(risas) es como michael jackson, no. >> ese era su hermano que nos contaba que su papÁ nunca le permitiÓna estaba viva, escribir canciones para otros cantantes y cuando e

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. >> i've recorded with michael jackson. his new album was released today and it features chem borrel and black thought of the roots. the al people is very special to him. the kim ole center is three blocks from where i played 34 years ago as a child on the corner of broad and chestnut. it was mellon bank playing with my church gospel brass band with a bucket trying to make a little money to travel to church. jeff brad shaw is an example of hard work and dedication can pay of on. 34 years later here i am. i headlined my own recording with grammy recording artists. historically the first african american to record an album in the kim ole center. jeff says his career has been about ceasing the moment. in 2001 he had the opportunity to work with michael jackson. you only get one shot to make an impression on the king. i knew that would work on butterflies because i've listened to michael jackson my entire life. tonight he hopes to have another ledge try night as he performs with some of his friends. it's going to be a great con

i tell you something, i'm thrilled to see i met michael jackson. any brain to say, did i ever meet that guy? i was on "we are the world." i was on that song. before you were born. >> jimmy: it's the 30th anniversary. >> is it really? wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> i was there for that. that was fascinating. they put me next to bruce springsteen. we were right -- i was in the center. and all of a sudden michael jackson and quincy jones came in. they moved me to the end of the line. next to la toya. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> i swear to god. i swear to god i'm sitting there -- >> jimmy: that's not right. you should not have been in la toyaville. la toya shouldn't have been there, let's be honest. >> wait a minute, she's in the family. >> jimmy: a lot of people in the family. i didn't see tio around there. >> way, way in the back. >> jimmy: well, when we come back we have something special. you know the kardashians personally? >> i have met kim. i do not know the kardashians. i don't want to put myself forward as a huge fan but i find them very interesting

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i revered michael jackson at that age. admittedly not as much as i revered boyz ii men.back. >> jimmy: did boyz ii men come to the white house when you were there? >> they did not. >> jimmy: you could probably get them to come to your house now, i bet. >> i'm glad they have a constituency here in the show this evening. but, i mean, meeting michael jackson was just extraordinary when i was 12. >> jimmy: i'll bet, i'll bet. i can't even -- it boggles my mind. i wasn't even allowed to buy cds. they didn't exist, actually, at that age. >> eight-track. >> jimmy: yeah. that's probably right. is this is called "serve a year," this campaign. you talk about it a little bit. i'm new to it. >> we're thrilled to have your support and we are so grateful to kick off "serve a year" at jimmy kimmel's studio today. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: high school kids from hollywood high school came over. >> high school kids, americorps alums serving volunteers. the real behind "serve a year 86 is just like we talk about where we went to high school or college, young people in america could

. >> ♪ ♪ >> (michael jackson). >> ♪ ♪ >> of course, my boy michael has to be in here. revamp rolling stones list of the greatest songs every all time. billy jean is at number two. so now i'm really wondering what could be number one? we went from art kelly ignition re mix. >> seriously. >> to billy jean. wow. >> spotify got me back, chris. i'm back in now. >> waffles chris ya. >> cream puff. hi chris. >> good morning, guys, rose pedal cafe, chelten avenue. one of 14 different kind of waffles they macon, yes international waffle day. >> we will meet two love birds, husband and wife, started this venture two years ago, a loft smiling faces here this morning for good reason, mike alex. this place rocks. >> looks like it does. looks pace i. >> you can put your fingers through my kitchen. let's not do it on air though. >> you can -- (laughing). >> talk about jay and bae. >> yesterday afternoon about 4:00 twitter exploded because, and facebook, too i saw it first on facebook, that says jay-z and his wife, we bans -- beyonce, are building $20 million penthouse at fifth and wa

(risas) es como michael jackson, no. >> ese era su hermano que nos contaba que su papÁ nunca le permitiÓ las mÁs fuertes, fue la que hice con su papÁ abraham quintanilla, pero escuchemos lo que nos di quintanilla. >> y vamos a cambiar a selena, iban las policÍas y todo, este tipo no sÉ como alcanzÓ y metio la mano y selena sintiÓ y yo creo que vio lo que era y se va selena a golpes. >> tambiÉn vamos a tener imÁgenes que no se han visto desde entonces de una o ocasiÓn en que semanas antes, de su muerte, selena fue invitada a conducir el programa padrÍsimo que transmitÍa la cadena o e es conduciendo y van a ver lo que bien que lo hizo con su espaÑol como reciÉn estrenado. >> quÉ cosa carm, hoy a las 6/5 horario del centro por telemundo este programa que no se puede perder. >> claro, josÉ dÍaz-balart te invito a ti y todos los amigos televidentes a quÉ realicemos un selena party, prepÁrenlo en su casa, llame a los amigos compren su popcorn y acompÁÑenme a ver siempre selena y poste las fotos de su rincÓn sus amigos de su rincÓn los amigos * viendo el especial en mis redes sociales en direcc

michael jackson showed up in full regalia. presidents have tried to capitalize on other people's fame for many years. teddy roosevelt was the pioneer of this. there are pictures available in his library and other places with huge numbers of hollywood stars. far more than any other president pushed together who would celebrate his birthday every year and celebrated his money for what became the march of dimes, the campaign to end polio, which president roosevelt had. jame s cagney, pat o'brian, one person after another to capitalize on that. president reagan did that. some presidents tried and did not succeed. there is a famous picture -- i am told it is one of the most sought pictures of any president -- richard nixon with elvis presley. nixon -- elvis presley was a fan of law enforcement. he wanted to get a law enforcement badge so he could help law enforcement track down the bad guys, in his mind. he went to the white house, also showing up in regalia. nixon was a straightlaced guy. he looked at elvis who had a cape should o

. >> michael jackson -- michael johnson, rather, was a 14-year veteran in the force.bly remember jeffrey fontana shot and killed in the line of duty a 24-year-old rookie and they came from the

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. >> i'm a huge michael jackson fan, huge michael jackson -- i was doing the billie jean. >> jimmy: wellaybe. maybe you're right. >> jimmy: these guys nowadays are all very, very stylish. the nba players. >> it's all about celebrity. you know, before when i played, everyone came to games in suits. what the hell is russell westbrook coming to games -- i love him, ucla guy, great fashion. but today's guys take to it a different level. >> jimmy: it's funny. is it weird for you to be the old guy where these guys are soft today? >> oh, i don't -- i don't mind that. because i'm sure the players in the '60s and '70s look at our era, the '80s and '90s, they probably called us soft. the game changed, players changed, roll with the punches. the players are a little bit softer nowadays, yeah. go figure. >> jimmy: you know what they'll be saying the next round is soft, and after that, and maybe they will be or maybe they aren't. they all look pretty hard to me. >> well, when you're only 5'6" -- >> jimmy: how dare you. >> see that? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. he's not

minutes, ktvu's gene will have more on the touching stories that are coming in about officer michael jackson. it's thursday march 26, i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. good morning. steve paulson has the latest on the forecast. >> you're like a catalog there, very sharp and the colors. >> thank you, sir. >>> inland will be sunny and warm, and the 40s and 50s will continue and the

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michael jackson gave an interview, and it turned out to be great for us.emselves. sometimes that gets them in deeper trouble. >> mr. mesereau i appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> we reached out to durst's attorney who told us that robert durst is eager to prove his innocence. we'll continue to follow story here on "the ed show." >>> next up we'll have the latest out of ferguson and the two-minute drill coming up. get your brackets ready. we are back in a moment. the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. sweet mother of softness... charmin!!! take a closer look at charmin ultra soft and you'll love what you see. not only can you use less, but you can actua

. >> michael jackson got the idea for the moonwalk from french mime marcel marseau. >> how do these ho-tohese topics? >> a lot of it's demand-based on what's going on around the internet, our own usage, competitive analysis. we look for what people are searching for. what they're searching for online might be different than what they're viewing on television, so that becomes very important. >> world events like the death of pop legend michael jackson significantly impact what people search for on the web. after he died, "how to moonwalk" earned more than a million hits. >> a newsworthy event happens, and there's something that was captures the zeitgeist of the moment, that can go viral. >> some of the most watched videos are about simple things, like how to pick a lock. >> locked yourself out of a house? before you call a locksmith, try this. >> or how to treat a mosquito bite. >> three, make a paste of baking soda and water. >> so think things become popular because they're practical and useful. there's going to be people who want to remodel or cook something, learn how to do a skateboar

thanks to the way you make me feel michael jackson video. i like the girl in it."> who could that be? >> larry: think this one over, lou. >> it's got to be-- is it-- is it tom cruise? >> nocruise. >> larry: it's penelope. >> i didn't know she liked the girl in it. that upsets me wow. who knew. >> larry: who said you can't trust somebody who thinks you're crazy? think about that one. >> tom cruise. >> no penelope. that was right in front of you. i tonight know how you missed that one. damn kids being in the pool. who said that once again, i'm sorry. diit again. i did it again. my bad. once again. okay, on 9/11, i didn't like how rock music responded. >> sadly, i read this today. >> larry: yup, ted cruz. >> i don't even know what that means. >> larry: "we are the authorities on improving conditions." >> tom cruise. >> larry: tom cruise there it is. >> yes. >> larry: that's our little cruise quiz. we'll be right back with more. ( cheers and applause ) you guys did a good ♪ with the smart phones locked away . . . it's time to unleash the awseome power of these: ♪ hands

. >> mesereau represented robert blake in a murder case and michael jackson in his child molestation trial. both had made incriminating statements on television. both were found not guilty. mesereau says videotape could back durst on the prosecutors too. >> that would allow the defense to argue if you going to bring in select statements we should be able to bring in other statements where he exonerates himself. >> reporter: and durst says several times in the documentary that he did nothing wrong. >> i had nothing to do with susan berman's death. >> reporter: another key piece of evidence against durst this envelope alerting police to berman's murder matches a previous letter durst sent to berman, both misspelling 0 hollywood. >> the problem is that lapd investigators initially linked the, linked the writing to someone else. >> they explain that away or they tried but you can bet that that is going to come up again in court. >> clouding the water could help the defense? >> the defense is already thinking, i can raise some reasonable doubt that handwriting comparison alone should rais

whether we like her or not, there'll never be another michael jackson. you know. it's just not possible. that's an icon. there'll never be another tina turn. >> or richard prior. >> ain't going to happen. to say to someone, to try to sum up who my father is. i'm like i don't know how, because he would so bigger, so much bigger than life in his art, in his everything, his essence, in his person. >> did you feel that way growing up or did it take you a while to understand all that he was and his impact. when did it hit you? >> i don't think i knew his impact. i knew who he was. like, i had a soul connection with dad. it was deep. like i knew who he was. i knew who - i knew when he was sad. i knew when he was hope. i knew when he was frustrated and angry, i know what made him stick. tick. i know who his friend were and who they are weren't. i knew his quirks. the man. his iconic value or his iconic personae, i don't think i really grasped until the day he died. walking through the airport and people literally stopping me, like the tsa agents saying "can i hug you?" ?

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. emily: can you sing? scooter: until about puberty. emily: can you dance? scooter: my first job ever was dancing at bar mitzvah weddings on the weekends for $150. emily: what was your instrument? scooter: my ear. i knew what songs to make people move at the time. emily: one of the values of your company is have a superhuman work ethic. what's the origin of that? scooter: 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. emily: you went to college but school did not suit you, it seems. scooter: yeah, i went

. >> reporter: when the king of pop michael jackson died in 2009 he left a five-page will that placed his assets in a family trust, designating his three children and his 79-year-old mother, catherine, as the sole inheritors of his massive wealth. he intentionally cut debbie rowe, the mother of two of his children and his father, joe jackson, out of his will. when aaron spelling died one of the richest and most influential men in hollywood, he all but cut his famous daughter tory out of the will. the reality star and former cast member of "90210" grew up in her dad's palatial estate which later sold for $85 million. shortly before spelling died he decided to change his will dramatically reducing tory's share. she spoke out about the ordeal with abc's elizabeth vargas. >> and he said, you're going to be okay. i made sure you're getting just under $1 million. >> to most people it's a lot of money. >> it's a lot of money, of course. part of me in the back of my head maybe hoped it would be different. >> reporter: the rest of aaron spelling's estimated $500 million estate went to tory's m

. >> reporter: mesereau represented michael jackson and robert blake.oth had made incriminating statements on television. both were found not guilty. mesereau said video could become fire on the prosecutors too. >> i would argue to them if they're allowed to bring in select statements, we should be able to bring in other statements where he exonerates himself. >> reporter: and durst says several times in the documentary he did nothing wrong. >> i had nothing to do with susan berman's death. >> reporter: and this envelope matches the spelling in a previous letter. both misspelling beverly hills. the problem says loyola university lawyer laurie levenson said they initially linking the writing to someone else. >> they explained that away or tried but you can bet that's going to come up again in court. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, los angeles. >>> straight ahead in "moneywatch," the best states for retiring americans, and later we'll introduce you to a retiree with a voracious appetite for reading. for reading. i found out the hard way... not al

lo michael jackson, is the fire. nk when michael passed away he left his soul with chris. it's like your last dance always, he does there. >> the spins, the hits the thrusting, chris spent his child childhood studying michael jackson's moves. the king many pop had a magic he was desperate to understand. >> the way he transformed when he got on the stage, the way he owned the stage was amazing to me. he really made me feel how he was feeling. it's one thing to learn and do all the stuff, but for you to embody it and feel it and have the emotions you know, it's really tough. i was taught to always rerehearse rehearse until it becomes you, you don't have to think. discover card. hey there, i just got my bill and i see that it includes my fico® credit score. yup, you have our discover it card so you get your fico® credit score on your monthly statements and online...for free. that's pretty cool of you guys. well we just want to help you stay on top of your credit and avoid surprises. good. i hate surprises. ahhhh ahhhh ar

i was a big michael jackson fan. i love boyz ii men. but then i also love, like, biggie. was the first kid in the suburbs to discover biggie. because i played in a basketball camp, my roommates were from harlem. they were like, "you don't know notorious?" and then i kind of went back to the suburbs with this mixtape, and then when it hit the radio four months later, i felt like i owned it. it kind of showed me, for the first time, the idea of self discovery of music. emily: can you sing? scooter: until about puberty. emily: can you dance? scooter: my first job ever was dancing at bar mitzvahs and weddings on the weekends for $150. emily: how about playing an instrument? scooter: my instrument was always, kind of, my ear. i knew what songs to play to make the audience move at the right time. emily: one of the values of your company is have a superhuman work ethic. what's the origin of that? scooter: i think originally it actually 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 gen

. >> michael jackson -- michael johnson, rather, was a 14-year veteran in the force. he was the first officer killed since 2001 you probably remember jeffrey fontana shot and killed in the line of duty a 24-year-old rookie and they came from the same police academy. johnson is survived by his wife nicole, his parents who put out this statement yesterday, ken. they say we're deeply saddened by his loss and cannot express in writing how deep a hole in our hearts we are left with by his passing. adding, he was our husband, son, brother, uncle and hero. >>> san jose police releasing a statement early this morning saying that officer johnson was killed by scott dunham a 57- year-old distraught man. he may have been intoxicated after, um, johnson and fellow officers arrived about 6:50 last night to an apartment complex in east san jose, there was a disturbance call there. they encountered a female outside of that residence and according to witnesses we were able to talk to last night, there appeared to have been a shooting from a balcony at that apartment complex taking the

the account robert blake, michael jackson, o.j. and he has millions of dollars he got away with murder in texas. what is to keep that from happening? >> that they will keep it from happening other than the common sense of the jury but it just means you can hire the best attorneys in there is an advantage to having an attorney who doesn't have any case to work on but yours. a public defender has hundreds of cases but the facts are what they are. makes for a strong third defense to attack the case but they don't have to buy the attack. the evidence of a letter is the most powerful evidence. the statement in the bathroom and a shocking but a good lawyer can explain it away. but with the better it takes on a more powerful value it is a the other breath in of of all the evidence. kennedy: lapd says they don't even need his statements from the hbo documentary they have plenty perhaps they were helped through her stepson years later found a letter from robert durst that matched the handwriting the one that is said to the beverly hills pol

here we see president reagan and nancy reagan, the first lady, with michael jackson a very -- i thinkot of people are taken up short by this because michael jackson showed up at the white house in full regalia. you can see what he's wearing there. and presidents have tried to capitalize on other people's fame for many years. franklin roosevelt, going back to him, was really a pioneer in this. there are pictures that are available from, at his library and other places with huge numbers of hollywood stars, far more than any other president had put together who'd come and sl bait his -- celebrate his birthday every year and raise money for the campaign to end polio which president roosevelt had. so he had all these very famous people -- james cagney and pat o'brien and one person after another at the white house. and he capitalized on that. president reagan, of course did that. some presidents tried to do it and were unable to succeed. there's a famous picture -- i'm told it's one of the most-sought pictures of any president in the white house, and that's of richard nixon with elvis pres

youtube, the beatles, michael jackson, a lot of pop songs have similar progressions.ther era it's going to sound similar to several songs from the disco and soul period. to award 7.3 million dollars is a mistake. the jury confused fact with emotion. >> moses, does this hurt creativity going forward? 10 seconds, what do you think? >> i don't think it will, i don't think there's a lot of due diligence done for these type of recordings. and i agree with dominic. >> leave it there. thanks to both of you. stay tuned to fox business "countdown" is going to speak to the attorney for marvin gaye's family and "after the bell" is going to have an interview with pharrell and robin thicke. that saul we have for now, i hope you are making money today "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. liz: fearing the fed specifically rate hike are investors over it? green on the screen. is june a rate hike sure thing? the fed whisperer, jon hilsenrath on the two things the fed may be about to announce. >>> today the lines are anything but blurred when it comes to knock off other pe

minutes, ktvu's gene will have more on the touching stories that are coming in about officer michael jackson. it's thursday march 26, i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. good morning. steve paulson has the latest on the forecast. >> you're like a catalog there, very sharp and the colors. >> thank you, sir. >>> inland will be sunny and warm, and the 40s and 50s will continue and the temperatures are in the 50s and it's 71 degrees down south. there's 60s up at the sonoma county airport. some areas will have a big spread on some of the difference on the temperatures here. it will be warm away, sunny for most. it's too strong a high pressure. 65 to 85. there will be 70s inland and 60s closer to the waters edge. >>> good morning steve, we want to start off with something going on in san raphael this morning. the 2100 block of frisco boulevard. a car ran into this pole and flattened it. they're lifting the pole right now. that person who ran into the pole with the car was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence, he is in marin county jail. the power is on for most of the area, howev

. >> reporter: one website called him the michael jackson of sign language of interpreters.signing during a swedish talent show. evokes excitement drama, sensuality? he even takes a little dance break from interpreting. gee, how does it feel to be probably the most famous sign language interpreter in the world at the moment? he's getting rave reviews like "i have no idea what either of these men are saying but i only have eyes for tommy. he's brilliant." >> i'm trying to be one with the music. just let it go. >> reporter: the competition will send sweden's best to the euro vision song contest. unfortunately, the singer magnus carlson, didn't win. i wonder what magnus thought of -- because you kind of stole the show. >> he should be happy. his song is world famous now. >> reporter: magnus seems smitten writing on facebook -- i can't even express my admiration for this guy's imagination when he interprets my song. tommy now joins other interpreters who became briefly famous. >> we can't take that risk. >> jonathan lamberton signing with gusto for new york city's mayor, and thi

here, we see president reagan and nancy reagan with michael jackson. i think people are taken up short by this. michael jackson showed up in full regalia. you can see what he is wearing there. presidents have tried to capitalize on other people's fame for many years. teddy roosevelt was the pioneer -- franklin roosevelt was the pioneer of this. there are pictures available in his library and other places with huge numbers of hollywood stars. far more than any other president had put together, who would celebrate his birthday every year and celebrated his raised money for what became the march of dimes, the campaign to end polio, which president roosevelt had. james cagney, pat o'brian, one person after another to at the white house. he capitalized on that. president reagan did that. some presidents tried and did not succeed. there is a famous picture -- i am told it is one of the most sought pictures of any president in the white house. that is of richard nixon with elvis presley. people might be familiar with this picture. elvis presley was a fan of l

before embarking on a seven-hour journey to its michael jackson definitely nation at lester cathedralong those in attendance michael ipson. distant relative and carpenter charged with the task of building the coffin. >> this morning they came out, sitting there looking at it with the flowers on top and all the people. i'm thinking how did i come to be here sitting on a platform a few meters from richard iii king of england. >> reporter: it was with the help of dna that the mortal remains found under a car park in lester in 2012. owe this they were confirmed as those of the missing king. until today, richard's enduring memory of that cast by shakespeare. the hurch back villain king who murdered his nephews. this is a chance to revisit his reputation. >> archaeology doesn't answer those questions. doesn't answer if the person's good or bad or whether he killed his nephews or so on. it has allowed people to reimmerse themselves in the story and reinvigorate the debatement. >> reporter: debate and intrigue. there is no question this has captured the national imagination imagination. the a