. >>> i'm br

. >>> michael jackson showed the kids how to dance. year over 100 kids are treated to a night of treats and holiday cheer. they thought that the "king of pop" was cool. the big story of the night was santa claus. >>> and jimmy kimmel is live. >> hello, philadelphia. here is a quick preview of what we are up to tonight. once this things goes around his belly. ladies and gentlemen we have a winner. congratulations. [ applause ] >> across america with mega jackpot. it's mega millions. tonight the mega millions jackpot is estimated a $113 million. to win the jackpot you must match the five white balls plus the gold mega ball. now the first number is 68. followed by 58. up next 41. followed by 72. the final white ball for tuesday evening is 73. now for the mega ball number is 1. the winning tomorrows. 68, 58, 41, 72, 73, and the gold mega ball is 1. good luck, play on america. merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll

(diana ross) ♪ someday we'll be together (applause, cheering) (narrator) the jacksons reunited with michaelles. ♪ well there's a brand new place i found ♪ ♪ where people goin' from miles around ♪ ♪ they come from everywhere and if you drop in there ♪ ♪ you might see anybody in town goin' ♪ ♪ goin' to a go-go (narrator) we saw the emotional homecoming of marvin gaye in one of his last performances for his motown family. ♪ i, i've got to know, lord ♪ ♪ somebody tell me ♪ ♪ tell me what's goin' on ♪ (narrator) plus, you'll see michael jackson capture the attention of the entire world with the historic world premiere of the most famous dance routine of all time. ♪ and now you can have a front row seat to this unforgettable night. we're about to see some of the incredible performances from one of the greatest musical programs in television history. ♪ it was the reunion of soul music's brightest stars. presenting "motown 25: yesterday, today, forever." on dvd for the very first time. ♪ baby, everything is all right ♪

yes, you know, i defended michael jackson in his criminal case.cutors filed a criminal complaint, which would've required a preliminary hearing, which is a public proceeding before a judge with cross-examination. they then decided they wanted to do it secretly so they changed course and they had a secret grand jury with no judge, no defense attorney and no public viewing to get a charge against michael jackson. i don't like grand juries, i think public preliminary hearings are far fairer, and i think you need cross-examination of witnesses, particularly a police officer like mr. wilson. you need somebody questioning him about the statements he made and why he did what he did. >> and police officer shootings like the ferguson case. the officers are rarely indicted, it seems, when grand juries are used. why is that? >> because people want to believe in the police department. they want to believe they're being protected. they're reluctant to second guess police officers, which is why you need cross-examination. wilson should have been cross-examined

and then i found dance through imitating michael jackson. my mother would watch old fred astaire and ginger rogers movies and i would imitate that. i always wanted to please my mother so part of the dancing came out of that and eventually found its way to my heart after i saw the alvin ailey american dance theater. >> charlie: what happened when you say that? >> i saw them when we were all bussed there. >> charlie: before juilliard? before. i'm still in miami going to high school, and we were bussed there the same way as now, we do outreach where if we're in a different city and young people are bussed from there, their schools to see a mini performance in the morning. and i sat in this darkened theater and my whole world was luminated when i saw revolutions. alvin ailey's masterpiece created. >> charlie: we'll see some of that later. >> yeah, and i saw that and i just knew that i had to follow this. i didn't know i'd follow it all the way to new york and now to the helm of the company, but so be it. >> charlie: you said you knew you had to

i was a big michael jackson fan. i love boys to men. i loved biggie. i was the first kid in the suburbs who liked biggie. my roommates were from harlem. i went back to these suburbs and when it was on the radio, i felt i owned it. it gave me for the first time the sense of self discovery. >> can you sing? >> until about puberty. >> can you dance? >> my first job ever was dancing at bar mitzvah weddings on the weekends for $150. >> what was your instrument? >> my ear. i knew what songs to make people move at the time. >> one of the values of your company is have a superhuman work ethic. what's the origin of that? >> i think originally it came from guilt. my grandparents were holocaust survivors and my parents did not grow up with a lot, really nothing. knowing i was the first generation to have a little bit of something, i wanted to not receive anything and i wanted to work harder than everyone to make my own mark in the world. >> you went to college but school did not suit you, it seems. >> yeah, i went to emory university in atlanta. i found myself wa

michael jackson's death affected everybody. i know some pharmacists that are pretty heartbroken.laughs) lynn, i love you, but if you trash the king of pop, i will burn this place to the ground. and that is a great topic for next week. well, another fun one. (chuckles) you know, i bet if we met on the street, we'd end up being friends. i'd love to hang out. ever since my husband reggie died, i-- well, i don't-- i don't get out very much. i used to have a best friend, but then i found out that reggie was also married to her, so... (sighs) so, you know, that--that's done. shockingly, that is only the fifth saddest story you've ever told me. why do you waste your time? i mean, therapy is such a sham. before therapy, i was a people-pleasing control freak. i was constantly obsessed about travis. you have come a long way. you joke, but i was way worse. i kept a baby monitor in travis' room until he was 17. (click) (andy) ellie, do you think we'll always live in florida? (ellie) why aren't yu at work yet?

. >> what is the problem with michael jackson. >> no, it's not that. it's it's how can anyone make money in oil? we have a way, and we'll explain it when we return. >>> not so slick. last month, mike and carter made a bullish bet on oil, and let's say they were early on the trade. take a look. ♪ on "options action", it's how we trade like oil tycoons, risk less to make more. that's what they tried to do with the bullish bet in oil. >> play for a bounce in crude here. >> mike thought, i'm in. just trying to buy into the oil etf, the uso -- >> now, don't make it hard on yourself. >> mike, jr is right. after all, 100 shares of the uso sets you back $3,000. to spend less, mike bought the january 32 strike call for 60 cents. to make money, he needs shares to rise above the strike price by more than the cost of the call or above 32.60 by january expiration, but 60 cents? expiration, but 60 citizen? >> well, it's just not good enough. >> to spend less, mike sold the january 28 strike put for 70 cents and created a risk reversal. between the 60 cents he paid a

families are listing some big named big talent including michael cause curve who represented michael jackson'sn, a former aide to president clinton. newtown has no plans for any ceremony marking the second anniversary of the shooting. in a related story pew released a survey. 52% of americans feel it's more important to protect gun ownership rights. 46% said the priorities should be controlled access to firearms. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update from sydney, australia, on the hostage situation. >>> plus, the red tape that's holding that crucial bridge repair project across the country. >>> and oprah winfrey joins us in the studio to tell us about her new movie "selma." that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> and we begin with breaking news, a police-involved shooting in northeast philadelphia, investigators say one person is dead. we'll have a report from the scene coming up very shortly. it is monday, december 15th, g

i had the jackson five, knew nothing about michael jackson. the temptations.n the '70s came, we had a rock and roll station and a crazy soul station. all of that felt perfect to me. then they want to put me into a box. i'm like okay, i'll go over here. some day, i'm going to get out. going to move a little more. >> free at last. >> yes. >> i love hearing the term. >> come on. >> i love it. that was priceless right there. the m to the e is back. the new project, "this is m.e." i think you will love it. good to have you on the program, again. i'm honored to have you come see us. melissa is going to close the show with a song called "a little bit of me" off the cd "this is m.e." love you, too. thanks for watching. enjoy the performance. as always, keep the faith. ♪ ♪ if you believe, if you tried ♪ it could be enough to know you were alive ♪ ♪ if you knew the truth, it couldn't be denied ♪ ♪ it could change the world enough that you might find ♪ ♪ that the world goes round and round and round ♪ ♪ everybody walks on common ground ♪ ♪ we gotta pull together if we're

it's co-owned with the estimate of michael jackson, worth $2 billion. facebook has inked a deal with the nfl to run short video clips in users' news feeds. the clips include game highlights, news and other content followed by ads for verizon wireless. >>> the nfl struck a similar deal last year with twitter. >> thank you. you know what this means, sam? >> what does this mean? >> more men with their face buried in their phone. >> for involved colin kaepernick and 90-yard touchdown yards, i'm sure many happy about that. >>> i do at record highs. we've seen enough records regarding rainfall in recent days. maybe a pause for wreck legs over the holidays. >> i think we got the pause yesterday. now the next storm system making its way into the bay area. across the pacific northwest. showers starting. that system is going to sag to the south as we head through the day today. across the east coast, rain from really about chicago all the way to atlanta, they've got tornado warnings and rain stretches newspaper new york and boston. the thing about it, it's not ca

thing michael jackson ever did. michael jackson bought the beatles and sold that as part of the atv operation to sony. anyway, long story. >> can you imagine having both of those catalogs? >> in one place. >> unbelievable. >> i had "thriller," but i would take the beatles any day after that. >> you know me and my white glove. >> again, the story that keeps on giving. the unit is estimated to be between $1.5 billion and $2 billion. sony owns it jointly with michael jackson's estate. >>> let's get a check on the markets this morning. the dow closing yesterday above 18,000 for the first time ever. the s&p closed up for its 51st record of the year and, in fact, if you look, we want to coat this from peter and make sure i get it correct. the s&p has not had a losing streak longer than three days all year. that's something that has never happened before. all you have to do is get lieu the next four trading sessiones and that will be an achievement it's never managed to gain. going all year without having more than three d

maryland-michigan state hoops, a michael jackson special, a thriller. six seconds to go. wells hit the three and we're heading to overtime. back and forth we go. trimble, a trimble triple. turks up by one. but here comes smarty. -- sparty. no, they don't. maryland wins its first game in the big 1068-66 in double overtime. great stuff. virginia best scoring defense in the country. they can score too. london, how about that? nice little dive dropper there. uva remains undefeated 83-72. >>> wizards taking the nba's texas obstacle course, rockets last night, mavs tonight, spurs thrown in there too. three of the toughest teams in the west rapid fire. last night houston one of the most impressive victories i've seen in a while. let's get to dallas. i'll show you this highlight, john wall to his teammate for the flush. i'm showing you that because that was about it. washington played defense like i cook. not very good. not very good. dallas rolls. it's that easy. buckets all over the place. the wizards lose by 27. wow. >> here's something nice, we're closing in on the winter cla

its watt the first report to report michael jackson's death and uncove the surveillance video of ray rice punching his fiance in an elevator in in atlantic city. >> we break a lot of stories here. this isn't some group of people reading what other people have done. we break the stories and there are stories always behind those stories that we know about that we talk about that we argue about. >> levin says the show started online and has dwroen in popularity because it's serious but also fun and funny and getting viewers involved in social media. starting on monday, you can watch it every weekday at 4:00 p.m. right here on channel 2. >>> that sinkhole we showed you at the beginning of the newscast will likely take several more days to repair. we're monitoring the progress and learning about what it will take to fix it. that's tonight at 5:00. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thanks for watching. have a great day. [chris]still smoking up a storm? [tom]yeah.pathetic,isn't it? [chris]

. >> for the fedora for my grandsons, they love the michael jackson wii. so now we bought them the shirt and the fedora hat so they can. >> reporter: stock market and gas prices that continue to fall, analysts say consumers are more likely to spend this holiday season. in fact, neilton found 40% of americans say they've got extra cash to burn thanks to the falling gas prices and that once they pay their bills, plthey pl to spend that on holiday gifts. i'm kate rogers in jersey city, new jersey. >>> some dubbing in the famous artists and tech firms, going for $20,000. you'll meet him next. >>> you may not know zo ziegler just yet but he's one of the tech world's favorite new artists including facebook leadership ton moore. spoke with the 26-year-old si sigglar in the burgeoning art bei formed. >> from his studio in mill valley, california, zio ziegler creates 1,000 paintings and sketches a year which can cost up to $20,000 a piece. but it's outside the studio where ziegler has attracted the most attention. more than 40 of his murals now decorate the walls o

. >> what is the problem with michael jackson? >> no, not that. it is how can anyone make money in oil? we have got a way and we'll explain it when options action returns. >>> last month mike and carter made a bullish bet on oil. let's say they were a little early on the trade. take a look. on options action, it is how we trade like oil tycoons. risk less so we can make more and that's just what they tried to do with their bullish bet on oil. >> we would start to play for a bounce in crude here. >> all right, my thought. i'm in. but just trying to buy into the oil etf, the uso. >> don't make it hard on yourself. >> mike, j.r. is right. 100 shares of the uso would set you back almost $3,000. so to spend less, mike bought the january 32 strike call for 60 cents. now to make money, mike needs shares of the etf to rise above the strike price by more than the cost of that call. or above 32.60 by january expiration. that's 60 cents. >> just not good enough. >> so to spend less, mike then sold the january 28 strike put for 70 cents, and created what is c

70's a lot of these buildings were actually really run down and one of them was used for the michael jackson thriller video. but what we're seeing for these properties and the devost park area, it's a part of san francisco that's doing really well economically. these buildings, the pictures i see of them, the neighborhoods are in great shape and the uniform way the buildings appear in this little section. other mills act buildings i've seen are in places actually seem well maintained as well so it looks like these buildings are finding a way to cut costs on maintenance. i understand that, you know, the property tax enables them to, these buildings do need an added level of maintenance but i think the property owners might be able to afford to do the maintenance and the tax break, how necessary it is, is really giving a benefit for that property owner more than the neighborhood itself. so i'm just kind of on the fence about wanting to move forward or i wanted to verify that we're actually making sure that work is being done and we're not giving a tax break without it so i feel pretty satisfie

we all dressed up and did michael jackson in the living room.was -- this was on christmas eve and we all finished with baking cookies for santa. it was just a great time. it wasn't about the fact that we were playing around and having a good time dancing to mychal jackson but it was just the fact that we were altogether having fun. the laughter, the smiles, you can feel the love and that's the great thing about the holidays i feel it's like one of the times of the year everyone stops, sits and enjoy each other. enjoy and feel the love. ♪ >> impressive displace of christmas lights and yards full of festive figures are staple this time of year. here's a question. how did this all begin? fox's matt king is in brooklyn to explain it all. >> this year we changed the theme up we what happened to go multi color lights and go back to traditional christmas. >> this time of year john knows he fear his electrical bill. >> pretty steep you wouldn't want to know. >> twinkling history of this neighborhood where he grew up and lives today. >> they were part of

we all dressed up and did michael jackson in the living room. this was on christmas eve. ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> welcome back to our little workshop. >> yes. >> yeah, keep bringing up my mom, i have another mom story. >> you do, let's hear it. >> her favorite christmas carol, oh, holy night. >> that is a a good one. >> we've got gabriel hurtsmart from the new covenant church in philadelphia to sing oh, holy night. she's accompanied by dancer amber anderson. ♪ oh holy night! ♪ the stars are brightly shining ♪ ♪ it is the night of the dear savior's birth! ♪ ♪ long lay the world in sin and error pining ♪ ♪ till he appear'd and the soul felt its worth. ♪ ♪ a thrill of hope the weary world rejoices ♪ ♪ for yonder breaks a new and glorious morn! ♪ ♪ fall on your knees ♪ oh hear the angel voices ♪ oh night divine ♪ oh night when christ was born ♪ ♪ oh night divine ♪ oh night divine ♪ fall on your knees ♪ oh hear the angel voices ♪ oh night divine ♪ oh night divine ♪ oh night divine ♪ oh night divine >> all i can say is, wow. thank you for that.

>> i want set eddie murphy and michael jackson within two months, and eddie murphy was better. >> thatind of broke my heart. me talk about heroes. charlie chaplin. trail.lazed his own he did exactly what he wanted to do. >> and he was funny. >> he was hysterical. he pretty much made what comedy was in its time. when he is a hero. but she is more than a hero. he is who you want to be. >> in some aspects. [laughter] >> he is. >> that is what we all want. we all want a woody allen deal. we can cast anybody we want. re-shoots are in the budget. we have total autonomy. what to be that good. i am striving to be that good. keep pushing the envelope. represent black talent, if you're not making history, you are not doing anything. have to be, ok, what am i am not allowed to do? let's do that. let's make a movie that goes to toronto and is a hit that is also funny and dramatic. >> we are going to have a woman president. she is going to be latina and she might even be gay. asiane will have an president. then another handicapped president. >> will not have one. we have already had one. >> i'm tal

we met outside the michael jackson trial, and years ago when paris hilton when to jail. >> he was remandingiss hilton to -- >> no, no, no! >> jimmy: that was him there, the one yelling no. and here he is offering support for o.j. >> we respect the process. >> yes! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he is also a fan of rock-bottom prices. and guess who showed up to cut to the front of the lines yesterday? >> is this the first time you camped out in front of a best buy? >> yes, it is. >> tell me about some of the stuff you saw here since monday. >> just a lot of people taking pictures. we played some water pong. that was fun. >> water pong? >> yeah. >> so, what was your occupation? >> i'm between jobs. >> hey, i'm first in line. yeah! >> does your employer know you're currently here at best buy? >> i'm using vacation days, and my boss is coming with us on black friday. >> i have vacation days off too, and my hepatitis is in remission. that's why i'm here. >> i got out of college at 10:45, so i came here at 12:00. >> oh, a college guy, huh? i'm teaching sexy seniors, so first in line. >> i'm going to get

. >> reporter: the saddest day in america was michael jackson's death. happiest when president obama was elected and located the happiest place in new york city. not surprisingly central park. unhappy is 118th street and 7th avenue. it is a desination that is not sitting well. >> i don't think that is right. this is a happy corner. joishgs this corner is the unhappiest computer to new york city. >> they are loyars. >> why? >> we are happy. see, are you happy, sir? he wouldn't lie. i just met him. >> reporter: you are not getting a great reception where people disagree with your allegor rhythm. >> obviously they are tweeting the negative words. joishgs they are trying to weed out a few bad apples. why do you think that taxpayers would be on the hook for this? >> it seems like a dopey thing to do. but it is parents in the university who are on the hock for kids doing that. thank yous a lot. >> i am sure the romans did that before the down fall. >> what are you happy rate vermont sandwiches. they have turkey and green apples sliced thin and cheddar chose. t