murray hired by aeg live.s michael jackson and should aeg live pay damages? >> kevin boyle was the attorney for katherine jackson. >> the aeg defendants were negligent in hiring, retaken or supervising dr. conrad murray and that that ultimately led to the death of michael jackson. >> aeg live attorney, marvin putn putnam, said murray was working for jackson and not quite the company. >> i can't quite understand how they are make willing the claim they are make willing, given cop rad murray's own statement two days after michael's passing. he said i was hired by michael jackson. i had worked for michael jackson for years. >> aeg live stood to lose or gain millions based on the results of jackson's concerts and the jackson family claimed aeg live instructed murray, "not to look out for jackson's best interests, but rather, to do whatever medical procedures were calculated to get jackson to perform." and an e-mail, aeg live ceo sent to the show's director seemed to support their theory. >> it really is a smoking

conrad murray talks.atch. >> so in michael's case, what he needed at night was not demerol, it was not propofol, excuse me. he needed to have demerol. but since his supply chain was cut from beverly hills, he was on his own. and he had never shared that with me. so i had no idea why it was so impossible to see michael like a hamster that night. couldn't sit down, couldn't restless, looked as though he was out of the movie "thriller." and i could not imagine that he was doing something like this. had i had any knowledge, his treatment would have been different. he would have been taken to a hospital for acute withdrawal from opioids, and he would have been treated accordingly. >> in the video that is posted on your website, that you go through all the evidence in the trial and you knock it down you. refute what you think is wrong about the trial you. said you didn't know that about him. shouldn't you have known as his physician? >> if i made inquiries of michael as far as drug use and he never give the inf

murray and i to this point. he foarnld ahead. when senator kennedy was chairman, he worked with senator kennedy to say let's. i'm glad we're doing it today and in large measure because of senator mike enzi. story tim scott, he introduced the skills act that was passed in the house in the senate. he could have folded his arms and say i'm not going to cooperate but he said instead what can i do to help? there are things i want to make sure we do but not not address. tim scott was inimmeasurable help. rob portman was immeasurable help. so many members whose ideas were incorporated in this bill. i am appreciative of each and every one of them and i think the american people will too. i want to highlight a couple of things that are so important. unlike most things government does, we've scaled down the size of work force investment boards in the states and in the local communities. so they're working numbers, not so big and unwieldy. more money into training and less into bureaucracy. we scaled down a number of programs and consolidat

murray: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank our chairman and ranking member, senator hark i n and senator alexander for their tremendous work and banking of us as we worked through this process. and i again want to thank my partner, senator isakson, who was so diligent and true to his word and worked through every issue with us. and i want to thank him for that. i also just want to take a minute this afternoon to extend a sincere thank you to all the staff who worked so hard to help put this bill together, work through its challenges and get us to this point today where we have passed it in the senate. if the senate will bear with me, we have a lot of names but i think that tells you how many people worked so hard to do it. i want to thank from my office, senior advisee scott cheney, chief of staff mike spawn, my budget committee staff director evan schatz, stacy rich, and emma fulkerson from my floor and leadership staff, my entire communications team, especially he willy zubnick and shawn coin and everyone els

bill murray. over memorial day weekend a bachelor party got a surprise guest in the form of bill murray. it was not a stripper dress like bill murray, but jesse did have one of those before his wedding. mr. murray was kind enough to take time out of his busy schedule making people laugh to offer quirky advice to everyone but the groom. >> if you have someone that you think is the one, don't just sort of think in your ordinary mind think okay let's make a date and plan this and make a party and get married. take that person and travel around the world you. buy a plane ticket for the two of you to travel all-around the world and go to places that are hard to go to and hard to get out of. and if when you come back to jfk when you land in jfk and you are still in love with that person, get married at the airport. >> at my bachelor party we had a surprise guest who imparted wisdom. >> you had dan akroyd at your bachelor party? that's amazing. >> that was better than my comment in the prompter. no watch

murray was two sets in front before gael monfils came back, murray blitzed him.l madonna on course for a ninth -- raphael maddow on course for a night french open crown. women's draw, simona halep through to the semi's for the first time. halep, a junior champion at roland garros in 2000 eight, cruised to a straight sets victory over the 2009 champ. errani in straight sets. the first grand slam semi for petkovic. england and ecuador gave each other a test of world cup credentials in miami. italy held by luxembourg and slovenia.y beat ivory coast prepared for their campaign with a win over el salvador. this time around, they are in a favorable looking group c alongside colombia, japan, and greece. the star is surrounded by youngsters. >> they do not ask me much, they know how to play. be with the to national team is good enough. the few things we can tell them is that the world cup is not the same as a big game. it is the champions league of the nation's. you have to be ready. we have to avoid mistakes and be efficient. >> set to appear in his third finals. hoping

. >> and bill murray at it again. where the actor popped up this time and the pictures to prove it. >> great visibility tonight. we have a warm-up on the way. we talk about the father day forecast coming up. but first here's jimmy kimmel. >> here's a sample of what we have in store for you tonight. this is the official world cup soccer ball. l.a. galaxy sent this to me. do you want to play. >> sure bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. i'll have first pick from the huge selection of tempur-pedic mattresses. then, i'll get to choose $300 in pillows, sheets, and other free gifts. on top of that, up to 48 months interest-free financing. hurry! mattress discounters' tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. mmm, some alarm clock you turned out to be. ♪ mattress discounters is. >> newly released study by researchers at ucsf and stanford university could change the way we view race. as it applies to how doctors diagnose and treat th

. >> and bill murray at it again. where the actor popped up this time and the pictures to prove it. >> great visibility tonight. we have a warm-up on the way. we talk about the father day forecast coming up. but first here's jimmy kimmel. >> here's a sample of what we have in store for you tonight. this is the official world cup soccer ball. l.a. galaxy sent this to me. do you want to play. >> sure this saturday with searsfriday preview get up to 60% off men's tops and shorts plus, 50% off all die hard workboots and half off mechanic's tools sets great gifts start here start your search at sears. ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! start exploring at followyournola.com. is. >> newly released study by researchers at ucsf and stanford university could change the way we view race. as it applies to how doctors diagnose and treat their patients. cheryl jennings explains. >> came from mexico.

murray to come back next week or not. either way the committee can consider the war memorial budget as part of the entire budget. >> i know this is an outstanding issue and we would like to move this $400,000 into the general fund for to be able to reallocate that money. i also want to make sure we are being respectful of the fact that the department is stating there is an error and over the next week that will be figured out. i don't know -- >> since we are not making a decision, it doesn't matter. it's been noted an it's out there. either there was a mistake or there wasn't. >> you can make the reductions today which isn't an argument and we can simply outline the choice here and the issue here and the committee can consider this choice of whether to leave it in fund balance or take it to the general fund with that information in hand as part of next week and part of your final deliberations. >> why don't we do that. everything is tentative right now anyway in spite of public comment. ms. breed? >>supervisor london bree

murray on 10:0 0 p.m. >>> the famous bite, what they could do to the uruguay star ahead. kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps look after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand t

british fans are hoping andy murray's name can be added. can it be murray mania once again?e national football team is ranked in the world, bang bangladesh have never made it there. they have to support other times. we met one man who expresses support for his team. >> translator: when the football is on, everyone gets excited. there's a festive mood in the country. everybody goes to the market to buy flags and jerseys. i live on the edge of the town. everyone knows me as a big brazil fan. but some people think i'm crazy. i had a two story house i painted with colors of the brazilian flag. this year when i built my apartment block i painted in the colors of the brazilian team. i have liked brazil since i was a boy. i love the rhythm of the way they play football. it's like the rhythm of the summer dance. i know brazil football, but i've never been there. my whole family supports brazil. my son, my wife, my mother, all brazil supporters. they help me decorate our home in brazilian color when the world cup starts. at night we watch the match together with friends and family. w

there is a trick that andy murray is to get answers to -- you andy murray used to get to the top threebeen thereabouts but he hasn't really kicked off. >> is ranking a sliding, but his -- are his earnings going to sustain that level despite the slide and rankings? marketable,y federer. that is the way michael schumacher did and tiger woods did, to dominate a sport so much for so long. that is where you get the really big brands coming in and looking to associate themselves with you. >> it is a risky business to back a player or a team, isn't it? you have to look at what happened to the world cup was spain going out early. not a lot of people foresaw that. >> look, tiger woods had a bit of a blip and a lot of his sponsors changed when away, but you can't get away from the fact that they are huge names. federer became synonymous with tennis. woods became synonymous with golf. >> how can murray leave britain's plans further? he hasink in the u k made his name and will forever be a huge star and the very marketable. the trick now is to go global. that is where the real growth is. if he win

high hopes for indie murray, the reigning champion. he has a new coach. think he still has a chance? -- you think he still has a chance? >> that is what has the british is so excited. he won for the first time in more than 70 years we had a british male winning. hundreds of thousands of people queuing up to try to get a chance to get a ticket for today. many from australia and germany and america even. many have camped out for a chance to get a ticket even though prices have been rising up 80% if you want to the privilege of coming for five years running. a guaranteed seat. it is amazing how much they are selling on the market. if you go online or a website where you can buy a ticket from those who cannot make a certain final you want men's tickets, you can be charged up to 5000 pounds for a one ticket for a one day. why wimbledon is upping the ticket prices and because last year, even though people gorge themselves on times of and 25,000 bottles of champagne, despite the gorging, they saw profited drop because they were putting out so much for prize mone

the vehicle was coming at me at 75 miles per hour. >> murray stops the speeding vehicle.ice dashcam shows the officer walking toward the suv when the driver erupts into a shrieking fit of rage. >> i'll have to plead guilty. i have to work. i can't afford to take the day off. you damn, [ bleep ]. >> i knew almost immediately this wasn't going to be your typical traffic stop. when i approached the vehicle, he was upset. you can hear him say that. just give me this thing and let me get the bleep out of here. >> i know what i do. you're ripping me off. >> murray stands a couple of feet from the driver's window and attempts to explain the ticket. >> can i explain to you, sir, so you'll know what you need to do? >> but the driver doesn't want to hear it. >> i don't deserve it because i didn't do nothing wrong. just give me the [ bleep ] ticket, and i'll look at the date. if i'm working, i'll pay the [ bleep ] fine because i can't afford to take the day off. >> unfazed by the tirade, murray makes a second attempt to explain the ticket. >> what i need you to do is sign the "x" so

the murray-ryan deal, mr. president, which became the bipartisan budget act, provided a compromise solution that ended the congressional deadlock over top-line discretionary spending. and while i appreciate that the carrierwoman was operating in a tight -- that the chairwoman was operating in a tight fiscal environment, we did not ultimately agree everywhere on how to allocate funds within the new caps. all 14 republican members of the appropriation committee wrote to the chair on may 21 of this year expressing our concerns over the use of budgetary mechanisms in subcommittee allocations. mr. president, in that letter, we also stated and we continue to express, our opposition to increase in the level of total chips in the discretionary budget level beyond current levels. while we continue to have concerns about how the majority reached total 302-b allocations, the bills before us today for the most part reached their allocations by making tough choices -- that is, shifting resources for -- from lower to higher

. >>> next up, bill murray. we saw him he was dishing out advice at a bachelor party in charleston, south carolina. >> turns out that not only a bit of mischief he was involved in, check him out right there in an engagement photo with a young couple. the photographer said before the shot he was standing behind them trying to make the couple laugh. >> the guy says murray was pulling up his shirt, slapping his stomach, the couple asked him to take a picture and he agreed. my buddy cody was in an elevator with him and bill murray walks in and bill murray said nothing but he made faces like rolling his eyes. he said everybody was hysterical and the man said nothing. just with his face. yes, absolutely. >>> the wildly popular pbs series that made science cool for children in the '90s is getting a reboot. >> talking about "the magic school bus." this time it'll add 360 to its title and significantly higher tech school bus and new tools for the students like robots. >> part of the reason for the series relaunch is the

maybe andy murray will do it once again.ampion andy murray is going to play on center court against his belgian opponent . ea a centre court is hallowed turf. it is seen some of tennis's biggest battles. and since the rise of one particular homegrown player, it is even more of a battle for tickets. >> he is peaceful and doesn't get bothered. he comes here so you can practice. >> reigning champion andy murray is earning twice as much now. from 2011-2015, it cost $47,000. now, it will set you back 80,000 dollars. the money is being used to help revamp -- revamp the club. for new roofollars and landscaping. fans should be happy. players have a reason to be happy, too. this year, they will be paid $45,000 for the privilege of losing in the very first round of wimbledon. rise from 2011. >> it is a lot of money, which is the first thing to say. for the last three years we have been trying to emphasize the rise in pay money. teresa top echelon is a very long road and a difficult road and very expensive road. >> the bills add up. wh

also, gob, will andy murray keep his crown? wewill be in wimbledon and will be digging into the business with fernando. business of tiny art. the artist who makes movie magic with contact lenses. our top story. bnp is close to paying a $9 billion fine to settle allegations it violating u.s. sanctions. s joins us. how does it stack up to other find banks have hated and how much damage can it do? >> -- how does it stack up to have paids banks and how much damage can it do? with possibly $9 billion. less than originally estimated about three times the amount paid by others. on a guilty plea, number one. they paid almost $3 billion. the most feared regulator, the justice department, extracting a guilty plea. $9 billion. from doing their dollar transactions. a numbertand it is for of months. their ability to translate the dollars. that is a progressive statement from where we were. they are not going to be nsactans act -- tra dollars. >> not lucrative but in central services? >> right. they lobbied on it. it looks like, it looks i w

murray: madam president, thank you. senate democrats have been focused on a lot of ways to expand opportunity and economic security for women and mothers in today's workforce. we've talked about the need to ensure equal pay for equal work, to make child care for affordable and to encourage pro--family workplace policies that help workers be good parents and good employees. we've explained how each of these would give working women and mothers a better shot at success. but it is important to keep in mind that times have really chanked in the last few decades. today two-thirds of families with two children have two working parents. dads are taking a more hands-on role in raising their children and in means in many working families fathers are increasingly facing a hot of the same challenges that mothers do. in fact, more and more fathers report they are struggling to balance work and family. at a time when so many families need both parents to be at work in order to make ends meet, we cheiral need to update our policies s

i think women's tickets are seeing an effect of andy murray winning last year.he prices are cheaper. the wimbledon final is going to be cheaper to get a hold of than the men's. maria sharapova who won the french. serena is back again. it really is competitive, and of course it's more affordable. >> you say andy murray having one helped with demand and interest. is it the brits accessing your website? nationally where are we seeing the interest? >> we are seeing it across the globe. a real increase this year. more than ever people are coming from across the world to buy tickets. the of that has to do with fact that people have the confidence they can buy before they fly. before take her chances with somebody at the auction site not knowing what you will get, but now you are guaranteed. your ticket will be there. >> is there a concern tickets could get too expensive? is it pricing people out of the do people queue up and hope? >> people can be here and queue up and get a ticket, but for those who want the confidence to know they have a ticket for the go and they c

the draw has been favorable for murray. semi finals and nadal in the finals. as for things in the women's side of the draw, perhaps serena williams again. she's the favorite looking to add to her five titles. ten years on, will she go on and do that again winning a second wimbledon title? both of those in action tomorrow. andy murray begins theimbledon . >> thanks very much. >> one of the people behind the scenes is neil, the head grounds man. we've been to talk to him. >> it's a living, breathing surface. it's a constant battle for grounds keeper to keep it as healthy and strong as you possibly can. i'm neil, the head groundsman. this will be my 20th tournament. i've worked my way to the top. in my industry, this is one of the top jobs you can have. to continue to take courts forward, to be a part of the history with the rest of the team, it's an honor. it's a job once you're here, you're here for life. it's nice to be a part of that. as you can see we're down to playing height of eight mill mee mee mete meters. in the sum

last year, murray became the first britain in 37 years to win on monday.n monday, he defeated david goffin in straight sets. >>> normally, yankee stadium is home to heavy hitters like derek jeter. but on monday, the field was graced by a star from the political arena. >> new jersey governor chris christie. >> chris christie taking the field in a celebrity softball game in the bronx. after warming up, the republican played third base. 0 for 2 at the plate. christie excelled as a catcher in high school. >> what's the difference between now and high school, governor, putting on the uniform? >> i'm 40 years older. don't get injured. that's the best. >> there you go. >> organizers say the event raised more than $40,000 for cystic fibrosis research. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning." gas ceo glenn murphy in his first tv interview. "cbs this morning." murray on his interview. nance. and now for rvs too! coffeintroducing nespresso vertuoline. now coffee becomes an experience like nothing you've ever had before. nespresso vertuoline. experience the revolution of

guest got a surprise by bill murray.rray was kind enough to take time out of his busy schedule to offer some corky advice for everybody but the groom. >> if you have someone who you think is the one don't just sort of think in your ordinary mind and think, okay. let's make a date. let's plan this and make a party and get married. take that purse and travel around the world. buy a plan ticket to the two of you to travel all around the world and go to places that are hard to go to and hard to get out of. if when you come out to jfk when you land in jfk and you're still in love with that person get married at the airport. >> anyway at any bachelor party we also had a surprise guest who imparted wisdom. >> you had dan akroyd you got dan akcriod at your bachelor party. >> that with two chains, jesse. watch this. thank you ghost. it sounds like a chicken. >> jesse was better. >> yeah. >> dennis, i put this story in the show because you were going to be on. i knew you would have something interesting to say. you are always have

his opponent timothy murray knows something few others do.ree years ago and is being represented by a body double. murray dropped the bombshell writing, quote, it's widely no one frank lucas is no longer alive and is being displayed by a look-alike. a few members of congress were shown being hanged in the ukraine by the world court. murray, who only won five% of the vote, will be challenging lucas for the win. claims he's never been in the ukraine but he would say that. quickly, great strategy, tucker, right? >> this guy should not have a firearm. he's mentally ill for real. >> it's true. but it's a great strategy. remi? >> he watched the movie "dave" on tnt too many times because that's all this is. it's not an original thought. >> you can laugh all you want, i took it seriously enough to do some real reporting. i found out with the right glasses on, this is what a frank lucas campaign ad looked like. can we put that up. >> i love that movie. >> he's here to chew bubble gum and kick ass and he's all out of bubble gum. >> is that what's reall

conrad murray is out of prison now.here some of the people in jackson's life are now. >> reporter: paris jackson, just 11 years old and broken hearted when she shared this with the world. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. and i just wanted to say i love him so much. >> reporter: today the pop star's only daughter is 16. life without her dad has been a struggle. in june last year, she attempted suicide, cutting her wrist with a kitchen knife. >> she has been getting intensive psychiatric help since then, in fact sent out of state to a boarding school. >> reporter: and her brothers? prince is now 17 and a self-described nerd. he is an honor student who has done some acting. he is now preparing for college. and remember blanket jackson? this was him on that now infamous balcony scene. he is now 12. he was just 7 when his father died, even carried a michael jackson doll to the memorial service. today he loves to make movies. >> blanket seems to be the one who is the most like h

he runs coal giant murray energy. robert murray says it's the president's policies creating this. what did you think of what the president was saying, to deny climate change, you're just out to lunch, and to ignore the costs of fixing it, you're kind of doubly out to lunch. what do you think? >> the president, neil, is grossly wrong. it's incompetence. it's evil. it's a power grab of america's electric power grid. it's what he is doing. and electric rates are going to double between now and 2017. the pg interconnection that represents 61 million americans in 16 states, had their auction this month, and the utilities themselves bid the price of electricity up double in '17 and '18 over what americans are already paying for electricity. >> so, i just want to be clear. you're saying when the president talks about maybe utility bills going up 30% -- he hasn't said but that's a possibility -- >> you're saying, a lot more than that. what's going to change at the epa that will justify that kind of a hike? >> they're shutting down 411 coal-fire erred power plants in america, neil. that's

bob murray, murray energy founder. >> just to put this in some perspective, record number of e-mails on an old coal executive. go figure. but there you have it. the ceo insists the president's policies are hurting his business and hurting americans. so right or wrong -- does the regulations alone and what the coal industry that to do now they're going to cost a lot. >> they're going to cost a lot and those costs will be passed down, neil, to those people, those americans who can least afford those price increases. the more that is passed on to these people, if you're lower income, that is a regresssive tax on this country. in the last -- this year you'll have power prices at the retail level going up the most fast since 2008. double digit increases, adjusting for inflation, in many states over the last decade, and there is more to come and we can start talking about every other thing that the obama administration has done to raise costs for those americans. >> i raised with him but he dodged it the notion that would he have gotten the heat he did and history if it -- his industry, if

. ♪ ♪ >> sister murray: i remember him. >> marsalis: sister murray used to lift marcus up on the piano and he could sing. >> marsalis: oh, he could sing at the same time? >> murray: oh, yeah. >> marsalis: and then, where you hold chords out is real important in gospel music. so they'll be playing... ♪ ♪ he learned the gospel style-- music for praise, for consolation, and for teasing a few more coins into the collection plate. when you really wanted the church to get more intensity, give me an example of something you would do to have some intensity to it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> roberts: maybe something like that. ( laughs ) >> marsalis: when marcus was ten, his parents sent him to the florida school for the deaf and blind, down the road in st. augustine, where a music teacher, also blind, changed his life. hubert foster introduced marcus to bach and beethoven. that's marcus on the sax. foster taught him more about jazz, and how to read musical scores in braille. >> roberts: he was an amazing man. his biggest point was that, he just said, "look, you don't want to be ignorant, because if you

it was very violent, horrible attack. >> all the people, all the women in the world, he picked murray. why? i'd give anything to know why. and i don't know if you can know why because i wonder if he could articulate why if he knows why himself? >> like pam kinamore's case, there were no signs of forced entry. >> this person was absolutely vicious. >> also in that same neighborhood gina green, a nurse, was sexually assaulted and murdered in her home. in all three cases the common thread was the telephone. either the killer took the victim's telephone or used the cords to restrain his victim. this led to speculation the killer asked his victims for assistance. >> everything he touched he took with him. those were his trophies. it at no time take much to wipe down the doorknob. he knew everything he touched. >> when residents of baton rouge learned a serial killer was on the loose they took all precautions. at night the streets were all but empty. but it wasn't enough. several months later, the killer struck again. 23-year-old trineisha dene colomb never returned home from visiting her m

murray has not returned any phone calls, gee, i wonder why. >> you can't make it up. david schuster. >>> general motors recalling more than 400 vehicles for safety reasons. chevrolet cruise da nances because the driver's airbag may not inflate as it should. anand a recall that effects 2014 effects 2014, 2015 chevrolets suburbans, uconns and uconns xl. still ahead. dozens of iraqi citizens flown to the united states to testify against americans. we'll look at the trial seven years after the i want that put blackwater in the headlines. and how taming wild mustangs is healingeths with post traumatic stress disorder. >> it took a decade to get there, citizens are testifying against them about an incident in 2007 while they were on contract with the u.s. government. now the blackwater men open fired on a busy intersection and killing 17 people. they claim it was self defense. another former blackwater worker has already pleaded guilty in the case. let's bring in jeffrey corn, a judge advocate, general and professor at the south texas school of law in houston. indictments w

but andy murray, yes, thriving under the pressure at the moment.s on making his way true tloou to the fourth round. and novak djokovic certainly as well. so andy murray thriving at the moment and looking good to defend his tight this will year. >> it's looking a bit gray and there's been a controversy following the rescheduling following rain on saturday. >> a lot of rain on saturday. a number of matches couldn't be played. they've had to push those back. rafa nadal as has said that the scheduling is a little unfortunate. there is no play on the middle sunday and that is the way that wimbledon will continue to do things going forward. of course they are planning to put a new yes, nad al is one of those unfortunately he'll have to play back-to-back matches. >> thank you for the latest indeed. >> spike lee's oscar nominated film "do the right thing" was released on this day babb in 1999. well, now the community is celebrating the film's 25th anniversary. smiek lee has been talkingo the bbc about that film and what he does next. ♪ ♪ >> which was in fi

conrad murray and this is his first interview since getting out of prison last october.ve been talking with him, you've been texting with him. he says he wants to get the record straight. how does he mean? >> he's been trying to do that since this all happened. he says it's his first and only interview post-prison. he means that he feels that he is -- i think he believes that in some way he is responsible obviously for what happened to michael jackson, but he does not believe he should have gone to prison for it and he believes that things that happened in court, evidence, witnesses and all of that, he thought they were in collusion, that the evidence was trumped up and he has a website out now, over an hour and a half, where he goes through the evidence one by one and tries to knock it down, but he really feels he wants to be vindicated. and i've been speaking to him a little bit. during the commercial break, he's been texting me since i did an interview with him a year ago, a documentary and he said the only interview i felt was fair was the one you did and i decided t

. >>> and i'll speak to seattle mayor ed murray on how his city game the first to raise the minimum wage to $15. >>> first, president obama is en route to washington at this hour. with policy and political e leelts awaiting a decision on thousand administration plans to address the growing violence in iraq. today another city fell in the fwhort the reports that the sunni-led group also captured a senior military official intel afar. this comes a day after the islamic state of iraq and isis claimed that it executed about 1,700 captured iraqi soldiers in tikrit. nbc news has not awe thent kalted those numbers, but baghdad's government tells nbc it does believe that some kind of massacre did take place. if the claim is true it would be one of the most brutal single episodes in what has largely been a sectarian struggle between sunni and shia muslims in iraq. so far in response the u.s. has sent two ships to the region, an aircraft carrier and more recently an amphibious ship that carries osprey combat helicopters. the situation isn't just a concern for the united states but also for shia in

defending champion andy murray would face off against a belgian opponent. the money involved for the tournament winners and the losing players, too. sent -- of onee the rise particular homegrown player, it is even more of a battle for tickets. elected here, it is peaceful, he does not get bothered by members when he comes here, so you can practice. >> tickets to see andy murray will cost nearly twice as much. from 2011-2015, it cost $47,000. now, it will set you back $80,000. the money is being used to help clean up the club. and million for a new roof landscaping. fans should be happy and players have a reason to be happy, too. this year, they will be paid $45,000 for the privilege of losing in the very first round of wimbledon. from 2011.rise >> it is a lot of money. for the last three years we have been trying to emphasize increases in prize money and targeted those players who we believe needed most. to reach the top echelon is a long and difficult road. >> the bills add up. when traveling, coaching and taking into account, the annual account -- the ann

murray ends with an ace in three sets. >>> the stanley cup is making its rounds to the open seas with derek stahl and erin andrews. she posted this pic with the caption "drink it in. it always goes down smooth." >> early today is brought to you by touch of gray mustache and beard. get the look you want. >> a lot of action to bring you this morning. back to you. >> thank you, francis. former dog fighting athlete michael vick tries his hand at comedy. and you won't believe where khanny west will start his community service. and why is this photo of president obama stirring up so much trouble? hershey's miniatures. choosing is half the fun. because there's a little something delicious... for everyone. hershey's miniatures, choose your own delicious. we fill our freshly baked flatbread, with bold, unflat flavors. like taste inspired by the freshness of the mediterranean. so you always get flavor that's anything but flat. new flatbread sandwiches, try one today. donuts? ♪ you're cute. [ door closes ] [ female announcer ] specia

crash a bachelor party the the other night as well. >> that is fun. >> good for him. >> i love bill murray. >>> internet sensation grumpy cat is about to star in her first major tv movie. it is call grumpy cat's worst christmas ever. grumpy his real name is tort air sauce has been a hit on the over the event in internet with 20 million views. filming for that movie is expect to begin in august, and frankly now i'm looking forward to the holidays. i want to see this movie. >> maybe we will get a smile out of grumpy cat in we will see. >>> a lot of kids are ready to pack up and head to camp but there is one cam in california that is in the for children at all, it is for adults addicted to they're electric tronic. kara suboy takes us to the digital detox camp where no devicees air loud campgrounded nestled among the redwoods looks like a traditional summer camp. they arrive in the classic yellow school bus. but here, in one is posting pictures on instagram, tweeting or texting. this is digital detox camp for the technology obsessed. >> i put videos and pictures here, and didn't have any signa

wardrobe malfunction somewhere any way murray look out. it's a drop shot coming up right here.wait for it. there it is. murray face french man gale in the quarter final and no american left on the men or women side. stevens the last to fall in pairs remaining. women side here at no. 1. stevens straight set. 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> thank you sir good stuff. >> that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00 here on tv 20 for all of us here, thanks for the company we appreciate your time. see you again if an hour time. see you again if an hour on the big 7 [♪] i can't believe this is our 20th and final anthropology diorama of the year. i can't believe our assignment is making a diorama of us making our 19th diorama. annie: that's kind of weird. oh, come on. my forehead is not this big. troy, can you pass me that paintbrush?

for 60 nights, murray injected jackson with propo fall, a strong anesthesia.r those two months leading up to those deaths. the doctor who conducted the autopsy testified if it were not for the propofol overdose, jackson could have had a normal life-span. and jackson's children. his three kids were kept covered up in public. since jackson's death, the children have shown their faces. in 2012, paris, prince and blanket were here in hollywood, honoring their legendary father in a hand and footprint ceremony outside a chai these theater. prince even embracing his fame, appearing as a guest correspondent for "entertainment tonight" in 2013. the king of pop fought to give his children a normal childhood. after all, he gave his to the spotlight. >> so interesting to look back. stephanie elam, here with us on the set right now. some of his former bodyguards are starting to talk about some of the things that were going on, revealing secrets. really interesting, the relationships he had with women. >> it is very eye opening. because this is something we hadn't heard abo

. >> susan, from the homeless young alliance and jefferson, fellows, and laura and zach murray. >> thank you, so much for hosting this hearing today, we really appreciate the opportunity to speak about youth homelessness in san francisco. and i think that a lot of the important information has been shared and i do want to clarify a couple of things and talk about the effective strategies for addressing the homelessness. and first of all just to be clear on the numbers and the point in time counts it is actually 1902 young people that are homeless that identified in the point in time count and there is the 914 that were in the youth specific point in time count, and there were additional youth identified in the over night count and then the numbers and i think that there were some on the duplicate those numbers and so 1902, is actually the accurate number for the count for the youth who are unaccompanied miners under the age of 18 and 18 to 24. we see 2300 a year and there are 5700 young people who are homeless in san francisco each year and i think that it is really important to many spe

check out andy murray. you know him. that's shaq. murray ends with an ace in three sets. he advances. >>> and the stanley cup is making its rounds with king center jarret stoll and sports personality girlfriend erin andrews. she posted this photo drinking from it. "drink it in. it always goes down smooth." the things that have happened to the stanley cup along the way, right? >> that's the greatest thing. >> that's what you do. >> i actually got to hold it once. it's very light. it's not like this big, huge thing that you'd think. you'd think it would be damaged over the years. >> if the stanley cup could talk and the stories it could tell. meteorologist bill karins is here with our tuesday forecast. >> if you were at denver international airport, you have a story to tell. it's not often where they tell you to go to the tornado shelters and seek safety because there was numerous funnel clouds reported within a mile of the airport. there was one of them on twitter. they weren't big, huge tornadoes, but they weren't taking any chances. flights were grounded for a period of

when coal guy, bob murray, went off on the president's climated change agendad had me wondering whose most with young folk. people like bob who say it's a hoax or is the president the one who is mocking the deniers. who better to ask than generation x. this is one i'm very hip with my friend. audio technician, and kate rogers, do they call it 4-1-1. >> the 4-1-1, neil. >> i didn't know. >> so, let's get to bob murray and what he was saying, and would you begin with you. what did you think of that. >> certain things you can say are mythical. climate change is not one of them. there's this little site called nasa and there's evidence that climate change and global warming does exist, and we have to consider the source here. you have someone who is obviously part of a gas coal industry that emits tons of carbon dioxide which we know is to impart -- >> do you subscribe to the view that climate change is manmade? >> i think that it's a slippery slope of, yes, i believe that there's a part of it that is manmade and i also believe this is just the world and the universe and the way things ar

mark murray is next.s dads are demanding changes to public restrooms nationwide by adding diaper changing tables in men's rooms. critics say it's too costly. hey there can i help you? shhhhhh (whispering) sorry (whispering) hi, uh we need a new family plan. (whispering) how about 10 gigs f data to share and unlimited talk and text. (whispering) oh ten gigs sounds pretty good. (whispering) yeah really good. (whispering) and for a family of four, it's $160 a month (impressed, breaks whisper mode) what! get outta here! (whispering) i'm sorry are we still doing the whisper thing? or? (whispering) o! sorry! yes yes! we'll take it. at&t introduces our best-ever family pricing. for instance, a family of four gets 10 gigs of data, with unlimited talk & text, for $160 dollars a month. >>> we're following developing news from capitol hill. a testy exchange between paul ryan and irs commissioner. into the lost e make congressional hearing he accused him about intentionally misleading congress about how the e-mails d