he can't take neverland with him, the catalog, nothing.ot of good deeds. >> michael was a contrary figure. i interviewed him once and he had a very gentle, sweet voice when talking about his family and children and so on. when i talked to him about business, it was like his voice dropped a couple of octaves and he switched into game mode. and it was very revealing to me that he was quite a chameleon. he had different characters depending on what you were discussing and i guess, who he was with and he had a tough streak. but i also felt that he was not addicted to fame but he loved a lot, being a huge star. he played that role very well. and he played up to it. he would go on million-dollar shopping sprees, amazing cars, jets, neverland, a large part of it which he loved, which he craved. >> there's no question. he loved enjoying his life. but at the same time, he became a victim of his success. and he became withdrawn. and then when the "thriller" of it came and it was a major success and and when all the whacko jacko came out. they starte

but at the same time, these are people's minds who were demented like they were saying, neverland wasm and when you go to neverland, they have a wheelchair ramp going up to rides. he was concerned about bringing the joy to kids who were terminally ill, dying, of all types of diseases. this is a man who lived his life according to god's will. he really cared about people and it's so sad because this world didn't look at that until after he was dead. and he was trying to say this all along while he was alive. >> when you watch if martin bashir interview, clearly, michael did that to try to set the record straight and if anything, made it ten times worse. when you watched that, what did you feel about that interview? >> first of all, martin bashir needs to be slapped. he never should have been around michael. and there again, michael trusted him. why does -- there's a question for us why does people in the media want to say the most horrible things about someone knowing that they have all the right intentions to do good? >> i guess the answer, if i'm putting my media hat back on, 'cause

also powered her way into round three losing i knew two games in the case against ruth spotted neverland's and saying as she often does it dominated from the back of the court she must be wary of based upon others. to be honest person who isn't drawing just one match of the time and i believe i can be the only one in the good but i need to climb a high level for seven matches and that's not easy so you are just one match for the time when the time. it's a really really i'm so also pretty strong for how the crytek of the netherlands the american misfire paints a love inside twenty minutes in time to drop just one game. and it was also busy day for last year's french open champion francesca schiavone the italian needed only fifty three minutes. for a share six one six one was the final score. of the other matches. because that so had few problems against britain's eleven about such a fellow russian and seventeenth seed anastasio other change about is also three to the third round as on the tenth and eleventh seeds and i give it to lady end of it . i saw you now and with a week to go before t

there was the real estate that jackson bought, the neverland ranch, 2600-acre property for $19.5 untiles like a go cart track and rail lines and the big purchase of the 250 song beatles catalog for more than $40 million. he also owned a fleet of 75 luxury vehicles including four limb mows and collection of vintage cars, zeeb bras and giraffes and alpaca's and bubbles the chimp, cost $17,000 annually. imagine what jackson paid over the 20-plus years they had together. very interesting to know he has made so much money since his death in '09. that's going to do it for me. i'm going to see you back here 11:00 a.m. eastern. until then, can you follow me on twitter at thomas a roberts, craig melvin will pick things up for the next hour. >>> we've got breaking news up next. another big blow to al qaeda, major developments in the mission to save the post office. there's a new plan but at what cost. we believe honor is not exclusive to the military. and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa b