michael moore took off running.bbed him and held him. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, this statement that he gave the police department is a false story. >> no one in 1993 understood the phenomena of false confessions. we now know we won't let the police take a kid off the street, interrogate him for 12 hours and yet only have 41 minutes of audio tape to support this so-called confession. >> a year from now, hopefully i can be out and be with my family. hopefully be married to susie. hopefully i'll have a kid. i love kids a lot. i think i'll have some. >> jesse is mildly retarded. it is much easier to get a confession out of someone who is 17 and operating at maybe a 5 or 6-year-old level of intellectual functioning than it is someone who graduated from harvard. >> the police, you know, they questioned me for like 11 or 12 hours. and finally i just got tired, you know. my mind was, you know, draining me out. you know what i'm saying? i couldn't focus no more. my body was draining. i wanted to go home. be with m

. >> the second inning here, michael moore thinks oh, yeah, that is gone. not so fast, reddick over the fence, leans on the wall. it happens again. it is deja vu. he does it again to take away another home run from morris. he told him he owes him dinner. they win 10-5. to do it once is amazing, twice, with the same batter -- >> dinner is a fair there. >>> well, new hope for one of the world's rarest species. three lion cubs made their debut at a zoo in france. >> they're being kept from their father until they're sure he won't hurt them. they are awfully sweet. >> they are adorable little kitten, up to a point. >> they will get bigger. >> thank you for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. >> have a great day. [cell phone vibrates] >> hello. >> lemon, good morning. wh--what is that sound? are you frying bacon? >> no, it's my new running shoes. >> [laughs] oh, come on. lemon, i'm going over the guest list for my 50th birthday party and you have not rsvp'd. >> oh, right, sorry. my mail's been piling up and i keep forgetting to buy toilet paper so... >> wh

in his team's first spring game, oakland's josh reddick scales the fence to rob michael moore of a homethat was in the second inning. in the fourth inning, moore comes up again, and for the second time in the game, reddick snatch as home run away from him. in a twitter exchange reddick told moore he owes him a dinner, at least, i think. >>> when we return, the world east fastest sports car. we'll take you behind the wheel of its record-breaking run. (dog barks approvingly) we do more than make pet food, we create wellness! (female announcer) now at petsmart, save up to $5 on select wellness® natural dry dog food. turn to roc® retinol correxion®. one week, fine lines appear to fade. one month, deep wrinkles look smoother. after one year, skin looks ageless. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. after one year, skin looks ageless. >>> here's a look at today's >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> nasa says scientists have discovered 715 new planets outside of our solar system. that nearly doubles the number of known plants in the galaxy and rais

. >> in the second inning, michael moore thinks he hit a home run. not so fast. reddick climbs the fence, stretches his body. like a yoga move to get that shot. watch it again. two innings later he did it again. after the game reddick told mors he owes him dinner. the a's beat the giants 10-5. >> i used to live down in arizona. it was such fun to watch. >> let's check in with mike this morning. we've got all kinds of stuff out there with the rain. >> we do. a lot of it has been cleared from the freeway overnight but we continue to show you pictures. the bay bridge, there it goes, wind advisory for the bay bridge, san mateo, dumbarton even the antioch bridge. overall the green highlighting north of livermore, wet roads an issue. also slick conditions here. southbound 101, the closure starts at dunn and over to kenneth. caltrans ran out of cones but it's still closed. use monterey road or monterey highway. the northbound slowing has cleared. back up to the tri-valley we're looking at union canyon road, there is a slow lane blockage there a. crash involving a smalle

in giant take a look here michael moore's to play left field.y much what people want blame something from said the drives. we did have a left fielder we did have a left fielder you see this guy see how he turns out. the social field why the giants >> : is a great organization great coaching staff great players great fan base. it's what a player dreams of the whole package and a big fan of o.j. on the big fan of the team. a big fan of the teame screen line drive to wall death knell is the type ol. 95's what is there greater drive. peter of course nation all headlines this will be his last season 20 season and the major-league and captain of the new york yankees and looks pam by cobalt blue mercedes sedan. the one thing everybody's been talking about is for these years of age never been married and to his credit normally when you go through a lot of women were wearing go to a lot of men and somebody would say something bad about shoe along lake it's never been i've never heard anything bad a except one woman like three years ago i remember the sto

giants played in one game but michael moore is living up to the nickname oit beast ".omers he and bust year posy disagree but how he got the nickname. >> they made it for me in washington, d.c. i think my hair gets long and dirty looking during the game. >> he's a big guy. and i don't think i'm going to be swinging that bat a lot. so he's going to be good to have on the team. sounds lick a good approach to hitting. >> sharks back from olympic break. torres ask company in philly taking on flyers all it took was 425 to return to the score sheet. joe prevelski hand eye coordination and 32 goals for the year. making it 6-2, sharks the game just went final. 49ers signed daniel kilgore to a contract extension he may be the center of the future never started a game played in 33 contests over three seasons often used as extra blocker in short guarded situations. it was 22 years ago today that tiger woods was playing. missed a cut. today, tiger teeked off in round one in palm beach gardens, florida. that did not stop him chipping out and on to green. parring the hole in second

giants played in one game but michael moore is living up to the nickname oit beast ". and bust year posy disagree but how he got the nickname. >> they made it for me in washington, d.c. i think my hair gets long and dirty looking during the game. >> he's a big guy. and i don't think i'm going to be swinging that bat a lot. so he's going to be good to have on the team. sounds lick a good approach to hitting. >> sharks back from olympic break. torres ask company in philly taking on flyers all it took was 425 to return to the score sheet. joe prevelski hand eye coordination and 32 goals for the year. making it 6-2, sharks the game just went final. 49ers signed daniel kilgore to a contract extension he may be the center of the future never started a game played in 33 contests over three seasons often used as extra blocker in short guarded situations. it was 22 years ago today that tiger woods was playing. missed a cut. today, tiger teeked off in round one in palm beach gardens, florida. that did not stop him chipping out and on to green. parring the hole in second place. c

michael moore keeps his eyes on wall street. chael, we have seen a lot of job cuts at the bank here in you with -- bank. you would think we would be coming to the end of it, especially with the housing market improving. jpmorgan, like many banks, has a big mortgage business. why are we seeing so much cutting? >> one is the foreclosures are lower. to process people foreclosures. >> on that site, which has not been a great is this, a losing business for them, they needed a lot of people to handle that volume. that is waning off. also, even though the housing market is picking up, interest rates have climbed. so refi's are way down. the banks are waiting for new purchases to pick up to kind of counteract that. down,r now, with refi's total mortgage value is down. they need fewer people in those roles. people were brought in in short-term roles. and they have also been the go. >> are we sort of coming to the end of that cycle, of these types of cuts? >> i think we are in the late innings of that and we had a lot of structural, big cu

michael moore toma has been an extreme low. and performing in a theater in harlem, that is a positive extreme. we will be discussing the apollo theater and its future. and what is next after your current career? three-time champion bill cartwright explained how he restarted his career after success in basketball. and getting ready to stomach mount everest. executive details about the technology behind extreme climes. but first, carol massar. >> ain't in is out with its own is out withlinkedin its earnings. it fell short of analyst estimates. the company pointed to a slowdown in user growth. fourth-quarter profit heat and estimates forlyst activision, though. and news corp., that's the publisher behind wall street journal, it had a mixed earnings report. extra mints, but advertising sales continue to fall. corp. broke off from 20 century fox in june, focusing on publishing. today, a 12 member jury found fund manager, mark -- matthew mark, hilty of -- matthew of insiderilty trading. now, sheila. she was at the courthouse when the

the teamsters are helping michael moore into the trunk of his limo. >> before we begin tonight, ladiesnd gentlemen, i would like to say for the record that i am in favor of using more american indians and other minorities in motion pictures. i am against polluting the oceans of the world. i am for every nationality having its homeland and i'm for saving the whales. >> the host job is to be really funny in the beginning and hope something happens that you can capitalize on. >> you've got to know what you're doing, you have to be very fluid. you have to be able to deal with live television. and it's not easy. >> this giant of the film business is with us tonight. he's 100 years old. please, give a warm welcome to mr. hal roach. [ applause ] >> i introduced him. he was supposed to get up and wave. instead, he started talking. and there was no mike. and from the stage it was -- [ inaudible ] and i remember the lines going through my mind, and then one hit and just stuck. boom. >> i think that's fitting, because mr. roach started in silent films. >> you have to be that good to do this job.

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michael moore call hip the beast. being left field if he can hit big edition.lion dollars clearly the team everybody has their eyes open so we'll see. giants pitching versus dodger hitting. >> dodger money. >> dodger money. plenty of it. >> thanks larry. that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00. for all of us here, thanks so much for the company. we appreciate your time as always. 9 continues on line with 7 news continues on line with 7 news app. see you at 11:00 annie: before we start, i'd like to have a preliminary powwow, or prelimi-wow, about what i'm calling our library's back door conundrum. sounds like a porno with kate winslet. annie: abed, ew. the door on that side is locked after 5, which means that most of us have to walk all the way around.

big michael moore. 6 foot five 2 45 and hoping morse will provided much needed powe power.ench and this gives bruce more flexibility and the giants as a team more versatility. >> our fourth guy who will be playing a lot but we have speed and some power and some flexibility and guy, guy like blanche 0allow to you get the day off when they need it. >>reporter: were yours working out today. they have another couple days off to the all star break. return to action wednesday in sacramento head coach jackson looking ahead. talking about the outlook second half of the season. fully healthy. >> we are very happy with our team where we are. fully healthy we feel we cap beat anybody. and we cap compete and now we know who we are. let's go take care of our business. >> zoo problem is they are not fully healthy. word is cort zone shot for an true so he may out for a little bit of time with the ailing shoulder. fastest raising sport in teens is inline hockey. shark naturally represented in this sport and mike has more. >> it was hockey open what's yesterday in antioch with the aauen lin

michael moore wrote about a bill of rights.the first bill of rights had to do with total freedom, the first amendment and the fourth, fifth, sixth and so on. the new bill of rights would guarantee housing, employment, food, education and be treated decently when you're an older person. he writes about that. paula bronx, historian wrote about the third american revolution. the first of course was the struggle for independence from england. the second was given formal rights to the enslaved black population in this country. the third american revolution will be a revolution for economic and democratic rights of the population of this country runs the resources of this country and without a majority of people participating in bringing it about, socialism will come to not. now it is no accident that most of this book with only a couple exceptions, most of this work is written by people my age. veterans of the 60s, people who were in the civil rights movement and the movement against the war in vietnam and the women's rights movemen

michael moore should add to that total. marco scutero, he's back, back not feeling great.ee how he's moving with angel pagan, back and healthy. crucial in the center field at at&t park. a big outfield to navigate. all of the stuff. coming up tonight, 6:00 on nbc bay area. see you then. >> first, brandon bell among the position player in scotsdale. supposed to meet the giants' front office in florida for arbitration hearing today but both sides have come to a lat-minute, one-year, $2.9 million contract. that means the hearing is unnecessary. the deal's about halfway between what the giants were offering and what he was asking for. 25-year-old hit .289, 17 homers, 6 rbis. >> i remember when he started, too. >>> still ahead, gold medals for northern california. 6:26. >>> finally sinking in, yeah. the a crazy whirlwind, once you win a medal, it's nonstop action. >> janelle wang with the one-on-one interview with the ski who are made history on the olympic slopes. >>> looking -- isn't that pretty? that would be sun down in sochi in the mountains there. and the torch in the town

the republicans cutting spending is as likely as michael moore winning a gold medal in sochi in the downhill skiing. >> it's impossible. i understand what you're saying. where does this put the president? obviously he is seeding -- seizing the initiative and seeing the republicans are not going to block too much spending and then the trillion dollar farm bill that became law, and more talk of frustration stranding, and the deficit coming down. what do you make of that? >> you know, i really don't understand how republicans in congress right now can acquiesce to so much of what they campaigned against when they were running. i fear for the future of my country. i fear for my children they're not going enjoy the same free america i have and my parents have, and it's just -- i really feel for our country, and going back to what i said before, concerning senator ted cruz, all you need to look at is what happened recently with regard to the debt ceiling. you had republicans essentially voting no along the party line because they knew that they could go home and tell their con sit students they vo

that flows from michael moore's movie than anything it has to do from fact, mr. speaker. but it was stated by the gentleman from florida that yes, they have good doctors, doctors that are cuban and they are the ones that defected to the united states. and i agree with that statement. and he also mentioned doctors and cab drivers. and i have experienced that, i have hailed a cab in havana, a legal trip to havana, which might have been different than the ones we are discussing and what do you meet, a doctor driving a taxi cab and it is a 1954 chevy with a russian diesel engine under the hood and looks like a rolling repair shop up and down the street. there are cars that break down and they just come along there and jack them up and fix them with the parts they can scaffage and when the car is repaired, they drive it on again. it's part of traveling to stop and repair the vehicle you are in and one of the things that i noticed was that there were russian tractors sitting all over the place and they are broken down and they have been robbed for parts. and there would be a ci

michael moore toma has been an extreme low.ter in harlem, that is a positive extreme.

i was talking to michael moore that covers banks earlier.e are getting to the end of the job cuts cycle when it comes to the big banks it would bed think petering out. the mortgage market is improving, etc. some of the cuts they will have to do with the foreclosure business, it took a lot of paperwork. >> trade-offs, right? these of the stories we are talking ahead of tomorrow's open and olivia sterns is joining us. >> a behind the scenes tell off "wall street journal" describes a volatile atmosphere at pimco. they talk about the tensions erian and bill gross. it talks about one anecdote, they squared off in front of two dozen colleagues with gross saying -- >> i made a hit play. the response, -- is an interesting window into this. there has been a lot of reaction on wall street saying is this good or bad for pimco? not surprising that bill gross would be a strong leader, someone who does not brook a lot of dissent. have two people in that top spot? >> that is why el-erian was leaving. and after a while he had enough of bill gross trying to

and your michael moors are going in and thinking it's an anti-capitalist diatribdiatribe little peoples and the rights of labor, and kids are just going to enjoy it, it's a funny comedy, but there is a serious and i think very valid philosophical point being made there. who is the enemy of ambition and dreams at this point? it's the government. charles: john hayward, couldn't have put it better myself. and congressman blackburn is here and 800 million later, five years, the stimulus doesn't appear to be stimulating. the president thought that was funny, roll it. >> shovel-ready was not as shovel-ready as we expected. charles: no, it wasn't and take a look at the participation rate. in 2009, it's nearly 3 percentage points lower now. i call the stimulus an unmitigated disaster. do you think i'm being too harsh? >> not at all. it's taxpayer dollars, not government money. it comes out of our pockets into the treasury and then the president has invested in a lot of unproven theories. he's put money that didn't work out and it's not a laughing matter because as we mentioned earlier, vague s

try to change things, that were perceived as a threat to the kremlin, that get whacked down like michael moorethat get whacked down like whack-a-mole. one of the things we don't fully understand is that that is accepted by society there. putin is not imposing himself on a reluctant society. as invigorating as it was to see the protests come he still has the support of most of the country. he has control of the tv and all the mechanisms and that is important, you can't forget that, and without that it would perhaps be a different story. but in fact, this is a country that is being ruled the way he thinks it wants to be ruled could i always tell americans -- people in this audience will know this, but i tell my ordinary friends who don't know much about russia that when we were there, polls show that 25% of russians would have voted for stalin for president. until you understand why that is and part of that different thinking, we will not be able to understand them. they will have their country and their history and their leaders in a way that we don't and they don't understand it the way we do.

the teamsters are helping michael moore into the trunk of his limo. >> before we begin tonight, ladies that i am in favor of using more american indians and other minorities in motion pictures. i am against polluting the oceans of the world. i am for every nationality having its homeland and i'm for saving the whales. >> the host job is to be really funny in the beginning and hope something happens that you can capitalize on. >> you've got to know what you're doing, you have to be very fluid. you have to be able to deal with live television. and it's not easy. >> this giant of the film business is with us tonight. he's 100 years old. please, give a warm welcome to mr. hal roach. [ applause ] >> i introduced him. he was supposed to get up and wave. instead, he started talking. and there was no mike. and from the stage it was -- [ inaudible ] and i remember the lines going through my mind, and then one hit and just stuck. boom. >> i think that's fitting, because mr. roach started in silent films. >> you have to be that good to do this job. you have to be that good. >> from hollywood, rca

try to change things, that were perceived as a threat to the kremlin, that get whacked down like michael moorethat get whacked down like whack-a-mole. one of the things we don't fully understand is that that is accepted by society there. putin is not imposing himself on a reluctant society. as invigorating as it was to see the protests come he still has the support of most of the country. he has control of the tv and all the mechanisms and that is important, you can't forget that, and without that it would perhaps be a different story. but in fact, this is a country that is being ruled the way he thinks it wants to be ruled could i always tell americans -- people in this audience will know this, but i tell my ordinary friends who don't know much about russia that when we were there, polls show that 25% of russians would have voted for stalin for president. until you understand why that is and part of that different thinking, we will not be able to understand them. they will have their country and their history and their leaders in a way that we don't and they don't understand it the way we do.

people who are just like you going through the same things and we use stories from celebrities like michael moore who is the biggest artist for our audience right now, showing that it's not shameful. it's okay to open up to you have an issue and success stories of people who did go to rehab or get treatment and that worked in industry critics parents for them. so i think what those real stories we can get them through the first barrier, which is looking for the how. >> i just want to emphasize the chronic nature of these elements is so that they don't just go to rehab and the issue goes away. we need to have the chronic care model that is supplying two diabetes and asthma in cardiovascular disease incorporate mental-health because all those folks on mtv time there is tories are going to need to continue to man recovery. that requires what is known as cognitive behavioral therapy in many respects change the way you act, change the way he thinks. that's been paid for by all of our competitors in countries around the world. the united states was one that came up with cognitive behavioral therapy. we

when it's a race to the bottom, for the sense abilities of americans, and i'm going to side with michael mooreinal justice system, being afraid of black people, and where they might show up. it's not too long ago that wayne la pierre described in the wake of the newtown shooting that people needed to arm themselves, because in the wake of sandy, there were people looting in brooklyn, which was an absolutely falsehood and a lie. and lastly i'll say, this notion that everyone's afraid to sort of name race and racism as the problem, americans have an amazing ability to intuit ill will, duplicity and bias when it comes to their political opponents and when it comes to their foreign leaders. foreign leaders in other nation. so pew tin writes an editorial and everyone intoo oo constitut all of his ill will. barack obama has a hidden agenda. so this is absurd that we are not sophisticated to understand that just because is people don't say something, doesn't mean their ideas are not informed by an attitude where race matters. >> but even if we got that the laws prevent them from using in the common s

michael hurd dennis moore and mr. seth rogen. while they are coming to the table i will go ahead and introduce them. first dr. michael hurd a senior principle researcher at the rand corp. where he directs the rant center for the study of aging. he is also a professor at the graduate school in santa monica california. don't your hurd paz research focuses on retirement of the social welfare systems and other topics with aging and elderly. dennis moore represented the third district of kansas in the u.s. house of representatives for 12 years. first elected in 1998 congressman moore served on the budget and financial services committees. in 2000 in the announced he would not seek re-election. prior to his time in office congressman moore served in the u.s. army reserve and assistant attorney general for the state of kansas johnson county district attorney as well as a private practice lawyer. in february of 2012 p. and his wife stephanie announced that congressman moore had been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. mr. seth rogen a sta

michael j. antonini: i would move. commissioner dr. roscoe m. moore jr: i second the motion. >> i'm okay with the motion with the last four or five. city clerk: your motion would be amended from the original to modify the conditions as proposed originally into the record by staff. >>commissioner michael j. antonini: it would be the original conditions and the added ones. city clerk: is that acceptable? >> yes. >> thank you. >> i was going to say that i'm in agreement with that and in agreement with the zoning administrator to not address the windows issue because it's difficult for enforcement. >> commissioner moore? >> i think it's the window relative to the type of expansion. since the applicant seems to have a good relationship with the neighborhood association, i would have them work together in the future to retain the good relationship and the window issue would solve itself. i can see in the middle of the day particular lau e when the cable car is operating alongside, there is quite a bit of activity on the street. when you open the window to c

moore? commissioner dr. roscoe m. commissioner dr. roscoe m. >> congratulations. >> commissioner antonini? >>commissioner michael j. antonini: i just want to thank you the opportunity for your trust and for leading this commission. it's been an honor and i wanted to congratulate commissioner wu. i think where the city is now and where the housing is i can't think of a better commission to lead us in this next year. congratulations to you. thank you. i want to thank my fellow commissioners, >vice-president cindy wu: i think this is an exciting year. affordable housing has never been at the top of agenda in the same way, we are preserving what we have and building affordable housing and moderate income at all levels. i'm excited to working with you and look forward to this next year. >> excellent. shall we move on? city clerk: commissioners that will place you on item 9. commission comments and questions. commissioner antonini? >>commissioner michael j. antonini: i want to thank everyone for the flowers and thank you for a great job. briefly, the prostate surgery was planned and the second was unplanned. there was a

. >> terence moore, thank you very much. nfl hopeful michael sam came out earlier this month. question number four, will sam do enough to impress scouts at the nfl combine? sam could become pro football's first openly gay player if he is drafted in may. tomorrow the all-american lineman from the university of missouri will take the field and perform for the league's 32 teams. how sam does in the 40 yard dash, the bench press and other events could affect his draft status. all right. terence is back now. so, will michael sam do enough tomorrow to be drafted? >> i think he will. you look at he played in the best conference in america in college football, the s.e.c. led the s.e.c. in sacks. led the s.e.c. in tackles for losses. he can play football. there's no question about that. tomorrow is going to be more of a football day than anything else. because they want to see as you just alluded to whether or not he's got ten toes and can spell football. i think he's going to be able to do all that very well. >> all right. thanks again, terence moore. hello from tomorrow. yes, tomorro

mr moore and said he understood that i was not getting approval from the tiki nature but guessing no objection senior counsel michael higgins has represented sean fitzpatrick costs is to mourn if he'd ever heard of plausible deniability mr maher and agrees that's a plausible deniability. it's being involved in something arkansas wedding is in some way but not appearing above the waterline. so for this questions about costs they say you could say the winds and thought he was asked if that was the flavor of what happens here. he said that appeared to be the case. mr martin said the reggae she expressed huge disappointment and investors couldn't be found in march. he said the first imperative that you plan to lend money to ten customers i'd go as well as to the cleaners to buy the shares was an e mail from david's drama good night has and eight. this was the last note the dots. the police upgraded issued its statement after the deal went through i know the details since it had received advice that it didn't cost too. the trial has now be niche and evidence would not resume until wednesday at the hearings when o'donnell

michael." today, from the big screen thriller, "non-stop," actress julianne moore.