." >> i a psychic. work with the police allhe time. i have an intert business.as going to do show with hollywood and th were developi psychic friends bu i don't ever watch tv myself. m too busy having real life. so i'mot a big biever in psychics. >> i'mot a big believe in therapists, eitr. t i'm desperate. i would likeo prove you wrong about your dislief and rtunately ie lost my gift. >so you can't tell me what my love line says? >> you don'tave a love li. it'not the end of >> well -- [laughter] tav: nice to see you. >> goodo see you. thanks for havin me. tavis: tell me aut "web therapy." >> that was a bit of it just thought it would beeally funny to havan extremely dismissi person offer therapy. the internet. not in pern. and notor 50 minutes, but just for three minutes at a time. tavis: tell me more about whe the concept omes from. en i want to get int how you haveade this thing wk on the intert specifically. >> well,o the concept ce honestly, honestly, it was out of rejecng the notion of doing a web seris. that's how it staed. we were ask to comep with a we s

i was going to do a show with hollywood and they were developing psychic friends. i don't ever watch tv myself. i'm too busy having a real life. so i'm not a big believer in psychics. >> i'm not a big believer in therapists, either. but i'm desperate. i would like to prove you wrong about your disbelief and fortunately i've lost my gift. >> so you can't tell me what my love line says? >> you don't have a love line. it's not the end of the world. >> well -- [laughter] tavis: nice to see you. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. tavis: tell me about "web therapy." >> that was a bit of it. just thought it would be really funny to have an extremely dismissive person offer therapy. on the internet. not in person. and not for 50 minutes, but just for three minutes at a time. tavis: tell me more about where the concept comes from. then i want to get into how you have made this thing work on the internet specifically. >> well, so the concept came honestly, honestly, it was out of rejecting the notion of doing a web series. that's how it started. we were asked to come

so that kind of sucked. >> it was a phone psychic too. >> i thought she was a good psychic, all righthe told you you were going to die? >> yeah. so i, you know, hired this film crew to follow us around and document our lives so when i did die, you can take it to show the footage to kids in schools and stuff and they can learn from it. >> and so -- >> some role model -- >> what are you talking about? >> and do you guys like having the film crew around all the time? >> i don't enjoy it at all. >> you don't like it? >> no that's nothing fun about it. you wake up to take a pee and the guy is filming you. i know he's aiming at my bird even though he said he's not. >> do you mind the cameras there? >> no, i think it sucks. i mean, if you're going to the liquor store and suppose you need liquor and you have no money, you're trying to be a little secrete, you want to get some money and the camera crew is in. >> yeah. >> it sucks. you go to court and they play the tape. >> it makes it harder. do you like living in the trailer park? >> living in the park is fantastic. it's like living in a camp

she was considered the most famous psychic in america after her prediction john f. kennedy would die in office. >> everyone wants to see the crystal ball because there's a magical ora around it. and it's a mystery regarding what the ball might actually bring. >> the auction of her belongings begins at noon tomorrow in chevy chase, maryland. >>> eagles rehabilitated and released by the wildlife center. one of the birds was rescued after its nest was destroyed by our recent storm. another had puncture wounds. a third was unable to fly because of damaged tail feathers. all were nursed back to health. >>> hundreds of advocates of animals in the washington area this weekend for the fifth annual taking action for animals conference. puppy mills, pet overpopulation and animal fighting are among the topics being discussed at the conference sponsored by the humane society of the u.s. it's the largest gathering of animal advocates. actress good win among those attending the conference. >> i think that everybody who comes to this conference understands the kinship with animals

i'm not a big fan of psychics in investigations. hocus-pocus. i don't believe in it.but you know what? at this point 5,000 leads, no haleigh, why not? let's go there. if you need to get a search warrant, find out whose property it is. get the search warrant, go to the property, and find out -- take the dogs back there. cadaver dogs. and anything else you need to do. go back there and take a look at this 37 why not? >> putnam county says we have searched every square inch of that area, they appear to be satisfied with it. but i keep going back to the jessica lunsford case where john evander couey killed poor jesse and put her in the ground in a plastic bag just yards from the house. if it wasn't for a second search they would have never found her. >> thanks so much for the update. we'll continue to follow this. michelle, t.j., mike, we appreciate it always. >>> now this. cops say they caught a teacher having sex with one of her teenage students, getting friendly in the classroom even between periods. oh, by the way, she's married, mother of three. prosecutors call this

>>> more than 400 items belonging to famed psychic jane dixon are up for grabs. she's most notable for predicting the assassination of john kennedy. the items range from furniture to clothes. the auction will be held at noon tomorrow in chevy chase. >>> a celebrity psychic's belongings not the only items on the auction block. so are foreclosed homes in the area. more than 300 local properties went on the auction block in the district. john henrehan was there. >> reporter: more than 300 properties in maryland, virginia and d.c. were on the auction block. previous owners just could not make their monthly mortgage payments and the lenders have taken back the properties. dave lee of the real estate disposition corporation says foreclosure auctions are opportunities for buyers. >> people here are purchasing properties at literally 50, 60 cents on the dollar from its previous mark in alue. the value is definitely here. >> reporter: buyers checklistings on-line and over the past couple of weekends, many of them visited the homes rey ad ready for auction. retired army se

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the psychic -- potential psychic mage of those kids hearing someone saying tey could llute water or changee water, to grow up with at, that is what is most troubling to me. i think that , "a," have to be ir andake sure th we understand,it was in fact racially motivated,s all appearances say it is, and the deal witit. but i think beyond the rar suspects, as one says, of peoe like m coming in that ve been called on, we've got toeal th theact that people around this count oughto look at, we have t stop doing this to children. >> i totally agree wityou. you at least start to thinkat you see it certainlyn my generation. people just don't see race the same way that theydid ross my parents' generations or in our grandparts' generations. eres less and less racism. to kids utter the things is just shocki and disturbing. something th naacp president said, on the one hand we see the image of a black man getting off air force one. on thether hand w see ptos of kids geing turnedway from the swimming ol. we can't be post-racial until we are st-racm. and til we get there, we will be on the watch. what do

but the psychic income that sometimes individuals might have by putting in, if you have $400 a month extra in your surplus, putting $350 toward that credit card debt, then maybe putting $50 in an emergency fund, you may not be getting the amount of return on that emergency fund but the psychic income that go get 'em attitude to say i have a little more in my emergency fund. >> louis calls that a confidence fund. you agree with that, sometimes you got to have a little money on the side? >> absolutely. what you want to do, you want to pay down the debt, you want to increase your savings, you want to work this muscle. make sure there is balance because you want to give people confidence. you want to give them a better future. all of this is about doing the budget, paying down the debt, we want to build people's self-esteem, we want to make sure their relationships are stronger. because we all know this financial stress of having too much debt and spending too much is causing a lot of relationship problems across america. >> we have relationship problems you and i about money. >> but we

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oh, you're psychic! what am i thinking of right now? tacos? yes!ng you save money no matter what you drive. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> good morning, everybody. when steve mcnair retired last year people started making the case as a possible hall of famer in a few years. former m.v.p., three-time pro bowler, one of the best running quarterbacks and epitome of toughness on the football field. he came within an excruciating foot of leading the titans to the title. who will forget his center touchdown that could have won the super bowl. yesterday his old coach jeff fisher said what he whispered to mcnair after the game is something only the two of them will ever know. he also hopes people won't judge mcnair, who was married, based on these pictures. >> steve mcnair that i knew would want me to say sorry, not perfe perfect. we all make decisions sometimes that are not in the best interes interests. please forgive me. the steve mcnair that i knew would want me to say celebrate my life for what i did on the fie field, for what i did

continues, antique furniture, crystal balls, and other unique trinkets that once belonged to renowned psychic. >>> we'll hear from mr. obama about health care and other matters tonight karl, don't you have friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here! have you smelled this chair? or these curtains? you've gotta wash this whole room! are you kidding? wash it?! let's wash it with febreze! whoa! [ sniffs ] hey mrs. weber. [ sniffs ] hey, it smells nice in here. you know, i like to keep things fresh. helps me concentrate. [ male announcer ] for all the things that you can't wash, wash it with febreze. it's not just one thing it's everything. tylenol and advil don't do as much as pamprin. it's the everything in one pill. pamprin multi-symptom . >>> she predicted the future for politicians and the social elite in washington, d.c. and by the time she died in 1997, jeane dixon, had collected a whole swath of antique and vintage items which will go up for auction on sunday. derreck mcginty has a peek. >> some of her observations were astute, and you don't really have to believe in the occult to ap

. >>> remember jean dixon, psychic to the stars? maybe you used to read her syndicated column.he died back in 1997 and now her estate is being auctioned off. hundreds of things. her crystal ball. >> i would say the crystal ball has generated the most excitement and it is hard to say what that would bring. >> does it really work? might bring more. if you have a taste for the mystical break out the checkbook. this sunday in chevy chase is the auction. >>> transparency may be the new watch word in politics but this might be a little bit much. if you have been to new york recently you have probably seen the naked cowboy in times square. the guy in tightty whiteties and a cowboy hat. hard to miss. he wants to run for mayor of the big apple. his platform doing more with less. >> i remember the naked cowboy. i used to live in new york. he has been around awhile. >>> a stick of gum could be the key to a healthy mouth. >> more on that and how a hoola hoop could score you a better hotel room. stick around for that. >>> big step forward bringing baseball to loudoun county. all that ahead

oh, you're psychic! what am i thinking of right now? tacos? yes! helping you save money no matter what you drive. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> good morning, washington. it is tuesday morning. 5:30 is your time. i'm alison starling. >> and i'm doug mckelway. would begin with your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. adam caskey is filling in this week. it is nice to see the sunshine. >> it feels great. one of our interns put together some numbers. by now, at reagan national airport, we have had 1290-degree days. so far we've had two. the waremtust traperera was 90. '90 and '91. right now, a lot of sun shines. ifuteaul. utthe sun is getting radeyad top upe vezor thrihon. warm today, up 61 in waldorf. here is the extended forecast. mid 80's today. partly cloudy skies. a brief passing shower is possible. generally dry. a lot of sunshine over the next couple of days. by the weekend, we will see a little return of the sheet. we will be flirting with 90 degr

. >> shocking claims about jackson's alleged drug abuse coming from a former friend and psychic, uriid this tragedy was bound to happen. >> i screamed at him and i used the words, michael, if you continue this, you will die. >> out to dr. dar. you were just saying in one minute, you're dead or you're out. what did you mean by that? >> let me say, it has to be dosed precisely according to someone's body weight and tailored to the surgical procedure that's going on at the moment that you're under in the operating room under controlled setting. let me just explain how it's given. usually it's hooked up to this i.v. setup and placed in a pump and the physician dials in the amount that should be given to patient. another way to give it is to take a syringe and put it into a saline bag and drip it in. it's hand controlled. if you open it up too wide, what happens is, patient's breathing becomes shallower and to the point where they would stop breathing. if you stop breathing you would go into cardiac arrest and i would imagine that if the toxicology reports show this diprivan in his system

. >>> more than 400 items belonging to psychic jean dixon are up for grabs today. she's most notab for edicting the assassination of kennedy. sher belongings went up to an investment banker. the auction will be held today in chevy chase. >>> well for the upside to the economic downturn, people investigating in themselves by starting home businesses. but not everyone has the cash and the know how to get the idea off the ground. steve eager looks t one heavenly company that is helping make dreams come true. >> the hallmark of this recession is the staggering number of people out of work. the instruction industry took the biggest hit and by the end of march more than million people have lost their job. but even now, a growing number of people are betting it all by starting their own business. >> people have to find another sources of ceating income. they have a net worth, they have relationships and they begin to decide they've had a dream or aid yeah and the fear of not having an income is greater than my fear of failure and not being successful. >> greg and bernard

. >> reporter: author and self-proclaimed psychic uri geller was a friend of jackson's. his bedroom. >> i was the only person who had the chutzpah to scream at him and tell him this business of inviting children to his bedroom is wrong. and michael just stared at me. >> now you have this documentary years later with the intent of showing michael, the good father, michael the good person, mike the normal person when in fact, it did the exact opposite. it showed him to be quite abnormal. >> i said to michael, this is the last thing in the world you need. you're famous enough. you need credibility, but he didn't take my advice and did the documentary, which is one of the great mistakes of his life. >> reporter: that documentary triggered bombshell news that thrust the fated pop star back into the spotlight. just nine months after the show aired, the 13-year-old cancer patient featured in the documentary accused jackson of sexual abuse. >> there will be charges filed against mr. jackson, multiple counts. >> the fact that he could even find himself in this situation after the

i am no psychic. >> gang culture has taken hold and its grip is not loosening. >> juveniles, are thee gangs. ♪ . >> go ahead. >> yet among the gunshots and violence, evidence of ordinary life exists. >> and popular. myspace ranks third for the highest percentage of tips for all websites in the month of may. and become a gateway for gangs in the recruitment of new members. >> this type of venue is a perfect place. to show them an alternate life-style and draw them into your cause. >> detective john bureaus is an gang investigator. considered an expert in the field. >> this is a national membership card to apply for. >> all that is needed is a burning desire to belong. >> put the bait on the hook and swing it out there. and after you swing it out there. you wait. >> there is no need to travel, or be face-to-face to learn the life-style. when everything you need to know is at your fingertips. >> they don't have to put forth a lot of effort to recruit children. they put it up on their page and off they go. >> information is power. we went to "youtube", and with little to no effort found

there was a little bit of psychic body english going back to urge him, get this on the ground. >> were on the ground and neil says, i think we will be a little long. there are no buildings or roadways. he has nothing to really compare the size of the crater to what the actual altitude really is. >> i know that he knows that minimum fuel light is coming on. greta: are you looking out the window? you're looking engages? >> i am looking at the computer. even before this, we started getting computer of arms. >> almost every person in this room had some type of a problem. my guidance officer at a computer problem because the computer was trying to dial us. the flight dynamics officer at the navigation problem. >> by the time it got 30 seconds, i feel bold enough to maybe sneak a peek out the window. i see the shadow as we are coming down and the probe from the landing gear. it is obscured. >> communications guys had problems. other people that electrical problems. i was trying to keep this orchestrated. >> i called out, face shadow, picking up dust. the light came on, contact light. that

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oh, you're psychic! what am i thinking of right now? tacos? yes! helping you save money no matter what you drive. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> larry: a gut-wrenching moment at the memorial came at the end when michael's 11-year-old daughter paris talked through her tears. we've seen it many times. we want to get arnie's reaction, watch. >> 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. >> larry: what do you feel when you look at that? >> i can't, it's difficult to look at that. because here's a man who changed the world. he enabled black people to do things they've never done before. we have a black caucus, we have a black president. he enabled so many things. he gave so many gifts to the world. he's the finest entertainer what he ever had. unlike what they did to this sarah burnhard. she died painless, yet they had a big found ral for her. now everybody wants the gossip. we lost one of the greatest people of our life. the most generous and with a bigger

. >>> if you believe in psychics you'll like these guys.pated, gus. that's why i had to put the whole thing on a credit card. i said "a," credit card. hi. >> those are the stars of the tv show "psyche" which is back for its fourth season now. congrats. >> can't believe that. >> the show follows the adventure of a pseudo psychic and his friend as they try to solve crimes and get into just a little bit of trouble along the way. i like the rapport between the two of you. was that pretty early on or did that grow out of just the work? because you seem very relaxed together, very comfortable. >> almost immediately. he's the spark that starts the fire. >> how did they tap into your chemistry, to figure out you guys would work together? >> i had the part. and we were searching far and wide for who would be my guy. "my guy." and i actually drove out to his house in woodland hills -- >> go down this street make a left. >> we had like a little chemistry session in his living room which in retrospect is strange because i already had the job. but no. w

she was meeting with her psychic. that's a little tease.away too much from the first episode. we are as always looking forward to this installment. >> you can bet we'll be talking much more about those ladies. >> as the cat fights roll out. >> annie liebovitz, a photographer who reportedly makes about 2 million just from vogue, she's in a lot of financial trouble. apparently she took out a $24 million loan from art capital group. under the agreement of this loan, they were more or less going to be able to sell her photographs, her home in greenwich village and another home in another part of new york as a financial restructuring opinion now she's saying i took the money but i don't agree. she doesn't want to do any of it so she's being sued over that $24 million loan. but you have to wonder, she's making 2 million at vogue and taking out a $24 million loan, what is going on with all this money? >> what happened? how can she get in that position? there's always some talk she's going to have to liquidate some of these very famous pictures she

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an interview broadcast over the weekend in the u.k., one of jackson's closest friends, author and psychice knew that michael couldn't survive as an addict. >> i really shouted, michael, stop it. michael, you will die. you're killing yourself. >> reporter: geller was right to worry. as but jackson's nurse, cherilyn lee. >> i remember michael telling her, one side of my body is hot. is hot. and one side of my body is cold, is very told. >> reporter: overnight, tmz reported that paramedics found jackson with an i.v. in his arm, alongside an empty i.v. bag and an oxygen tank. and this morning, we're learning so much more about how deadly that powerful hospital anesthetic, propofol, is. this is an expert on propofol, also known as diprivan. >> many of the patients who have diprivan addiction, told me, i wouldn't trying to get high. i was trying to disappear. i was trying not to exist. >> part of it is wanting to sleep. and part of it is wanting to escape. from pain, emotional and physical. and it makes you go away for a while. and you don't have to cope with those things anymore. >> reporter:

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