nicole richie.a nice touch. how is your father? >> he's good? >> jimmy: ♪ hello >> did you write that yourself? lionel richie was one of the first con stecerts i ever went with my mom. which is embarrassing but what are you going to do? how often have you seen your father in concert? >> i have only seen him perform like three or four times. >> jimmy: no. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. it's not something that -- i mean, when we're home, we just -- we don't really bring work home. >> jimmy: three or four times. >> i have seen him more than you have. >> maybe when i was little, but in my adult life, i think only once. >> jimmy: why is that? just the idea of -- >> i don't like it. i don't like it. he's already -- i mean, my dad is the most smiley guy in the world in life. like i always think that -- i always think he's being fake with me because he's so happy all the time. and then he gets on stage and has people yelling at him and he's thinking the songs and the smile literally wraps around the ears. it's just s

folk singer richie havens has died.e became s legend as the opening ac ♪ freedom ♪ ♪ freedom ♪ ♪ freedom ♪ ♪ >> folk singer richie havens has died. he became a 60's legend as the opening act at woodstock. remember? since none of the other artists had made it through traffic, concert organizers just kept telling him keep on playing. following that nearly three- hour performance, he said, quote, i played every song i knew. richie havens was 72 years old. >>> the college of marin celebrated earth day in a very special way. the school planted three redwood trees thanks to the archangel ancient tree archive group. and these just aren't any redwoods. they are clones from the ancient redwoods that were cut down over a century ago, from that was 30 feet wide and over 40 feet tall. >> are you an original tree hugger? >> yeah, i'm an original tree hugger. i didn't know what a tree hugger was, but as a kid i used to love to hug trees. >> the archive group organized clone plantings all over the world, including germany, ireland and

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following that nearly three hour performance, he said quote, i played every song i knew richie havenas 72. >>> redwoods will be popping up all over the world. >> even though they were cut down more than a century ago. kpix5 explains their clones, you will probably recognize someone in this story. >> the college is celebrating earth day in a very special way. they are planting three redwood trees, but these are some of the rarest trees on the planet. crones from redwoods cut down over a century ago. tree archive, dana king. >> this is the genetic twin of a field work stump. >> this was 30 feet wide and it was as tall as a 40 story building. scientists have now cloned living trees from that stump. they will grow here under the careful care of tom burke. >> this is one of my children. it's older than me, but i think of it as one of my children. >> the landscaping manager. he cares deeply for all the trees on campus. all 400 acres of them. >> you are an original tree hugger? >> i didn't know what a tree hugger was, but i used to hug trees. >> ancient tree archives is celebrating earth da

tonight, rosario dawson, nicole richie, and music from foals with cleto and the cletones. and now, get this, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] . >> jimmy: welcome. thank you for coming. i want you guys to know if the north koreans launch a nuclear missile tomorrow, i'm really glad we had this time together. i'll be glad even if they don't. i'll be honest with you. if we do get blown up tomorrow, at least we went out with one last episode of "dancing with the stars." and what a night it was. first of all, lisa van der pump of the real housewives or some place got the ax tonight on the show, which was deserved it seems. very gifted dancer. so much talent. you know, that's what makes it so hard to say goodbye. she actually passed out during rehearsal, which was a scary thing. usually when a real housewife goes under it's because she had a cosmetic procedure woman. she woke up with the same nose, same eyes, same everything. fortunately when she did pass out, the "dancing with the stars" cameras were there. >> two and three, cha cha one. arm up. >> hey, you okay? >> judge lynn

. ♪ freedom ♪ freedom ♪ freedom >>> the great richie havens has died.forever known as the opening act at woodstock. it wasn't planned that way. some of the other artists were stuck in traffic and half a million people were growing impatient. but after that, we appreciated him for his raw and beautiful musical talent. the oldest of nine kids he grew up singing doo-wop in brooklyn. he leaves us with classics including ad campaigns for cotton and amtrak, among others. he was an actor and an activist and a painter and a guitar playing singer with an iconic voice. the elegant richie havens was 72 years old. >>> in the midwest it's been another day of battling flood waters. swollen rivers including the illinois river in peoria causing a whole lot of damage. the worst may be yet to come sadly. more rain in the forecast for tonight which had some along the mississippi trying to get out ahead of it to reinforce dams. in fargo they have gone as far as tearing down houses to make way for a levee. they are expecting record flooding when the snow melt comes. people

richie havens has died. >> i was never in show business. i was in the communications business. >>> a rookie news anchor clemente, thought his knife was off. >> by the way, a.j. was fired today. >> and, man, that sounds like an idiot. >> this morning's eye opener presented by prudential. >> wel "cbs this morning." good morning, norah. >> good morning, charlie. welcome back. >> good to be back. >>> the hospital treating the marathon bombing suspect was turned into a courtroom from his bed sineok charged with use of a weapon of mass destruction. >> it appears they were not linked to a terrorist group, but tsavraev is giving investigators new information. we have more from terrell brown. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsavraev is communicating with investigators mostly in writing, saying he and his brothers acted alone. court documents allege how he and his brothers allegedly carried out the deadly attack. as dzhokhar tsavraev lay seriously wounded in the hospital, the judge asked if he could afford a lawyer. he uttered just one word. no. the judge said

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. >>> woodstock icon richie havens has passed away.orm at the 1969 festival and kept playing for three hours when other artists arrived late. the folk singer was well known for his cover of the beatles "here comes the sun." richie havens died of a heart attack monday. he was 72. d o a heart attack. was good thing there's bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet that acts like a big sheet. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. ♪ i got it! [ mom ] use less with the small but powerful picker upper. bounty select-a-size. and try bounty napkins. it's eb. want to give your family the very best in taste, freshness, and nutrition? it's eb. eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. it's eb. for those nights when it's more than a bad dream, be ready. for the times you need to double-check the temperature on the thermometer, be ready. for high fever, nothing works faster or lasts longer. >>> 18 states and washington, d.c. have legalized m

. >> richie, how many times have you been up for parole in the last 18 years?ice. >> what's happened each of those times? >> they've continued me because of something i've done. >> why would you purposely try to ditch your parole? >> because i'm scared of getting out. >> you've been at the program before? >> yes, sir. >> if you didn't want to make parole, could you say, i don't want to go? >> i don't know if you would understand, but a convict saying that he's not ready to get out, i'd feel like i would be ostracized. >> is that it? >> yes, sir. >> the lieutenant's decision comes swiftly. >> guilty of the charge of refusal, attempt to alter a drug screen, recommend five days penal segregation, assess a fee of $25, $4 fine. recommend a job drop. you want to appeal this? >> yes, sir. >> yes, sir, i don't think the $25 is appropriate. >> i can suspend that. i will suspend the $25. >> okay. >> and richie would like a little time to get his affairs in order before he has to go away for five days. >> no. everything i heard and saw, he attempted to alter the results o

. >> we gave cameras to inmates on death row as well. 28-year-old ben richie was here we didn't have to inmates on death row as well. 28-year-old ben richie was here for having shot and killed a police officer. >> this ain't no joke. they execute people here, and if you don't work on your case on death row they'll march your ass over there and strap you to that table and murder you. on death row our cells are a little bigger than population's, but i'd rather have one of them smaller cells. [ bleep ], i'd rather go home. >> richie recalled the last time he watched a fellow inmate leave death row for the execution chamber. >> his time came for them to kill him, right? and he was standing in front of my cell, you know, handcuffed, police around him. what do you say? what do you say to somebody that they're getting ready to kill? that you care for and is your friend? you can't say -- i couldn't say nothing. good luck? i'll see you around? you know? i've been through eight executions, you know? some guys commit suicide, you know, other guys die of old age and natural causes. man, it's all

tomorrow, rosario dawson, nicole richie and musical guest foals. good night! ♪

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. >>> singer and guitarist richie havens died today. ♪ sometimes i feel just like i am almost done ♪he did after suffering a heart attack. he played at woodstock and for bill clinton's presidential inauguration. richie havens was 72 years old. >>> after seeing what happened in boston, san francisco's police chief unveils a new plan he says would make market street safer during big events. why some say it may go too far. >>> cleanup is underway at a homeless encampment in san jose. we'll tell you the challenges the city faces at this location. >>> san francisco has surveillance cameras, but in the wake of the boston marathon bombings, the police chief wants more. so often we bring you stories of huge crowds of people taking to market to celebrate or protest. where soon more of those actions could be caught on camera. >> reporter: market street already has some surveillance cameras, including this one outside the hyatt regency hotel. but the police chief says in the wake of the boston marathon bombings, he'd like to see more cameras along market street to give police extra sets of eyes

before we go, we have to say a sad good-bye to folk singer richie habens.est known for his spiring performance of motherless child captured in the wood stock film. it immortalized future generates of activists. good night and good-bye richie havens. ♪ freedom freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ sometimes i feel like a motherless child ♪ young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us.

. >> the the key to it's success is an inventory controlled system developed by richie. it links the coop ray tors headquarters to the floating super market online. so people at headcourters with monitor the boat in realtime. when they're about to run out, they can instruct the super market to dock at a port. a truck is sent there to restock the necessary items. the cost of few and other factors require them to raise prices. but it allows the floating super market to sell goods at the same prices as land-based stores. >>> shoppers can even buy items like this. that used to be difficult to get. >> i ordered a washington machine, and had the floating super market deliver it to my door. >> the super market will deliver large household alliances without charging a transportation fee. this customer is very happy. she no longer has to do the laundry by hand. >> translator: thanks to the floating super market, i can buy what i want. i don't want to return to the old way of life. >>> in many ways, the old lifestyle still as a firm grip on people. backup slowly, modern services a

. >>> bon jovi, guitarist richie sambora will skip the first part of the tour for reasons. sambora missed 2011 for substance abuse treatment. >>> on the heels of angelina jolie, madonna announced he's selling a paints worth $7 million to help school programs in afghanistan and pakistan. >>> tom cruise toured the guinness factory while in ireland. he learned to pour the perfect pint and was given a certificate of irish heritage from the prime minister. >>> and artist and self-proclaimed lindsay lohan fan made a mosaic of the actress entirely out of garbage like booze bottles and cigarette butts. >> pretty good for garbage. >>> finally, beyonce posted a five-second tease for a big announcement this morning. take a listen. ♪ >> so some are speculating what that new single. >> i'm richard lui, this it td, just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> leading the news in "the washington post" cancer clinics are turning away thousands of medicare patients. blame the sequester. oncologists say the reduced funding makes it impossible to administer expensive chemotherapy

tomorrow, rosario dawson, nicole richie and musical guest foals. good night! captured. the hunt is over. the dramatic conclusion to the most wanted men in america. two brothers accused of the biggest u.s. terror attack since 9/11. we are love from boston. >>> baby-faced bombers. they came to america for a better life. the tale of two boys next door turned alleged terrorists. >>> inches from killers. just before the blast, the suspected bombers stood right behind the 8-year-old child. tonight, his friends and classmates speak out. >> a special edition of >>> from boston, this is a special edition of "nightline." caught, with juju chang. >> good evening from boston. where the massive manhunt for the two most wanted men in america has come to a dramatic end. there was a collective sigh of relief and cheering in the streets. tonight, one alleged bomber captured, the other dead. all day until just a few hours ago, this city was in an unprecedented lockdown with nearly 1 million people warned to remain inside their homes. my colleague linsey davis watched the whole

richie havens was 72 years old. >> little known fact.lore. don't quote me. apparently, that song "extra time" ad-libbed. >> yeah, right. he was just in the zone, right? >> just in the zone. he had all this time to essentially soak up because the next act never showed up so he just kind of went out there and -- >> where did you get that factoid? that's a good one. >> maybe i watch a little television every once in a while. that isn't abc. >> have you seen the documentary woodstock. if you haven't you should check it out. >> i have. that's how i want to woodstock. >> me too. however, i was 3, so i was on the planet. concert-goers in argentina got an unexpected treat as they gathered in the middle of the night to watch a local band. >> as the band performed at an outdoor venue, they were interrupted by an unplanned, light show. a spectacular streak of light believed to be a meteor, the colorful fire ball lit up the night sky. there are reports it was seen 250 miles away. >> what's the deal with meteors lately? i mean, wow. you know what it

richie havens passed away. he was 72. >>> time now is 5:50. pandas panicking.veillance video from that massive quake in china. plus -- >> my first thought was, okay, i need to be calm. >> a tiger in the bathroom. no, this is not a scene from hangover. a woman's shocking up close encounter in a john at a circus coming your way. so do something nice for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. >>> all right. plenty of sunshine, your pollen count today running in the moderate category, mulberry, oak and grasses could be the problem. we'll have more on your weather coming up. >> and checking your bay area roadways right now, bay bridge starting to stack up especially in the cash lanes and so far, so good if you are traveling 101 near south airport boulevard if you have a flight to catch. we'll have more "timesaver traffic" coming up. >>> are you crazy enough to sign up for a one-way trip to mars? well, a dutch company mars on plans the trip part of a reality show in 2022. more than 10,000 people have expressed interest in being on the flight even though it's a

richie havens who opened a 1969 woodstock festival died after a heart attack at the age of 72.nd krissy amphlet died at the age 63. >>> ben affleck is participating in a global poverty awareness event that challenges him to feed himself on $1.50 a day for five days straight. good stuff there. >>> i'm richard lui, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> well, leading the news this morning on nbcnews.com, officials say the hospitalized bombing suspect says he and his brother acted alone motivated by religion, adding that they were not in contact with overseas terrorists or groups. >>> and in "the new york times," a presidential pact for young scientists, note president obama on a bike during an encouragement of children to learn science, engineering and matd mathematics. >>> developing news out of libya now, where officials say a car bomb went off outside the french embassy overnight in the capital city of tripoli. the blast injured two french guards and a libyan teenager and caused extensive damage there. >>> the tsa is holding o

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you can see it takes richie trimble, the rider of the bike to get in the saddle. climbing it like scaffolding, it's 14 1/2 feet tall. >> why? why is there a bike this tall? what do you need this for? >> it's obviously a statement, a bit of an art piece, a customized bike that you can ride around. you can see people around him look like ants as he's trying to ride this thing. the chain itself, 32 1/2 feet of chain. >> does this thing have training wheels? >> it does not have training wheels. that's what i'm wondering, he must have something to help him keep the bike up. but no. >> what kind of protective gear can you possibly wear -- can he fit under the bridge? >> he barely fits under the bridge. >> he says there was about two inches under the bridge. he said the bridge started to narrow down as he starts to get through it. >> that's awesome. what it looks like they make the bike out of. >> he started with a huffy frame and the rest was made out of a steel tubing. it took him 12 hours to build. >> how do you get off this thing. >> he pulled up to a light post. >>

richy havens was 72 years old. wall street managed to rally a bit today, after big losses last week. the dow jones industrial average gained 19 points to close at 14,567. the nasdaq rose 27 points to close at 3,233. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: and we pick up on some of the legal questions being asked about the criminal case against against dzhokhar tsarnaev. if tsarnyev is found guilty as charged of using a weapon of mass destruction, he could face the death penalty. but what else does he, and should he face? for that, we turn to, david rivkin, who served in the justice department in the reagan and bush administrations. and laura murphy, director of the washington legislative office for the american civil liberties union. david rivkin, start by explaining to us what this means. using a weapon of mass destruction. is it a term of legal art? >> it is a term of art, gwen. good to be with you. it is obviously a manifestation of the seriousness of the attack. it is a charge th

." >> nicole richie is with us and rosario dawson is is he >>> april marks sexual assault awareness month. and now students are taking a controversial look at rape. and now that story from palo alto. >> this month's issue has everyone at palo alto high school talking. the issue focuses on the topic of rape. >> this is something everybody who is in high school and who is going to college who ever drinks or who ever will have sex needs to know about. >> the student-run magazine dedicated six stories to rape. it focus owed two students who admitted they drink too much and were then raped. she interviewed the victims and wrote about campus reaction. >> if someone says they are raped they say oh they are just looking for uh -- attention and they got drunk and it is their fault. >> there is an on-line student poll. they found agree that certain women are more likely to be raped due to per miss skew us with behavior. and 26% agree that if a woman gets drunk and is then raped she is responsible for what happened. >> we are a liberal community, but these statements were certainly if not ignorant,

along with my other partners, chris and richy in the back, and lawrence who could not make it. welcome to 6 45 harrison and the hatchery. it's super exciting to have such a dynamic group of people from both the public and private sector here today. and as a self-proclaimed geek and tech entrepreneur, this is really exciting for me. before i wax on about that's correct really quickly want to give you just a quick 90-second thing about the hatchery. we opened our doors about a year ago at 625 2nd street, bought 21 thou square feet there. we opened our doors and within a year we've grown into a whole new space which we opened two months ago. * across both spaces we have

. >>> legendary folk singer richie havens has died more than four decades after he captivated crowdst woodstock. the brooklyn-born performer was first on in the 1969 festival. he ended up singing and playing his guitar for three hours straight because the next act hasn't showed up yet. havens has released more than 25 albums, including his breakthrough, "mixed bag." he was 72 years old. >> you're a guitar player. could you go for three hours? would your fingers bleed? >> you know, they just might. after three hours nonstop, they just might. especially the way he played. he had a hard style of hitting that guitar. >> yikes. >> three hours. he made a name for himself on that album and documentary. best thing that ever happened. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse." the punishment for a north dakota anchorman after getting caught cursing on-air. it was his first day. >> painful. you have to see it. >>> plus, building oscar buzz. who is already being mentioned to host next year's academy awards? >>> it is time to check, "the pulse," stories you'll be talking about today. and it looks lik

jon bon jovi and richie sambora have been together a long time.e final leg of the tour. personal issues were cited. all shows will go on as scheduled. 53-year-old guitarist has struggled in the past with substance abuse. >> but it could be creative differences between jon bon jovi and richie sambora. they are friends for a very, very long time. >> ever s them live? >> first show i ever saw live. i think it was with poison. the interplay with them is very good. i think in the 2011 tour, there were some shows where richie sambora did not perform. we'll see. >> for more on jon bon jovi, visit cnn.com. >>> dallas mavericks owner mark cuban has talked about drafting brittney griner, all american with the baylor lady bears. greiner is open to cuban's offer. tweeted this. so, when do i show up for tryouts? the ball in mark cuban's court. >> she is great. i would like to see her do it. >> she's great. >> ahead on "starting point," shocking prison footage to tell you about. inmates with guns, shooting up drugs, caught on video with a smuggled cell phone. h

but they don't come to you and say you ought to do queen elizabeth as if she's a character in a guy richie movie or you should do prince or the californians. >> true, but sometimes they do come to you and go could you do a crazy drag queen. >> generically. >> sure. there's a writer there, james anderson, we come up with some stuff together. it's a combination. some stuff i'll come into the office and say i have this character, but there are times where someone will say like can you do this kind of person? and then together you start forming that. so some of it does happen as accident. there are accidents that happen that have gone on to be their own character. >> do you occasionally get asked to do celebrity caricatures or something that you think i don't want to do this but i'll take one for the show. >> i don't think of it in terms of i don't want to do it. i think me, i don't think that's really me. i don't know if i have a take on it, it works out great. i remember david lee roth, one sketch they were like can you do david lee roth. i was like i don't think so. then i did it anyway it

along with my other partners, chris and richy in the back, and lawrence who could not make it. welcome to 6 45 harrison and the hatchery. it's super exciting to have such a dynamic group of people from both the public and private sector here today. and as a self-proclaimed geek and tech entrepreneur, this is really exciting for me. before i wax on about that's correct really quickly want to give you just a quick 90-second thing about the hatchery. we opened our doors about a year ago at 625 2nd street, bought 21 thou square feet there. we opened our doors and within a year we've grown into a whole new space which we opened two months ago. * across both spaces we have about 135 companies and it's sort of awesome. they are not all tech. we sort of range from writers and virtual wineries which are right behind me. to some of the leading technology companies in the valley. we have companies that raise anywhere from a thousand dollars to $25 million that have sort of been housed with us. some of the coolest things that have happened at the hatchery two people sitting next to each ot

camps to meet certainly change you could richie thiele this kind of hostility towards us and there were a few incidents where people sent. to myself and the people of working with. actually made this question our safety but the important thing is is that i'm a foreigner i'm british i can have the support of the british consul if need be but the reason you have no such the court big big can't jump on a plane the east in fact they don't even have passports and travel permission we should have to pay for which they rarely get so you know out so you know people actually be very thankful fact that we're reporting on this inside expression scituate it was very very hostile and i want to put this article you mentioned this earlier about the i read that has actually been purposely blocked by the burmese government i mean why is it that they're blocking aid through his end and are they doing anything at all to help the situation i said. the burmese government on doing anything to help from the room yes far so i can see and i think as far as they're concerned that every year for them are a proble

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next week, tom cruise will be here, rachel mcadams, jason bateman, rosario dawson, nicole richie.thor and twitter phenom kelly oxford will be here, and we'll have music from foals, kid rock, paramore, and alice in chains. so join us then. for nine seasons, our first guest has held upon his masculine shoulders two thirds of this network's female demographic. i cover the other third. he plays dr. derek shepherd on "gray's anatomy" which airs thursdays at 9:00 on abc, please welcome patrick dempsey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you. wow. how you doing? >> jimmy: i don't know if this -- i don't know if it's because you are tan or whatever but you seem to be getting more handsome. >> you are looking great. i was watching in the monitor. you're looking great. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. maybe we'll go have something afterwards. hey, i heard you bought a chain of coffee stores, is that true? >> yes, in seattle. tully's coffee. >> jimmy: i used to live in seattle. >> i love the city. it's great. >> jimmy: it's a great city. but you own the chain of coffee stores? >> yeah, we bought the

>> don richy the senate historian heard me telling stories and he said we have to talk. over a period of a year and a half we created an oral history of a lot of things. he said you've got a book here. i said the bad thing about that book is there are too many people alive and we're not going to run it. the senate is exempt from the freedom of information act so i could say anything. >> where are those now? >> they are in the senate historical office. i'm reviewing a bunch of them. he want me to release a bunch of it. they want to hear about iran, my work in iran. they want to hear about the early nixon days and what we did on impeachment. those are valuable things for historians but there are too many people still alive. >> thank you very much. > i appreciate it. >> for a d.v.d. ller: of this program call 1877-662-7726. us free transcripts visit t q & a.org. by federal ks resurn vice chairman. at 11:00 p.m. another chance to -- & a with colorado korologos. >> they had a political marriage much like john and abigail so she would lobby in the halls of congress. she was al

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the white house office of public engagements, a very important office of the president richie's headcil of women and girls. she is a senior official in many capacities in the city of chicago and was the chief executive officer of the habitat company. she also was a lawyer and is practicing in a couple of law firms. and that's the very top positions in the white house. one of the most senior roles ever played by any woman in a white house. let's start there with that very issue. everybody is so interested in the white house. influential person in the president's staff. you are certainly the most influential person on the staff. you will probably dispute that, i'm so i would still like to ask you, why do they describe you that way and how do you see your role? >> first of all, i am delighted to be here and see all of you. i am thrilled to be in an audience full of women and a few[laughter] glad to see you in the front, that is really bold. [laughter] i don't know why people describe the way i am. i think part of the answer is the way you phrased the question. it is unusual to have a wo

. >> endless love with diana ross and lionel richie. >> all i know is i go on record having sung miserablyt be surprised at the way i spit. pleasantly surprised. >> the way i spit? >> growing up. >> i know the mean streets of new jersey. partake three. i want to go to a bob seger concert. that's the headline. a 79-year-old woman woke up from a five-year semi coma state. the first words is i want to go to a bob seger concert. not where are my loved ones. get me seger. she came out in may of 2007 and last night she got her wish and went it a seger concert. she said i want to give him a hug and shake my booty for him. >> she's at a retirement home and she said they were too old for her. one foot on a banana peel and she wanted to go to the concert. look at her. i love that. >> she got the vip treatment and got to meet bob seger and go into his dressing room and shake her booty. that's not what he does. it's a great story though. incredible that he was able to come out of that and get her wish. >> here's to a long life. let's turn to tamron with a look at the news. >> here i go. watch me. rhym

thankfully when she and her husband, paul, and daughter jane richie moved to southeast georgia, the baby'sirregular heartbeat was heard at her first appointment with her new o.b. she was sent to nearby jacksonville for a fetal echo. the technician there told her that she, she wasn't going to do the eco because there was something else wrong with the baby. she asked my daughter if she had ever heard of congenital diaphragmatic hernia. of course she had not. and at that time my family did not know the extent of the baby's birth defect. my daughter and her family moved to gainesville, florida, on november 16, and jimbo was born two weeks later on november 30. they heard their son cry out twice after he was born right before they incubated him, but they were not allowed to hold him. the doctors let his little lungs get strong before they did the surgery to correct the hernia, and that was done when he was four days old. the hole in his diaphragm was very large, and he had almost no posterior diaphragm. his intestines, spleen and one kidney were up in his chest. jimbo thankfully did not have to