>> michael jackson. >> laura: i love michael jackson. i'm going to turn you onto elvis.like elvis. when i play you the old gospel elvis. you will love it. nancy pelosi has been thrilled with one finger that may be not is as uniting is elvis and mrs. al sharpton. let's watch. >> thank you for helping take back america. people all over the place are calling me, writing, thank you for saving america. i give those thanks to you. thank you for saving america. reverend sharpton, thank you for saving america. >> laura: i think she said that four times in one click. she was at that national action network legislative policy conference. an organization founded by sharpton. did al sharpton save america? it's a check on nancy at this point. >> he saved america from racial harmony. >> i will say no, there's a lot of things he's done that are problematic. >> problematic? >> you are a trump supporter. we are not going to get into that. >> he's done a lot of things that are problematic. nancy pelosi is referring to the fact that he's done a lot to take on racism. >> stop racism by caus

on friday a big exhibition opens in paris is compact later exploring the legend of michael jackson and his vast influence on contemporary art and pop culture included are portraits by andy warhol and david la chapelle and a video of an amateur choir singing their version of jackson's popular album thriller. previously the exhibition titled michael jackson on the wall was at london's national portrait gallery but new exhibits have been added for parents michael jackson died in two thousand and nine at the age of fifty. next up a living legend of pop cliff richard he's sold more than two hundred fifty million albums worldwide and at the ripe old age of seventy eight he is still singing for his fans as the first time in fourteen years the. least an album with brand new tracks the title rise up refers to a testing time to sing as experience of the last few years including lawsuits and criminal accusations now he's returned opening hoping to be born again. i'm. the single reborn heralds cliff richards returned to the music business at the age of seventy eight with his new album rise up the

previously the exhibition titled michael jackson on the wall was at london's national portrait gallery but new exhibits have been added for parents michael jackson died in two thousand and nine at the age of fifty. next up a living legend of pop cliff richard he's sold more than two hundred fifty million albums worldwide about the ripe old age of seventy eight he is still singing for his fans as the first time in fourteen years or. least an album with brand new tracks the title rise up refers to a testing time the singer as experienced of the last few years including lawsuits and criminal accusations now he's returned opening hoping to be born again. i'm. the single reborn heralds cliff richards returned to the music business at the age of seventy eight with his new album rise up the british singer is making a fresh start and thanking those who stood by him after allegations of sexual assault which surfaced in twenty forty. after the bad period of two years in my life where i couldn't sleep and think about anything it seems to me that i've managed to rise up so feel it's a good title f

he's played with a lot of groups all over the country and a lot of famous names including michael jackson. you might ask him about that later. he is also a member of probably the worst band i've ever seen in my life. [laughter] there is a rock band called the rock-bottom remainders and it's a bunch of writers who think they belong on stage and think they can play. it's people like stephen king on the rhythm guitar, scott plays a tambourine, anybody can play the tambourine. [laughter] thethey'll make a comic book festivals conventions in the book expos where they have captive audiences, so that peoplthepeople, and i guarantees the only person in the band who belongs on stage. in 2016, president obama awarded him the national humanities medal. in a ceremony at the white house president obama said james mcbride has humanized the complexities of discussing race in america. through writings about his own uniquely american story, and his works of fiction informed by our shared history is moving stories of love display the character of the american family. please welcome james mcbride. [applause

. >> finally, prosecutors dismissed a potential juror who works as a michael jackson impersonator becausehey felt it would be too hard to keep that person's identity a secret. ( laughter ) >> trevor: you know, that is such an unnecessary slam on the michael jackson impersonator because his job is to literally pretend to be someone else and the prosecutors are, like, no, we can tell it's you, larry. everybody will know it's you, larry. and you know he's upset about getting bumped because this will be his big break. he will be on the jury, like, your honor, how do you find ethe defendant? he will be, like, he's bad, he's bad! ( laughter ) this is the craziest group of people. i feel bad for all these people who are being selected because it's supposed to be a jury of your peers. none of us are his peers. the only people who should be on this jury is walter white, scar face and jabba the hut. what kind o of maniac would actually want to be on this jury? it's weird to me there's one person out there who's, like, on the one hand, my whole family may be killed by the drug cartel, but, operate,

certainly the guy who made chucky helped me make the michael jackson and manson one.ertainly have help, just like a movie. craft is not enough. it is all the ideas. i take images from other people's movies and put them in different order and tell a whole new narrative that none of the directors mad in mind. ho notice the detail that lana turner, the director always held her exit from the scene one beat too long? i think it is bause the women wanted to see the back of her costumes and the w mted to see her rear end. art bus-- alles takes. with photography, i taking real am film in the dark, taking pictures of my own movies. jane: john waters there and his th line between funny and horrifying. perfect for halloween today. have fun with atur trick-or-tg, and check out our website and twitter. i am jane o'brieat thanks for wing "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from

a couple of last question. >> did you really to her with michael jackson? . >> i did as a reporter covering him. six months on the victory to her. 1984. when he was really big. that was the two were. - - but his mother did not like me much because i was a re me much because i was . . . . did those things they accused him of doing. >> would yo >> would you rather write novels or songs. >> it looks like novels is what's happening. i can't write that the bubblegum pop that they are doing. i don't like it. [applause] that is my job and everything i do is to keep you with me a beautiful song about fatherhood. the great songwriters it's like they are gone. >> he pulls out his heater and shoots and it's another comment. it's supposed to be funny. >> it sounds hilarious. [laughter] it's really about the neighborhood when bill clinton is brooklyn and now it is different. >> you are still there. >> i run a small music program for kids in the projects there every weekend. so i still love it, but it's not the same as it was. this book is about brooklyn that i remember

juicio de joaquín el chapo guzmán una persona la descartaron por ser imitador profesional de michael jacksones de quitarse la vida. >>> el centro de rehabilitación en san rafael dijo estar con tristeza por disparar a tres >>> mire la manos en la bicicleta , un indigente fue detenido sospechoso de robar bicicleta que es un señuelo y también este hombre tenía drogas . >>> hace una década un niño de cinco años desapareció en oakland los tíos del menor fueron arrsatdos pero por falta de equipo evidencias al poco tiempo salieron vida, ahora esperan que alguien pague por el crimen o que aparezca con vida. >>> avisos se veían por todas pares de este niño su padre de crianza dijo el meonr desapare tienda zapato , sherman miller dicen que (...) se estacionó afuera y sacó al niño y lo dejó en esta puerta después volvió y ya no estaba, el departamento de policía realizó una profunda investigación pero sin éxito oalguno, nadie se explica cómo el menor se alejó tan rápido si tenía aparatos men la piernas para acaminar de hecho se le vio por última vez en una tienda semanas antes, ahora él tendría 14 años

una persona pido autógrafo, otra sufre un ataque de pánico y otro es imitador profesional de michael jackson falsa. >> a pesar d las alertas falsas, cruce vehicular y peatonal para regular. >> el miedo de ver la garita internacional estados unidos estado cerrada. >> de que no puede pasarse en tijuana iba ser un problema más para el gobierno. >> un comunicado que círculo re sociales advertía público sobre ejercicios del cierra la torio de las garitas. este miércoles la oficina fronteriza informó través de twitter que una publicación escribe en español circulando en re sociales sobre el sello de cierres de puentes internacionales es falsa. estamos realizando ejercicios pero los puentes continúan abiertos. >> esta mañana se rezaron estas alertas falsas que las garitas hacia estados unidos pueden ser cerradas, la relea es que en tijuana estas fluyeron con naturalidad en la parte peatonal y de vehículos. la gente esta comedia de queso cierres horas una realidad. >> con la caravana pero que tienen pensado cerrar la garita. >> un cierre al paso fronterizo tendrían problemas por ambos lados migrator

he worked previously with cirque for michael jackson one and the the michael jackson tour. receive them, but we also need to fit them. if we have artist change, we need to come and fix some costume, change them so they can fit the artist, and then we maintain everything as soon as on the road. like, almost everything get washed every night. >> ♪ mm, mm, mm, mm, mm >> so, they wanted to have a really distinct feature of the character, and they came up with blue-feather wigs. all the feathers are glued one by one [chuckles] by someone in montreal, yeah, which make it easy on us to fix them, so we can glue feather back when they're falling or something like that. there's about 1,500 feathers per wig. they're quite resistant. like, we can wash and maintain them quite easily, and it's good. >> every artist that comes into cirque has to do makeup, and they learn how to do their makeup by themselves so that they can do it every day before the show. of course, none of us are makeup artists, so we figure it out as we go along, and in doing so, we figure out new makeup techniques and

she is dancing michael jackson at 8 months pregnant.e fancy footwork. the founder of galaxy, a website that allows you to follow in famous footsteps. she's taken a pop star booty camp class. >> i can't move like that now. >> i've got a whole bunch of these. it's not all black and white. >> but she's been doing this for a while. they did the bruno mars flash mob and beyonce's "love on top" where she was actually able to. >> she's back. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> you need the buzzword, be at least 18 years of age and a legal resident of the u.s. enter the buzzword to facebook, twitter or both. enter each every day. friday's buzzword is >> good luck, everybody. >>> dude dozes off in public and then this. >> people around him are trying to hold their composure. >> see why this sleepy prank is anything but a snooze. if your adventure... ...keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips... ...you may have overactive bladde ohhhh...enough already! we need to see a doctor. ask your doctor about myrbetriq® (mirabegron). it tr

michael jackson was a commercial artist in his lifetime and become classics and i've had this conversation they are at a certain point they start saying what's really good. it doesn't mean it has to be a great book. i've been blessed so much i have to give that change right now. >> at least you've got one. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> they give you the award and you go pick it up. the montana crime writers convention i am not complaining. i've got a question right here. >> [inaudible] somebody trying to write their first book. >> right hand rewrite and write some more and when the first one is done and nobody pays attention, right this second book and when you become an overnight success you will have it in your pocket. [applause] we have such good advice as writers because what works for us old workforce and deals. you can't pick up a handbook and say this is how you write and get published. it's different for everybody. but i do feel if you are serious about it until you reach a point you are writing one page a day with a goal you know where that story is going and until you are wr

all four dance troops dance to michael jackson's hit thriller. you are looking at the warriors dance team, hardwood classics, junior jam squad in the gs breakers as they performed for the crowd. >>> coming up, morning after a man reportedly used the dog to try to alert children into his truck. this as a former kidnapping victim speaks out.>>> we are going to warm up to the mid-80s tomorrow. i will tell you what is beyond that after the break. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. california values senator dianne feinstein california news papers endorse dianne feinstein for us senate. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c.

. >> reporter: an art show celebrating michael jackson today opens today in paris featuring portraits by andy wore worhol. >> very usive and one of the most popular figures ored b the response to the show. so 34% of the visitors have never been to the gallery before. 34% were ethnic minority, 34% were under 24. >> reporter: and new magic is afoot at the wizarding world of harry potter at universal studios, hollywood. the village roofs are topped with snow and at night, a new light projection show lights up hogwarts castle. the attraction also features nightly snowfalls. that's your "eye on entertainment." chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> time now 4:57. coming up, the first test for the burn scarred areas in butte county. fears that heavy rain could trigger flooding and mudslides. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i hope you're ready for some black friday shopping because esfos are right here. coming up in a live report, i'll show you the madness and he was driving all of these folks to -- what's driving all these folks to wait two hours to get into a store. ♪ ♪ >>> now round

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michael jackson's thriller was the first album to ever reachti0 s platinum, selling an estimated 66 millionctor in the video, i mean, everybody a gatherinund to see that. that's amazing. >> iconic. >> yeah. >>neouple went wholesale when it came to their wedding.ot they tied the t a costco. they said, i do, at the store in mission valley. this is the shee store the couple shared their first date three years ago. they have a couple exchanged vows near the cash registers in front of an intimate gatheng in front of friends and family. they got champagne and name tags as a gift. >> and the appetizers were served by the people who haveta things. all you can eat, buffet for them. >>> here's a gift idea. taco bell launched a holiday line of clothing, pjs, clothes. these hot sauce packet onesies, even at 78 bucks a pop, they are already sold out. you have the fire is the favorite, you have hot and the mild. >> upow next,reweries are hopping in to help victims of the devastating california wildfire. tries to get in my way? watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch

maria if you look at the back, you can see where michael signed the jacket with an arrow, love michael jackson the year he would passed away. maria: he believed that was the year he passed away. the signature on the jacket, that's really interesting. >> what's interesting, maria, about the jacket we sold in 2009 soon after michael passed away for 270,000, so you can see the price from 89 to 2000. maria: that's incredible. >> hard rock coffee this weekend, another world record, stakes 2, collectibles people see them as actual investment opportunities. maria: they sure. one of my favorite things is prince get or, i'm a fan of his, the get or he plaid during final stage performance, tell us about -- i interviewed prince and he was just a sweetheart of a guy, may he rest in peace. tell me about the get or. >> a loyal fan base worldwide, this is a guitar that prince played in minnesota, a tribute to ray charles 3 weeks before prince passed away. maria: wow. >> surprise performance by prince and that's last get or, we sold one of get ors 2 years ago for 700,000, this we have estimate 60 to 80,000. g

and then this weird thing with his hand. ( laughter ) it's almost like he went through a weird michael jackson phase in the middle of the campaign. you know, it was just like, "shamona! i asked, i asked, annie, are you okay? are you okay, annie? are you okay? she's not okay, folks suspect. she's not okay. you know why ms-13, gotta build a wall." ( laughter ) anyway, anyway, back to ivanka. i actually believe her when she says that she wasn't using her private account for important work emails, because in order to have important work emails, you have to do important work. ( laughter ) she doesn't do anything. her "in" box is probably just goop newsletters and thousands of unopened emails from eric. that's all it probably it is. ( laughter ) and you know what's amazing here, you know what's amazing, is that not only is ivanka's email scandal similar to hillary's, but the excuses sound the same, too. >> they're all stored on the white house system. so everything has been preserved. everything has been archived. >> they were captured and preserved immediately on the system at the state department.

jackson. let's talk trump, michael cohen and more. you know politics, you know power.w donald trump a little bit. you had him on your radio show in 2005. >> 50, we got donald trump here. >> how are you doing? >> oh, man, i am fine. >> i have kids and myself included. i have kids and they think you are the best. that is pretty cool. my little dollar ivanka, and my son eric. they love your music. >> and i am going to keep making it. >> you better keep making it. >> a lot of laughs back then. what changed? >> a lot has changed. i did learn, from his behavior that he personalized things. >> i am thinking about that book i mentioned by robert green. and he described you, 50 cent lack of fear displayed by his attitude and action. he wrote that you would walk away and not care. and i want to ask but that. because that really overlaps with some of your analysis about donald trump being an accidental president take a look. >> his presidency is an accident. if you were a president by accident, you might do some of the things that donald trump is doing. i think he was doing that

michael jackson did the moonwalk. that's michael jackson.r it -- >> ay he's gots to go. >> you're watching "cbs this morn >>> two young refugees jumped . and the canadian prime minister justin trudeau said now convince them that shoveling is fun too. >> we'll give them this one as in butte county is now 48 -- authorities discovered 6 more bodies...in their continued ins. right now -- >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego. the death toll from the "camp fire" in butte county is now 48. authorities discovered six more bodies in the search for remains. right now, the fire is 35% contained. >>> and taking a live look from our "salesforce tower" where the skies are better, but the smoky skies are still here. it's another day of bad air. it means another day of some school closures. sonoma county, the gravenstein union school district will be shut down today as well vemonte >>> and today the metropolitan transportation commission is considering getting rid of cash tolls on the bay bridge and across the bay area. the goal, to ease traffic

todd: michael jackson's bad, this is awesome. robbery foiled when employees fight back with swords.3 staffers with swords. they look like pirates. the terrified robbers ran away. nobody was hurt. todd: the ugly. a basketball player with a painful heads up play. >> on the outside, making it, somehow he goes in. carley: the original shot hitting the guy in the head before bouncing. he got credit for the shot. imagine that. he got credit. todd: that almost happen to you carly when she played ball. carley: everyone think i played basket ball but i'm glad people think that because they think i am coordinated. todd: we all know that is true. carley: i'm not coordinated at all. todd: we will coordinate over to the other team. "fox and friends first" continues right now. take it away, guys. >> we have fencing and walls like very few people have. we are not bringing criminals into the country. rob: the showdown at the border. some of the thousands of migrants headed this way refusing visas and even jobs in mexico. jillian: the next move could be a game changer. happy thanksgiving to the swam

you know at times i'm sorry i ever gave that to michael jackson. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] he did greatwith it. yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> when i fisa you were not bor-- great show biz pizzazz, and so i knew michaheck. you know you -- i was very lucky. right before i teethyou. you gave me some of the advice thatk u. do you remember? >> it shook me up. i was about to do my first talk show, and i'd worked on them as a writer, but i was scared. and jack called. he said, "it's jack." i didn't believe it. "i got some advice for you, kid. when you do this new show, don't do interviews." [ laughter ] what do i do, sing? read poetry, tap dance? he said, "no, no. interviews." you know, that's dry. that's cut and dry. that's q and a. that's donald, what's his name, whoever it was. oh, and david frost nodding off in fnt and you have discovered that that is true. >> s oare you interview john and yoko. watching i marlon brando. you interviewed muhammad ali. most frequent guests you ever had on the show. >> ali. oh. >> seth: i think he was on your show 14 times. >> 14. boy, you know statistics. >> seth:

for the drug lord's autograph, another said ordered named for "el chapo" at a local deli and a michael jackson impersonator was let go because he feared he could be identified through his job. and then on wednesday - el chapo asked the judge whether he could hug his wife before opening statements next week. he's waiting for the judge's decision. guzman is facing charges of international drug trafficking, conspiring to murder rivals, gun charges and money laundering. (pam) many rallies planned to take place across the country on thursday some were held today ... all to protest the trump administration. we'll take you to one in the bay area ... when we come back. (ken) and -- san francisco's proposition-c was approved by voters in yesterday's midterm elections. how the money raised by the tax measure could end up in limbo.. also ahead ... he was mayor of san francisco and speaker of the california assembly.. but what is bay area political powerhouse willie brown up to nowadays ... the first of a up later ton (lawrence)ten at ten rallies will take place across the country on thursday ... to prote

michael jackson and others rise to the top of popular culture and black athletes all over television advertising products and black actors like denzel washington and jennifer hudson win academy awards. i could keep going. it is just an incredible record of achievement in my lifetime more blacks and latinos to date serving congress more than ever before black high school graduation rates at an all-time high more african-americans getting college degrees. it is all the best of times. but then there is this. scratch the surface you find something altogether different a nation recoiling watching kkk and neo-nazis marching in public appalled that black people still have to remind everyone that black lives matter. in 2018, 64 percent of americans tell nbc pulling that racism is a major problem in american life. 77 percent of african americans tell pollsters they have a negative view of race relations that is a sharp rise by the way and in 2014 it was only 44 percent that was previously the high. we went from 44 percent in 201477 percent today. why are people so troubled about race relation

>> she went to high school, she was in michael jackson's class. >> dana: take a look at a cute littlefriends did about the book. >> it was our tradition of baking these christmas cookies that kathy suddenly worried about when out of the blue she was diagnosed with a very rare and super aggressionive form of eye cancer. >> the only thing i could think of that i needed to do was to get my recipes together so that the kids would always have their happy memories and they would be able to make foods they grew up with. >> dana: when you were on the first time, in the commercial break you mentioned this about the eye doctor. i said what with your her symptoms. and you said? >> there were no symptoms. kathy and i were going in for our regular checkup. our local eye doctor said there's something back there. probably just a freckle. come back in three months. three months later went in and said, you need to see a specialist who then said, can you go to philadelphia? she said sure, when? he said, right now. we went to will's eye hospital in philadelphia and dr. carol shields diagnosed her with o

up rubbing elbows with the stars, including one of the world's most famous recording artists, michael jacksonand when he moved to new york in the 1990s, goldstone's larger-than-life personality didn't go unnoticed. >> he's a wacky guy. he was really fond of social media and would post all kinds of funny things. taking selfies, wearing funny hats. >> he invited me to a roast at the friar's club. he said it turn out they don't want press here, you've got to leave. and i was very hurt, but he said, let me make it up to you. i also handle the russian tea room which i find amusing, let me hook you up with a dinner there. >> goldstone worked in trump's hometown. but their first connection ran through moscow with a family that's been described as the trumps of russia. aros agalarov and his son, amon. >> explain who amon is. his father, one of the most powerful men in russia. >> he's a billionaire pop singer who also happens to be a hugely successful businessman in his own right. >> music has no language. i would do a song in russian and the audience that doesn't speak russian still responds. >> he r

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michael jackson the way you make me feel. >> you said you would. >> saturday morning i am getting ahead the weekend just started. that gorgeous pictures looks like it. >> that could be palm beach. >> yeah. >> too many palm trees. >> alameda. >> is that alameda. >> it is. >> i can tell by the palm trees. >> we have great weather coming up. we are drying out. >> that's good. put the umbrellas away and enjoy the fresh clean air. hope you are having a great saturday morning. >>> new this morning, nfl hall of fame player and coach mike ditka is recovering from a hart attack. he is currently at a florida hospital that is close to his home. but sources tell our sister station in chicago that he is doing well. he played with several nfl teams but starred with the chicago bears. he later won the super bowl as the bears head coach in the 1985-86 season. he was golfing wednesday in florida when he didn't feel well. chicago sun times up. >> reports that he suffered a "heart related ailment. >> we wish him the best. >>> how about the dubs putting the losing skid after losing 4 in a row the dubs hamm

. >> ♪ sweet emotion >> ladies and gentlemen, michael jackson. >> aerosmith. >> please welcome u2. >>d gentlemen, john mellencamp. >> it gives me great pleasure to induct the jimi hendrix experience into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. >> ladies and gentlemen, tom petty and the heartbreakers. >> ♪ she was an american girl raised on promises she couldn't help thinking that there was a little more to life somewhere else ♪ announcer: and they hit the stage with performances we'll never forget. >> ♪ ah, but ain't that america? for you and me ain't that america? something to see, babe ain't that america? home of the free yeah little pink houses for you and me ♪ announcer: these are legendary live shows. >> ♪ we're on the highway to hell highway to hell ♪ announcer: once-in-a-lifetime performances from a who's who of rock 'n roll. ♪ announcer: it's the rock 'n roll hall of fame in concert. >> ♪ in the name of love once more in the name of love ♪ announcer: you'll get your own front row seat at these very special shows. >> ♪ teach your children well their father's hell did slowly go by ♪ anno

the michael jackson 80s is over, maybe have the best army of the best economy but for how long?t's the rating of our schools when it comes to math and physics when it comes to other countries? what about the employment rate? how many people have access to healthcare? i am self-sufficient i provide my own energy but every time i meet with somebody who is 21 or 22 years old and telling me he's doing uber x full-time i feel the obligation to tell him to go somewhere else and go somewhere that will care for you. somewhere that will give you shelter, justice system, medical care, these are the differences between animals and human beings i did get these where i grew up. i came here to find them and i still have them. united states of america it's not a country it's a corporation, it's a platform to make money it's an act. in that platform you have the option of succeeding or failing and in both cases you are responsible. you better start running. and i'm still running. thank you. [applause] cary are going to come back to you for questions. randy, could you speak to the à Ãyear book h

you know at times i'm sorry i ever gave that to michael jackson. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] he did great it. yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> when i first saw him, he was -- you were not born -- the jackson five. and he was this little kid with great show biz pizzazz, and so i knew michael when he was black. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know you -- i was very lucky. right before i took this show, i got to meet you. you gave me some of the advice that jack paar gave you. do you remember? >> it shook me up. i was about to do my first talk show, and i'd worked on them as a writer, but i was scared. and jack called. he said, "it's jack." i didn't believe it. "i got some advice for you, kid. when you do this new show, don't do interviews." [ laughter ] what do i do, sing? read poetry, tap dance? he said, "no, no. interviews." you know, that's dry. that's cut and dry. that's q and a. that's donald, what's his name, whoever it was. oh, and david frost nodding off in front of his clipboard. it's jet lag. "don't do interviews. make it a conversation." and you have discovered that that is true. >> seth: oh, w

some of those who were most notorious during the process, including an impersonator of michael jackson identified somehow. today, due to security concerns, thejudge rejected a request by el chapo's for his wife to greet him and embraced his beauty queen well before the opening statements begin next week. it is important to remember that he has been held in solitary confinement in manhattan after twice escaping from prison in mexico. but even though the judge said his conduct injoe has been exemplary, he found that granting him permission to greet and hug his wife could help him co—ordinate an escape from prison or direct an attack against cooperating witnesses. now what punishment could be given to el chapo if he is found guilty? he is facing a life sentence. el chapo is a man who is now 61 years old. he is considered the biggest drug lord in the us, that the us has ever extradited and now tried. he was for years the most wanted man in the us after the death of osama bin laden. he was the leader of the mexican sinaloa cartel and he is accused of smuggling more than 155 signs of cocaine

it's still the only record that jumped over michael jackson in the "thriller" run. >> for me it wouldon." i mean, just the longevity of that song. it feels like every time it comes on, people react to it a certain way. i mean, it can be played at a club or at a wedding or at the barbecue and it has the same effect. but no matter where you are, if you're -- if i'm in the building or one of us in the building and that song comes on, people always look at you. >> like, is he going to dance? >> so sometimes actually -- i've gone to weddings and i tell people don't play that song until i leave. >> second that. >> mine would probably be "per r me rogtive." because it's been 30 years since that. it's not a nuisance when i go to clubs and they play it. it's just more so like rick was saying. come on, don't do that to me. it just makes me feel strange. especially if i'm on a dance floor and i'm dancing to something else. me and my wife dancing and all of a sudden it comes on and it's like, oh. we go sit down. >> strange how? how do you feel when it comes on? >> because i feel like i got to per

they're going to focus on music, they just bought michael jackson's spotify, it will come back and golic the whole music world. that's there's a lot going on in that ecosystem so viacom, i will buy, i like to wait for the earnings to come out, take advantage of mr. market and the algos that do some silly things. >> speaking of earnings -- >> i love discovery. >> the reason i, the reason i'm interested in the discoveries is not because we own a lot of it, which we doe, do, it's only up 5 million shares, i like zazlow, and they own a piece of the food network and tribune is 38, drco, 88 million shares, think the stock has taken over and they'll announce tomorrow what they're going to do with regards to the strategic review and a lot of buyers, a lot of consolidation. >> the best-performing media stock this year. >> tribune >> no, discovery you move too fast. move between names. >> i'm almost on fast money here >> touche. >> give me 30 seconds to talk about the next week, i think eight years. he's got sports and entertainment in europe. sports and local news, still powerful and you've go

among those who didn't make the cut, a man who sght el chapo's tograph and a michael jackson impersonatoralk, the judge simply said, no. el chapo faces 17 charges, including drug trafficking, murder conspiracy, and money laundering spanning mor than 2 years. he is accused of smuggling over 440,000 pounds of cocaine and other drugs using planes,s, bo and even submarines according to prosecutors. say they have hundreds of thousands of pages of evidence, and 100,000 audio recordings. the feds are looking to seize $14 billion in assets. just last week the judge declined el chapo's reqst to embrace his wife, a former beauty queen, ahead ofoday's opening statements. those simp though sympathetic, he said the restriction exists to attacks on cooperating witnesses who are planning escapes, like thisgh one c on camera from 2015. escaping via a tunnel under his prison cell and riding away on a motorbe. ot chapo pleaded guilty to the charges. although this is a trial against him, t this will begh for the jury. they are partially sequestered and in case could go on for as long as four months. back to

one man revealed he's a professional michael jackson impersonator. atting a sandwich called "el chapo," which he said was delicious. >> it just gets stranger and strarng. thank you nick. >> i can see why people are afraid. i would sit there and say i have female problems. when say you have female problems no one wants to ask you any questions. they just say whatever it is, i don't want to know. >> it works. female problems. >> female problems. >> up next a look at the mornings other headlines. including the city that may be the winners of the fierce nationwide contest to host amazon's second headquarters. >>> good tuesday morning to you on this election day. a cool but chilly start with clear skies as we head through the afternoon and enjoy the sunshine. daytime highs will be well above average for this time of year. upper 60s in san francisco today. low 70s in oakland and fremont. upper 70s for concord and low 80s in napa. a little bit cooler by the end of the workweek and the start of the weekend. >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by

among those that didn't make the cut, a man who sought el chapo's autograph, and a michael jackson impersonatoronwalk, the judge said no. el chapo faces 17 charges, including drug trafficking, murder conspiracy and money laundering, spanning more than 25 years. he's accused of smuggling 440,000 pounds of cocaine, using planes, boats and submarines, according to prosecutors, who say they have hundreds of thousands of pages of evidence and 100,000 audio recordings. the feds are looking to seize $14 billion in assets. just last week, the judge declined el chapo's request to embrace his wife, a former beauty queen, ahead of today's opening statements. although sympathetic, the restriction exists to prevent el chapo from coordinating attacks on cooperating witnesses or planning escapes, like this one caught on camera from 2015, escaping in a tunnel under a prison cell and riding away on a motorbike. el chapo pleaded not guilty. this is going to be tough for the jury. they are partially sequestered and this case could go on for four months. guys, back to you. >> not an easy duty there. stephanie, tha

. >> to me that sounded like michael jackson. he had this high-pitched voice.early was not jermeir's voice. and it clearly was not something jermeir would say, or how he would say it. it just was obvious to me that it was fake. >> the jury laughed. that's the first trial i've ever been on where i heard jury members snicker. >> reporter: but the crawleys, who were in court when those tapes were played, were not laughing. they say they'd heard many of those calls firsthand and believed they were the real thing. the jury had heard jermeir testify. he has a deep voice. and the person on the tapes doesn't have a deep voice. >> doesn't have, exactly. he disguised his voice. >> reporter: you think he can disguise his voice that well? >> yeah. >> apparently, he can. >> well, he did it. he did it. >> reporter: you're convinced that was jermeir. >> oh, it was jermeir. >> reporter: so whose voice would ultimately ring true? a three-year investigation was now in the hands of 12 people. two families now waited anxiously inside the durham county courthouse. as did assistant