we're wondering if michael jordan could get in. >> we argued that last night. what celebrity could have pulled it off in. >> someone from chicago. >> i'm thinking tiger woods. >> thank you. >>> it is another example that beauty often does not come cheap. can you believe they are talking about taxing plastic surgery? fafab@ b@fa >>> nine days and counting for a 16-year-old teenager being quarantined in beijing, china because she tested positive for the h1n1 virus. she was on an educational trip in china. she tested positive for the virus. 9news spoke to her parents. and they say she's the only one confined to the hospital. >> she's suffering. she's emotionally fragile right now. it's been many, many days since ter symptoms. >> it's tough when you get 0 phone call in the morning and she's crying. >> she tested positive for the virus on the second day of that trip. her mother says in order for her to be released, she cannot show any signs of h1n1. >>> some people pay a pretty penny for plastic surgery. but are they willing to pay a 0% tax? there's been some talk a

from michael jordan to patrick uing and alon zo morning, but most notably in tennis. scores entrusted dell with their careers. but this man almost took a different path entirely. >> i was very interested at the time in politics very much. >> reporter: in 1968, he helped run bobby kennedy's campaign for president. >> i was running five states in the advance for bobby. i had played a lot of tennis out of hickory hill in weekends, and i wasn't married. and when he was killed, it changed my whole direction. >> reporter: and that direction was sports. in 1970, he turned to two of his friends from his playing days, arthur ash and stan smith, and asked if they would become his first two clients, and from there, pro serve was born. just to give you an idea of the impact donald dell has had globally and here in washington, his name as you can see hangs in the d.c. sports hall of stars here at rfk stadium. not bad for an agent. after all, agents as a group don't have a global reputation for integrity, but donald does. ask anybody. >> on a handshake basically, i agreed to entrus

kept them on and two kinds of nikes, advertising agency kennedy, they saw the film and went to michael jordand we should do this. and, of course, mike didn't know who i was. he had not seen the film yet and he could easily have squashed that and just gone with some, whoever the hottest white director was out at the time, but he gave me a shot and so at that point, you know, we did, like, eight years. that really blew -- nike blew up after that. people don't give philip knight credit for that because with the exception of aunt jemima and uncle ben's -- uncle ben's rice, white america has never really put a black person as a face of their company and philip knight did that with nike. >> it answers one of the questions that i had, and that is whether or not that was a calculated decision to brand marvin -- >> no, it was not. the only reason i was in "she's gotta have it" because we couldn't afford to pay anybody else. i don't even like acting. a lot of this is on us, you know. we -- you vote with your pocketbook, your wallet. you vote with your time, sitting in front of the idiot box. ♪ ♪ come o

. >> rob: he is like michael jordan on that space jam.ut hanley ramirez started so slow he was scuffling last time we saw him but he has been on fire ever since. last 10 games, 22 rbis, 33 in the month of june. >> bob: rob, the thing i noticed about him in the series, when he gets a chance to just hit a ground ball for a base hit, he does, it up the middle right field. bonifacio took it away. woman over p.a.: this is your final boarding call. all passengers... each with an average speed of 590 miles per hour. almost as fast as you. nothing's gonna hold you down. starting august 16th, fly southwest airlines from bwi airport to boston logan for just $49 one-way. bags fly free on southwest so our low fares stay low. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com. coors banquet has been brewed in one place... and one place only: golden, colorado. it's followed one tradition: use the best high-country barley... and only rocky mountain water. and it's been brewed under one motto: never compromise. now maybe this means we're a li

you're one of the few people i guess who could say they've beaten michael jordan going one on one. i want to ask you, what's easier, going head to head with m.j. or head to head with the stock market? >> the stock market is really the most difficult game in the world to play. it's the most humbling game in the world to play. at least in basketball every once in a while you can get fortunate and like i did get a lucky shot over michael at the last second. but this business can surprise you in so many different ways, that it's a much tougher game. >> i don't know about luck. you look like you had some skills there. i'm interested, though, in the fact you say you like the media sector, one of the sectors that's been most beleaguered through this economic downturn. >> well, we're naturally contrarians. and because it's been so beleaguered, so many of the media stocks are selling at bargain prices. you know, historically low p/e multiples, companies like gannett that have been selling at three and four times earnings, levels that you never dreamed could be possible. and that's where the

look at this video. 20,000 gatorade bottles making a signature dunk of michael jordan.s on chicago's south side. that's a look at sports. >> talk about reusing some waste. >>> an education gap between african-american and white students persists but it's narrowing. a new government study found that african-american students on average score 26 points less than white students on math and reading tests. however, overall scores for fourth and eighth graders improved. some attribute the gap to several factors including socioeconomic difference and the standards of quality education. >>> a man bought a pack of cigarettes at a gas station and found out later he was charged more than 23 quadrillion dollars. wasn't the only one this hald to. >>> police arrest an eighth suspect in the murder of a florida couple last week. pamela long wiggins will be charged with accessory after the fact of murder. she's a family friend of another suspect. byrd and melanie billings were shot to death in their home. >>> a huge fireball in detroit. a tanker truck was slammed into and another big ri

this man, this is the michael jordan of f-1 racing. er is coming out of retirement and is 40 and seven-time champion. he says he will race for as long as matt is unavailable. first race could come sunday in the european grand prix. >>> vick may be able to return to football but does not mean he is popular with you guys. caught the list of the most disliked athletes according to a poll in "forbes" magazine. manny ramirez was number two. a-rod of the yankees at number five. terrell owens at number four. john mcenroe was number ten. that was surprising. we want to know which athlete do you dislike the most and why. text your response to 45688. we are getting great responses. start your text with robin's name or it won't get to us. mike from michigan e-mailed. we should make him number one on the list of the hall of fame. >>> tiger woods and rock legend bob seeger took in a round of golf yesterday. bob seeger. the u.s. open in michigan. >> i didn't know bob was a big golfer. >> you know what, he dresses like a big golfer. he has the gear on

every month, jimmy connors, patrick ewing, michael jordan, you probably have not heard about this man. everyone will be learning about him, as he is inducted this week and into the tennis hall of fame. his first love was basketball as a player in bethesda in the late 1950's. he changed to tennis and excelled as an undergrad at yale. the became his passion. -- it became his passion. >> i was managing the top 10 players in america under the davis cup. i decided i would try to manage their affairs. >> he eventually became the first professional agent in tennis. his first clients, the big names in the sport at the time, including arthur ashe. >> we each signed a one-year agreement, and when that expired, both of them became very close friends. >> from there, his service was born. his company grew from representing tennis players to athletes from other sports. all along, tennis was his love. promoting the game was his obsession. >> my goal was to try in the 1970's to help make the sport in professional sport. >> from his office in friendship heights, he looks back on more than 40 years of

and they try to portray him as second coming of michael jordan. >> he should stick to basketball andon't care that he throws like the girl. the mom jeans bother me a little bit. >> that's what one of my producers said. what's with the jeans? he didn't notice. >> come on -- >> mike galanos. see you. >> breaking news we've been talking to you about. we've been telling you about the double murder of 17 children of 17 children. we're about to go live where the sheriff is about to hold a news conference. stay with us, we'll be right back. a terrific job protecting the customer's interest and providing them with security. total security protection is a feature that comes with all of our credit cards. if there is a fraudulent purchase, anything that you are unaware of, we have a guarantee that we'll refund those funds to you. we don't expect you to pay for something you did not buy. it gives customers a piece of mind knowing that, you know what, if i lose my card the bank is going to take care of me with total security protection. >>> we want to go back now to tonight's breaking news on the

. >> reporter: and a stallworth advocate for his clients like the time michael jordan called him up andi want out of coca-cola. >> and i said why. he said they are never using me. and when he did he went with gatorade, be like mike. the song, it was a phenomenal relationship. & if i could be like mike ♪ ♪ >> congratulations to donald dell. his sister mary lou is part of our mind over money group and his mom is still alive and still plays tennis. really great. >>> at the movies this weekend i didn't see the first one, borat. >> oh! >> i'm sorry. now he's back. as bruno. we are running out of time. from critic bruno drags on. the more apparent it becomes there is nothing to him. he is rampant as the culture he is -- it is r for crude language, nudity and language. otherwise a typical sasha baron cohen film. >> one and a half stars. >> out of four. >> saying he was a one joke character. >> a lot of people worried that borat wouldn't carry over. you can't do the same thing over and over again. >> there is more dimension to borat. there was more. >> it is new. >> i love you beth cooper. this

>> michael jordan is relevant to the history of basketball but lebron james is the chosen one.eed to look at is what is relevant now? when we talk to our children, the kids in my school in hartford, connecticut. in hartford talk about, they see the naacp as the image awards and see the naacp as the freedom fund dinners which are corporate sponsored. >> so it's just sort of the headline or marquee and nothing behind it -- >> from the niagara movement to hollywood. >> reverend sharpton, go for it. >> well, i think that, first of all, i would agree that the civil rights issue of today is education. if you don't have equal access to the same education, you cannot produce the equality that is the goal in society and i think the president is right in identifying that and that's why some across party lines and racial lines as he has said in that speech have come together. i think though that the naacp and other civil rights groups cannot be aligned with those that would make them not address that. but at the same time there are social issues that have to be addressed around the educat

primero darÁ la bienvenida un amigo de la familia, mariah carey, lionel ritchie, kobe bryant, michael jordanran ausente, liz taylor dijo que ella no iba a formar parte de todo esto. diana ross es la gran ausente, no se sabe, hay muchos rumores. yo me quedo aquÍ para darles a paso a paso la informaciÓn. >> gracias a ustedes. >> un millÓn de personas, aunque sles ha pedido que no se acerquen al lugar. >> hay un perÍmetro al cual las personas no pueden ingresar, pero yo creo que se van a arrimar las personas. >> es entre las montaÑas de hollywood y burbank. estÁn hablando de h@h@que lo podrÍan enterrar antes de esta ceremonia. >> vamos con mÁs informaciÓn. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> el rey del pop serÁ sepultado en los angeles, 12 dÍas despuÉs de su repentina muerte que conmocionÓ al mundo. estarÁ sepultado en un fÉretro de oro valuado en $25,000, el @ interior es de terciopelo. estÁ hecho por una familia que lleva 120 aÑos en el negocio fÚnebre. >> mÁs de un millÓn y medio de personas intentaron las entradas, pero sÓlo unos miles la consiguieron. >> no se pierda nuestra cobertura especial de la

that is one of my great metaphors following basketball michael jordan said when he was younger he would take the shots. when he got older he let the shot come to him. he was very obvious during the presidential campaign we were in a sea changing environment. when i went to the iowa state fair i had not been there for probably 40 seconds and there was senator obama is standing virtually right in front of me. at that time it was not 250 photographers but only seven or nine. that is one of the things that you do you only learn to focus and take shots but also with presidential candidates to walk backwards really well. but you have to be allowed to walk backwards while changing lenses. going this way and at the same time without stepping in front of another photographer who will swap you on the back of your bald spot if you do. many of my images are fixed location ; my book one of the reasons i was drawn to the iconic america in the 1787 is no jefferson memorial or world were to merrill. there was no relevance and if you trade a new concept which is democracy or the public as we knew it we

meanwhile, move over michael jordan, check out this dog dunking the basketball.et all the hard-hitting stories. his owner never trained him to do. this he is just gifted. dave: can he go to his

. >> saunders told nick young, did you ever see michael jordan smiling? okay. i get your point.you. a point from the championship. >>> for the kals alstles, seren taking part in world team tennis is a special april opportunity. let's go downtown. wimbledon champ showed up in preparation to play for the capitals. serena took time this afternoon to put on a clinic for some kids from the area. she is having so much fun with this youngster. so is he. >> you are right. >> he gave her a run for her money. she says that she really enjoys traveling to see her fans. >> one of the reasons i love playing team tennis is because, you know, i have an opportunity to go to cities that don't normally have tennis. and then i have fans here as well, as well as other cities that don't have large tennis tournaments. it is good. i feel like i owe it to go to the cities and kind of play and have a chance to see my fans and have fans have a chance to interact. >> it seems like serena i taking every opportunity to thank billy jean king, who obviously developed this team tennis. so that's someone that se

michael jordan is n in here! reporter: ette bell of the safer foundatiointroduces ex- convicts like dimitous johnson to the etiquee of job search. but the odds are a lotonger here thaeven in the suburbs. because it's kind of complicated for us out here,ou knowith the people who are getting laid off, it's ry, very hard for us toet jobs with backgrounds, you now? >> repter: background meaning? >> meaning a record u know, convicted of a cre. >> that's the reas why a lot of people return to the penitentia. >> rorter: larry wohlgemuth d time for robbery. me, i've been back and for, i ca find a job so i go back to my old ys because nobody will hiree. >> reporter: our audiences going to heathat, and i can guarantee y they'll say: what s he threatening us, that he going to go back on to e strts if we don't give him a job? >> i've tried several tim. i mean i've go, i've filled out applications thinkg that i'm gog to get the job but they won't hire me s soon as they do the backgrod check they know that their opinion of mes

his clients read like a who's who of sports, everyone from jimmy connors to patrick ewing to michael jordant likely you've never heard of donald dell and his contributions to the spt of tennis. but he'll be inducted into the tennis hall of fame this weekend. >> his first love was basketball as an all-met player at the la done schooln bethesda in the late 1950's. donald dell changed to tennis and exceled as an grurned grad at yale. tennis became his passion. >> i was the davis cup captain 1968 and 1969, managing the top 10 players in the game in america under the davis cup for two years, so i had a big head start and decide that had, you know, would try to manage their affairs. >> he eventually became the first professional agent in tennis. his first two clirningtse the biggest names in the sport at the time, stan smith and arthur ashe. >> 1971, each of us signed a one-year letter agreement. and then that expired, and we became -- both of them became very close friends. >> from there, what would become closer was born. democrat's company would go on from representing tennis players to athlet

that is one of my great metaphors, of following basketball, is michael jordan said when he was younger, he would take the shots. when he got older he let the shots come to him. it was obvious during the presidential campaign that we are in a sea changing environment here, so i tended to focus on senator obama. and fortunately, when i went to the des moines state fair, or the iowa state fair, as it is called, i had not been there for probably 40 seconds, and there was senator obama standing virtually right in front of me. and at that time, it wasn't 250 photographers, it was only 7 or 89 guys, so, fortunately, that is one of the things that you do, in taking pictures, is not only do you learn to focus, take shots, but, also, you learn when you are shooting presidential candidates, to walk backwards really well, but you have to be able to walk backwards, while you are changing lenses, going this way and at the same time without stepping in front of another photographer, who will swat you on the back of your bald spot if you do. many of my images are these fixed locations, which a would c

the do you know, that it is estimated that michael jordan throw his career, every time his ball went to the basket he made $360,000. added teacher makes $40,000 per year. i think our priorities are screwed up if you look at the mexicans they are very family oriented they go out and get together and buy a business or share in the brent the mexicans the people thrive because it just seems that the black people are because of the black male has been levying and have a black woman be the mother and i think that stars like you or other famous black people should be helping out the black community by loading people money for businesses. thing that would be an excellent way to help the community 51. >> guest: a barely one me to be fannie mae or freddie mac i am not sure that is the right business to get into but it sounds like to make a claim about what a lot of sociologists refer to as the destruction of the black male ego through slavery and jim crow and some of the reasons why the black female has to be dominant in the household and some of that is still around today but some of the thin

. >> he's bob villa, michael jordan all rolled into one.ducers are considering having him on the show. >> this is like lassie, right? >> lassie was just a collie. but a very smart one at that. ♪ if you don't know how to do it, i'll show you how to walk the dog ♪ e thg ♪ imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your life. one medicare benefit that, with private insurance, may entitle you to pay little to nothing to own it. one company that can make it all happen... great news. your power chair will be paid in full. the scooter store. why should you call the scooter store today? because their mobility experts are also medicare experts. and that means the scoer store is your best shot at qualifying for a scooter that costs you little to nothing. hi i'm dan weston. at the scooter store, more than 91% of our medicare customers pay little to nothing out of pocket. how doe do it? we know what it takes to get you your scooter or power chair. it's our strength. it's our mission. and we back it up with this free scoo

michael jordan is not in here! reporter: yvette bell of the safer foundation introduces ex- convicts like dimitrious johnson to the etiquette of job search. but the odds are a lot longer here than even in the suburbs. >> because it's kind of complicated for us out here, you know with the people who are getting laid off, it's very, very hard for us to get jobs with backgrounds, you know? >> reporter: background meaning? >> meaning a record. you know, convicted of a crime. >> that's the reason why a lot of people return to the penitentiary. >> reporter: larry wohlgemuth did time for robbery. >> me, i've been back and forth, i cant find a job so i go back to my old ways because nobody will hire me. >> reporter: our audience is going to hear that, and i can guarantee you they'll say: what is he threatening us, that he's going to go back on to the streets if we don't give him a job? >> i've tried several times. i mean i've gone, i've filled out applications thinking that i'm going to get the job but they won't hire me.

because in essence and i come to you, that is one of my great metaphors of following basketball as michael jordan said in. when he was under he would take the shots, when he got older he let the shot come to him. so it was very obvious during this presidential campaign in that we were in a sea change in and frontier. so i tended to focus on senator obama unfortunately when i went to a good des moines state fair for the iowa state fair as it is called, i have not been there for probably 40 seconds and there was senator obama standing rigidly right in front of me. at that time it wasn't two under 50 photographers, it was only seven or nine guys so fortunately that is one of the things of that to do in taking pictures. not only do you learn to focus, take a shot, but also you learn when you are shooting presidential candidates to walk backwards really well but you have to be able to walk backwards while changing lenses play in this way and at the same time without stepping in front of another retire over who will swatch you on the back of your balls what if you do. many of my images are these six lo

i was there and i was in the heyday of the michael jordan era. when the arch rivals of the boles would come to town there would be in the restaurant in mead on the street and start talking trash to each other as best ballplayers do but then michael jordan would walk up. the talking would stop or go down to a minimum and everybody would go down to this brother, whether you were in emmys, or not, when michael jordan came in he transcended with his greatness. he transcended all the pettyness. eastood above all of that. this is what memnon is. this is what memnon represents. this is how he came to represent the ancient greeks representation of the highest of the high in terms of manhood, in terms of morality in this is what happened in the ethiopis. this is, this is probably going to be the first varied white retelling of the zero ethiopis story in almost two dozen years and as a matter that no one has written what i have written to bring back the memnon tradition and the tradition of the ancient ethiopians. no one has done this and over 2,000 years

michael jordan, madonna, sofÍa loren, hasta hitler. >> ¡hay un montÓn de raÚl gonzÁlez!p]ibkph@h@txdihpxp mira, escucha Éste, venus saturnino, otro se llama limÓn. >> yo conozco uno. >> ¿cÓmo? >> neida sandoval. a esta seÑora se le ocurriÓ decir, estaba comiendo una sopa de letras y dijo dios mÍo, dame una seÑal, ¿cÓmo le pongo al niÑo? >> neida aida sandoval. muy orgullosa de mis abuelos. muy buenos díÍas, muchachos. ahora tiro que presten atenciÓn a esta importanoticia que el presidente barack obama asegurÓ que estados unidos podrÍa estar en el inicio del fin de la recesiÓn. dijo que su plan de rescate financiero vivito que este paÍs se asumiera en una depresiÓn econÓmica. el mandatario tambiÉn reconociÓ que sus palabras sirven de poco alivio a los que perdieron su empleo. adelante. >> han pasado 19 meses desde que oficialmente el paÍs fue declarado recesiÓn económica. y para quienes como juan aguilar perdieron su empleo en medio de la crisis cada dÍa son una lucha interminable por sobrevivir. durante su gira por carolina del norte el presidente barack obama seÑalÓ que

he didn't miss a beat before he picked michael jordan. i asked him about pet peeves with aides and he had to think about that but he said it was the powder they put on his face all the time when he is walking around if he is possibly going to be before a camera. host: thanks very much for being with us. have a good fourth of july weekend. >> you, too. host: we will take a break and it is friday morning, july 3, part of a holiday weekend, and the "washington journal" continues in just a moment. during this holiday weekend, notable americans on c-span, stories from inside the white house, domestic policy advisors on their presidents, from richard nixon to george w. bush, honoring president ronald reagan. ken burns on his career and upcoming series on america's national parks, a tribute to the late writer john updyke, two-time winner of the pulitzer prize, and there is more books an authors on c-span 2, with three days of book tv, featuring books on the american revolution, including john ferling taking calls on your first president sunday o

but then michael jordan would walk up. the trash talking with either stop or go down to a minimum and everybody went downtown two this brother. and what they were enemies were there to beat them at basketball like the knicks or not, when michael jordan came in the transcendent with his greatness. he transcended all the pending s. he stood above all of that. in this is what memnon is. this is what memnon represents. .. >> they call the person who at that point in history was the greatest in the world. the king 0f troy. he was memnon's uncle. blood ties between african people and all kinds of people all over the world. the same way you have the situation in england and in europe where you have the families that are intermarried with each other. they did their blood mixed up. so he called his nephew, memnon, to come and help them. he was known as being unstoppable. unstoppable. now, they came on the heels of another hero, which is a heroine. before memnon came to help the trojans and amazon warrior queen came. a group of amaz

he didn't miss a beat before he picked michael jordan.im about pet peeves with aides and he had to think about that but he said it was the powder they put on his face all the time when he is walking around if h thanks terry much for being with us. guest: thanks so much. >> alaska gov. sarah palin announced today that she will not seek a second term in office and will resign in a few weeks. she tends -- she intends to transfer power. politico writing that the stunning decision could allow her to run for president more easily but also brings up questions about the situation at home. governor palin made the announcement about three hours ago. >> we are doing so well, my administration. our accomplishments speak for themselves. we've worked tirelessly for alaskans. we aggressively and responsibly develop our resources because they were created to be used to better our world, to help people, and we protect the environment and alaskans, the resourcefulness, for most of our policies. here are some of the things we have done -- we created a petro

it's a big issue around the michael jordan -- michael jackson practice, when does he get medical care how long did they wait? did the doctor tried to do it and couldn't do it and then called the 911? we don't know the answers to these questions. we do know that john mitchell is on our staff, john walkout of the staff meeting and said he felt a pain in his chest. and john stumbled to the desk and said to maurice, i think i'm having a heart attack. maurice called 911 and within four minutes they were here. they work him over, talking back to the hospital which is six minutes away. and in 20 minutes john was in the hospital. in 30 minutes he was upstairs, and within our they said we saw a blood clot moving toward his head. now, without adequate access to medical care, he would have been gone. and that's why this deal is as personal as it is a global, equal -- if he had been home alone he couldn't have gotten health care because he couldn't have been there. if they had been debating whether he had enough insurance to do the work, he would have died while a heart attack was taking place. n

and move over michael jordan. check out this pooch. kson remains a misstry this morning. there are reports that three of his brothers want jackson buried at neverland, but his mom is against that idea. and we all know that dr. klein has been questioned about prescribi prescribing diprivan. police are questioning klein over the possibility that he fathered jackson's two oldest children. a hearing set for who will get guardianship, right now, katherine taking care of those kids. brian: some military families feel the death of michael jackson is overshadowing the military. this man's death got zero coverage. we talked to his aunt earlier on our show. >> i just wanted to say that it's called military service for a reason. they serve us. and for us to let that service go unnoticed is wrong. brian: a recent pew research poll says 64% of americans say coverage of michael jackson was too excessive. dave: the labor department just releasing the new weekly jobless numbers, and they are down significantly. new unemployment claims last week were 56

the number one athlete among kids today is michael jordan, who retired for the last time five years ago is tops in a recent survey by "sports illustrated" kids. the poll also revealed that 20% of kids know other kids who cheat in sports on a regular basis. and if you think the kids aren't watching you, look at this. 70% have seen parents shouting too loudly from the stands, 58% say coaches only play the best players instead of playing the entire team. 46% have seen coaches argue with refs. 37% have seen parents arguing with refs. so behave yourself when you're out there, will you? adults, that is. >> i know, i had one family member who liked to get an umbrella out and go after the refs. not good. thanks, larry. >>> governor sarah palin's resignation left more questions than answers about what she's going to do next. some of the crazy theorys bouncing around out there. >>> plus, what's going on this morning?

lakers' superstar kobe bryant or retired chicago bulls legend michael jordan.hief didn't flinch. he tells associated press it's his fellow chicagoan jordan hands down. ap quotes the president as saying kobe's terrific, don't get me wrong, but i haven't seen anybody match up with michael. >>> and remember, for latest political news anytime, check out cnnpolitics.com. jack joins us now again with "the cafferty file." jack? >> the question this hour is in light of the recession, how there will this fourth of july celebration differ from years past? if you didn't see your e-mail, go to my blog at cnn.com/caffertyfile and look for yours there among hundreds of others. >> thank you, jack. >>> you're in "the situation room." breaking news, new video just released of michael jackson's final dress rehearsal for his comeback concert less than 48 hours before his sudden death. does it have any clues about what killed the superstar? and new details of jackson's family trust. how much goes to his mother, how much goes to his children. plus, who else stands to benefit? >>> a

. & hold me like the river jordan &&. >> michael's friends spoke about how he touched their lives andspired. >> he let me know that, as an african-american, you could travel the world p. there was a world outside of america. other people, all you people would came here to pay respects to someone would you felt was one of you. >> others knew michael more internationally. brooke shields first met him at the age of 13 and she said michael's favorites song was smile. >>there is a line in the song that says mile though your heart is aching. today, although our hearts are aching, we need to look up where he is undoubtedly perched in a crescent moon and we need to smile. & if you just smile && >> with put an entire section on our web site dedicated to the death of michael jackson. can you watch clips from yesterday's tribute. there are photo galleries and there are videos from all of his number one hits. can you mind it all in one place on myfoxdc.com. >>> and new that the memorial service is over, the city of los angeles is asking fans to help pay for security costs. it cost the city $4 mil

. >> this is not like michael xrrd pl jordan playing basketball. this is a skill you can learn. >> i don't know everyone would agree with that. >> this guy obviously has a special talent. the best thing for the country is get the politicians, get the government out of the business of interfering with the private sector. that's what caused the financial crisis in the first place. >> nobody is saying -- >> final word. >> just because we like the government being the owner. the main goal here is create a level playing field for shareholders and managers so that we ultimately get rid of these excesses that we have seen. >> it's not the government's business. >> dan christian, thank you. i'm sure we will hear more about this issue and we will have you both back. look, they started out agreeing and realized, guess what? they didn't. >>> just ahead, jack nicklaus, top golfer of all time, is looking to win another crown. he will tell us more. he's our guest right after this. >>> and then apple, friend or foe of the music industry? first the company virtual

. >>> mere is michael jordan probably as you've never seen him before. 20,000 gatorade bottles make upf art. it's just bottles turned upside down. isn't that something? the piece is in honor of jordan's upcoming indunks into the hall of fame. >>> listen here. a class action lawsuit against toys "r" us claims people have been paying too much for some baby products. five manufacturers also named in the suit are accused of conspiring with the toy chain to fix prices on a long list of goods including strollers, highchairs, car seats. the case is unusual though because just two years ago the supreme court ruled minimum price agreements are not in and of themselves illegal, which this basically is. >>> about 1,000 people have picked up free coffee in one missouri town, and it started with one good samaritan. last week she paid for the next customer's drink in the drive through, and people have been paying it forward ever since. customers have even donated extra money to keep this chain going. >> people i think are wanting to be a part of something knowing that their five cents or dollar goes

. ♪ like the river of jordan >> somehow when michael jackson sang and danced, we never felt distant,e he was right there, right for us. >> i do know as much as we may feel and we do, that we need michael here with us. god must have needed him far more. ♪ call my name and i'll be there ♪ >> today, although our hearts are aching, we need to look up where he is undoubtedly perched in a crescent moon. and we need to smile. ♪ smile though your heart is aching ♪ ♪ smile >> be judged, ridiculed, how much pain can one take? maybe now, michael, they will leave you alone. >> i want his three children to know there wasn't anything strange about your daddy, it was strange what your daddy had to deal with, but he dealt with it. >> throughout the next hour, we're going to take you inside that service tonight. we're going to bring you more of the very best moments. but, of course, for all of the star power in the room, for all of the glowing tributes, this was the moment that hit home for a lot of people. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. and i just wa

. ♪ hold me like the river of jordan ♪ >> maybe now, michael, they will leave you alone. >> i want his children to know, wasn't nothing strange about your daddy. it was strange what your daddy had to deal with. but he dealt with it! >> of course, for all the star power in that room, for all the glowing tributes and the stirring harmonnys, this was the moment that really hit home. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best fairly you could ever imagine. and i just wanted to say i love him. so much. >> little paris jackson, obviously, a totally unscripted moment as we just heard. >> broke your heart when she started to cry and said my father is the best father. absolutely. it was the closing words of the memorial. >> i think 11-year-old paris jackson, i think, just reminded the world that this was a man, and not just a musician or a dancer or a performer. >> there's been so much curiosity surrounding the children. so much ahead with so many questions left unanswered. >> jackson's three children now living with their grandmother, katherine. the next custody hearing when we might he

jordan. and i will then say to me, you are my prayer ♪ >> reporter: michael's friends and family spoke. >> hee know that as an african-american, you could travel the world. there was a world outside of america. other people, all you people who came here to pay respect to somebody who you felt was one of you. >> reporter: others new michael more intimately. brook shields first met him years past. she said his favorite song was smile. >> there is a line that says smile though your het is aching. today, although our hearts are aching -- we need to look up. where he is sitting in a crescent moon. and we need to smile. [cheering and applause] >> if you just smile. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause]. >> reporter: the question remains tonight where will michael jackson be buried? jermaine, his brother you just heard from has publicly said the family wants him buried at neverland ranch. but california lawmakers would have to grant a waiver, and brian, it hasn't happened yet. >> all right, ill thomas, and in charles county, the near drowning of a 2-year-old. the call came in earlier, the sheriff's

michael here with us god must have needed him far more. ♪ i never dreamed you'd leave in summer ♪ ♪ hold me like the river of jordan and i would then say toy prayer ♪ >> michael's favorite song was not one of the countless masterpieces that he gave us, but it was a song that charlie chaplain wrote for the movie "modern times." it's called "smile." there's a line in the song that says "smile though your heart is aching." today though our hearts are aching we need to look up, where he is undoubtedly perched in a crescent moon and we need to ♪ smile even though you've been you'll find that life is still there ♪ >> we love you, michael. you mean so much to us, especially me. ♪ and one day >> he is going to live forever and ever and ever ever. ♪ we are the children . >> so i thank you michael, i thank you for all the smiles you placed in many people's hearts. and i thank you for everything you have done for others across this globe in the lord's name. i have one request, michael. one request. i would like for you to give our brother, my twin brother, brandon, a hug for me. i love you, michael, and i will miss you. >> ever since i was born dadd

jordan chandler. >> i worked with the government and examined michael and reviewed medical records with the first child seen records of an knee' knees up to that time. >> a santa barbara district attorney issued a warrant for a complete examination of the pop star including his private parts which the accuser had described to investigators. in december of 1993, strict conducted the exam. >> michael had a disease in which the pigment lost and attempts have been made to bring it back which is unsuccessful and then to bleach it out so it was one color. >> investigators feared a trip before the exam was to have himself altered so he didn't match the description of the scar. >> the genitalia were oddly colored with light skin and dark skin and i was told that the photos matched what the child described. >> describe the examination. that must have been a bizarre scene. >> it was an intention situation with his attorneys there and his security force and michael and his crew wanted none of the examination whatsoever. the whole time of the examination michael is basically throwing a tantrum like a six oracy ven

jordan. i am michael taylor, senior adviser to the commissioner at the food and drug administration, which asyou know is part of the department of health and human services. i am pleased to be with you today to discuss issues related to the safety of fresh produce. as you know, fda is the federal agency that is responsible for regulating most of the food supply except for meat, poultry and processed egg products which are overseen by our partners at the u.s. department of agriculture. fda is committed to ensuring that the u.s. food supply continues to be among the safest in the world. president obama has made a personal commitment to improving food safety. on july 7th, this year, the multiagency food safety working group that the president established issued its key findings on how to upgrade the food safety system for the 21st century. they recommend a new public health focus approach to food safety based on three core principles. prioritizing prevention, strengthening surveillance and enforcement, and improving response and recovery. fda has been an integral park of the working group's cont

may god continue to bless you, michael. [ applause ] ♪ hold me, like the river of jordan ♪ you were myly ♪ lift me up high ♪ tell me you care ♪ hold me, lay your hands on me ♪ ♪ hold me, carry me there ♪ lead me, comfort and keep me >> in our harkest odarkest hour deepest despair, will you still care, you'll be there, in my trials and my tribulations, through our doubts and frustrations, in my violence, in my turbulence, through my fear and my confessions, in my anguish and my pains and my joy and my sorrow, in the promise of another tomorrow, i'll never let you part, for you are always in my heart. >> we love you, michael. >>> all over the world today people are gathered in love vigils to celebrate the life of a man that taught the world how to love. people may be wondering why there is such an emotional outburst but you would have to understand the journey of michael to understand what he meant to all of us. for these that sit here as the jackson family, a mother and father with nine children that rose from a working class family in gary, indiana. they had nothing but a dream. no one

michael. [applause] [applause] ♪ [applause] >> ♪ hold me like a river of jordan and by what say you were my prayercontrol of me i'm so confused and you will be there to care enough for me told me show me the me i will be there ♪ >> in my deepest despair, will he be there? will you be there? in my trials and tribulations, through our dumps and frustrations [applause] [applause] [applause] >> all over the world today, people have gathered to celebrate the life of a man that taught the world how to love. people may be wondering why there is such an emotional outburst, but you would have to understand the journey of a çmichael to understand what he meant to all of us. for these that sit here as the jackson family, a mother and father with nine children that rose from a working-class family in gary, indiana. they had nothing but a dream. no one believed in those days that these kinds of dreams could come true, but they kept on believing, and michael never let the world turn him around from his dreams. i first met michael around 1970, black expo, chicago, illinois. jesse jackson stood by them, like now

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jordan out there lying on the ground yesterday morning. >>> the department of defense says the bodies of at least two marines killed in afghanistan are back home. one of them, sergeant michaeleedy jr. of delta, pennsylvania. his family from maryland. he was killed in combat monday. the bodies arrived at dover air force base in delaware last night. no investigators are still trying to determine what caused a football-sized hole on a southwest plane headed for baltimore. the plane's black box along with part of the plane that ripped had been sent now to the ntsb headquarters. so experts can try and figure out what happened. the hole in the plane caused the cabin to decompress and the pilot forced to make an emergency landing in west virginia. all the passengers on the plane are ok. southwest says the jet was 15 years old and was last inspected six months ago. >>> here's some perspective. you might get upset over a baby crying next to you or you can't stuff all your luggage in the overhead bin but when you see your pilot get arrested, it's a little unsettling. yesterday in virginia police arrested the captain of an airtran plane then took him away. 57-year-old michael carnask