i sing it here in the flamingo. at 14 behind me. >> but there have been moments in your career when "puppy love" has been this massive noomillst around your neck. >> alba tros. yes, amillstone. >> will justin bieber have that? is it inevitable? >> he's got it now. he's got it now. you know, that kind of success at that age can really bite you in the shorts. the proverbial shorts. >> what would you say to him? you've do the chance now. if i was justin bieber, what would you say? >> put the seat belt on, buddy, because it's going to be a bumpy ride and there's going to be times where people will say you're not talented anymore. never give up on yourself. you know, my wife was the only person on this planet that i could turn to and say am i going to be able to be a star again? and she said yes, you can do it. despite everybody saying no, it's over with. everybody said it was over with. when i was 20, 21 years old, i'd just gotten married. you know, put yourself in my wife's shoes. all these fans all across the world wou

not just her family, the band, the audience, everybody at the flamingo. ey rallied around marie and it was so cool for us to see the amount of friendships that come out of the woodwork when you're hurting. >> yeah. >> and i think that really helped. >> that week a lady came through and gave me the best piece of advice. i asked her, i said does it ever get better and she said, no, it won't. and that actually was very comforting to me because -- and i never would have had that advice if i had just gone in my room. i needed to be strong for my children. i needed to show them you have to keep moving forward, and it was really tough. >> we do a meet and greet after every show where quite a few people come back to get autographs and sign the pictures and all that kind of stuff, get to talk to us. and it comes up nightly obviously. and the support and the storyings that people tell us. that's one of the -- >> he was my rock. >> the nicest thing about this gig is that those meet and greets after the show where you can have that one-to-one contact with the fan, wit

>> you can only imagine what we went through here at the flamingo. ied to go on stage a week after that ordeal an she did. after a week doing it, she just collapsed and said i can't do it. >> plus i was sick. the lungs symbolic, whatever emotional is grief. i couldn't breathe. we were coughing. i couldn't even sing. >> does performing act as a release as people often say it does? is it a way of getting back into your life? >> you got to be careful about that, piers. because it can be the wrong kind of medicine if you take too much of it. if you live for this, that's wrong. this is our job. we love doing what we do. but if you use it to cover up pain, just cover up pain, then you disregard all the things -- all the dirt in your life you that keep sweeping under the carpet. and it gets really dirty under there. at some point in time, got to pull back the carpet and clean out the dirt. it was great that marie was busy. and she did, she faced the issues, she addressed them and took care of them. >> marie, when you first went out and looked out and saw the

why flamingo dancers. >> that is my french accent actually. >> the one on the left that is a flamingo, the one on the right, that's a flamenco. >> the one >>> good morning. 8:26 now. i'm marla tellez. this morning police in liver more trying to track down what they're calling a serial panters. someone who yanks down the pants of female joggers and runs away. police say six cases have been reported since 2007. mostly near patterson pass and

welcome to the flamingo. >> i love it. >> do you know when you call the hotel that's what they say?really? >> it's so cool. >> you have been in show business all your lives. to have your own classic old style theater in vegas, your name in lights on the strip, i walk down and there you are. huge bill boards. it must give you a boost. >> it's an ego builder. if you feel bad, drive past the flamingo and it's the biggest billboard in the city. >> did you ever imam nn the '70s when you started the show together that here you would be, 40 years later doing this in vegas? >> no. you think about a career and especially being a woman in the entertainment business, you're lucky to get seven, eight years. we were going on how many? >> 48 years. and how grateful can i be. i know we are both grateful. we knew we'd do something together again. >> if i spent 14 hours in my sister, bottles would be thrown in my direction. >> believe me, bottles are thrown backstage. >> i have heard that about you. >> it would be at me. >> we do rub each other wrong every once in a while but that works for donny an

why flamingo dancers. >> that is my french accent actually. >> the one on the left that is a flamingolamenco. >> the one >>> good morning. 8:26 now. i'm marla tellez. this morning police in liver more trying to track down what they're calling a serial panters. someone who yanks down the pants of female joggers and runs away. police say six cases have been reported since 2007. mostly near patterson pass and mines roads. the most recent on april 24th. police say the suspect attacks female joggers alone but none of the women is physically hurt or sexuallyas tesaulted. >>> a look at the forecast and the roads right after this. sa >>> good morning to you. we are going to see a pretty nice day today. it is a little bit overcast out there and already noticing some of the clouds breaking apart. turning over to hazy conditions. 73 degrees later today in napa. 70 in fremont. 71 degrees in san jose. we have changes on the way toward the weekend. the rain returns to the bay area. could see a pretty good round on sunday and looking to light showers as early as your saturday. overnight lows in the