it's how "neverland" came about. i play a 500-year-old apothecary. i made "neverland."created it. i harnessed the power of two as steroids and it's fantastic. >> the thing we didn't realize, captain hook wasn't always a bad guy. >> indeed not. something happened to him and his life changed a little. >> sounds like "wicked," the back story of oz. i think keiera knightley is the voice of tinker bell. so we have familiar faces. >> and a unfamiliar faces. captain hook, that's a strange mixture. you have to see it. but it takes you on a most wonderful trip. for sure. >> that sounds cool. fantastic. thank you so much. you can watch part one of "neverland" this sunday at 9:00/8:00 central on syfy. >> charles, thank you so much. >> nice to see you, al. >> and smartly, he leaves. he knows how to make an exit. hey, what ails you? we'll try to help you cure it with all natural remedies. first, these messages. sally, you don't need toys when you have... ♪ imagination ♪ imagination imagination ♪ ♪ helps you see the world in different ways ♪ yay! yay! ♪ this is a pony ♪ and this is a

thank you, neverland. -- everyone. >> sanrio famous for the designs for hello kitty.as cute as possible. that way people might want to read the stories. then people might be open to learn about the deities and the culture. ♪ they reached out to make about five or six years ago because of the book published. they appreciated that my work was clearly driven from my research and investigation. after i contributed my artwork, the museum was really beside themselves. they really took to it. the museum reached out to me to see if i would be interested in my own space inside the museum. i tell them that would be a dream come true. it is the classical, beautiful indian mythology through the lens of modern design and illustration and storytelling. they're all of these great sketch as i did for the maharajah exhibition. i get a lot of feedback on my artwork and books. they complement. they say how original the work is. i am the first person to say that this is so derived from all of this great artwork and storytelling of the past. the research i put into all of my books and wor

thank you, neverland. -- everyone. [horns honking] [siren wails] announcer: big dreams and goodrades aren't enough to get into college. there are actual steps you need to take. finding someone who can help is the first and most important. for the next steps, go to knowhow2go.org. >> good morning, welcome to the regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. my name is carmen chu, chair of the committee to i am joined by supervisor mirkarimi and supervisor kim. our clerk today as mr. victor young. >> please turn off all cell phones. if you wish to speak, please fill out a speaker card and turn them in to me. if you present documents, provide a copy to the clerk for inclusion into the file of items acted upon today will appear on the board of supervisors agenda on december 6, 2011, unless otherwise stated. supervisor chu: thank you very much. i want to acknowledge sfgtv, jennifer and charles the item number one. >> ordinance approving the second amendment to the contract between the city and county of san francisco

skyrocketing price of gold has prompted people to cash neverland the rough economy is forcing some tot with valuables that they might actually one day get back. that means more products on pawnshop shelves and more potential deals for holiday shoppers. pawn store owners say they're one of america's best kept secrets for buying jewelry and other high end items with prices as much as half off on video games, diamond rings and electronics. but there is still the challenge of getting people to take the first step through the door. >> people are now realizing that pawn brokers actually sell merchandise. they buy merchandise and they actually make you a nice sizable loan on the merchandise giving you the option to come back and retrieve the item for a very small interest rate. >> reporter: apparently more people are finding their way to the counselors. store owners report 10 to 12% more buyers in brooklyn. traffic is up in maces like michigan, missouri and maryland, 25 to 50% over this time last year. one example, a guy might pawn his grandmother's wedding ring, use the cash to buy gifts fo

he hired us in 2008 to clear neverland. we have a lot of interest some michael jackson in general. this is the first time we've sold artwork. the item from his personal bedroom will be of most interest. he would often write on the furniture. we have an armoire that name wrote on. >> reporter: one item removed at the request of the family was the headboard from the bed where jackson died. >> we had a private viewing. they came in, made posters, cards, and mrs. jackson asked that the cards be brought over to the kids after the exhibition and auction is over. we have achalkboard that the kids wrote on in the kitchen and they changed messages every day. it has the last message that the kids wrote for their father. >> reporter: adam housley, fox news. >>> fox 5 news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> wakey, wakey! december13th shaping up to a beautiful day, a beautiful cold december day. good morning. i'm maureen umeh. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's get a quick look at our weather with tucker barnes. >> it has been mild for the last couple of weeks but this is typical of what we should

person is there somebody out there who isn't a real person does the president live in some magical neverland perhaps because to be honest with you if there is some magical non real land out there i kind of want to check it out so for exhausting the false phrase not a politician i'm a real person show bachmann is tonight's to a time where. hi guys it's time for happy hour and joining me this evening is lauren lyster host of the capital account here on r.t. and derek thompson senior editor at the atlantic thanks for joining me guys thank you for having some fun videos today and they all kind of deal with older generations of people. let's first start with barney frank and something that he wore on the floor of the house that. this is so wrong just just take a look at this like ten second clip you know get it. are you supportive i do want to make clear that nothing in the past. should be taken as your criticism of the. exit was like casual friday you don't need to wear a collar just for anywhere but. those are the massive man boobs yeah yeah they are the only thing that would be better is to se

neverland vermont, a dam is compromised causing hundreds to leave their home. it was insult added to injury for arizona as a giant dust storm and record-breaking temperatures swept across parts of the state. in august, temperatures reaching a sizzling 117 degrees. filthy clouds of knowing known as a haboob leaving residents lungs filled with dirt and dust. the april showers leaving a massive path of destruction along mississippi, louisiana and tennessee. no many residents, it will a long time before the floods of 2011 are a distant memory. and old man winter striking with an icy fist back in february. snow and ice walloping much of the u.s. from texas to new england making it one of the biggest and worst winter storms since the 1950s. the windy city receiving the brunt ever the storm with more than 20 inches of snow making this the third largest snowstorm on record to hit chicago. hundreds of thousands of people losing power, schools shutting down, businesses closed. and an unusually powerful october nor'easter dumped heavy maryland. millions of people in new j

i was walking him around is how he was introduced to that area where he eventually bought never neverland when i brought him to my ranch. i was walking him around and showing him the ranch. i pointed him to a place at the edge of a cliff and said that's where i'm going to bury. i thought he was going to have a meltdown. the notion that i could countenance the fact that i was going to die was anathema to him. he screamed. and he talked about how he would get into an oxygen tank and he thought that would keep him alive forever. i think growing old would have been very, very, very difficult for michael. there was a lot of demons chasing that kid, and i think it would have been hard for him. i wish it had happened another way, but it's hard to imagine that someone that was as tormented as he was, could have, sort of lived a long and peaceful and natural life. i just don't think so. >> i agree. very sad. jane, as i said at the start of the interview you had an extraordinary life. when you look back on it all with the exception of marriage and the birth of children, what would you say would be

eight hours before this stage turns into never, neverland. ♪ every good reason to be snebd. >> 59-year-oldr pan and not much of a leap she says. >> you know this is where your home is on stage. you don't have to act like peter pan, you just become him. >> reporter: and for this former world class gymnast, tumbling through the air is second nature. not one bit of fear, no? >> no fear! >> reporter: rigby has been playing the boy who never grows up for over 30 years, which is why i trust the her when she offered up her harness. >> she wants my job. >> reporter: paul rubesen is knn as the fly guy. he pulls the strings. i need to get your credentials. >> this february, 25 years. >> reporter: the most important part of the operation, the fairy dust. >> tinker dust took a lot of time cutting this up. think wonderful, lovely thoughts and go. >> whoa. not nearly as graceful as i thought it would be. >> perfect. >> whoo! >> the distribution of fairy dust is great. good. look at that. >> look at that. >> look how gorgeous. >> oh, wait. is that bad? >> not quite my most graceful moment, but once i got

eight hours before this stage turns into never, neverland. ♪ every good reason to be snebd. >> 59-year-oldand not much of a leap she says. >> you know this is where your home is on stage. you don't have to act like peter pan, you just become him. >> reporter: and for this former world class gymnast, tumbling through the air is second nature. not one bit of fear, no? >> no fear! >> reporter: rigby has been playing the boy who never grows up for over 30 years, which is why i trust the her when she offered up her harness. >> she wants my job. >> reporter: paul rubesen is knn as the fly guy. he pulls the strings. i need to get your credentials. >> this february, 25 years. >> reporter: the most important part of the operation, the fairy dust. >> tinker dust took a lot of time cutting this up. think wonderful, lovely thoughts and go. >> whoa. not nearly as graceful as i thought it would be. >> perfect. >> whoo! >> the distribution of fairy dust is great. good. look at that. >> look at that. >> look how gorgeous. >> oh, wait. is that bad? >> not quite my most graceful moment, but once i got my fe

. >> jimmy: neverland ranch?place that's called kiva -- k-i-v-a, and they give loans to people that need money. >> jimmy: that's super nice. what are you going to do with the -- [ cheers and applause ] that's very good of you. that's very nice of you. that's very cool. what are you -- what are you going to do with the -- is there 220 -- >> 220 k, that's all going right here. [ laughter ] that's all going -- i'm getting a new one put in. >> jimmy: what? >> i'm getting a new one. i'm leaving the old one. [ laughter ] an old one and a new one right there. >> jimmy: yeah, that's pretty interesting, yeah. >> it's going to be nice. >> jimmy: that's going to be -- that's something to look forward to. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, congratulations on everything. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's pretty awesome. you guys, "louis ck: live at the beacon theatre," is available exclusively on louisck.net. louis ck, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice. >> thank you. >> jimmy: paula patton joins us next. come on back, ever

eight hours before this stage turns into never neverland. ♪ every good reason to be >> 59-year-old cathyn and it's not much of a leap she says. >> you just know this is where your home is on stage. you don't have to act like peter pan. you just become him. >> and for this former world class gymnast tumbling through the air is second nature. >> not one bit of fear, no? >> no fear. >> rigby has been playing the boy who never grows up for over 30 years, which is why i trusted her when she offered up her harness for a flying lesson. >> she wants my job. >> paul ruben is known as the fly guy. he pulls the strings but i'm not stupid. >> how long have you been doing this? i need credentials. >> this february, it will be 25 years. >> but the most important part of this the entire operation? the fairy dust. >> tinkerbell spent a lot of time cutting this up. so use it gingerly. think lovely wonderful thoughts. and then go? >> go. >> whoa. okay, that was not nearly as graceful. >> it was perfect. >> whoo. wow. >> and the distribution of fairy dust is great. good. >> look at that. look how gorgeous.

we know michael jackson hired us in 2008 to clear out neverland. wrote on mirrors and furniture and often he did in hotel rooms. >> look. that armoire could be between $6,000 and $8,000 but with his handwriting on it how much do you think it could fetch at auction? >> well, the 6,000 to 8,000 is if you or i owned it but because it's associated with michael jackson, i'm anticipating it could sell for possibly a hundred thousand dollars. >> what about the bed in the room that michael slept in? >> we estimate that 3,000 to $5,000. it's conservative. we have sold celebrity beds before. and this is a piece that we anticipate could sell possibly $50,000. >> wow. let's hope it's very comfortable. two pianos. he had these two pianos you're going to show us in another room. what is the significance of those? >> well, michael jackson loved to play the piano and one is a victorian baby grand and we estimate $6,000 to $8,000 and it's well tuned so it's something that michael jackson would have played and it was in his carolwood home. >> then there is this medi

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michael hired us in 2008 to clear out neverland and we noticed that he wrote on a lot of furniture.e on the mirrors, write on the furniture. stick figures. yes, it looks like somebody is dancing but this was in the shower. >> this other item, this seems like something you wish that the children would keep because according to what we understand, one of the children wrote on this a message to her or his father. >> because it was a home, he was a daddy, they were children. they were living among beautiful items. they're all just very nostalgic note. it's a really amazing piece, very sought after and the kids have all the memories and probably other numerous items they have wrote to daddy. >> it says love daddy, i heart daddy, smile, it's for free. >> it's a wonderful message. >> this candle, you know, you look at it and it doesn't look like it would be worth, the candle itself. but prince wrote something on it. >> typical child growing up in a house. >> how much did that increase the value? >> significantly. we'll know at the auction on december 17th. something it's typically found in

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thank you, neverland. -- everyone. >> would you please call the roll? >> sure, commissioner ibe? >> here. commissioner perez? >> president newman? >> present. >> the member of the public may address the public that are within the jurisdiction of the commission with respect to agenda items, members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes at the time such item is called. is there anybody that wants to address the commission? sit down. seeing none, we'll go to item number two, review and approve the minutes of july 12th -- july 26th, august 9th and november 8th and having reviewed said minutes prior to the meeting we do not have the sufficient personnel here necessary to approve them. so -- >> july 26th we can. >> july 26th we can? that came under question that there was only three people here. oh, ok. all right. i'll have a motion then. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> second. >> call the roll. >> commissioner hyde? >> here. commission 234er joseph? aye. >> commissioner newman? >> aye. >> thank you for that. moving on to item number three, reported the e