one of those inmates is michael king. the 1990 gulf war, he returned home to find his life shattered. >> i was in the army and stationed in iraq and my wife and daughter were murdered while i was over there. i came back and i tracked down the guy that killed them, and i interrogated and found out he was the one that killed them, and killed him. i had just come from a war zone and my head was pretty screwed up, my whole world had just crashed in before me. i was over there, i was thinking maybe i would die, and to have her and my daughter die was, just -- it totally screwed me up. and i guess i went a little bit ballistic, you know? a little bit insane. >> we first met michael king when he was in yard doing exercise, and by yard, i mean he was in a confined cage. he was doing a kind of a strange thing for an inmate. he was doing yoga. you see all of these other guys lifting weights, trying to build themselves up and he was doing a deliberate exercise, yoga. and we later found out that his yoga played an incredible role in

michael and catherine are both behaving badly. >> it's good to be bad. >>> plus russell crowe's surprise connection to the king of pop? d to prank call you? >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >> hey, everyone. welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez.

bruce spring teen johnny depp and the late king of pop michael jackson have been counted among howard's. >> michael was an early customer of ours that came in with more creativity and energy than you could believe. >> reporter: we spotted a familiar name getting his customized ride. >> dr. dre raisin' the roof. >> reporter: with the over-the-top amenities comes an over-the-top price tag. >> our cadillac esv conversions vehicle start off as modest as 160,000 and some of our real expensive projects will go up past 400,000. and then armoring if you add that to it can go up beyond 500,000, with everything else included. >> reporter: they only get bigger bigger, flashier and pricier from there. >> forget the house. you can have a car, house, gym. >> reporter: these custom cars may not be affordable anytime soon we can always enjoy them from a distance. i can learn to do luxury cars. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm rachel smith, on a massage chair in los angeles. >> wow. i remember when an 8-track made your car special and the new fancy rides have names. the beast, lady gaga's rolls royce b

the guardian" the incident is fairly bonkers by gawker that despite the fact he never met michael jackson the kinges he stayed under in hotels and ring him up and crank call him with jokes. >> this isn't the first time that crowe mentioned the crank calls. he has said as much to the sun in 2013. doesn't totally surprise me. i can see how michael jackson might have had a little prankster streak in him. he had a childish side to him. >> wanted to have a little fun. >>> a blast from the past thanks to a twist in technology. >> hip hop trio de la soul has smashed their goal. to fund their first studio album in 11 years. their last album was released back in 2004. they may be best known for the 1989 single "me myself and i" from their influential album "three feet high and rising" ♪ mirror mirror on the wall ♪ tell me mirror what is wrong ♪ can it be my de la clothes ♪ or is it just my de la song ♪ what i do ain't make-believe people say i sit and try but when it comes to being de la it's just me myself and i ♪ >> crowd funding has now given them more than $200,000 and a jump on their upcoming eighth s

. >> michael crabtree is highly motivated motivated. kingeels back at full strength and wants to reclaim his status. >> i got a lot to prove. just a legendary program. you know? that is a big deal. i'm ready. you know? i talked to the rest of guys. they're ready, too. first round last year's champion lidia co six birdies. down the hill on eight. couple bounces. and louis with a 69 tied for fifth. abc7 sports, funny thing on twitter. guy says why is ama wearing dodger blue? >> it's warriors blue. >> there we go. >> we're covered. >> how a number with that area code could be worth thousands. >> and the idea of this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a chef from steamboat springs, colorado... a technical writer from brighton, michigan... and our returning champion a user-experience designer from norwood, massachusetts... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. our champion, michael, has been with us for two days now, and yet every time he opens his mout

. >> michael crabtree is highly motivated motivated. kingund a deal waiting for him. he says he feels back at full strength and wants to reclaim his status. >> i got a lot to prove. just a legendary program. you know? that is a big deal. i'm ready. you know? i talked to the rest of guys. they're ready, too. first round last year's champion lidia co six birdies. down the hill on eight. couple bounces. and louis with a 69 tied for fifth. abc7 sports, funny thing on twitter. guy says why is ama wearing dodger blue? >> it's warriors blue. >> there we go. >> we're covered. >> how a number with that area code could be worth thousands. >> and the idea of dan noiz. >> thank you. >> good night. even though my father hadn't called me on my last three birthdays this time, i was hopeful, so i waited until midnight and when he didn't call i was completely... - devastated. - yes! damn it! - what's going on? - i just made 20 bucks. i had "devastated" in the patrick pool.

michael steele? >> bolton scott walker. hmm. >> how about a former new york governor? >> oh, otherh, yes pataki. >> long island congressman. >> peter kingor michael steele. >> perry. >> yes. there's still more. look at this. >> i'll do another one. >> yes. >> bobby jindal. >> yes, bobby jindal. we got one, two, three more. >> i know that ben carson couldn't make it. >> a man who won't run under any circumstances but says he will. >> huckabee. >> nice. him, too. but there's another one won't run but says he will. national laughingstock. >> haven't we talked about him already? >> donald trump. and jim gilmore. now that that's out of the way, michael, this is my favorite headline of the day. scott walker apparently is the pick of the koch brothers who is the scoop off the record "behind closed doors." they say they want him to be the candidate. how important is that? >> it's huge. and, in fact i have heard it from a number of circles far removed from the koch brothers that scott walker has a lot of energy. he is i think, for a lot of the establishment types and conservatives, the fallback. he's the guy that's you know is going to take care

michael says there is a lesson >>> the sacramento kings are poised to make history without even stepping on the court. espn reports the team will sign a 7'5", 360-pound center. it will be the first player of indian descent to play in the nba. he spent the entire season with the reno big horns, that's sacramento's d-league affiliate. kings owner is one of india's most celebrated businessmen. >>> you've got to see this, warriors guard steph curry's crossover move on chris paul last night is the talk of the nba this afternoon. watch this behind-the-back dribble along the baseline that sent chris paul falling as curry hit a jumper. curry led the team with 27 points in last night's win. a diehard curry fan posted her impression of the crossover on vine today. chris paul could not help but take it all in stride, sharing one of the many memes about the play on instagram with the #gottalaughatyourself. >>> and don't forget, abc is your home of the nba finals. live coverage begins june 4th. >>> if the raiders wanting to stay in oakland there is no more red tape in their way. the city council pass

king. >> michael jackson is not on the list. >> it was james brown, almond brothers johnny cash the who, b. king. >> is it stones. >> pretty good. not bad. talking heads i don't know number 11? they do try to do that. everybody but andrew. >> i bet there's stuff on there andrew likes too. >> michael jackson and who else? >> milly vanilly. did they ever put out a live album. i own that album. i shouldn't say that proudly but i purchased it -- >> somebody told me the jackson 5 did have a live album. >> britney's not on here. >> britney's not. >> who is harry styles? what's the name of his thing. the guy left -- first edition. >> one direction. >> how do you keep it straight. >> is 'nsync on there? >> i only went to 20. >> boys 2 men. >> i only saw one concert last year and guess who it was? one direction. take one for the team, right? >> i have a story -- >> europe 72. >> i want you to tell me what you think of this the great skyline of new york city may go dim. so the mayor of new york city thinks there's too much energy being expended on lights at night. so new york city we even have the

itself and the study is for people that are close to major highways and i'm jane king here's to your health. >> michaele and it comes from louis who was asking via facebook and i was asked about the earthquake in nepal. do you have a list of emergency supplies you should have in case of an emergency. >> >> that is a good question. here in california we are always told to prep for three days of no one being able to help you. so what you're talking about is a gallon of water per day, per person. so three gallons per person and then you need food that isn't going go bad for three meals a day for three days for every person in your household. now, i've got a fema leak on our website and you can go there and i suggest the most important thing you can do and i'm not kidding you about this to throw a pair of shoes underneath your bed because everybody jumps up and they're barefoot and they cut up their feet and you have to have a pair of shoes to get out safely. >> marie asked via facebook, my insurance company is going to terminate my homeowner's policy because the siding of my house has peeling paint. can t

michael fairchild. ken rattanburg for king and i. on the town.leann cope an american in paris. beth malone. kelly ohara, the king and i. cheetah rivera, the visit. >> nominees for best revival of a play are "the elephant man" "sky light. ". you can't take it with you. nominees for best revival of a musical are king and i, on the town, and 20th century. >> nominees for best play are curious incident of the dog in moon light time. disgrace. hand to god. parts one and two. nominees for best musical are an american in paris. gung ho something happened. the visit. there are a few more nominations to get this it morning, but for all of us watching "cbs this morning," we're going to send it back to charlie rose gayle king and norah o'donnell. >> thanks, bruce. >> thanks for the shoutout. >> good luck on broadway. >> jamie marks joins us at the table. any big surprises? >> a lot of big surprises. the shutouts no nominations for finding neverland or fish in the dark. >> and of course larry david with fish in the dark. both are doing very well at the box o

king of pop was crowned. (jimmy jam) the first thing that pops into my mind, motown 25, michael jackson doin' the moonwalk. when you get your own motown 25 collection. here's how. ♪ ♪ lookin' back on when i was a little ♪ (narrator) it was the sound of young america. ♪ baby, i need your lovin' ♪ ♪ got to have all your lovin' ♪ (narrator) the beat of a generation. ♪ it's like a heat wave ♪ ♪ it's burnin' in my heart ♪ (narrator) the soul of a nation. -♪ my girl ♪ -♪ my girl ♪ ♪ my girl ♪ ♪ talkin' 'bout my girl ♪ ♪ my girl ♪ (narrator) and on one special night in 1983, motown's legends shared the stage to celebrate their 25th anniversary. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ ♪ ain't no valley low enough ♪ ♪ ain't no river wide enough ♪ ♪ to keep me from you ♪ ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ (narrator) presenting "motown 25: yesterday, today, forever." on dvd for the very first time. you'll see diana ross and the supremes smokey robinson and the miracles. ♪ going to a go-go ♪ ♪ everybody ♪ (narrator) the temptations. ♪ ain't too proud to beg ♪ ♪ sweet darlin' ♪ ♪ please don't leave me, girl ♪ ♪ don't you go ♪

you are the reason why michael died honorably serving the community he loved dearly. martin luther kingid only in darkness can we see the stars. well, in this time of despair your steadfast support has shone brightly, and truly is our only needed reward. to the men and women of the san jose police department both sworn and nonsworn it's been a long nine days since mike was killed. your actions on that fateful night and in the days following have exemplified what this city has come to expect from its police force. today, we will honor -- our fallen brother officer. today, we remember a brother, a son, a husband. a san jose police officer that was michael johnson. to mike's family we cannot begin to imagine your anguish and loss however, we do all feel your pain. we speak openly about being part of the police family and this is not cliche. i hope you truly know and feel that you are part of our family and we will always be here for you. i had the honor of spending last friday afternoon with mike's family. and what started out as an understandably somber afternoon soon turned into a celebr

michael will have more on this later today on al jazeera america. british scientists say they have discovered a root cause of asthma researchers at a university and kingsge in london identified the cells that cause airways to narrow blocking patients' breathing, a drug that tr targets it is on the market but marketed for people who have osteoporosis and could cure asthma in a few years. a teenager is back home after being being mistaken for someone else and the family is relieved but want to know how such a thing could happen. >> reporter: a moment that 14-year-old was taken from her school in mexico. federal agents who were carrying out a court order forced the distraught teenager into a car and across the state to texas, a u.s. citizen garcia claimed that she was her missing daughter and dna tests carried out after the girl was taken showed the teenager is not related to the woman. on wednesday she was reunited with her parents. >> translator: first of was upset because i never been so far away from my parents then i calm down a bit and felt weird and a bit scared. >> not clear how the apparent mix up happened and authorities say they were enforcing

one stock in particular is king on nasdaq apple accounts for 10% of nasdaq's value. >>> lawyers for the parents of michaelown filed a civil lawsuit today against the city of ferguson missouri. brown was unarmed when shot and killed by a white police officer last august. a grand jury decided not to charge officer darren wilson in the shooting. lawyers for brown's parents had been talking about filing a wrongful death lawsuit since march. immediately after filing the suit, attorneys spoke about it. >> when is america going to challenge the standard police narrative when they kill unarmed people of color? america cannot continue to sanction the killings of unarmed people of color. >> members of michael brown's family attended today's announcement, but did not speak. >>> today prosecutors in new orleans dropped weapons charges against real estate heir robert durst. that clears the way for federal prosecutors to proceed with similar charges. durst's lawyer says it doesn't make sense for two prosecutions in state and federal court at the same time. durst was arrested at a hotel in new orleans last month in a se

king. here's to your health. >>> it's time now for "ask finney." 7 on your side's michael finney is answering questions sent toacebook and twitter. you were talking about shrimp last week. >> we were. >> how can one find out where shrimp comes from when looking at packaging in the store. it's such a great question and we probably should have included that in the report. when shrimp or any shell fish comes in and other commodities, as well, comes intúuáz another country, by law the federal drug -- the food and drug administration says they must be labeled. so it either has to be on the packaging itself or if you see it in bulk like you often see in a seafood market then it needs to be right next to the shrimp. so they ought to be telling you where it's from. this goes all of the way back to 2005. so someone is not doing it there's no excuse. there's no excuse. >> vicky s. asks via facebook is there any way to stop politicians and political groups from ringing my door bell? ? >> yes. disconnect your door bell. that's about all you can do. freedom of speech and they're allowed to go door to door. some cities have

kings and queens of america. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight from the forthcoming marvel blockbuster "fantastic four" michael. then a dynamic duo from brooklyn, new york - their latest album is called "new glow" matt and kim from the at&t stage. tomorrow night, courteney cox will join us, chef steve martorano will be here, and we'll have music from alabama shakes. they are great. and later this week - the cast of "black-ish" will be here, dr. phil and manny pacquiao together, for real. guillermo diaz from "scandal" will be with us and we will hear music from chet faker, and earth, wind, and fire with chicago. so please join us. our first guest is a much-beloved star of screen and stage he has a new tv show in the works and he just returned from the white house and he didn't even have to jump the fence to get in either. he went through the door. please say hello to john stamos. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> happy -- happy 4/20 to the band. >> you have been hanging around don rickles too much. >> nice to see you again. >> tell us why you were at the white house over the weekend. >> good

king is sponsor their wedding. >> i know tv guy, he is a tv guy, his name is michael burger. >> oh,. >> so what if he married me auld be me a hamburger. >> who would sponsor that? i guess you have more options. that could be mcdonald's. >> have it your way. >> there was also a mary kate olsen that they interviewed and katy perry and will smith. so do you have deal with it. >> actually on my instagram there is someone started following me and their name is alex holley and they started posting my pictures, my name is alex holley, too. >> they spell it the same way. >> it is a woman. >> look at that, what if you married her? you would be alex holley hole. >> i yes ♪ ♪ >> is that neil diamond? >> okay, hey new delivery service is coming to you. if you need anything, there is delivery service like if you needed toothpicks. they'll deliver to your house. it is called order up lionmart. >> it is an app. >> yes. >> so, things would you normally get at a drug or convenience store. >> yes. >> so everything, over the counter medicines, batteries, and they're saying even condoms. >> well if you're in the moment, you need a c

king. here's to your health. >> all right. time now for consumer news and ask finney. 7 on your side's michael finney.questions. >> uvenless you have a question for us. anyway wanda asked via facebook, how can i find a good and valid driving school for my teenager to learn how to drive? you and i both asked this recently. >> when you and i went to school it was part of the curriculum and i think it's horrible that we have to do it, but you do. what i want you to do is ask around your school. there will be one school everybody hates and one everybody loves. >> that is true. if you don't find it like that, then here's how you go about picking a driving school first and check occupation alliesence of the school. you can check that license on the occupation alliesence status, information system database on the dmv website. check driving instructors license and they all need to have a license, too, and check the driving school instructor's license on the dmv and make sure you know all of the costs and always have a clear understanding of the expenses before you sign the contract and hold on to that contrac

michael nutter announced the return of human family day today. the event happens every april to remember dr. martin luther king's vision of a color-blind society.il is also the same month dr. king was assassinated. organizers say the event helps promote cultural diversity through food song and dance. this year's human family day will be held on sunday april 26th. >> ♪♪ >> friday is a big day for apple and apple luck lovers. you can start ordering the apple watch april 10th at 3:01 eastern time. there is a big change for this new product once the watch is released you won't be allowed to line up outside apple stores to buy one. you will have to make an appointment for a fitting instead and apple can ship it to you for free or you can go back to the store and pick it up later. >>> wall street's rang and file employees are taking home more money while ceo's salaries are starting to decline according to the wall street journal. the top bosses last year still made 144 times more than the average worker, roughly $18.5 million but still it is a significant sum down 55 percent from nearly a decade ago. >>> it's an annual tradition at the white house. t

michael jordan or hebron james is a better basketball player landed a pennsylvania man in jail. state college police arrested daniel mondelese on saturday saying he fought with another man over whether air jordan or kingeigned supreme. it wasn't clear which player he backed. he was released on bond. then police arrested him again saying he began fighting with some women he was staying with. it is not clear what that argument was all about. >> i don't want him to come fight with me but i would say jordan. >> me, too. >> it's 5:47. >> we agree. >> a diva is booted from "dancing with the stars" ballroom. >> some of the kids might want the rain gear. noon need for that but a jacket is still appropriate. we'll have your day planner forecast coming up next. >> philadelphia's own patti labelle was voted off "dancing with the stars" last night. before the elimination each star danced routines to classic spring break inspired routines. shark tang's robert america vic was at the bottom of the leaderboard. she exited with class. >> he'll have to say i'm out. >> i so love that show. >>> let's take a look outside and see what it looks like on the boulevard. here we are at fox street. it's wet here. it will be slow

michael jordan or lebron james is a better basketball player landed a pennsylvania man in jail. state college police arrested daniel mondalese on saturday saying he fought with another man over whether air jordan or kingeigns supreme. it wasn't clear which player he backed. la released on bond and then police arrested him again saying he began fighting with some women he was staying with. it is not clear what that argument was all about. >> it's now 4:54. all new in the next half hour of "action news," philadelphia police are asking for your help in tracking down four people posing as police officers. >> country music star willie nelson announced plans to roll out his own brand of pot. >> ♪♪ people think i'm trash. but they're wrong. today i'm just an aluminum can. but one day, i could be a stadium. >> more than 5 million hence will have to be euthanized because federal authorities confirmed a bird flu outbreak. the the department of agriculture will move quick to stop the spread of the potentially deadly disease. officials do not think this will cause a spike in egg prices provided the outbreak is stopped. >> country music legends willie nelson doesn't only sing about marijuana anymore he'll be selli

kings and queens of america. ♪ >> happening right now dash cam video releaseed in the case that has former south carolina police officer charged with murder. it could spark a new wave of outrage. michaelr the patrolman at the center of all of this grew up in new jersey. he spotted on witness video firing eight shots into a man who is run aig way. police say you can't see the shooting on the dash cam video that just came out within the last hour. but you do see the victim walter scott just getting out of his car and running away during a routine traffic stop. there is no sign of a struggle over taser as slager told authorities. to night we are learning more about slager's past from his classmates at lenape high school. fox 29' is that so bean in a kuriakose spoke with people who know him much she's live in medford, new jersey, and sabina, what are they saying about what he was like in high school? >> reporter: well, dawn, they say he was quiet that he kept to himself and at four years here at lenape high school he barely made a ripple. a stack of year books detailing every year lenape high school grad and now former north charleston south carolina police officer michael slager spent on

kings and queens of america. ♪ one. >>> a special photography exhibit is sure todays will audiences in the kimmel center. the musical director michaelese stunning photos during his travels around the world. they will be available for purchase at the pops concert this weekend and proceed will benefit pot pops in schools educational programming. >> beautiful photos. >> they are. >> students in south philadelphia high school have new kindle fires to use tonight. >> these tablets are coming from an unconventional source. kyw news radio mike dinardo reports. >> reporter: students at south philadelphia high school were presented with 25 kindle fires hd, they were donated by professionals for progress a group co founded by emmanuel busy a a one time occupy demonstrator who works for a major financial institution. this days he encourages professionals to provide resources for schools. i'm raise something money. fun raising, and and kindle for kid program has given tablets to parkway city high school. >> particularly with access to information. >> one of the goals for kindl. s for kids program has philadelphia school curriculum entirely pape

yes, the stash, michael steele -- >> let's see, bolton, scott walker, hmm -- a hint -- how about a former new york governor. >> oh, oh, yes, pataki. >> long island congressman. >> peter kingoom. former texas governor. >> perry? >> yes. there's still more. >> oh, my god. how about this? >> i'll do another one. >> bobby jindal. >> yes. we've got 1, 2, 3 more. >> i know that ben carson couldn't make it. >> a man who won't run under any circumstances, but says he will. >> huckabee. >> nice, that him, too. there's another one who says -- natural laughingstock. national laughingstock. >> the donald. >> o >>> and finally jim gilmore. go google jim gilmore. now that that's out of the way. michael, this is my favorite headline of the day. scott walker apparently is the pick of the koch brothers, who nick confessori off the record behind closed doors, they want him to be the candidate. how important is that? >> it's huge. i've heard it from a number of circles far removed from the koch brothers that scott walker has a lot of energy. he is i think for a lot of the establishment types and conserve tills the fallback. he's the guy that is going to take care of the bush problem, with j

the video that surfaced of the michael brown shooting in ferguson missouri for example, and one of the first viral videos of this kind 1990 video of the beating of rodney king that left 53 people dead and thousands injuries. here to talk about the ethical balance of showing the videos and sensitive towards victims is cnn correspondent brian stelter. has there been discussion in cnn about how often we should show the video of walter scott's death? >> yes, shear at cnn and other networks as well. even in the hours when it came out, it was originally obtained by "the new york times," a local newspaper there. they put that video into context but did not look away from how disturbing it was. we saw it wallpapered across television news in the hours since. this is harder than about any other question in television journalism. my instinct that wallpapering the video, playing itover and over again, does become ex-ploy theyive. how much is too much? >> the other problem is the more often you show the image, the power in seeing that image diminishes. >> you're talking about desensitize desensitizing. >> desensitizing. i think that's a probably. that came up as early

king. here's to your health. >>> those who don't could face tax penalties in the hundreds if not thousands of dollars. >> 7 on your side's michaelney joins us with an important reminder. >> a lot of people are blowing this off and this isn't last year when the fine was very small, this year it's beginning to grow, if you don't have health insurance you only have two more days to get it and the tax penalty is 2% of your income or $325 per adult in your family and it's whichever is higher. the deadline to enroll was originally february 15th that extended for those caught off guard by the tax penalty. you can get more information at abc 7 news.com and 7 on your side. >> a bill that would have extended the homeowner's bill of rights to widows and survivors has been hit with a huge setback in the callifornia assembly. >> they inherited their phone to their loved ones and the bank refuses to talk to them about their mortgage because their names aren't on the original paperwork. the california reinvestment coalition and the economic rights advocates say they will re-introduce the bill next legislative season. they argue the bill will h

king center in new orleans. game three coming up. we have a little preview, and a very disappointed green, we'll explain, stick around. >>> and 7 on your side's michael finny is taking your questions on twitter and facebook. he will answer them live here a little bit later. you can search for him on facebook or twitter to ask him. >>> at 4:11 this is the mcarthur maize and it is very, very slow going for folks trying to get on interstate 80 heading eastbound to berkeley. you can see traffic stretched out there for what like ts look an eternity. better for folks making the right hand turn heading back towards san francisco. stay >>> covering novato, oakland sunny veil and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> warriors are on the road they are in the big easy getting ready to take on the pelicans in game three of their playoff series. >> tipoff is coming up in about two hours, and following the dubs all the way to new orleans, abc 7 news sports anchor mike shoeman who joins us live. treman green is upset. finished second of the player of the year award. he is off the ballot entirely which is unbelievable. >> reporter: well, i tell you what, larry i

kings and queens of america. ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> a south carolina prosecutor says she is working on getting a grand jury to indict former police officer michaelalready been charged with murder and kicked off the force after fatally shooting walter scott in north charleston. dash cam video released yesterday shows the traffic stop just before that shooting. slager had pulled scott over because of a broken taillight but scott as you saw took off running. slager ended up shooting him and killing him moments later. that incident was also caught on camera. slager's own mom says she cannot bring herself to watch any of it. >> i just can't watch it. i can't read the papers. i just can't. maybe to some people that's being in denial. i'm sorry, i just can't. >> a funeral for walter scott will be held tomorrow. >> jury deliberations in the aaron hernandez case will carry into next week as there is still no verdict. today was the fourth day of deliberations in the murder trial of the former nfl star accused in the 2012 murder of oden lloyd who was dating his fiancÉe's sister. this case has taken a few strange turns including one involving a boston tv st

king. john it's early. but who among the gop field is polling the strongest against hillary clinton? >> let's look at that question. answer is rand paul michael. we asked this question last week. rand paul is pulling the closest. he is 11 points behind her. we saw say in presidential politics ignore the national polls. if a candidate has a 10, 11 12-point lead you do pay attention. it's very early. rand paul is down 11 points. she beats marco rubio by 13 mike huckabee by 14 bush by 15. assuming she is the democratic nominee, republicans have work to do. that's nationally. i will show you a couple of other "polls. in colorado recent quinnipiac shows paul within the margin of error. he beats her there, and another state, iowa they're in a tie there. at the moment rand paul has some issues with the republican field. one thing he can say is i run the best against hillary right now. >> john, part of me thinks we could run this race tomorrow and get the same result we will ultimately get in 2016. there seems to be so few undecideds when the subject matter is secretary clinton. >> that's the challenge for her campaign. nobody close to her thinking a

michaels as a fan to watch the game. al: me, my son and daughter, and my grandchildren. here are my two grandchildren. i mentioned early in the book -- i know the los angeles kingsa sorry history until recently, until winning the last two of three stanley cups. these grandchildren think it is a birthright. my son and i -- charlie: they have always been the king of hockey. al: we are going to win this thing every year. it is wonderful. to me, that is the great connection. fathers and sons, grandchildren, daughters. girls and women are into sports. it gives you this common thread you can talk about and discuss. it may be more prevalent now than when i was a kid. charlie: i tell people all the time that the great common denominator -- my father made me work in a country store. it was all adults. the common denominator was sports. you could talk about sports. if you knew something, the adults would respect you. it became part of the conversation. al: very much so in today's society. i run into very few people who don't know at least something about sports. i don't think you want to pretend you are the village idiot when it comes to sports. you want to understand at

michael jordan or lebron james is a better basketball player landed a pennsylvania man in jail. state college police arrested daniel mondelice on saturday saying he fought with another man over whether air jordan or kinglear which player mondelice backs. he was released on bond. police arrested him begany again saying he began fighting with some women with whom he was staying its not clear what that argument was owl about either. >> 6:47. brands new this morning, new concerns about vitamins and a possible link to cancer. "good morning america" is working on this story. a live preview is next. david. >> rain ending before too much longer. we will reintroduce some sunshine into play but it's cool and breezy with a high of 66. still hard to complain considering that's our average high. i'll and back with a look at storm tracker six live double scan and we'll get you set for the rest of your day with your day planner forecast. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. >> let's see what's shaking down for "good morning

michael? prince would tell you now this is the best album i've ever done so i guess you would say this dr. king is the best book i've ever written but it really is. all jokes aside now, this is my hero, and this book has been -- in most of the almost all of the reviews of book, they have talked about the meticulous research that we did over years to get this book right. so of all the books i've done, i'm most proud of the king book, and i would certainly hope that people if they if they want america to be the great nation that i think she can be, i think that's inextricably linked, that reality, to how seriously we take legacy of dr. king. and this is a story about king that most americans just don't know, and i hope that in january, a few days away from his actual birthday on the 15th and then the holiday and then black history month, i mean, and i want to put king in a black box, but now is as good a time as any to read about dr. king, so i would say "death of a king." and at finish. >> host: and at the bottom it says with david -- >> guest: he's a wonderful writer. david ritz wrote "divided

historian michael butler and discuss social issues that arose in northwest florida following the civil rights movement. >> most history of the civil rights movement focus on the montgomerie years, the kingin terms of how facilities integrated and that is an important story to tell. what i was most interested in was what happens in communities that didn't grab national headlines which was number one. and number 2, what happens when the television cameras went away in most parts of the region and pensacola, fla. one of the most perfect place to examine, found the majority of struggles the pensacola encountered, the more serious struggles happened after facilities in degraded after the lunch counter was integrated, happened after employers began to hire more african-americans live it happened after king's assassination in 1968. of pensacola story is an important story to tell because it gets us into the heart of what happened in most southern communities in the aftermath of integration. they realize integration was mandated by law. that if things didn't go well in their community, that it could have the potential for a place like birmingham or montgomerie, there would be a large scale demo

michael jackson was trying to tell us after thriller the next album is better than thriller. prince will tell you, this is the best album i've ever den. so i guess this dr. king book is the best book i've ever written, but it really is. all jokes aside now. this is my hero and this book has been -- almost all reviews of the book they have talked about the meticulous research we did over years to get this book right. so of all the books i've down i'm in the most proud of the king book and i hope that people, if they want mrs. to be the great nation i think she can be, i think that is inextricably linked to how seriously we take the legacy of dr. king, and this is a story about king that most persons don't know, and i hope in january, few days away from his birthday on the 15th, and then the holiday, and then black history month -- i don't want to put king in a black box but now is a good time as anything so i would say death of a king. >> host: at the bottom it says tavis smiley with -- >> guest: a wonderful writer, the guy that wrote, divided soul with marvin gaye. roget with bb king, a book with willie nelson buddy guy. he -- this year -- just saw the rollin

king said, it would be irresponsible to con dep thedemn the violence and not also condemn the conditions that make this a reality. >> let's go to the former lieutenant governor of maryland michaelhis is also you agree with al sharpton that this was something that was a long time coming. you talk specifically about policies several years ago that built up the reresentment. >> absolutely. when you have a stop and frisk policy you have a zero tolerance policy which baltimore was under for about a period of three to five years, that sets in motion the train that you see right now. and that's the reality that these young african-american males have to deal with. as lieu tentenant governor, i would speak to students at the baltimore detention center and talk to them about their futures and their situation, and the one thing they always brought up was there is no way out. i'm stuck in this. so after a while that frustration builds up. so the expectation that they would continue to take it -- this is not to excuse what is going on on the streets of baltimore. there is no excuse for that level of violence. it had nothing to do with tread freddie gray's death directly. but these sparks i