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, his first alto sax. can you think about so many people in sports from jesse owens to jackie robinson to even current-today people such as magic johnson and on and on and on and bill rustle. none of them, very few of them would have even have had the opportunity to become the legends that we know them to be had their parents not made the sacrifice to leave the only place they'd ever known for some place far away so that their children could actually benefit from that. so one of the things i want to leave you with before, before taking your questions are two things. one is the short passage that is the end graph to this -- epi graph to this book. it's the epigraph, the words of richard wright who was, obviously, one of the greatest novelists of the 20th century who wrote "native son," and was, himself a person who participated in the great migration. these are his words and the words that give the book its title, and these were the words that he was thinking as he was preparing to leave mississippi for the

and i took that technique and stan getz had that sound on the sacks and i got my style that -- sax andy style that way. tavis: what's next for you? this is it for this, but since you are obviously showing no signs of retiring -- >> nope. tavis: you said that really, really quick, nope. >> i like being alive. i enjoy it very much. i paint every day and i'm going to continue doing that. tavis: everything you do, you do well, including the attire. >> you are the most wonderful interviewer. tavis: you are kind. i'm honored to have tony bennett every now and again. love having you on this program. he can co-hose any day he wants to. new project from tony bennett is called "duets ii" and it is a great compilation of the beautiful voices on the planet and only tony could gather these voices together. you will love it. mr. bennett, i love you and -- >> thank you very much. tavis: that's our show tonight. until then, good night from l.a. and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: dave stewart on the new disk and mick jagger, that

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you may remember another murder at this facility was last year a woman named susan sax was murdered by male patient. she was strangled. that happened in a medium security part of the hospital and that led to criticism. this case tonight was in a maximum security wing in a room where the suspect and victim were roommates. there are differences here but state less are investigating what happened and the suspect, will be charged with first and second degree murder and taken to the detention center. live in howard county. >> now to middle river where a family member walked in and found an elderly couple covered in blood. fire and homicide arrived and the couple was pronounced dead. we are live with continuing coverage of the breaking news we first brought to you at fiveful. >> reporter: i talked to a family member who gave me insight into a possible motive behind the parent murder suicide but the real answer may be left behind in a note that's part of the investigation. this summer they celebrated 40 years of marriage. 85-year-old john sigmam and 84- year-old margie leave behind many memor

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he is charged with first and second degree murderer in the death of susan sax.essup last year. prosecutors have video of him centering her room before she was strangled. they lived in medium security area in a forensic hospital and both were committed following trials for murder. >>> the family of a man that died after it eating tainted canteloupe is filing lawsuit. corinne redman is standing bywith more. >> reporter: clarence wells' daughter said they knew there was a problem when their father gained 9 pounds. his infection was caused by listeria. the public health official told the family listeria has been found and was the same strain of listeria found in dna in the bad canteloupes. clarence wells is one of 15 people to die from the fruit shipped from jensen farms. >> it's an enormous hole. it's the first couple weeks i couldn't sit at the table and have breakfast because he wasn't sitting there. and it is really hard. >> reporter: the family hired a seattle based attorney suing jensen farms on their behalf. corinne redmon -- redman, abc2 news. >>> police say

>> they said america may need to step up response because iran is in his words the most saxed country on earth. >>> san francisco district attorney announces the expansion of a community justice program and it lets community members dish out justice. he is up for election and may be looking for a boost. live where one of those new courts is being launched. >> we're in the western edition at a community center and this classroom usually is used for children's programs, tutoring and kinds of community activities but on thursday at 10:00 a.m. all of this will become a courtroom with community volunteers as judges. >> in this neighborhood you do get a lot of proceedings and this is one example. >> reporter: lisa says graffiti is one of the low level crimes she sees in her neighborhood. according to the district attorney's office, every year about 10 to 15,000 misdemeanor citations are given out for low level crimes like vandalism, loitering and other minor offenses even for taxicab fair ovation. it may take a year before justice is served. >> often a lot of those cases fall through the cr

. >> the sax ebbs are very -- vaccines are very important as important as mumps and all the other vaccinesceive. >> reporter: now the centers for disease control is expected to weigh in on the topic asking if it should be recommended for boys. corinne redman, abc2 news. >>> basketball fans may have to wait a bit longer to see the nba players on the court. the new york daily news reports the nba will cancel two more weeks of the upcoming season suspending the start until november 28th the monday after thanksgiving. according to the paper, an official announcement is expected later today. players and owners are still at odds over revenue sharing. >>> well, you like your news, you don't like to have to pay for it. that's what a study found when it cobbs to tablet owners. 11% of man adults who own a tablet ipad or otherwise now the majority of it say they spend 09 minutes a day using the device. some of us use it more than that. consuming news is a major part of the popular activities with e-mail and popular things like social networking. 14% pay for the news content when they use the tablet.

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he is is charged with first and second degree murderer in the death of susan sax from the clifton t perkins state hospital last year. he lived in medium security area of the forensic hospital. both were committed after trials for murder. >>> news time 6:03. this morning we are hearing from the family of a catonsville man who died after eating tainted canteloupe linked to listeria. his family is filing a lawsuit. corinne redman has more on the developing story. >> reporter: well, clarence wells daughter didn't know what listeria was until it claimed her father's life. the 87-year-old man is one of 15 deaths linked to that infected batch of canteloupe. the family says he he put on 9 pounds in three days and was admitted to the hospital and died. listeria was found in his system and showed the infection matched the same dna as the strain on the bad canteloupe. now clarence wells is one of 15 people to die from the fruit that was shipped from jensen farms. >> the numbers just have me in just complete awe that there are a million and a half canteloupes and my father is one of the people who ate

economic situation indeed it is in the spotlight this week if we look at the main movers on the my sax as burbank is among the main losers investors have started pricing in wednesday's report saying that lenders postpone a secondary public offering however on the day the news broke the stock was one of the strongest performance and to rouse on the rise up to report of the nine fold increase in net profit for the first half of the year and bank of moscow is in negative territory its net profit has dropped by seventeen times in january to june year on year. dutch electronics conglomerate philips is counting on the russian market after a significant decline of global profits is looking to continue expansion in the country including acquisitions we very much look at growth opportunities both in organic as well as in organic when it comes to inorganic growth we mainly look at health care and lighting. in russia i believe that the opportunities we see in providing energy efficient lighting solutions but also in providing locally relevant health care solutions will require partnerships but th

one percent the my sex has come down around half a percent if we look at the main movers on the my sax most energy majors however are still up ross never gaining but just half a percent this drug maker farmstand is also on the rise the company's sales rose by a third during the first nine months of this year and metals miner mme k. . down the company has posted a one hundred eighty two hundred eighty six rather million dollar net loss in the first quarter of this year and it's down more than three percent. in other news russia's biggest silver mine and polymath so as prices shares at the lower end of the initial range ahead of its london i.p.o. price per share has been set of around fourteen dollars meaning the whole company would be valued at five and a half billion replacement as part of poly metals effort to get better access to foreign investors. russia's richest man with the lease in has won an auction to buy the country's biggest cargo railway operates a freight one he's acquired the seventy five percent stake from russian railways for reported four point two billion dollars the

said he will be releasing the plans of his character block buster," and it will siti will if i the sax code. >>> we start with simply if iing the 3 million words of the tax code. start is over with something simpler, called a flat tax. >> because everyone would pay the same amount, lib real groups say the poorest perps would have a tax increase. >>> michele bachmann is somewhat confirming the reports of new hampshire. >> they said all new hampshire spokes people stepped out because they had not been focusing on the state. >>> mitt romney skipped the faith and freedom forum today in iowa. instead opting to spend time in new hampshire. he stopped by his campaign headquarters in new hampshire, even walking the forms for a bit. he praised the contenders saying he could do better in the white house, but had has the experience to win it. >> i believe i can beat president obama. that's why i'm running. the other guys and gal are just fine. they are qualified but i don't think they bring as much to the table as i do, and i wouldn't be running for office. >> reporter: he also showed support for

strengthening group of therefore the difference let's take a look at how shares were performing on the my sax most energy majors were up with was near gaining one and a half percent at the close gnarls nickel down two percent as the company missed the deadline for a share buyback and russia's top lenders burbank is down a notch the company's head said the bank would be ready for the privatization of seven point six percent of its shares if the share price reaches around one hundred roubles. disney is to become the largest foreign investor in the russian media market to the company has agreed to buy a forty nine percent stake in the country's free to air television channel seven t.v. the deal is worth around three hundred million dollars seventy will be rebranded as the disney channel which will be able to reach seventy five percent of russia's audience disney has long been hoping to cash in on the russian t.v. market early wanted to buy half of the country's holding media one which controls thirty regional t.v. stations however that deal was blocked by russia's anti monopoly service. coming u

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take a look at some of the main movers on the indices the gazprom is down point nine percent in the my sax the rosneft one point two percent in positive territory so energy shares are next despite very positive oil and as burbank is up just point four percent here's on the back burner from gas from. the russian market is not as good as the european markets although without any particular reason for this fundamental use obviously very very cheap tickets only greece and few other countries are actually more cheaper in russia and russia is a real to liquid market for emerging markets but it's still very very good when the oil and everything but you know anyway in many ways it's the world it's a risky to go to market at certain people just on the play we even today as it is we have to act if it cheap. coming up next i'll see the headlines with roy going to stay with us. wealthy british style. sometimes the type of. market finance come to find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a repor

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. ♪ i got reason that you should take me home tonight ♪ i wish you were playing sax with me tonight,distract attention from some uncomfortable parallels. >> i mean, how cool is it to be 65 and you get lady gaga? come on. she said she was going to have a marilyn moment. i thought, my god, i get lady gaga and i will have a heart attack celebrating my 65th birthday. >> joining me now, "bloomberg view" columnist and msnbc political analyst jonathan alter. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> hey, lawrence. >> i don't know where to begin. doesn't get weirder than that. there's former first lady, current secretary of state, hillary clinton. who we all know has had these very difficult discussions with her husband while president about his bad romance choices. >> it was a long time ago. >> but what's the statute of limitations on the public memory of these kinds of associations? >> well first of all, there's no statute of limitations on what this was based on which was marilyn monroe singing a very sexy version of "happy birthday mr. president" to john f. kennedy in 1962. >> let's

. >> kim's celebrity wedding planner, sharon sacks, of sairn sax production, showed us that kim toldok the hotel room under the alias, princess jasmine. >> kim looked fabulous. she looked unbelievable. >> reporter: kim's fairy tale wedding, the two-part special, continues sunday. >> the world follows the kardashians. and they're getting to go to her wedding. millions will be watching this weekend. >> and also, dancing's j.r. martinez. he comes to "et" and shares his story of survival. that and more coming up on entertainment tonight. >>> still to come on eyewitness news. the terps getting ready for a tough challenge on the road. >> can they win in atlanta? stan is in for sports coming up next. bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. these covered cfls look great and last longer- perfect for 'them hard-to-reach places. 3-way cfls really click with my style. go to participating retailers for bge's instant discounts on select cfls. learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. >>> down to the wire. stan is here with the wj

fitch placed morgan stanley gold sax on review for a downgrade. >>> when i talked to herman cain earlieret a healthy economy, the 9-9-9 plan and i asked whether he could go the distance in the race. >> i'm for real. people who know me, and this is what people will learn in that book, this is herman cain. they will know i'm in this to win it. i'm not in it to raise my profile or get a tv show. >> all right. here's what two new state polls tell us in florida, crucial state to win for the nomination, herman cain ahead of mirm. in south carolina an early test for conservative christians, cain a tick ahead with 26 to 25 for romney. i'm joined by the senior columnist for daily beast. thank you to both of you. gloria, the polls seem to say he's for real, is he? >> he's for real now. i think the question is how long will he be for real? herman cain and you showed it in the interview tonight really will undergo an awful lot of scrutiny, not only on the 9-9-9 plan, which we have heard enough about but also on everything related to his career and his life. i mean this is what happens to presidentia

then they saw the firms pay huge fines for their financial misdeeds, our marquee firms, goltds man sax, merrill lynch, jpmorgan. and they are saying what kind of system is this where these firms break the rules, require massive taxpayer bailouts and yet they pay themselves gargantuan, virtually unbelievable, unimaginable sums for compensation. that's not america. i think they are finding a resonance across the country. >> might this be a double standard applied from the right since most of them are liberals. you wrote about these protesters. maybe instead of playing class warfare you should grow up and get a job. i was having a conversation with you not that long ago and you were telling people stop criticizing, don't dismiss the tea party members and don't paint them with a broad brush. are you guilty of the same thing here? >> maybe so. they did it to the tea party movement. fair game i would say. at the same time tea party movement was largely about getting people out of their lives and these people seem to be having more government in our live and punishing people that are unjust.

. >>> we have professor jeffrey sax, columbia university and the author of the price of civilization.fessor, can you help me understand this? first of all, how does a nation run two taxations simultaneously. a flat tax and you can keep your existing tax. >> remember what governor perry said that was reputed saying i want to make the federal government as inconsequential to the american people as possible. whether it's perry or cain, they want a gut for the tax system. we are not going to collect much at all. you issue are allowed to choose what you have or opt out. we can gut the system if you bring down tax rates or end tax rates on capital gapes. they don't care. they plan to gut the government entirely. they are backed by the richest people in the world is to end taxation so that 1 k also end government itself. every number in this fails to add up. there is absolutely nothing in this for the average person except disaster. >> we will be seeing images in south carolina at a press conference. one of the things that is clear about this tax as i understand it, it will both exacerbate t