both 17-year-old michael and 18-year-old ricky have been at lake county detention center many times. yet another hearing in front of the judge, they are placed in the holding cell area where they prepare for their time in court. >> the juvenile detention center is just that. it's a place where we hold kids until we essentially figure out what we want to do with them next. what kind of services would be in the best interest of that kid in the community? >> kevin elkins has been ricky's probation officer for years. >> did he have any idea of what might occur? >> he said maybe 30-day commitment, 60-day commitment. i was like, i don't want either. i want out. >> i've talked to him since he's been out here. still has his mindset on wanting to get his ged. going to welding. that was his vocation at the placement facility. he still has a chance to turn his life around, you know, before he gets too deep into the adult system. >> i have things to do. this is putting a pause on it. i have to have my ged by june. i can't do no 60-day commitment. i have to have my ged by june. or i'm not going t

happy new year's eve. michaelher's family has been maintaining a vigil at his bedside following an operation to relieve pressure on his brain. doctors in grenoble currently giving an update on the on seven-time f1 champion. yesterday they gave an assessment of his injuries saying he was still in a medically induced comma. as we get those updates, we will bring them to you. >>> let's bring you up to speed where we stand on equity markets. the dow having its 51st high close for the year. that is a record. right now, we are currently 4 points above fair value. the nasdaq at the moment is some, what, 8 points above fair value and the s&p 500 is about a point above fair value. now, half of european equity markets are closed today. the dax, ireland, athens, the twis market are close. the ftse 100 is up 0.3%. the cac 40 is up 0.2% and the ibex is flat. shack high is up 0.8% on the last trading day of the year and the s&p 500 is fairly flat. that's today's session. what about where we've been with currently markets, as we

year in car you got here at events during the birth of your site that's according to ryanair boss michael year in the lake. he also means that the idea of dogs bonding with their babies doesn't know the robbers he says that only happens when babies are actually walking and talking so what their other half presence at the birth of your bundle of joy had to be fine this week is that robbie williams have to say about his experience but he was on the same northeasterly. in the guestbook on a relaxing be the quote at the moment we get to the bird gets the ball instead of the business end guess what. it was my favorite coburn and . duo's most pc thing to say the truth remains the insanely my favourite pub bar and then. most recently had a baby. the fire on the radio. my thoughts and seven hoffman told the little berry berry press in my mind both my husband james potts conference team ethos of it in the godolphin about the money is very topic the way things over covert ops to read so if he is not complaining on writing so he was present at birth he saw everything that was a big time in a state of to

they met while michael was behind bars and have been married for ten years now. while in prison, michael published more than half a dozen books about his experience and prison life in general. professors around the country began adding his work to their courses. but it was one school, though, that decided to add michael himself. >> i said really? it was an amazing moment to think the university was going to hire me. >> the transition though was not about its bumps. >> the biggest bump was learning how to drive. i don't know that i didn't know how to drive, but as soon as i got behind the wheel, i realized i don't know how to drive. >> but if you are the bright mind that this institution cultivates -- >> michael true to form has conquered that by now. now traveling the country, spreading the word about what he sees as the biggest evil in our country -- >> mas incarceration. everybody here knows somebody who's been incarcerated. >> and how societies and prisoners can overcome it. >> i believe anybody can become more than the bad doifgs their past. >> stand up! be he

michael robinson, happy new year to you. we'll see you in the new year. l. >> happy new year to you, stuart. stuart: check the big board, we're eight 1/2, nine minutes into the trading session. we're up some more. 30 points higher. the dow is at 16,534. question, could 2014 be a breakout year for the economy? according to a new poll from fox news the majority of you say, yes, it could be. that's next. ♪ 10. stuart: new year's eve. last trading day of the year. we're up 23 points, look at that! 16,528. the price of gold is a different story. we're down 16 bucks this thing is falling well below $1200 a ounce. look at price of hertz's stock. the, it moved higher. the company approved a shareholders rights plan that plan would make it harder for outside investor takeover. market likes it. up a buck 21. was this a good year for your family? over half of voters feel 2013 was a good year for them of. 54% of them think the economy will be better one year from now. "the wall street journal"'s mary kissell is here. is this 2014. i'm asking you for economic prognosti

michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living no she's ashamed to send her son to work especially since she knows it's illegal street legal where. seth young there is legislation around of his there in the davis legislation around now has and set him around young people way and nice if the end themselves would probably be in trouble. if it was found where. there was hours i'm not sure what the options are or would be if your thirty's discovered that michael worked so much lee would risk having a benefits cut off losing custody of her son. i think i've always been dismissive of people not waking in and things before because i think people lie charlie. those choices out there perhaps now looking back i never recognized. very lucky their markets were to have been there and have to fear nothing and accept him and dealing with that. possibility. lee and michael live in yorkshire but the heart of traditional england the coal mines then the big che

michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living now she's ashamed to send her son now to work especially since she knows it's illegal. and now it sets the young there is legislation around obviously are in the david legislation around now where and set around young people away and nice if the undersell that and will probably be in trouble and if it was found their way. and there was alice i'm not the absence of. if the authorities discovered that michael worked so much lea would risk having her benefits cut off and losing custody of her son. i think i've always been dismissive of people not waking and things before the cost. i think people charlie. that perhaps now looking back. that. very little kid. to have been there and have to fear nothing and accept him and. possibility. lee and michael live in yorkshire but the heart of traditional england the coal mines then the big chemicals industry used to guarantee the prosperity of local people to

associated press. >> james is only the third basketball player to receive the award in its 83-year history, joining michaeldan and larry bird. it comes the same year he led the heat to its second-straight nba championship and picked up his fourth mvp award. >>> a former nfl star who is getting back in the game is in a generous mood after coming out of retirement to rejoin the cowboys as a backup quarterback. 41-year-old jon kitna is now promising to donate his entire check from sunday's game. >> yeah. listen to this. he's giving $53,000 to the tacoma high school where he's been working as a math teacher and football coach. kitna spent 16 seasons in the nfl before he retired 2 years ago. >> that's nice. >> isn't that great? >> yeah. >>> now, to some more sports. and some wild overtime action in the nba. >> and a college bowl game comes down to a field goal. here's neil and stan at espn with the highlights. >> good morning, america. and happy holidays. welcome to our "sportscenter" set here in los angeles. if you haven't already, i think it's time you start paying attention to the portland trail blazers. >>

a williamson county man took the stand today in his own murder trial. 32-year-old michael morton is chargedthe death of his 31-year-old wife chris. morton broke down in tears today as district attorney ken anderson showed him photos of his wife's body. >> ken anderson's theory of the case was the theory that it was michael's birthday. christine had refused to have sex with him that night. and he went into a homicidal rage and killed her. >> prosecutors say he beat his wife to death after she refused to have sex with him on his birthday. >> the headline reveals the argument of the prosecution. district attorney ken anderson today focused his line of questioning on morton's infrequent sexual relationship with his wife. >> under ken's theory at that point, then michael masturbated over christine's body as, i guess, some form of sexual release. we don't know what it was. but when he did that, he had tears coming down his eyes as he talked to the jury. it was really quite an effective performance. >> when i heard ken anderson speaking to the jury or talking to witnesses, i was actually encourage

doctors now saying without a helmet 44-year-old michael schumaker would not be alive. in the french apples on sunday when he fell and hit his head on a rock. he retired from formula one just last year. >>> defense secretary chuck hagel calls his egyptian counterpart about expressing concerns about the recent violence in egypt. a pentagon statement says hagel offered his condolences for victims after rash of bombings there and offered u.s. assistance to investigate those incidents. >>> a rocket fired from northern lebanon on sunday. no injuries were reported on either side. it was not immediately clear who fired the rocket but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu blamed hezbollah for the strike and condemned the lebanese army for failing to rein in the group. >>> a man accused of killing three people in colorado and setting their home on fire is now over the manhunt. police say they captured him in a hotel on saturday night. investigators say he shot and killed a couple and their adult daughter before setting the house on fire before trying to cover up the crime. >

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year. >> it could. michael finney is live with the year end tax hot line. >> a lot of it comes down to, first phone number is what i should do first. this to which tax deductions you take. >> should you put off paying property taxes until next year? or prepay this year? >> it's complex. as always it depends on flar fact pat yesh of the individual. depending on what income levels are are you can wind up with deductions phased out, you can possibly wind up in a thachl would take away benefits. >> but theory is take it when you know you're going to get it? >> that is the best advise i've heard. >> congress can change their mind on what you think is going to happen. right? >> and maybe you'll have more income or something you know then you need to do the analysis. >> taxes are going up next year on high income earners. >> is that is a good idea to plan and before the end of the year, as soon as possible. >> and you can start the process right now. all guys will be here until 8:00 and are back to work now. a couple

michael bloomberg. that's more of a century of city hall experience walking out the door in the next two years. >> yes, michael bloomberg will do consulting for cities in his time ahead of him. certainly those leaders of some of the largest cities have had some great programming, some great success, some serious challenges, and some set backs. i think if you look at the totality of cities some leadership like new york, chicago, los angeles, charlie hails, the new mayor in portland is coming back after having been a city commissioner. there is a lot of good talent focused on problem solving, focused on doing work in city, which is ultimately making places to live better for their citizens, and they've been doing it in the midst of the economic recession without much help from the states or federal government. >> not that it's ever a great time to be running a city. but with the recession they were taking in less money, and their states were in crisis, and the feds were in crisis. >> yes. >> did everybody hold fast during that time? could cities really invest in themselves? >> i don't think you could say

my time of only seven years, michael's of 25.n you step outside, breathe freedom. >> the sun was beaming down right there. it was this beautiful fall day. the sun felt so good on my face that i kind of tilted my head back to get a suntan or something, trying to just drink it in. >> the day of his exoneration, i think they broadcast it on the internet and on the news in austin. i remember seeing my father probably for the first time outside of a picture online that we saw or an old family photo. but i felt like things were changing. it was visual, tangible evidence that everything that i knew about that part of my life was going to change. zçjzmó >>> mark allen norwood a violent criminal with a record going back three decades arrested in a murder that sent the wrong man to prison for 25 years. we've just confirmed he's also a suspect in a second murder. >> the victim in that case, debra baker. >> well, when we first got the phone call about the possibility that there was a connection to another case and that dna might be involve

michael kors super popular after project runway and goldman had an analysis this year using google regionalis searched more in the trend setting markets whereas late adopters such as wisconsin and states like that were searching coach more. i'm going to say michael kors is cooler and going to win this round. >> slamming wisconsin in the process, backwards, i have a house there. i'm sensitive. >> stacy. >> the underdog, i'm going with coach. >> since when is coach an underdog? >> it has been repeatedly. >> recently for ten years -- >> michael kors can't keep the stuff on the shelves. coach has been a problem. >> coach has been under comping michael kors by 30%. the expectations are low, rid of their designer who was building his own label at the same time and distracted, they brought in a new designer from spain who's terrific and has a great background and i think they're the comeback kid for 2014. >> looks like the deciding vote is going to be to jan in the middle. >> chief justice negativen but i hated to agree with stacy but i'm going to, i'm going with coach as well. through the end of

and we wish you both a happy new year, mark shields, michael gerson, thank you. >> happy new year, thank you. >> thank you >> woodruff: finally tonight, a different kind of a look at africa through song. jeffrey brown talks with one of the continent's biggest stars. ♪ ♪ . >> brown: born in the west african nation of mali, daughter of a diplomat posted around the world, rokia traore and her music are african and western influences and languages. ♪ ♪ ♪. >> brown: musical career took off in the 1990s. ♪ ♪. >> brown: she late err moved back permanently to mali's capitol where she's lived through the troubled recent times for her country, including an islamist insurgency that for a time lead to the burning of precious manufacture you scripts and books and banning of music in parts of the north. ♪ traore new album addresses the problems of mali and the continent but also as its title, beautiful africa suggests, much more. we talked recently in washington and i asked her first how she describes her music. >> i would describe my music as mallian-- music, a mix of a profound mallian culture in wh

she will succeed michael kaiser after 13 years in the post. she's a present of the chicago symphony orchestra a sexy asian. next, for many ndc, and expected day >> morning snow close schools across our area. allow storms'impact people a lot of free time as sam ford shows us. they use that time in different ways. fell so heavily the dome was just a shadow. >> i am from minnesota. -- this whole concept of closing down is silly. >> workers enjoyed it. home depot was a busy place. rock salt and christmas decoration were popular items. we solve this trio walking a tree home. >> we got the cat to the vet, and now a christmas tree. >> finally, an unexpected day off means a trip to sliding hill. kidslace was teeming with taking advantage of the slopes. >> it was faster than i thought it would be. one told us the formula. was popular with robbers. off, most employees were not street crews. more than 200 trucks between -- as temperatures dropped further. >> it is going to re-freeze. temperatures have been the coldest they have been for a while. , the sa

. >>> a marine is guilty of killing another marine. 22-year-old michael poth now faces 60 years in prison for the murder of philip bushong. poth stabbed bushong after the two got into a fight in southeast d.c. back in april of 2012. he will be sentenced in february. >>> tonight there's a $25,000 reward being offered in a forestville, maryland murder. around 3:00 this morning dalonte jackson was killed inside this bp gas station in the 3200 block of walters lane. doesn't work at the station, but police say it appears that he was killed during a robbery. >>> who would steal from the salvation army? try a pair of no good low down crooks. look at this video. two suspects caught on camera breaking into the salvation army offices early sunday morning at the solomon g. brown corps community center in southeast. they cleaned out the safe and a bunch of those famous red kettles, thousands of donated dollars not even counted yet. a security guard said the thieves threatened him with a knife when he tried to stop them. >> it just makes you feel like you want it give up on people, but you can't. >> w

last week, michael lost his four-year battle with a rare form of bone cancer, and though his short life was plagued with exhausting treatments, those who loved michael said nothing could dampen his spirit. >> michael was able to touch in his short ten years more than most of us ever will in a hundred. >> he loved the giants, yankees, and politics. he even got advice from his mayor on his stump speech for class president. tod the day was the best for michael ever. >> none of us know how to live in the moment, maybe we need to look at kids. because he was just living in the moment. >> reporter: to ensure michael would get to celebrate the holiday, neighbors and friends decorated his house weeks ago with lights and ornaments. and though today was most certainly sad, his classmates chose to remember their friend as happy because michael was always happy. >> he was very special and he touched so many people's lives, and everybody loved him. >> reporter: michael is not just survived by his family, but the entire town of ridgewood, new jersey, who will forever know him as their chief. >> i wis

hello, i'm michael cameron. 17 years ago i took my first steps into my new school. when i entered that classroom i found someone who was willing to listen to the musings of a 5-year-old. his name was tom and at any rate h at that time, he was our kindergarten teacher he took notes of a bug art and the teacher helps the standard put together a minnesota story that is acted out by other students. tom showed me i could do something with my stories. i spent 8 and a half at creative arts. when we studied messing man adhesive i wrote an open are a and we were allowed to show all the 5 pill last year's by outlining stories in the muslim word. the school year i was offered the opportunity to rehave you known the arts program. although the school as grown and matured in many ways it's remained you it's essence. i'm happy to see that i'm in a great learning environment. for allowing this school to continue to grow and develop on behalf of envy generation and for all those who have come after me. thank you (clapping.) hello >> hello, i'm a long the parents at creative arts. my

because we may have majority of the governors next year. >> who knows better about the stars in the republican party than michaelon't have a majority of governorships next year. nor will you have the majority in the senate at the end of 2014. i think there's a real movement afoot and a legitimate one by the gop to make the smart effort this time as opposed to the last two times where they've blown the opportunity to take the senate in 2014. but i think the bigger prediction for me, the presidential race takes shape in the 2014 primaries where we're seeing tea party and establishment republicans lock horns. the winner of that battle will set the stage for the governors and the senators and others who will put their names in the hat for 2016. >> i predict that you're going to see an unusual turnout of voters in the midterm elections 2014. usually midterms we don't see big votes. we don't see big voter turnout. i think that the public is coming out because they have more reason to stand up and stand in line. they did it in 2012. well, that's all we have time for tonight. the orchestra is about to play me off. and o

michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom the former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living now she's ashamed to send her son now to work especially since she knows it's illegal. and. seth young there is legislation around obvious there in the legislation around that way and set around young people away and nice if that and then sell that and would probably be in trouble and if it was found their way. and there was alice i'm not the absence of. if the authorities discovered that michael worked so much lea would risk having her benefits cut off and losing custody of her son. i think i've always been dismissive of people not weigh in and things before the cost. i think people charlie. perhaps now looking back. that. have been there and have to be. i think and accept him and. possibility. lee and michael live in yorkshire but the heart of traditional england the coal mines then the big chemicals industry used to guarantee the prosperity of local people today one third of the region's tax

your side michael season. 7 on your side michael finy on >> consumer news tonight and why you may want to rethink gift card for someone on your christmas list this year reveal some gift card pitfall that you really that he had to watch out for. here's michael. >> 5 years ago i got this. >> this group of consumer report employee hardly a scientific sample that their experience show why buying gift card may a waste of money. one woman here accumulated dozens of gift cards. >> it is starting to become a burden. i would rather have cash. >> believe it or not it's estimated that 1.8 billion dollars worth of gift cards purchased last year are gathering dust and likely never here in california gift cards can not have an expiration date. if purchasing a gift card outside of the state the federal legislation requires retailers nationwide to honor cards for 5 years. but monthly inactivity fee can kick in after a single year. l value of the card long before it expires. >> i had one gift card where all the money was again by the time i tried lick 3 years later. >>reporter: gift card with bank logo like american express or visa can be used at wide variety of stor

year. >> michael, stay with us.is thoughts on the pound and the euro and on bond markets. ♪ michael, director of research. for up for me the outlook fixed income markets within the eurozone and the euro in 2014. >> fixed income markets are a tale of two. they will not rise as much as treasury yields. small looking for a increase, two percent. bond yields are the ultimate safe haven. if you think that anything could go wrong in europe -- >> could we see a blowout and yields? the periphery bond markets? >> in the first couple of months, it will be driven by european specific events. a widening of yields driven by the feds and driven by the global fame. we have seen spain and italy perform extremely well. inple of had a very good run the 17 months or so since august of 2012. not too much of a spread against treasuries. i think we can see a bit of a spillover effect. >> do you see there is a possibility that all of the attention will be focused on the cene?ean banking s put the european banking crisis back on the front

they have signed michael morse one year deal for 6 million dollars.n really is which morse shows up 2 years ago the 6 foot 5 2 inch slugger hit 303 and 31 homer last year he only hit 21513 home inter80 games. if morse is healthy think like pat in 2010 and maybe a great fit. warriors host the rocket tomorrow night without o'neal. in fact without o'neal indefinitely having surgery on the wright wrist. 6 points 3 and a half rebound in the game. with him out this is the last thing that the warriors need in the front court. nfl thursday night football. chargers trying to play off hopes alive with the pwrvrping os in denve denver. you figure they will will blow them out. manning throws for 2 89. former he high hurts his way in the end zone to tie at 10. keen of davis like there. allen only 2 catches but here out wrestle the defender for the touch did you know and charmers shock the pwrvrng no, sir denver 27-20 improving to 7 and 7. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino oychlt thank you for beastly sports. >> once upon a time, an insurance clerk s

michael factbender, 12 years of slaves. jared ledo, dallas fires club. best performance by an actress in a motion picture drama. cate blanchett, blue jasmine, sandra bullock, gravity. judi dench, fill a me that. emma thompson, saving mr. banks. kate winslet, labor day. thank you. >> olivia wilder making some of the announcements. let's hear more. >> best performance by an actor in a mini-series or motion picture made for television. matt damon, behind the c candelab candelabra. michael douglas, behind the candle la bra. dancing on the edge, address eldra, al pacino. best television series drama, breaking bad, amc. "downton abbey," pbs, the good wife, cbs. house of cards, netflix, mattress of sex, show time. best performance by an actress in a supporting role in a motion picture. sale hawkins, blue jasmine. jennifer lawns, american hustle. la pita youngo, 12 years a slave. julia roberts, august osage county. jude squid, nebraska. best performance by an actress in a motion picture, comedy or musical. amy adams, american hustle. julie dellpy, before midnigh

michael was mar yid for 20 years before telling his wife about the incident. >> i was relieved. i felt there was intimacy issues. i lisped and assured him we'd get through in. >> geri lynn helped michael when his mental illness overwhelming. >> you came in here. >> i sat in that car. >> you planned to kill yourself in the garage. >> yes, i got in the car and turned it on. a moment. sanity. >> he stopped himself before the carbon monoxide took his life. he says he believes he's alive today because he has a higher purpose, to help people like javier and mike scott. >> the men marched together during the veteran's day parade. they carried a banner to raise awareness about male sexual military. >> this is a banner representing much. >> you haven't publicly come forward about. yes, difficult. up. >> stand up and shed light on one of the darkest parts of their lives. >> the pentagon reports almost 14,000 men said that they have been sexually abused or harass. as you saw survivors keep the assault secret for decades, military leaders made strides in addressing the issue. specific progra

they have signed michael morse one year deal for 6 million dollars.uestion really is which morse shows up 2 years ago the 6 foot 5 2 inch slugger hit 303 and 31 homer last year he only hit 21513 home inter80 games. if morse is healthy think like pat in 2010 and maybe a great fit. warriors host the rocket tomorrow night without o'neal. in fact without o'neal indefinitely having surgery on the wright wrist. 6 points 3 and a half rebound in the game. with him out this is the last thing that the warriors need in the front court. nfl thursday night football. chargers trying to play off hopes alive with the pwrvrping os in denve denver. you figure they will will blow them out. manning throws for 2 89. former he high hurts his way in the end zone to tie at 10. keen of davis like there. allen only 2 catches but here out wrestle the defender for the touch did you know and charmers shock the pwrvrng no, sir denver 27-20 improving to 7 and 7. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino oychlt thank you for beastly sports. >> yes. >> and why can you move the

i'll let you know how i did next year. >> if you had to pick just one which would you pick, michael? hard. united technology wos be tuld b one. i can't bet against 15 years of that track record. it really is remarkable company with fabulous management. >> good to see you, sir. thank you for joining us. cnbc contributor michael farr with his five picks for 2014. >> comes around tomorrow night. a new super tax for the super rich. you got to hear this. plus online date cigarette more mobile than ever. why josh lipton can't get off that phone it sticks to him like glue. the inbox is always full. josh will sit it down to explain the new big business of mobile dating. [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of exacting precision and some of the best offers of the year at the lexus december to remember sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile

year for the president's. he has actually done us a service, he has made the white house michael bowl again. e first four years you cannot touch him. but now more rock obama leadership skills, it is like st. paul and dean at the apollo. >> i like where you are going with this. we all have a fall from grace. >> i just want people to understand that the top news stories of the year are different than the top 10 legitimate stories of the year. we are not dealing with the death or destruction, a disease common deficits. we're talking about the events that allowed comedienneans . >> and thony wienrer is no. 9 on the list. here is the source of most of the problems that could be contributed to his name. of course, the other, back, mark stanford was a disgrace and governor and he warned his congressional seat back. he did not do well. >> let's talk about number eight, the pope. pope francis. he is the man of the year by time magazine. it is going to be interesting how this deal with the conservative catholics. how they would deal--here is amazing, while the other polls, we have had to pope benefit-b

supreme court justice cleared the way for michael morton to find out why efd that could have set him free was not turned over to his lawyers -- >> nearly 25 yearsis chance. his last shot at freedom. he knew he was innocent. but time had worn away his resolve. >> was there any moment or period during your incarceration where you doubted yourself or you doubted maybe even reality? >> i wondered. i started to doubt a little bit, or question, and you really start thinking, well, i might die here. of old age. >> morton's attorneys fought for years to have dna testing done on a blue bandana found near the morton's home where his wife, christine, was murdered. the prosecution called the bandana insignificant. >> i told the court, and i'm quoting, this bandana may contain the blood of the victim, christine morton, plus perhaps mingled with the blood of the murderer. >> it did. the dna was a match. not with morton, but with this man, mark allen nor wood. nor wood was eventually found to have murdered christine morton and afterwards another woman, deborah baker, a live that could have been saved. morton was finally cleared. but there was another twist. k

but it was home for three 8-year-old boys named stevie branch, christopher byers and michael more. >>were best buddies. christopher started coming in to be friends, i'm going to say, about a month or so before they passed away. but it was always stevie and michael moore. >> on may 5th, 1993, the three boys went to school, came home and went out to play. stevie branch's mother, pam hobbs, remembers it like it was yesterday. >> we wasn't home probably five or ten minutes when michael moore came over and asked if stevie could come and go ride bikes with him. and i was telling him, i said, not today, son, i'm getting ready for work and i'm cooking and all that, and he and michael just kept begging and begging, please, let me go. so like a lot of parents do, i gave in and i said okay. >> do you remember the last thing stevie said to you? >> "i love you, mama." and rode off and just as happy as he could be. >> steve branch, christopher byers and michael moore were all last seen right here on this street. and they were doing what 8-year-old boys would normally do. they were playing, having f

year to see. it was just released. >>> michael jackson's ki in 1977, an 8-year-old boy picked up the game of golfer. the odds of that same boy then making it to the u.s. and european pro golf tours? 1 in 7 million. the odds of the "big easy" winning the u.s. open once twice? 1 in 1.2 billion. the odds of him having a child diagnosed with autism? 1 in 88. ernie els encourages you to learn the signs of autism. ♪ skinny so skinny >>> the rock and roll hall of fame coming out with a new list of inductees. >> i looked at the graphics we made and they have aged. so it is hard in some cases -- first inductee. do you know who the guy on the left is? i saw him. he is awesome. peter gabriel. >> you have to know the middle one. >> hall and oats. >> oh, my gosh. that is hall and oats. >> i know kiss. that is an old hall and oats. >> kiss could be 99 and look like they did the. >> on the left look at the guy, nirvana and in the middle just passed away. >> linda ronstadt. >> what a beautiful voice. >> and on the right. that's a tough one. >> yousef islam. >> formerly known as -- >> cat stevens. >> they are the

they have signed michael morse one year deal for 6 million dollars.lly is which morse shows up 2 years ago the 6 foot 5 2 inch slugger hit 303 and 31 homer last year he only hit 21513 home inter80 games. if morse is healthy think like pat in 2010 and maybe a great fit. warriors host the rocket tomorrow night without o'neal. in fact without o'neal indefinitely having surgery on the wright wrist. 6 points 3 and a half rebound in the game. with him out this is the last thing that the warriors need in the front court. nfl thursday night football. chargers trying to play off hopes alive with the pwrvrping os in denve denver. you figure they will will blow them out. manning throws for 2 89. former he high hurts his way in the end zone to tie at 10. keen of davis like there. allen only 2 catches but here out wrestle the defender for the touch did you know and charmers shock the pwrvrng no, sir denver 27-20 improving to 7 and 7. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino oychlt thank you for beastly sports. >> yes. and why can you move the tv out here?

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and michael's mother appointed last year. he says the kids happy with the arrangement. >>> on to sports. an impressive new title for king james. miami heat star lumberton has been named the -- loims hebron has been named the fleet of the year. he's only the third basketball player to receive the award in the 83-year history joining michael jordan and larry byrd. he picked up his fourth mvp award. >> all right. >>> animal hospital in colorado, rising to the occasion when faced with a one of a kind emergency. a chihuahua milk in labor anonymously dump ted clinic in a laundry basket. the birth wasn't going so well, the puppy was stuck. >> the vet appeared an emergency cspection, but the puppy appeared dead. about 45 minutes they they heard crying, and they named the pupal miracle. >> amazing. one pup? >> yeah -- >> later of one? >> 45 minutes later. >> wow. >> can you imagine? i -- that truly is a miracle. >> that was something else. cute. >>> coming up, the viral video just posted yesterday getting nearly a half a million views

years? >> he called bob michael -- >> can we talk about the current scandal? let's make it clear what he di in 2006 givinga us a history lesson. how has washington chged in the past 25 years? in 1988, he wrote the 100th congress had been one of the most adopted in decades. people.congress has of ability the standard they have set is higher than constituents demand. they are not content just to hold power. they want to exercise it. compare that to this congress. reid, the majority leader, said congress is as popular as cockroach. i have never seen a cockroach lobby. afterachange occurred 1988 and crystallized in the election of 1994 and people got elected by running against the job. in other words, i hate washington, i hate congress. therefore, likely to congress. it is the equivalent of someone applying to be a babysitter saying i have a masters in child psychology -- i hate children. but that has becomthe formula for getting elected and reelected. you spend less time in washington, not to know your colleagues, and take pride in that. you sleep on the offi cou