their debut album, diana ross presents the jackson 5. rst single "i want you back" shot straight to number one. >> "i want you back" is as perfect a single as everyone has ever made. >> the man behind the music was motown records legendary founder and owner, barry gouerry gordy. he said it was his assist chbt who discovered the jackson 5. >> i said, i don't want any kid acts. my assistant insists i take a look at it. >> jackie jackson remembers the day they first met with gordy in 1969. >> we performed for the birthday, and we did our thing. win a week, three days, we were in a recording studio, recording our first record. >> the first four singles they put out went to number one. that had not been done before. that's an extraordinary way to come out and introduce yourself to the world. >> their next two lps presented hit after hit on the soul singles chart. "i want you back" "abc" "i'll be saved" and "i'll be there" all weptd to number one. >> the jackson 5. ♪ you and i must make a pact >> they immediately appeared on a slew of tv shows,

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if it wasn't for my father, we wouldn't have had the jackson 5, the jacksons, michael or anyone for that matter. >> after the break, i want to talk more about your dad. i want to ask you really if you ever thought it was an abusive relationship. then i want to talk about what is clearly an abusive relationship, the one you had in your marriage which makes for horrifying reading. i'm good about washing my face. but sometimes i wonder... what's left behind? [ female announcer ] new purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena naturals. removes 99% of dirt and toxins without dyes, parabens, or harsh sulfates. so skin feels pure and healthy. [ female announcer ] new from neutrogena naturals. so skin feels pure and healthy. welcome to the aarp get-over-it-a-thon. i'm your hostess, betty white. if you're 50 or over but hesitant to join aarp because you think it makes you old, i have a very important message: get over it! i'm 89. feeling old at 50? really? time to put your grown-up pants on. [ rim shot ] by the time you were born, i had already dated my way through the rat pack. [ laughter ] being

spotlight, that everything is mag ne advertised, and blown out of proportion, and in the jackson's case, it has been that throughout the entire career of everyone, and there's always this misconception of what people think the family is, the way the family should be. fact of the matter is everybody is quiet, everybody is shy, jovial, loved to have fun. people mentioned the word dysfunctional, i don't see that. i know every family has their problems, i'm sure the jacksons had their problems, but it is nothing compared to what i see on reality tv. it is like people really act this way? we were nothing like that. we're so quiet and shy. it is like well gee. >> are you oddly? the tragedy of michael, are you oddly closer now than you have ever been do you think? >> i would love to say yes we're closer than we've ever been, but it is interesting, piers, because when a loved one in your family, michael was the first that we've lost, and it hurt so badly, and everybody wants to be on the same page, and it's not always that way. i think it was very difficult when it came to the plan of what

he was afraid. >> la toya jackson for the hour, this is "piers morgan tonight." ckson's second medical quarter is called "starting over." la toya joins us now. welcome, la toya. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> listen, it is a fascinating book title, i would say, and a great cover picture of you and your brother, michael. because of course, the irony, you're starting over, michael can't. >> absolutely. >> he's no longer with us. he's a big figure in this book. tell me about the motivation. was it michael dying that motivated you to write this new book? >> actually, no, piers. i started writing this book in 2008. and i kept writing and kept writing. there was always something that was coming up that prevented me from actually putting it out. i finally got the nerve to put it out eventually, it was on the back burner for quite a while, and then michael of course -- the tragedy happened with him. that's when i moved forward because i felt it was something that was necessary. i think it's important for everybody to start over in their life when it is not goin

and i believe in stacking the deck. >>> back with la toya jackson. difficult stuff to read in the book, it is a powerful book in many ways, is about your manager, who became your husband, jack gordon. i've got to say, he comes over as a complete monster in this book. and it sort of prompts the question when i talk to you now, you seem intelligent, you seem quite worldly wise. how did you ever get together with a man like this in the first place? >> it started with my having to go to japan and my mother wasn't able to go with me, and she asked my father if he could go with me to japan, and my father wasn't able to go with me, so they sent jack gordon, my father sent him, gordon, to go to japan. once we got in japan, he took my passport, told me i wasn't going back. that was it. >> he seized control of your life? >> yes, seized control of my life. and you have to remember, back then, i was -- i didn't know what i know today. meaning, i was a jehovah witness. i didn't know the outside world. i live by the model of bad association. if i did associate it

jackson would push the men and push of a man. glisson struck some around not long street because jackson can push men and he understood. but when he want to defend a position or who launched counterattacks you didn't give jack you gave it to pete, longstreet and that is where he excelled and so forth. i'm not going to tell much about fredericksburg. one confederate soldier said it's the easiest battle we ever had. yes it was. it's a terrible, terrible day for the potomac. as the is regiment and the brigades charge of towards the stone wall for the marine heights and the gunfire is so heavy, so heavy that the dead men are moving because there's tricking them in such frequency they are making their bodies move as more and more union soldiers are going up the slope. if there is every place where the potomac proved the courage of itself it was the to stonewall fredericksburg. during the winter of 1863, lee would be plagued with arguably would be a worsening condition that goes on and that is the shortages of food and so forth and arma

of course, lee was all over the field. jackson was superb, so as long streets and subordinate commanders, there's no question. just as a phrase many may remember, frederick's division of the union, many of them came from pennsylvania, they're going to charge into the west woods. they will is 2200 in 20 minutes. 2200 men in 20 minutes. because he didn't -- they just plunged into. this is the level of fighting you will see there. in the aftermath of that, lee would establish, congress would approve, longstreet and jackson became the two corps commanders. it is lee he will promote, -- so if lee would have fallen in battle, long string would've assumed temporary command of the army, not not stonewall jackson. there are two different men and charlie. jackson, i've always been amazed at how men could impose his will, not only on his men, but upon his enemy. and jackson did that. i remember in april '62 he wrote to his wife that he wanted to create an army of the living god. i believe that. jackson was very devout. the only probably the

the vault. will we hear more michael jackson songs? out last year. >> which was controversial. >> and which i i would say was okay. it wasn't mind-blowing, top of the list michael material, but it certainly wasn't embarrassing and unfinished stuff. if that's the strongest of what's out there, i don't know we'll see dozens and dozens of releases. there's no question there's a lot of work in the vaults and people are putting in time, trying to figure out what the right thing to do with that is. >> diane, let me go back to the trial. we heard trent say earlier, conrad murray attorney are going to hammer michael jackson left and right, drag him through the mud. do you agree with that strategy? >> i'm not sure about that. they are of course going to talk about his past substance abuse. came up during the criminal trial, what he has done to his body, what he did to his body during life, not only cosmetically, but he was awfully thin, dependent on drugs and i think that will come up. i think what they'll try to do is say something like, michae

the day. that is joe jackson, the father of michael jackson. mr. jackson delivered our quote of the day. >>> time to talk politics. what do you expect today? joining me now is tim farley, the host of "morning briefing" on sirius live from washington. good morning, tim. what's on your agenda today? i know we have michelle bachmann. we heard her talking to chris wallace. she's announcing her bid for presidency today. >> good morning, ali. yeah. the launch at 9:00 this morning eastern time. not 9:00 local time. she will be in waterloo, iowa. she was born in waterloo. it's not a big surprise, but today she will be -- you mentioned the polling in iowa which indicated she was neck and neck pretty much statistically with mitt romney, who is the frontrunner right now in the republican party. fascinate i fascinating. the other big story is president barack obama today meets separately with the majority leader of the house. senator harry reid this morning, and then the minority leader mitch mcconnell this evening, and that will be the story we're watching cl

vatican really told journalists who interview people like yours that the general asked one of the jackson very congreve and the and the only one you know would ever be lifted into the answer the answer is never i think so but i'll still ask the question maybe i'll use something else add. a year very disappointed because it will be left of. christmas and when you. come one is never going. to mistake that we may see that. lifted within. a day but but soon and maybe that's by the end of this year the administration has made it very clear this administration which is the third administration consecutive leave it is that his pledge to remove jacksonville record making efforts necessary to get congress to do that i think that this year it will do so it has publicly said that it supports it and when vice president biden was here in moscow in march he said that he personally would be leading the administration's efforts in congress to get it lifted. and it's both because that war is no longer relevant it's an anachronism and i think out of respect for our own legal traditions we should remove law

status to us is a chose not to given you both are not using the studio angele we talking about the jackson american remains i think you were you one of the guys who said that that let's leave it to the americans because because it's in their interest there is the remote in ours it's not as discriminating today it's the american business discriminated the how you do you think this is the reason why they finally want to have that i think as a representative of american business community. in a way american russian business community here was absolutely correct of course often joining up with your american companies would like to work in russia markets under similar with european or asian carp and i understand so of course it's but i can say that this is only their interest or our interest it's received. it. the interest of both countries i think to repeal this amendment and know that you know there were hundreds or so but i think because all presidents are suspending every year the they. are this certified compliance yes but this is rather symbolic you know it can have a symbolic effect and

the communication was much better. jacksonad gotten out of would never have bothered him or costa and to have a subpar conformance during the seven days. he was the one that executed the flag marched. forestry is clearly becoming a solid wing commander. but he and jackson. in that sense it is in many ways the masterpiece even the chancellorsville is considered the greatest battle. if you want to look at the end what he hoped. in a lot of mind. and i know wind. i imagine all of you have been to gettysburg. you walked out of there from the virginia monument. alexander's guns. you look across that line. how could he do this, or his army across this ground? you know, is he that combative? and so we have this image. but actually have to look more closely at these campaigns, he preferred maneuvering to give him a situation that was very favorable tactically on the battlefield to an army. he used it in seven days. his use it and second manassas. but after that he is sitting in northern virginia. he is looking around and he feels he h

and you were one of the youngest jacksons. option here. if i could give you an option. you're now 3 or 4 years old and i hold the keys to the door to fame. >> 3 or 4? >> say you're 3 or 4 and right at the moment when you're about to start performing and i can say to you, janet, you don't have to go through that door. you can keep out of this. you can remain anonymous and be a normal person. would you take that? >> well, there were two things i wanted. when i was 5, 6, 7 and i was serious about it. i wanted to be a horseracing jockey. >> are you serious? >> i started riding when i was 5. i wanted to be a jockey. around 14 i got my first recording contract. at 14 actually. i didn't want to sing. i wanted to go to school and study business law. i wanted to act. >> but that's the feeling i get from the book is that you were kind of -- you had to go along with this. you had to be a singer because that's what the family did. it was the family business. >> that's what my father wanted me to do. i'm very grateful, very thankful. >> do

for a body in motion. ♪ boats they don't really care about us ♪ >> the world lost michael jackson, theved big and left behind a legacy of musical excellence. on this anniversary of his deaths, had a chance to speak with his father joe jackson and asked him if he's been able to move beyond the grief. >> i'm fine, thank you. i'm glad you asked that question. you know, i'm still grieving over michael because i don't know. it's going to take me a long time to get over what happened to him. >> why is that? is it part of it the mystery surrounding his death? because i know you said that you believed that i guess some people conspired to kill him? is that correct? >> michael told his mother and he told his manager deeder weisner whose writing a book now the truth about michael jackson. he told him they were going to kill him for his publishing. he told his mother that and told deeder weisner that but he never did tell me. i didn't know that until after he was dead. >> do you know who those people are who wanted to kill him for his publishing? >> we got a great idea who they are. and a lot of

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without question. >>> and exactly two years ago on this day, the world lost michael jackson. ed on june 25th, 2009, before he could mount a comeback tour. the official cause was a prescription drug overdose. jackson's doctor, dr. conrad murray, will be tried for manslaughter in september. i got a chance to speak today to jackson's father joe jackson. he defended himself against rumors that he was too rough on michael and his brothers and sisters. >> everybody back in those days abused -- they didn't abuse the kids, they whipped the kids when they did wrong. now, you can't do that these days because if you whip a kid now, they call 911 on you. >> more from my interview with joe jackson later on in this show. >>> north carolina's governor declared a state of emergency today in 29 of its 100 counties because of massive wildfires. the flames scorched more than 70,000 acres in the eastern part of the state, mostly in dare county. the state has also put 12 counties near the coast under a code purple alert meaning that the air is very unhealthy due to fires. >>> record flooding in mi

the jackson pollock exhibition in 1945 is a perfect example of that. our founding director was deeply interested in abstraction and was engaged in dialogue with the guggenheim about bringing the jackson pollack showed to the west coast. the original price for the painting, $750. are directors thought that was too much of a stretch before the board of trustees, so she convinced them to reduce the price to firefighter dollars. it was just -- to $500. it was what was needed to persuade the board. it is a very subjective history of art. it has been very much shaped by the individuals involved with the museum over the years. in 1935, would start with the gallery with works that came in through albert bender, one of our founding trusties. when we opened our doors in 1935, 181 of the 186 pieces in our permanent collection had been gifted. >> what are the names that pop out as the museum evolved? >> we have another gallery that looks at the theories that the museum has since the late 1980's. we focus on a particular aspect of that program that developed under o

, the only woman out of the -- vanessa jackson, the only woman out of the candidates put forward. this is for the third time going through the appointment process. i'm want to make a public statement to acknowledge that the -- i want to make a public statement to acknowledge that the appointment to the police commission is important, and acknowledge that we keep on the forefront of our minds not only to elect women but also to work to get more women appointed to these bodies that help make legislative decisions for our city and county. also, i want to acknowledge philippe hogan -- philip hogan. david wagner, i know reasonably well. i got to know him in the last year and a half and look forward to working with him as well. but today i am proud to support julius turman. one word i associate with him his courage. it takes courage to step up and be a voice of reason. he is willing to stand up above what is politically expedient and stand above political ideology and stand for what he believes to be right and correct, standing above the fray of infighting. this is a man that has integ

hood, the men say fellow soldiers at ft. jackson began to turn on them because of their background and religion. >> i heard, watch out, they may shoot us. hajis. >> reporter: hajis? >> all different names. >> reporter: the anti-muslim sentiment was caught on tape by a fellow recruit. >> i don't want them dirty hajis [ bleep ] over me. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: shortly after that tape was made, the five were arrested and accused of plotting to poison their fellow soldiers. >> i will never forget what this agent told me. we are at war against islam. and you are muslim. >> reporter: the men were never charged with anything. but they were detained in their barracks for weeks, not allowed to even use the bathroom without an escort. >> i didn't feel that i am in america, honestly. >> reporter: after 45 days of detention, the five were suddenly let go without explanation. any apologies? >> no apologies. >> reporter: any "we got it wrong"? >> no. >> you're muslim in the military, you are considered someone who is suspect

i was trying to find stuff in him that hadn't been exposed with the jackson 5, awe oyou kn. e year and he was singing then a love song but a love song to a rat. i had turned the song around "she's out of my life" that a friend of mine wrote when his wife left him. i was saving it for sinatra and said i'm going to give this to michael. michael sang it and every take he did, he cried. but that was on the record, though. just took him into a new world. >> that included "off the wall," "thriller," "bad," three of the most successful in history. did you all imagine that? >> month. naturally going for the throat, but records two, six, and 11. i don't want to be number two. >> right. >> addicted to number one. >> we'll be right back. >> ending up always making up stuff and hiding behind the aka, you know. >> right, right. the beef between you and kanye west? >> i was living. bro. where's your car? [ jake sighs it's ok. ♪ like a good neighbor, state farm is there ♪ oh hey jake! my car got jacked. i got it. ladies! [ chuckles guess you're walking. you got those figures for me yet? ♪ l

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in the vein of michael jackson and his two-year anniversary death, everyone -- i've seen this a lot. es to imitate kind of the "thriller" video. in this case it was a very sizable high school. >> yeah. in chile. what they were doing is protesting. what they're looking like is the zombie metaphor for the education system saying the education system is dead here in chile. this is a zombie metaphor. it was kind of interesting. behind each zombie, they say, is a family and a deeper meaning of really what this means for each family infeint independently an country as a whole. >> this took a long time to get this flash mob together. oh, my goodness. then, you know, recently on auction the "thriller" jacket. >> we talked about that a couple chatrooms ago. >> $1.3 million. $1.8 million. >> the expectation was much less than that. the expectation for the white glove before that paled in comparison to the actual money spent for it. remember, we talked about it being a good investment. >> that's right. never know. let's talk about -- speaking of investment, you invest in our youth. when they get

and talk about something very symbolic something very historic and russian or a crew ations and the jackson valley can read your own journalists who interview people like hears like the general ask one of the jets nobody can dream and be and we all will know will never be lifted you know the answer the answer is never i think so but i'll still ask the question maybe i'll use something else that i you're very disappointed because it will be left of. christmas and when you. went down to come one is never. a mistake we may see that. lifted within. a day but. soon so and maybe that's by the end of this year the administration has made it very clear this administration which is the third administration consecutively that is this pledge to remove jackson vereker to make the efforts necessary to get congress to do that i think that this year it will do so it is publicly said that it supports it and when vice president biden was here in moscow in march he said that he personally would be leading the administration's efforts in congress to get it lifted. and it's both because that law is no longer r

look at the extension by connor jackson to stretch out, take a hit away and test out the warning trackun and three hits hits. cocohome for third and makes it over drawn in infield, scoring cliff pennington. cliff later drove in another run with a sacrifice fly. a's win it, wrap up the series in phillies tomorrow. >> alot of anticipation for tonight's gold cup between the u.s. and mexico at the rose bowl in pasadena. it was the rose game on home turf for the u.s. 0% of the 93,000 plus in the old stadium statemented to be rooting for mexico. u.s. came under fire, 1-0 in the first half when dempsey landed a pass that landed done van, done van reverts. the lead for u.s. did not last long. mexico came out on fire in the second half. pablo makes it hurt, he had a pair of goals, then came the goal of the game in the 76 minutes, giovanni gets tim howard out of the net. he won't be denied. mexico mexico wins, putting them in the world federation cup. >> earthquakes fought to a scoreless tie with the western event leading l.a. galaxy. earthquakes have five wins, five losses, five ties. >> the fi

: the final days" and see piers morgan's entire interview with latoya jackson. ey used to be a hot item, now justin timberlake and cameron diaz are back together, this time on the big screen. but is their new movie "bad teacher" scoring an a with critics? but could too much of a good thing be bad? dr. bill lloyd joins me to tell us which vitamins to take and which ones you just ought to avoid. that's coming up. >>> a disney pixar sequel races back to theaters this weekend. and cameron diaz and justin timberlake pair up one more time in "bad teacher." gray, lightning mcqueen back on the screen, very much anticipated. not just for kids, but for adults too. let's take a quick peek at lightning, mater and the rest. >> you've got to be joking. >> all right, so stars owen wilson, back, larry the cable guy and michael caine, so this one goes overseas. the first one was a huge hit. what did you like about it? >> i actually had an easier time understanding the plot of "inception." it's pretty complicated. i had a feeling that, the first one was kind of simplistic and pixa

and the warriors introduce marc jackson. that's coming up in sports. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, dugard was 11 years old when she was abducted near her south lake >>> today marks 20 years since jaycee dugard was kidnapped. she was 11 when she was on ducked near her south lake tahoe home june 10, 1991. she was held captive for 18 years in contra costa county at the home of phillip and nancy greeddo . last week they started serving their prison sentences for kidnapping and rape. >>> a huge brawl outside a san jose mcdonald's, tonight the question, was it racially motivated? the fight started in a parking lot at east san carlos and south third streets around 10:00 last night. as many as 60 people were involved. words were exchanged between two groups. punches thrown. then the knives came out. >> it was pretty crazy. it was nuts. we were just, you know, hiding out here making sure nobody came this way and disturbed our establishment, protect our restaurant. >> two teenagers were stabbed. they are expected to be okay. three others were injur

police department harassed me because i knew the identity of one of the confidential informments in the jackson street gang case. today i stopped by the o.c.c.'s office and i requested to see if they had clarification for me and they gave me this, which is basically just copies of all of the forms i had filled out and stuff like that. so i'm here again empty handed. i just want to say for the record i'm done. i wash my hands from them and i'm going to move forward, try to resolve this on my own. there's something i need to make very clear here. back when all of this started, when i was trying to find out who was harassing me and why they were doing it, there was an individual -- >> quiet. quiet. >> there was an individual for the sake of privacy i will call mr. x. i felt he had information that could help me resolve the matter and put the pieces of the puzzle together. not long of a started contacting him and pressing him for information, i received a call from the san francisco police department telling me that if i ever contacted him again, they would arrest me. they did not want to hear anyt

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with art to you live from moscow to news now i read our top stories moscow the jackson u.n. resolution against syria warning it could be a prelude to an aggressive libya style intervention but the u.k. and france are committed to putting more pressure on damascus in response to its crackdown on protests and. nato challenges its members to be more active in the aerial bombardments of colonel gadhafi forces russia which is trying to mediate a sense of the new libyan leader and the rebels says both sides want the nonmilitary played out. earlier i spoke to nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen up next is that interview in full or he insists the alliance has no clouds to act in syria and defends the actions being taken in libya. thank you very much for joining us here in our it's much appreciated i want to get straight to our first question the u.k. and france want a u.n. security council resolution condemning the syrian government in your opinion are we heading for libya two point zero here no i would like to stress that nato has no intention whatsoever to intervene in a s

to get me to leave the city because i knew the identity of one of the confidential informants in the jackson street gang case. do you hear me? the occ ruled information only. they said the matters i brought up raised issues that were beyond the jurisdiction of the occ. the definition of "information only" is the actions described were not permitted by sworn member of the department or the story told is so unbelievable that it cannot be accepted by a competent authority. they also said, regarding the statement in the letter of finding, that it was beyond the jurisdiction of the occ. one of the investigators told me that the fbi [inaudible] the policemen that i named in the complaint was retired and therefore they did not have jurisdiction over that police officer anymore. tonight makes my fourth attempt to get clarification on all of those findings. i went and met with the occ investigators at the end of their investigation and try to get them to clarify what they are telling me, and they would not. i sent a letter to the occ director and she refused to explain the findings for me. i came bef