sharon osbourne, "america's got talent."nced his m.s. diagnosis in june, just weeks before he was set to film an action-packed reality series. but he says he was fired two days before he was scheduled to report to work. and now, his mom is coming to his defense. jack osbourne has made no secret he was removed from the cast on "stars earn stripes." >> unfortunately, the company that hired me didn't think i could actually perform the job. and out of everything, that's what ticked me off the most because it's, like, don't tell me what i can and cannot do. >> reporter: but now, osbourne's mother, sharon, is joining her son's battle. telling "the new york post," she's quitting her job as a job on nbc's "america's got talent," because she says the network fired her son. >> it has to be a no. >> reporter: sharon says the final straw said executives sent an e-mail saying they were booting jack from the show because of his multiple sclerosis. sharon tells "the post," i can't be fake. it's discrimination and it's badly handled. it's t

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jack osbourne, two months before his announcement ran a small half marathon in the middle of a desertlly capable, he is. i don't think i'm speaking out of turn, because i cherish the relationship i have with him, we're friends, we speak, i support him as much as he supports me and i appreciate the fact somebody of his generation had the courage to step out and say look at me. watch what i'm going to do. so the answer to the question is number one, he should be able to do whatever he wants to do. and, again, i don't understand the merits. i think a lot of this that went down is misunderstanding. i truly do. i don't believe that anybody had an intent, but i think they went about this the wrong way. and there were things that could have been done that would have asquajed some of this and their fears would have been put in the right place. that being said, i'm hoping that jack is going to do -- he's out producing a show. >> you're off to chsmt hile, right? >> this is my 13th anniversary with m.s., i have been working. i hit add wall with my disease, i'm working with sup mentation, exercis

and from his sitting on the toilet, i wanted ozzy osbourne to say "please welcome jim norton."n't." [ laughter ] i kind of creeped them out, because i showed up three ys early d just sat on the lawn. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're a giant black sabbath fan, or ozzy fan? >> i love -- they're both the same to me. it's funny, i went to chicago recently to lollapalooza. which was fun, i just wanted to go see black sabbath. and ozzy came out and they were i guess 30 seconds into the first song, and this girl comes up to me and she goes "jim norton!" and she seemed really, really drunk. so i'm like "all right, i got to talk to her." [ laughter ] nothing turns me on more than when i see a woman trying to focus. [ laughter ] and she's like "i love your material." i'm like "well, thank you." and she grabs my penis and squeezes it. >> jimmy: no. >> the whole story. [ laughter ] that's the beginning, middle and end of my wonderful chicago trip. >> jimmy: wow, and that's the memory you took back? >> that's the memory i took back, yeah. >> jimmy: your schedule -- did you get time to go see a

first of all, that's the same show ozzy osbourne's son got off of because they couldn't do it because of his illness. i don't think it was worth leaving because it stinks. i watched it, he is a good friend of mine, but it is slow. it makes me want to root for somebody else's army. >> i don't. >> jedediah, president obama is a nobel peace prize winner. since he didn't, should he be impeached? >> absolutely be impeached 100%. noticing a pattern every time i am on the show? he should be -- i have to say i like the show. i like the physical competition kind of shows. i think it showcases what our military does. we think of that as detached, and now we get to see some real reality tv. a lot of reality tv is staged. this is what life is like in the military. what better way to see it? >> you can watch that on the military channel. there are no stars involved. >> i think the stars make it exciting. people tune in to see the stars. the money goes to charity. it goes to military charity. >> it is a shame that we need to see liala ali. >> the point of the show is that celebrities can appreciate

. >> they were thrown at you, but nothing wrong with steven king and liking ozzy osbourne or whoever it was. >> in 1993, i never heard this word, but it's common. people say i was goth. you didn't have something like that in a small town. it drew a lot of notice from a small town crowd. it made me stand out and that made me a target. >> so what happened? >> just immediately as soon as it happened, people said a murder this horrific couldn't have just happened. what would have been the reason for it? obviously they were not robbed. they are 8-year-old children. we found out later they had not been sexually molested. they tried to say that in the beginning, but they hadn't been. what other reason could someone have for murdering these children? the only thing they could come up with was a satanic ritual. to them that made sense. >> when was the moment you realized you would be pulled in? >> they showed up at my dor the days after the bodies were found. it was almost immediately. >> how did it make you feel? >> there is no words to even describe it. most people don't have anything in th

osbourne's don't have case?they pursued one it would be difficult just based on the nature of the show and what's required and they have an obligation to keep the employee safe as well. >> it's fun to talk about though. >> there's no question about it. i'm sure he'll be suited for one and life will go on. >> we thank you for that. >>> i want to get back to our breaking news. new york police investigators are once again in the lower manhattan where etan patz disappeared back in may of 1979. he was the first six years old. hee he was the first missing child to appear on a milk carton. susan, what prompted this new search? >> reporter: well, there's been some new information although police sources won't tell us exactly what that new information is. you might recall that whatever it was that brought them here might have been prompted by the fact they have under arrest now a man by the name of pedro hernandez. he's confessed to killing etan patz. he lived and worked in this case. that case is at a stand still at thi

ozzy osbourne. best intro to a song ever. that was in 1981. also -- super freak by rick james.ow did this all happen in one year in one country. the greatest country on earth. how about this? stray cat strut. i'm a lady's cat. that was 1981. god, i love that. or this one? just can't get enough by depeche mode. were you a new waver? more people in 1981 learned that intro on the piano than learned chopsticks, i swear. 1981 also, devo, whip it. it was a great year in american music. 1981 was kind of a breakthrough year. in particularly in the united states for alternative and new wave and punk music. a lot of the stuff we were listening to was britting, and a lot of stuff was american. that was the year the dead kennedys did nazi punks blank off. which must to my parents' chagrin, i learned every word to. 1981 was a spectacular year for music, and the mitt romney for president campaign has decided for their high dollar donors, for the people who are committed to raising more than a quarter of a million dollars to elect mitt romney president this year, they have decided to reward t

." >>> howard stern versus sharon osbourne. >> sharon, let's talk about whether you're staying or goingutgoing judge to stick around? >> inside their live tv face-off tonight inside "star watch." >>> and. >>> vice president nominee paul ryan's wife. >> we'll slowly start seeing janna having a bigger role in the campaign. >> could she be the secret weapon to stop the heckling? >> hey, all right. >>> now from hollywood, "the insider" is on. >>> we focus on the latest

sharon osbourne quit "america's got talent" after seven seasons. nbc fired her son jack, jack was supposed to be in a reality series "stars earn stripes" when he came out with his ms diagnosis earlier this summer she claims nbc decided not to use him and basically fired him. she says to the post "i just can't be fake. it is discrimination and it was badly handled." she is willing to pay the penalty. get this, she says they can stop her from being a judge on another network for five years. but she is still quitting. >> wow, don't mess with mama. the moral of the story. >> no! good news, michael clark duncan, famous guy from "the green mile" had a heart attack. we learned according to "people" magazine. he has been transferred out of intensive care, doing better. again, we have to give credit to his girlfriend, omarossa, season one of "the apprentice." many, many years ago. she has been taking good care of him. again, he is out of intensive care. very good. 54 years old. serious condition. apparently doing a lot better. our prayers are with you, mich

sharon osbourne is leaving her judging points at "america's got talent" saying the tv station backedss deal with her son after he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. nbc denies the charges. stpho: a stunning new report says a number of doctors will not take new patients under president obama's new healthcare law. 31% of physicians say they will not accept new patients k-frd covered by medicaid. dr. marc siegl, member of the medical a team, the fox news medical a team, doctor good morning to you. not to sound like a broken record but for two and a half records you've been telling me one thing, this is the beginning of the doctor shortage in america. one in three across the country will not accept new patients covered by medicaid, that's what the study says. what does it mean to you? >> the headline is we're talking all doctors, bill. previously the center for studying health system change has shown up to 50% of primary care doctors like me, gate keepers, the first guy you see, we weren't taking new medicaid patients. and i said on the air here i can't afford to take medicaid patien

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we know that clayton osbourn must undergoing further mental evaluation before he is released.ou think so. >> steve: the president's dream act was supposed to be a good thing providing protection to certain immigrants living here in the united states. but according to representative sessions it protects crim nams in this country illegally and cost taxpayers millions as well. we have the details. 'll start with the basics . so call would dreamers it is the illegals allowed to stay in the country. who are they? >> those are the children who came here illegally . they are under the age of 30 and supposed to be getting a college education in a technical school. that's who they are supposed to be. >> steve: what if they are not in school now. >> there is loop holes the obama administration said 800 or 900,000 people to apply. but there are studies that 1.8 million people may do that. they are not requiring that you go to college. you have to be enrolled when you apply . people over the age of 30 are going to be considered for this deferred action. >> steve: oh, my goodnessment tell

. >> osbourne like? >> he decided to go with sabbath. >> wow. >> said ozzy still had it. >> we're still on the air, this is what you do in the commercial break. >> i would have gone black keys in a second man. >> while you were gone, this is the whole show. >> really? >> like an episode of "spin magazi magazine". >> al sharpton will be joining the table when we come back, mike allen has an early look at politico's latest ebook on the 2012 race including new insight -- >> he doesn't like him. >> you see this. >> mitt romney -- what? no. >> i can't wait to see it. what happened? >> this new ebook, the president just loathes mitt romney. >> well -- no. >> doesn't like him at all. >> that's not true. >> he has a -- it's a dartboard up with his picture on it in the oval office. >> no, he does not. >> nasa landed a $2.5 billion robot on mars. that story and more. >> i'm very excited. >> in the morning papers. first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> welcome back to you, mika. good morning, joe