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you have mackenzie's stepmother, michelle phillips. e was the second wife of mackenzie's dad. she was a member of the mammas and the papas as well and she's outraged over mackenzie's incest claims. here's what she telled the hollywood reporter. "i have every reason to believe it was untrue, john because a bad parent and a drug addict, but blanking his daughter. if she thinks it's true, why isn't she with a good psychologist on a couch? mackenzie has had a lot of mental illness with she's had a needle stuck up her harm for 35 years. and michelle ranted again today to "vanity fair." but watch what she told oprah today about her stepmother's comments. >> when michelle found out i was writing this book, she vowed to do everything she could to discredit me. and oprah, this is -- either she's protecting the mammas and papas brand for her own reasons or she is having a textbook reaction. she's embarrassed. sweep it under the carpet. protect the abuser. i don't have a history of mental illness. i have a history of addiction. >> cooper, what's y

is lying. >> we spoke to michelle phillips who said she does not believe mackenzie. >> michelle phillips pulls no punches. she brings up the long history of drug abuse saying," you should take with a grain of salt anything that's said by a person with a needle stuck in her arm for years. it's disgusting. >> it has to hurt her. not only is she coming out telling her her truth but her stepmother comes out and publicly barbs her. >> on the other side, her sister, chynna phillips, one-third of the singing group wilson phillips. >> chynna, which "us" magazine spoke to is standing by her sister. >> in her shocking interview with the magazine, she revealed she's known the shocking secret for more than a decade. she told us," i knew it was true. i mean, who in their right mind would make such a claim if it wasn't true? >> she said she wasn't very comfortable with mackenzie doing the book and wished she had come to her first and knew it was happening. she does support her. she's behind her. she loves her. >> this morning on the "today" show, mackenzie said the reaction from her family is all too

drug use provoked an explosive reaction today, including from her famous stepmother, singer michelle phillipsr famous sister, singer chynna phillips. >> it sounds like right now there's definitely some strife within the family. >> reporter: mackenzie's father john phillips was a founding member of the mammas and the papas, the 1960s group responsible for classics such as "california dreaming." john phillips died in 2001. mackenzie's claims on "opera" are from her new book that just came out, a memoir called "high on arrival." mackenzie claims her father first had sex with her after a drug-induced blackout back when she was a teen starting on the 1970s sitcom "one day at a time." >> i woke up that night from a blackout to find myself having sex with my own father. >> reporter: mackenzie says that led to a consensual sexual relationship. but this morning on the "today" show, she disputed headlines online and in newspapers today calling it a ten-year affair. >> people say for ten years i had this relationship. at 18 i was molested. then maybe three years later, i started waking up with my pants

michelle phillips says that all of the nieces and nephews in the phillips family are not going to school now. they're staying home and they're sobbing because she has essentially shamed the entire phillips family. is that something that she should have taken into consideration or not? >> no. i mean, look, she shamed the phillips family, maybe so. what about what she has been living with and dealing with over her entire life? there is never an easy way or a good way to come forward with this. i say bravo. any way you can get this message out, this is an epidemic in america. there are women that this happens to -- >> incest is an epidemic? i didn't know that. >> absolutely. it is huge. and it's impossible to get the number on -- >> adult incest? >> only if you are in the field and you treat people as a psychiatrist or a psychologist do you hear these stories time after time after time, again. and the women are scared -- >> but are the people that you're hearing them from addicts? heroin addicts? >> they're all -- >> who have just gotten sober less than a year ago? >> are these stories abou

drug use provoked an explosive reaction today, including from her famous stepmother, singer michelle phillips, and her famous sister, singer chynna phillips. >> it sounds like right now there's definitely some strife in the family. >> reporter: mackenzie's father was a member of the popular mammas and the papas. john phillips died in 2001. mackenzie's claims on "opera" are from her new book that just came out. mackenzie claims her father first had sex with her after a drug-induced blackout back when she was a teen starting on the 1970s sitcom "one day at a time." >> i woke up that night from a blackout to find myself having sex with my own father. >> reporter: mckenzie says that led to a consensual sexual relationship. but this morning on the "today" show, he disputed headlines online and in newspapers today calling it a ten-year affair. >> people say for ten years i had this relationship. at 18 i was molested. then maybe three years later, i started waking up with my pants down around my ankles. and then maybe two years after that, it became consensual. so to call it a ten-year affair or a t

michelle phillips says that all of the nieces and nephews in the phillips' family are not going to schooley're staying home and sobbing because she has essentially shamed the entire phillips family. is that something she should have taken into consideration or not? >> no. i mean, she shamed the phillips family, maybe so. what about what she is be living with and dealing with over her entire life? never an easy way to come forward with this. i say bravo. any way you can get this message out, this is an epidemic in america. there are women that this happens -- >> incest is an epidemic? i didn't know. >> absolutely. it is huge and it is impossible. >> adult incest? >> only if you're in the field and you treat people as a psychiatrist or psychologist do you hear the stories time after time after time after -- again and the women are scared and they're ashamed. >> are the people you're hearing them from addicts, heroin addicts who have just gotten sober less than a year ago possibly? >> are they stories about adult incest? that's a different form. >> it is so hard to come forward and this is a

-- she became michelle phillips.g back and forth between the homes. your dad's home was a mansion. it was really a lot about drugs and whatever you want goes, a lot of hedonism, and you were introduced to pot brownies, i guess, when you were 10. by 11, you were snorting coke in school? >> yeah. i mean, it was a different time, and you know, the kind of parenting that i experienced, although my father, i believe, did the best with what he could with what he was given as a child, as he grew into a man. he did the best he could, and my mother was integral in keeping me, you know, healthy and well for as long as possible. and my aunt rosie, my father's sister, really helped raise me, too. >> but again, in reading the book, it seems like much of your time, you were really strung out, even as a little kid. i mean, you talk about your dad at some point saying to you, "whatever turns you on." was there any adult in your life at that point saying this is not right? >> no. there were people who were, you know, around us, but i

is lying. >> we spoke to michelle phillips who said she does not believe mackenzie. >> michelle phillips pulls no punches. she brings up the long history of drug abuse saying," you should take with a grain of salt anything that's said by a person with a needle stuck in her arm for years. it's disgusting. >> it has to hurt her. not only is she coming out telling her her truth but her stepmother comes out and publicly barbs her. >> on the other side, her sister, china, a phillips, one-third of the singing group wilson phillips. >> chynna, which "us" magazine spoke to is standing by her sister. >> in her shocking interview with the magazine, she revealed she's known the shocking secret for more than a decade. she told us," i knew it was true. i mean, who in their right mind would make such a claim if it wasn't true. >> she said she wasn't very comfortable with mackenzie doing the book and wished she had come to her first and knew it was happening. she does support her. she's behind her. she loves her. >> this morning on the "today" show, mackenzie said the reaction from her family is all to

michelle phillips says that all of the nieces and nephews in the phillips family are not going to school now, they're staying home and they're sobbing because she has essentially shamed the entire phillips family. is that something that she should have taken into consideration or not? >> no. i mean, she shamed the phillips family, maybe so. what about what she has been living with and dealing with over her entire life? there is never an easy way or a good way to be able to come forward with this. and i say bravo. any way you can get this message out. this is an epidemic in america. there are women that this happens to -- >> incest is an epidemic? i didn't know that. >> absolutely. it is huge and it's impossible -- >> adult incest? >> only if you are in the field and you treat people as a psychologist or psychiatrist do you hear these stories time after time after time and the women are scared and -- >> but there are people that you're hearing them from addicts, heroin addicts who have just gotten sober less than a year ago? >> and stories about adult incest? that's a very different form.

. >> the fallout over mackenzie phillips incest revelation, as step-mom michelle phillips says she'sg. >> there's go to be denial and anger. >> new bomb shells she didn't tell oprah. >> he said, you know, i think we should run away together. i thought to myself, i'm going to hell. >> the tears on her father's death bed. >> forgiveness isn't for the other person. forgiveness is for you. >> plus, the lost love song they wrote during their relationship. ♪ take care of me >>> "krcsi" versus "grey's anatomy."

your stepmom, michelle phillips, said you know, she can't verify this. >> how could she verify it?> of course not. >> your sister, half sister china says, you know, she has no doubt that you're telling the truth, and your brother says he doesn't know whether it's happened, but you know, he doesn't doubt you. how do you feel about your family's reaction to this? >> i have great compassion for what my family's going through. this is what any family goes through when this type of thing comes to light. the fact that this is so public makes it twice as difficult for everybody, and i love my brothers and sisters and we all experienced our father in a very different way, thank god. and you know, i just hope that we have an opportunity to heal. we are having, you know, a very typical reaction to a very horrific reality. >> i've got to tell you, i can't understand -- i mean, i can't imagine it, and i listened to you during meredith's interview. how do you not feel incredible rage about what this man did? >> anyone who knew my dad will know that he was very charismatic and brilliant and all

in a statement to us weekly, xeks wife michelle phillips said should you take with a grain of salt anythingby a person who has had a needle stuck in their arm for 35 years. the whole story is disgusting. mackenzie phillips ended the sbr view saying she's ready to move on no matter how difficult that may be. >> in finding redemption and freedom from for myself maybe i'll be giving a little piece of to somebody else to hold on to. >> and in a statement to us michelle phillips her stepmother, added, quote, whether her relationship with her father is delusional or not, it is an unfortunate circumstance and very hurtful for our entire family. we'll stay on top of the story, but right now we'll switch gears, talk to dave about the weather. good morning again. >>> good morning for you guys. let's take a check of the weather picture. we'll begin with fire danger again on the west coast. temperatures, dry conditions, just not cooperating. and look at these numbers. ak have a men sacramento at 96. interior sections well above normal conditions. this is a nightmare scenario for firefighters battling t

michelle phillips says that all of the nieces and nephews in the phillips family are not going to schoole staying home and they're sobbing because she has essentially shamed the entire phillips family. is that something that she should have taken into consideration or not? >> no. i mean, look, she shamed the phillips family, maybe so. she has been living with and dealing with it over her entire life. there is never an easy way or good way to come forward with this. i say bravo. any way you can get this message out. this is an epidemic in america. there are women that this happens to -- >> incest is an epidemic? i didn't know that. >> absolutely. it is huge. and it's impossible -- >> adult incest? >> only if you are in the field and you treat people as a psychiatrist or a psychologist, do you hear these stories time after time after time, again. and the women are -- >> but are the people that you're hearing them from addicts? heroin addicts? >> they're all -- >> who has just gotten sober less than a year ago? >> how about the stories about adult incest. that's a very different form. >> al

. >> the fallout over mackenzie phillips incest revelation, as michelle phillips says she' lying. >>o to be denial and anger. >> new bomb shells she didn't tell oprah. >> she said, you know, i think we should run away together. i thought to myself, i'm going to hell. >> the tears on her father's death bed. >> forgiveness isn't for the other person. forgiveness is for you. >> plus, the lost love song they wrote during their relationship. ♪ take care of me "csi" versus "grey's anatomy." >> i know that you walked into some fireworks. >> the secret plot twist to own thursday night. >> then, fasten your seat belts. >> we have been flipping cars, blowing things up. >> on the set of

former pop sta china phillips says she believes her half sister, but step mother michelle phillips don'tifhe story is true." john phillips died in 2001, a victim of his own drug and alcohol abuse. last year on "today," mackenzie remembered how her own drug use got her fired from "one day at a time." >> it was, and therefore, we don't gloss over it, because it would be untrue to history. ♪ california dreamin' >> reporter: a personal history that included a dark and disturbing secret until now. chris jansing, nbc news, los anges. >> and again, the book is called "high on arrival." mackenzie phillips, good morning to you. >> good morning, meredith. >> i think anybody reading your book will probably conclude, it's a macle that you're alive, given all the drug use, the rape, the kidnapping. how would you describe your childhood? >> well, i mean, it was like a fantasy world. i mean, it was -- b you know, to me, it wa't, because we experice what we know, and what we know is what we've experienced. >> and what you experienced at 10 years old, it started with these pot brownies. your parents had

michelle phillips told us she didn't believe her.e has had this rocky road and she is on and off all the time, just as the doctor said. >> these claims have polarized her extended family. but michelle's daughter, mackenzie's sister, china phillips, says i do believe her, and as you just heard, china is telling us weekly she knows it's true. she told oprah she was their dad's only victim. listen to this -- >> i know for a fact that i'm the only daughter that this happened to. i don't know why he chose me to visit his demons upon. i don't know that. i wish that he were here, still alive. >> would you have told the story if he were alive? >> that i don't know about. probably. >> china and mackenzie will appear together on tomorrow's oprah. i have to say, russell, are you watching this train wreck with horror? this is a family being torn apart and spilling on television what i think should be dealt with in a group family therapy session. >> i'm definitely watching, you know, and mackenzie better know her oprah history. if she's not telli

michelle phillips says that all of the nieces and nephews in the phillips' family are not going to schoole she has essentially shamed the entire phillips family. is that something she should have taken into consideration or not? >> no. i mean, she shamed the phillips family, maybe so. what about what she is be living with and dealing with over her entire life? never an easy way to come forward with this. i say bravo. any way you can get this message out, this is an epidemic in america. there are women that this happens -- >> incest is an epidemic? i didn't know. >> absolutely. it is huge and it is impossible. >> adult incest? >> only if you're in the field and you treat people as a psychiatrist or psychologist do you hear the stories time after time after time after -- again and the women are scared and they're ashamed. >> are the people you're hearing them from addicts, heroin addicts who have just gotten sober less than a year ago possibly? >> are they stories about adult incest? that's a different form. >> it is so hard to come forward and this is always what happens. no one believes y

michelle phillips says that all of the nieces and nephews in the phillips family are not going to schoolas essentially shamed the entire phillips family. is that something she should have taken into consideration or not. >> no. i mean, look, she shined the phillips family, maybe so. what about what she has been living with and dealing with over her entire life? there is never an easy way or good way to be able to come forward with this. i say, bravo, any way you can get this message out, this is an epidemic in america there. are women that this happens -- >> incest is an epidemic? i didn't know that. >> absolutely. it is huge and it's impossible to get the number. >> adult incest? >> only if you are in the field and you treat people as a psychiatrist or a psychologist do you hear these stories time after time after time after -- again. and, the women are scared and they're ashamed. >> the people you are hearing them from addicts, heroin addicts who have just gotten sober less than a year ago possibly. >> -- stories about adult incest? that's a very different -- >> all i will say it is so

>> that's right, and even her stepmother, michelle phillips told us how can you trust something that someone says when they've had a needle in their arm for 35 years. >> speaking about mackenzie phillips. >> and there were other phillips siblings who did not choose to comment for this story. so there is some questioning within the family about this. and, of course, mackenzie phillips herself has had a long history of drug abuse and problems with the law for 30 years. but yet this is what she's saying in her book. and john phillips passed away in 2001. so he's not here to give his account of this story. >> what is chynna phillips saying about her relationship with her father john phillips? >> you know, she never really had one. her parents split when she was 2, she grew up in l.a., her dad was in new york. she said she only saw him once every couple of years. they really did not have much of a relationship. and, in fact, she never talked to him about the things that mackenzie told her during the four years that she knew before her dad passed away. >> so she never confronted him? >> nev

michelle phillips sauce saying, she did celebrity rehab. and now, she wants a book. chynna phillips says she believes her stepsister, telling "us weekly," when mackenzie told her in 1997, the news sent her into a deep, sadness and depression. a part of me died when i found out. >> writing this book is i wanted to earn the right to speak about forgiveness. forgiveness isn't for the other person. it's not to give the other person peace. forgiveness is for you. >> reporter: today, tiffany is happily married to a man she describes as her rock. she's in therapy and healing slowly. >> we've been there. it's so hard. the pain is unimaginable. it's important that you go through the pross and heal. >> reporter: you should know, tiffany gives talks for the rape abuse incest international network to help others. counselors for r.a.i.n. says anyone trying to find help, should start by telling someone safe, that you trust. and to reach out to organizations at can provide all sorts of resources, counseling, and a game plan to confront the abuse. and of course, if the abuse is over,

stepmom michelle phillips said mackenzie is lying., i have every reason to believe it's untrue. she's had a needle stuck up her arm for 35 years. sister chynna react differently saying mckenzie oig told her about the favor 12 years ago. >> i believed her because -- well, first of all, who is going to go out of their way to like say, yeah, i had sex with dad. >> all these negative feelings flying around in her family can jeopardize her recovery. >> reporter: but mckenzie's best friend says all the talk might actually help her. telling us, quote, she has lived with this for 30 plus years and talking about this now is an important part of her recovery. mackenzie phillips talks about her father and her life long battle with drug addiction in her memoir, high on arrival, and she's here to talk to us this morning, as well. good morning. >> good morning. gasoline when i met and you few seconds ago go, go, you said what a week it has been. why, what did you expect after you came out with this revelation? >> i expected it to be explosive, but

we received a statement from michelle phillips. who says that john was a drug addict.ry reason to think it is untrue. the blogosphere is ablaze with the definition of incest. >> there's more about this story right now at abc news.com. thanks to you, juju. >>> coming up, cameron mathison, and the boyhood challenge that ♪ the best way to tell how great you look... is in your jeans. drop a jean size in two weeks... with the special k challenge. with more delicious options than ever. jeans don't lie. go to... the new specialk.com to design your plan. get what dermatologists now recommend to fight aging... in new aveeno positively ageless multidefense. a combination of a high spf and powerful antioxidants... designed to reduce lines and wrinkles in just 4 weeks. new from aveeno. the only three layered bath " tissue with plush-quilts ® . it's so luxurious, it may inspire you to make all the things you touch ultra plush. quilted northern ultra plush ® luxury you can see and feel. the moisturizer in other body washes sits on top of skin. only new dove has nutriummoisture... wh

michelle phillips said that she doesn't believe her.eryone is pretty divided because she has had this rocky road and she is on and off all the time, just as the doctor said. >> as she just said, it polarizes her extended family. she told a hollywood reporter that it happened a while back and then said, oh, i was just joking but she says, i do believe her and oprah she was her dad only victim. listen to this. >> i know for fact that i'm the only daughter that this happened to and i don't know why he chose me to visit his demons upon me. i don't know that. i wish that he were here still alive. >> would you tell the story if you were alive? >> that i don't know about. probably. >> china mackenzie will now appear together on oprah's show tomorrow. as a pop culture expert, are you watching this train wreck with horror? this is a family being torn apart and spilling on television what i think personally could be dealt with in a group family therapy session. >> well, i'm definitely watching. and mackenzie better know her history. when she told

phillips 's shocking revelation. now she is back for their reaction. take a minute to join our oprah fan club. >>> michelleobama is blank hostess in pittsburgh. >> there is a new way to pay your taxicab fare. we have more on these stories. good morning, tiffany. >> good morning. this marks a first for michelle obama. she's making her international entertaining debut. she will guide the group towards the creative and performing arts school and later visit the andy warhol museum for a store. all of these passes will receive a one-of-a-kind porcelain tea set. you cannot leave the cash at home if you're planning eye- catching a taxicab in maryland. there is the first touch screen credit card device in the area. about 200 cars are equipped. the device debuted in new york two years ago. eight other cities have switched to try to deter would-be robbers. you saw this yesterday. the biggest baby is now the newest star. the baby is drawing crowds to the hospital. his pants and named him akbar, meaning "great." a woman who was pregnant just found out she is pregnant again. the second baby is due 2 1/2 weeks after the

phillip garrido. >>> let's get started. first lady michellethe push for health care reform. she is using her considerable popularity to try to win over women to her husband's plan. speaking just last hour, the first lady focused on the challenges of everyday highlighting the effects of the current system on women and their families. >> no longer can we sit by and watch the debate take on a life of its own. it is up to us to get involved, because what we have to remember is that now more than ever we have to channel our passions into change. >> winning the support of women is seen as crucial for president obama, as he fights to get his plans through congress. >>> an airport shuttle bus driver is supposed to be at an fbi office in denver right now for a third day of questioning. sources tell cnn najibullah zazi, a 24-year-old afghan immigrant, may be part of a madrid-style subway bomb plot. a co-worker says that is laughable. and listen to zazi's lawyer. >> i have no information confirming anything like that. and all i could possibly say is that

welcome back criminal defense attorney nicole debord and michelle golland and sam stanton from the sacramento bee. what is going on around philliprrido? >> right now they are preparing for a bail hearing for phillip and nancy garrido in el dorado county. they are in the jail refusing interviews. the antioch home has been closed off. they are not doing any type of search there at this point. right now they are trying to figure out how they missed so many opportunities to find her over the years. >> let's talk about that real quick, sam.úú three years, two dozen visits? >> well, no. it was more than that. he was on life time parole since 1999 he was on parole supervision by the state of california. they told me he would have been visited typically two or three times a month at that home. multiply that times ten years and look at the other cases where people came to the home. his home was the subject of this 1972 case, this rape allegation lodged against him back then, three years after he graduated from high school. he picked up, allegedly picked up a couple of young girls and was charged with drugging and raping one repeatedly. i

michelle kosinsky reporting. there is word yesterday defense attorneys challenged whether travolta's testimony is admissible in the case. >>> to the latest in the jaycee dugard case. police in california are looking at suspects phillip and nancy garrido in connection with two other unsolved kidnappings. police sent a week searching and dilging in the garrido's backyard. they were looking for any bodies that might have been buried there. so far they say they found nothing significant to connect the garridos to two other unsolved kidnappings. both of the cold cases involved girls who disappeared under circumstances similar to those involved in the abduction of jaycee dugard. >> we will continue to pursue phillip garrido as a potential suspect and will walk away from these properties knowing we left no stone unturned. >>> in another strange twist, a man who claimed to be jaycee dugard's biological father made an emotional plea yesterday to meet her. ken slaton says he was romantically involved with jaycee's mother in 1979 and the family says he is just looking for publicity. jaycee and her daughters remain in seclusion while jaycee and her mother try to reconnect and recover from the kidnapping ordeal that lasted 18 ye

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michele bachmann and others tried to suggest barack obama wasn't born in the united states. that's ridiculous and it's crazy that they should back down to something that was actually not that bad. >> phillip's not that bad to suggest that president bush may have had prior knowledge of 9/11. it not only indicts president bush but plenty of government officials behind him who they say knowingly allowed -- no. it said -- >> right, but philip -- >> knowingly allowed 3,000 americans to get slaughtered. that's an outrageous charge. >> phillip, that's not what van jones has said. besides, i don't know exactly -- do you know exactly what he said? keep in mind, i thought the president was warned in advance of 9/11 that bin laden determined to use planes to strike the u.s. if that was a reference to that presidential daily brief, would could argue that van jones may have been a legitimate argument. if he went beyond that and said, no, putting that aside, president bush knew about the attacks, didn't do anything to stop it, it was part of a conspiracy, then you're right. he should have been fired. do you know which one it is? >> the petition called for an investigation into whether government offici

is mackenzie phillips helping anyone by sharing this story so publicly or should she have kept it between herself and maybe her therapist? let's go to the phones and talk to michelle in san diego. what do you think? >> caller: i think that she did everybody a big service. i feel that when you're in the public eye, you know, there is things you tell and things you don't tell. i really feel like she was more humanized as a person by telling her story. and i believe that she will help tons of people with this because people who are going through something like that don't feel that they can speak out and she is being a helpful person in telling her story. >> greg in arizona. where are you on this? what are your thoughts? >> caller: i feel something that personal and private should be kept between you and your family and therapist and the only reason to come out and do this is for money. shame on oprah for televising it and mick jagger should get an attorney and sue her. >> i'm not sure how he weighs in. okay. all right. what do you think? [ inaudible ] >> you're on a bad cell. i apologize. we'll have to do it next time on a land line. sorry. we're being inundated with