. >> michael king, serving a life sentence for murder, managed to break out of another tennessee prison in 1994. >> i escaped from a secure compound, northeast correctional. i packed myself up in some boxes and shipped myself out. i was part of a warehouse crew. i've taken yoga for several years, and i just squeezed myself in there. very cramped position. brought some water with me and everything else. about an hour and a half before they shipped me out, they put me in the back of the truck. then they took me to north carolina. they caught me while i was trying to get out of the truck. >> king was sent to brushy mountain's max unit. >> this is supposed to be the most secure building in the state. and that's why they house them here because they've got the wall around the outside. in between the stone wall and this building, we've got razor wire, chain-link fence plus the towers on the walls. so they don't really have an avenue to go out. we have certain inmates we have to move once a month from cell to cell to make sure they're not trying to tunnel out or something of that nature. >> i

talk , about the bank of england and the personal experience with the bank of england governor, michael king. >> that is right. michael lewis, the author of liar's poker, the big short does a book review of mervyn king's new book. in the process, he talks about what a great professor he was because he was his teacher, but he also talks about this one plan that mervyn king comes up with that would really help the banking system in his view by simplifying what gets bailed out, what doesn't and protects banks and in a much simpler way, which just sort of kind of seems so simple, hard to believe that people are not already talking about it. carol: it is not like he wrote a book about pay, this is what it is like to be the head of the bank of england but he wrote something useful to avoid another financial crisis. ellen: mervyn king says anybody can write a book about how they save the world and what he wanted to do was talk about what he had learned and possible solutions, so one of the things he talks about is separating the boring parts of the bank, as he puts it, from the more exciting parts,

i caught up with the ex-cop at the brooklyn kings county criminal courthouse. michaelas also the quarter were speakingspeaking to his to attorneys. i went up to them and asked. i just want to know if you have a comment. no comment? i went across the door. in a bizarre twist michael came up to me on his own without his attorney and asked me if he looked good. i turned on my go pro and said, you look great. i assure you don't want to give me a statement? 10:00 o'clock channel news. i want to hear your story. >> then i chased it to staten island. refer to as the largest porn shop on the east coast. >> before you go down the shore. bill: this whole thing is still bizarre. that is a weird thing to say ,, nervous, uncomfortable, hitting on you? what was that? >> ii don't know what that was. it was bizarre to me too. his attitude was not one of your stress at all. smiling. i'm court on friday specifically on a gun charge , allegedly a gun the cops found at his home. during the preceding the prosecution had to come up with enough evidence for him to be indicted. they were not

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while we don't have two tickets to paradise, we have michael waltrip bowling with the king, the hally. one of the most fan friendly racetracks from all of nascar. i'm standing behind a royal, a king and a race car driver. this is george brett. baseball legend. richard petty, the best ever in nascar. and driver of the boat, go bowling car, ryan scott. you batted 300 for your whole career. you ever bowl 300? >> never. >> not happening? >> not happening. >> rich, 200 wins, you got a 200 game. >> if you added up all the games i ever played, probably. >> brian, how about you? >> hit or miss. >> we got to go bowling first before the race. >> gentlemen, start your bowling! >> got some air. >> yeah! >> how about that. the king's bowling. that's awesome. he's kingpin. i've lost all control. these guys won't stop. it's been a great time at the bowling alley. thank you, pin man. >> coming up, michael on the grid walk, plus we're going to do old school. you never know what michael is going to be doing out there. a steering wheel in the hand is worth one on wheel. ♪ sometimes the crowd gets a lit

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king, basketball man. >> michael jordan. >> tariq: no. the new one.h. he's so charming. >> he's irish? >> jimmy: yeah. "with or without you." the band has a letter and a a number in its name. two things. >> a letter and a number? >> jimmy: he's -- he's just the best. he's a stud. he's a fantastic singer. >> he's a irish stud? >> jimmy: "with or without you." [ buzzer ] no! that's it we lost. >> bono! >> jimmy: bono! you know bono. come on. >> oh, my god! >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> how could i not get bono! >> jimmy: our thanks to jada pinkett smith and andy cohen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and tariq trotter. you helped a little bit. more "the tonight show" after the break, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you can put a period on what you do, that's fine. that's socially acceptable. or - you can put an exclamation point on it! like new chips ahoy! soft chunky cookies. they're soft and chunky... ...but also soft and chunky! made with - i have an orc-o-gram we for an "owen."e. that's me. ♪ you should hire stacy drew. ♪ ♪ she wants to change the world w

michael eric dyson: against poverty, the brutal forces that had reduced america to a vast wasteland of poverty that dr. kingrlie: so you like to think that barack obama would have been like lyndon johnson. michael eric dyson: he wrote one of the greatest memoirs on race and identity in america. it would be again to michael jordan being the president but did not talk about basketball. you are good at that. so he does not have to be lyndon johnson, just barack obama. a man who does not last out at black people by giving condescending lectures at morehouse. to warn them of a global economy they must get what they earn and only what they earn will they get. charlie: with the morehouse commencement speech, condescending to -- michael eric dyson: african-americans and those graduates who were there that day. charlie: did they take offense? michael eric dyson: yes. some of them did for sure. and many people celebrated him and were quite resentful. a pattern here. not only morehouse. i was there at the congressional black congress when he said put on your marching boots. when he was knee-high to a tadpole, they wer

stevie wonder says if michael jackson was the king of pop, then prince should forever be known as many. >> rolling stone magazine, he called prince's music so picturesque even he could see it, saying could seal the purple rain, because the images were that strong. stevie wonder here in philly for that pop up concert. now stevie wonder called prince inspiring, kind, discipline, and said that he knew where he wanted to go. >>> how cool is that? blind man saying the images are so strong, coy see purple rain. >> that's vivid. >> that's cool. love that guy, stevie wonder. all right, there is something called abreu ers conference, not brewing coffee this morning, when it comes to chris murphy, he found people brewing beer, local folks. >> oh, man i'm having fun here, cans of the best brewers in the world for the first time in 11 years, the brewers conference is here. the craft brewers conference, meet the guys behind the making of beer. the best beer in the world. straight ahead. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first

i salute our honorary chair, rita dove, and our conference honorees, michael eric dyson, charles johnson and woody kingjr. and i salute our writers and our scholars and our literary professionals who were on our panels. we really thank you for all the work that you do. i also thank our elected officials who have supported this conference and our corporate partners. all of you have helped to realize the cigging enough cannes -- significance and value of this literary gathering. this conference takes place over two years, and it really takes a village. i want to give a special acknowledgment to the center for black literature director clarence reynolds. he's sitting over here. [applause] he's had tremendous responsibility for coordinating all of these activities. i also thank our coordinators for various components of this program. they are crucial. bernadette sandy, joylin phillips -- [inaudible] simone, raquel bennett, tai allen, professors wallace ford, todd craig, victoria, linda jackson and joanna -- [inaudible] i thank you for working as a team to bring this together and particularly intently over

that out and help navigate them to a space where they have a rodney king moment, can we all just get along. >> i'm laughing, michael. >> david, the position you're taking is the easy one, i get that. it's easy to presume that donald trump is not going to participate or play right. but donald trump wants to be president of the united states. he's got to recognize it has to begin right now. what he did this weekend does not help that effort. >> that's what we said a week ago. >> michael, he wants to be president of the united states. but john, it seems to for now he wants to be the king of the republican party. >> that's part of it. >> and that's a very key difference. so let's play this out. john, does he go in the meeting and he says, okay, i will stop talking about raising taxes, i will reverse on minimum wage. originally he was getting raising the minimum wage. now after speaking with people around the country he's okay to raising it at some point. does he pivot and say i will stop talking about banning muslims and i will back off a little bit on my plan to build a wall and temper the language more in line with t

king drive will also be closed tomorrow. >>> and still to come on "action news" at noon, michael strahan says good-bye to kelly ripa. how they handled their final show together and changing rules for school bathrooms. the new order from the white house and a big airport mess, the reason that thousands of bags were piled up in a parking lot instead of making to the correct flight. >>> police in new hampshire are searching for the suspect that shot two officers, investigators say it's two officers were shot at separate locations, they are both expected to be okay. as the manhunt continues several schools have closed and residents are told to shelter in place. george zimmerman is having a difficult time try ago auction off the gun he says he used to kill trayvon martin. zimmerman shot and killed the unarmed teen in 2012, he was tried and acquitted of murder. he plans to auction the gun online with a starting bid of $5,000. it was hijacked by fake accounts posting bids of $65,000. they will decide later today if they will allow the auction to continue. >>> the white house has ordered every public school in the country t

king. thompson, father michael a former play. 17 and a half relate today elite athlete. 14 and a half percent to mlb. 2019 super bowl to atlanta with atlanta with new mercedes benz stadium, $1.4 billion. miami will host the game in 2020 at the park joe robbie stadium. los angeles, look at the following super bowl, that's the future home of the rams $2.6 million facility. next year's game in houston and the following season at the vikings new dig in minneapolis. dagen: because everybody wants to be in minnesota in the middle of the winter. jared: you build a stadium and you get the super bowl. >> we have had a northern super bowl. jared: thank goodness for skyway system. i'm a bulls fanatic and bias on this, if golden state gets knocked out here, how significant is that to 73-win season, i believe '96 bulls were the best team. jared: that certainly helps their argument. they won every game in regular season and playoffs and lost to new york giants. we don't talk about -- dagen: thank you for making my day. that will make me happy the rest of my day. don't apologize. i'm serious, i hate the pat

remarks from former fcc chair michael powell, "huffington post" arianna huffington, john king, univision's jorge ramos and comcast president and ceo, brien roberts. they discussed a range of issues including fcc's proposed a set-top box rule, the changing landscape of television, the 2016 presidential race and upcoming coverage plans for the former olympic games. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to boston into intx 2016. on behalf a ncta, we are happy to greet you, and start off this morning action on transactions and t. have a great show. >> absolutely, pat. delighted to be here as well. it's exciting to be at the second member intx. this year we are going to take a look at disruption and how really to embrace it if you will for creativity and innovation. it should be exciting. when you look at webster, it tells us disruption is to break apart or to throw the disorder. but in our business, it is so much more. it is change. it's opportunity, growth and is the state of our world today. >> at intx as i said, this week we'll look at the many elements of disruption that are fueling our busin

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michael jordan sneakers air jordans still sell. it might make you the billion dollars is easy to get too quite frankly given his selling power into his -- sandra: resident basketball expert. >> bench sitter and not a kings going to be upwards over that. sandra: don't touch michael jordan. go chicago. thank you, jared max. [laughter] sandra: coming up. move over jeff bezos. new connected device, tech giant is set to debut. pictures worth a thousand words but is it also worth a thousand dollars. the company looking to get you paid for all those selfie peoples are taking everywhere at every moment all around the world. how do you do it? when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed

michael, thanks a lot. >>> painkillers could be making pain even worse. >>> and nestle is on a health kick. here's jane king with today's wellness report. >>> researchers at the university of colorado have discovered a potential new problem with painkillers, results of a three-month study released on monday by the university shows that opiates such as morvan cause an increase in chronic pain in lab rats, something that could implications for people. opiates have come under fire lately for abuse, addiction, and overdoses. >>> well, professor of human sciences and psychology at ohio state university set out to understand if and when women seek validation on facebook for their roles as mothers and whether they're at greater risk of depressive symptoms when they do so. the social media platform can offer guidance and support from a large community, but frequent posting for some users can also amplify their anxiety about motherhood. the study found that nine months after giving birth mothers who posted a lot reported more depressive symptoms like not shaking the blues, experiencing restless sleep. >>> nestle is

kings of leon will play friday night, mumford and sons take the stage for two hours on sunday night. >>> raising awareness about organ donation. state representative michaeln was join by transplant recipient and donors yesterday at the gift of life headquarters in philadelphia. someone dies every 18 hours while waiting for an organ in pennsylvania. o'brien says everyone can join the fight to help those in need. >> that's all you have to do is end the wait and take a moment and at the at&t station or online to fill out a donor's card. >> this month representatives from donate life pennsylvania will be at the at&t station on septa's broad street line signing people up. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 4:25 this morning. a cool start. temperatures in the 40s and low 50s. the airport is running a little bit warmer, 57 degrees. that's the only one reporting a temperature that high this morning. clear skies. the temperatures are still falling right now. we have a pretty nice friday shaping up. the weekend is a different story. your neighborhood forecast is just ahead. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. how's it looking out there,

michael george, news4 new york. >>> new tonight, 12 people hurt in a house fire in the bronx. the flames broke out at this home on university avenue around 6:30 this evening in the kings bridge section. it took just over an hour to get this fire under control. four firefighters hurt with minor injuries, at least one person seriously hurt. no word on how that blaze started. >>> also new tonight, a man in the bronx hopes this police track down his stolen dog. that two-year-old pitbull right there named luna gray was stolen yesterday. the owner said he tied the pup to a pole when he went into a store in fordham heights. when he went inside, police say this man right here untied the pooch and took off with her. >>> reverend daniel berigan died today. he was a member of the borden 9. in 1968 he burned records of soldiers went to war. berigan and his brother went to prison after being convicted on federal charges. born in syracuse, berigan died after battling a long illness at the age of 94. >>> tonight police are searching for the teens behind a hate-filled attack in queens. this is surveillance video of the suspects right here. police say the 19-year-old victim was walkin

. >> congressman king, these were not on the fence statements here, nothing in common with the gop, left wing michael supporting him now? >> well first of all i made it clear that i would support the nominee of the party so i'm supporting him as the nominee, and i will vote for him. however, i've also said that i will not be able to campaign for him or be part of his campaign effort unless he somehow consolidates or gives some coherence to his statements. i would say my position vis-a-vis donald trump's position is the same as paul ryan's, except paul said he's not endorsing him yet. >> to be fair, congressman, that's a big difference. >> yes, it is, but the point i'm making is that as far as the policy differences they're the same. paul has a different obligation as speaker. my position is i want to stay active in the republican party as we go forward. if i'm going to do that, i have an obligation to support the nominee of the party but also an obligation not to be defending policies that i don't agree with but i am a republican. i believe in the two-party system, and again this is a close call but

michael keaton's in the -- today's the day! oh look! creepy gloves for my feet. when i was a kid there was a handle. and a face. this is nice. does it come in a california king? getting roid rage. hemorrhoid. these are the worst, right? i'm gonna buy them. boom. i'll take them. impulse buy. ommmmmmmmmmm. presenting the american express blue cash everyday card with cash back on purchases. it's all happening. and no annual fee. here we go! cash back on purchases. backed by the service and security of american express. >>> the yellow smiley faces on your phone, now you can choose from more than 1,000 emoji characters. >> 70 new characters are coming out next month. who gets to decide which ones? >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with the interesting answer. >> i hadn't heard this information before. emoji characters come in variety of skin tones and google has talked about adding representations of women in the workplace. a san francisco group says everyone should have a voice in deciding the future of the emoji. you can have a voice. >> one owe moenlg gee says a lot of stuff. >> they make you happy. >> they've taken the world by storm. >> reporter: the

michael. >>> 30% of antibiotics may be unnecessary. >> and the one change that could help keep your brain young. here's jane king. >>> a new report sheds some light on just how many antibiotic prescriptions are unnecessary. the cdc say as much as 30% of all antibiotic prescriptions written after outpatient visits were not actually needed. children under the age of 10 are being prescribed the drugs at the highest rate. >>> a lot of restaurants claim their food is farm to table these days but how do you really know? the "tampa bay times" set out to verify the claims via dna testing food samples and calling up or visiting farms. a reporter sofr discovered that an alarming number of restaurants were flat-out lying about where the food came from. some items came from overseas and were treated with preservatives. others were not grown on the farms but claimed. >>> bug repellent makers and retailers are gearing up for the zika virus. cvs is among stores which plans to stock more anti-mosquito spray after strong sales. others are adding more information about zika. manufacturers have moved up their processing to get mor

michael. >>> in today's wellness report, your car window could be harming your health. >>> and yoga may help ward off alzheimer's. here's jane kingbly shields you from the sun's uva rays as you drive, but the same may not be true for the side windows. experts told epi that exposure to uva rays can raise the odds for skin cancer and cataracts. one researcher says only 14% of cars offered a high level of side window protection from dangerous sun rays. >>> yoga may improve memory better than brain training. an australian study involved 25 adults ages 55 and over who have had mild cognitive impairment or problems with thinking and memory, that sometimes precedes alzheimer alzheimer's. those who practice yoga had better improvement in visual spatial memory, the type of memory used to recall locations and navigate while driving. >>> there's a batch of so-called smarter alarm clocks that say they help you wake up less groggy. they have l.e.d. light and special sounds. one is the philips wake-up light. it costs 140 bucks but it does cast a bright and broad beam that fills the whole room 30 minutes before the alarm. it simulates a sunrise

firefighter michael flacco and police officers patrick feeney and kev vick mcgroarty. he met most of them for lunch last week. brian turner and sean king duty. lieutenant hogan's wife saw the story on t involve and got in touch. >>> sheriffs deputy got thrown into traffic when routine stop during a very dangerous turn. wow! two deputes in wisconsin pulled over this driver for speeding realized her license was suspended she called a tow truck. that driver backed up no their cruiser as you saw sped off. now did you see that person fly out of the car on the right hand side of the screen? that was her passenger. amazely here no one is seriously hurt. the driver ended up in jail originally she was just facing a ticket an fine but now could face 40 years in prison. >>> georgia woman arrested accused of sitting on her toddler's head as pup initiate many. police arrested susan kelly earlier this month after the two-year-old boy was rush to the hospital. investigators say she put the child down on the seat of a wooden dining room chair and put his head on the towel and sat on him for a few hours. medic took him to the hospital. he's expected to

michael. >>> a balloon and a till mighten a new weight loss tool. >> forget shots. soon toothpaste could help fight allergies. here's jane king>> a new ingestible and inflatable balloon system seems to be a noninvasive way to fill up the stomach and curb appetite. the balloon known as april alon helped obese people lose 7% of their body weight according to the washington school of medicine. patients swallow it. once it reaches the stom ab it is inflated. oeb alon is not yet approved by the u.s. fda. could it be that always hymesers disease stems from the toxic recommend napts -- research by a team of investigators at harvard and reported in the "new york times" leads to this startling hypothesis which could explain the origins of plaque. that's that mysterious hard little balls that pock mark the brain of people with alzheimer's. it is still early days but always hiexers experts not associated with the work are captivated by the information. >>> and forget about shots to control allergies. toothpaste may be the solution. a custom blend of toothpaste that contains extracts of the same things that are in allergy shots is being

kings of leon play 90 minutes friday night, and mumford and sons have the two hour performance sunday night, partially overlapping with major laser. >>> the michaelutter theater's coming to philadelphia. the pennsylvania convention center's naming its new theater after the former mayor. nutter completed eight years of service as philadelphia's mayor back in january. of course, he once served as chairman of the convention sent's board of drengt irectors. >>> rutgers is giving a special on who no a woman who gave so much to the philadelphia area. sister mary received an honorary degree at the commencement this afternoon. she is the cofounder of project home, an organization that provides everything from housing and health care services for the less fortunate. nearly 2,000 other graduates at the university also received degrees. >>> so grab your sunglasses, big old cup of coffee, and prepare to hit the highway, 2016 is shaping up to be the summer of the road trip. a live look at the expressway near 676ment the unofficial start of summer kicks off a week from tomorrow for memorial day weekend. a lot of cars there now, but this is the afternoon commut

michael. >>> turning to health news, antidepressants are being used for more than just depression. >> experts weighing in on sleep trainling babies. here's jane kingwell necessary report. >>> millions of people take antidepressants to ease depression but must research treat conditions that are not depression related. scientists looked at 10 years of medical records and found only 55% of all antidepressant prescriptions were to treat depression. the remaining 45% were for other conditions like anxiety disorders, insomnia pain and panic disorders. >>> it's hard as it is, experts say it's okay to let your baby cry himself to sleep. researchers in australia say letting the baby cry it out does not cause stress or lasting emotional problems. the babies in this studier were all 6 months to 16 months old. >>> and whole foods opening its first 365 buy whole foods today near los angeles. this is the first of several 365 stores the company has in the works. the stores are smaller and cheefrper but still offer organic and natural foods. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. here's to your health. >>> well, it is on to the next stopper for the solar impulse 2 fligh

michael. >>> many people have had heart attacks and don't even realize it. >> and researchers may have found a way to get more kids vaccinated. here's jane kingnant women who shun flu shots may also skip baby vaccines the "wall street journal" says women who decline to get a flu shot during pregnancy are more likely to ignore vaccinating their babies. doctors think this could be an early clue and may want to discuss the importance of vaccinations for children during their visits to the doctor. >>> well, children's brains light up at the sound of their mother's voice. behavioral scientists at stanford say when their mom spoke the children's brains were activated including the -- the heightened reaction was only for the moms, not for other female voices. >>> almost all halfful all heart attacks are said to be sigh lentd. the journal of circulation says heart attacks happen but there are no typical signs of an attack. well, men were more likely to experience the so-called silent attack, women were more likely to die from them. >>> and exercise can cut the risk of 13 different types of cancer. the study published found that the cancer of the esop

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king jr. was born -- when he was born, his name was michael kink and his father changed both their names after who was a minister, made a visit to germany and learned about martin luther and andprotestant reformation was inspired to come home and change his name to martin luther king and his son's name. host: mall of america also on your list, which is on the screen now. why? guest: the last chapter is on the first enclosed shopping mall in the u.s. and it was in minnesota, designed by a major influence on commercial design in this country. it was the way to write about the importance of suburban growth in the country after world war ii and the fact that the shopping mall, which now many are close in, but the shopping mall was synonymous inh the growth of america the decades following the second world war. host: let's go to rich from florida. good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. we moved here from northern virginia, where i lived for about 40 years. most -- one of the most influential places i ever nationalas arlington cemetery. i do not know if that is on his list or not. i had the

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michael powell, we had a conversation with brian roberts. quite a display he put on about the upcoming olympics and the technology. we have had conversations with john king and jorge ramos. we have celebrated terrific events and programs with cable tv pioneers. fameable center hall of last night, outstanding. women in cable, a great lunch. many other groups. on the marketplace floor, we have discovered the joys and wonders of virtual reality. of tv everywhere. and the ever-expanding content display technology. we have also been immersed in news and information about the internet. and television. and imagine part. through dozens of panel sessions and discussions. it is fitting that all of those developments have led to this afternoon's great general session, probably the most disruptive of intx 2016. we are going to get to hear from the people who have disrupted our world with game changing technology and services. fresh from the acquisition of directv, we are going to get a chance to meet at&t's john stinky. we will gain insights into the world of the internet with the founder of mashable, pete cashmore. it will be an interesting conversation. and peter

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