dalia as the white house party crashers, michael as balloon boy. e people versus jersey shore was about to begin. >>> coming up. >> mick dippolito's hoax to orchestrate his own murder to achieve fame and fortune was a bad prank. >> murder for hire? or audition for television? a cliff hanger of an episode is coming up. when "the >>> so there's the defendant, your client, and the prosecution has shown the jury surveillance video of her hiring a hit man to kill her husband. if you're her lawyer, what do you do? you fight video with video spin. bring on the snooki effects. >> you live in a world where people seeking their 15 minutes of fame lose all sense of judgment and common sense. >> dalia's defense attorney said the husband, michael dippolito, was a reality show wannabe, that he was behind the fake murder, its master mind so he could be known beyond boynton beach. >> mike dippolito's hoax to orchestrate his own murder to achieve fame and fortune was a bad prank. it was never anyone's intention to harm anyone. >> did the balloon boy family hoax mean

our view from the michael and son weather camera is not too bad at the capitol building. we have cloudy skies. those are sticking around well into the afternoon tomorrow as the rain continues moving on through most of the forecast for tomorrow. we will see the opportunity though with our freezing rain advisory of getting some of that wintery mix in here early hours in the morning. it looks like the currenttemperatures have been holding steady. again, we sit around that 30 degree mark for most of the day today. still at 30 for arlington and bethesda. actually we've come up a degree or so at reagan national airport to 32 at this hour. with the winds calm, it won't be too much of a change, at least until we get to sunrise. for most of us, the entire metro area, the freezing rain advisory will stick around until 6:00 monday morning and then the best opportunity to see that freezing precipitation will be west of i-95. a few areas north of town as well. there will be a few slick spots on your morning commute. the reason for many of those delays we already have in place for tomo

. >> get the pistol, michael. get the pistol. >> some brave kids shimmy above a raging river. >> they are crossing this bridge to get to their school. >> it's a story for anyone who ever complained about walking in the snow. >>> tired of your same old sad furniture? how about a -- >> coupe deville couch? >> we've got just the guy to rev up your decor. >> and an abandoned baby bat is in training. >> he can learn how to fly. >> see how little drac's a big bat now. >>> we're going to get things started off on this monday with a story that steven found. >> i've got something for you guys that is just plain scary. let's go to january 16th in watkinsville, georgia. 28-year-old man responds to a craigslist ad to buy an iphone. and the transaction was going to go down in a kroger parking lot at 8:30 p.m. and he decided to film the entire interaction. according to the sheriff's office, he filmed this video with, like, a pen camera. that he kept in his, like, shirt pocket. >> what's up, man? >> pretty good. >> sees two guys

explaining to do now that the feds are accusing it of being blacksmith oversieft pg&e before the explosion. michael piecy the head of the cpuc was put in charge on decide whethering it will be fined for that explosion. the board members will be making that decision. >>> more drivers are requesting plug her in. california's air resource board could approve new rules today that would force more electric cars out on the road. the rules would require 15% of all new cars to be electric or hydrogen powered by 2025.

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jackson is the latest celebrity to of been immortalized in hollywood. michael jackson, one of the world's greatest entertainers. on thursday, a tribute. his family joined by a host of stars at this hollywood landmark, where generations of celebrities have left their hand and foot print. >> my dad won the lifetime achievement award. he worked his hardest to get it. for me, i speak for him as well, this is his lifetime achievement award. this is what he's tried to get it. this is what we are giving him out today. >> his son pressed his father's shoes into the cement. ♪ also there, some of today's biggest stars, including justin beiber. >> people have to remember him for being the man that he was. >> michael jackson's mother said the star would have loved the ceremony. >> it is a very good celebration and i know michael were here, he would agree. to see all the friends and loved ones and especially his fans to celebrate this with him. ♪ >> afterwards, the tributes continued. this is a chance to celebrate his achievements after all the controversy about his death.

. >>> our news nation gut check, is tim tebow the new michael jordan? in his day jordan scored hundreds of millions of dollars as an advertiser's dream. with tebow follow or will politics and ideology stand in the way? >>> i'm tamron hall. the gop candidates are circling the wagon or mitt romney. they are pouncing on emerging as his weak spot, his report with bain capital. while talking about his health care plan, romney declared he quotes, likes firing people. >> i want individuals to have their own insurance. that means the insurance company will have an incentive to keep you healthy. it means if you don't like what they do, you can fire them. i like being able to provide people providing services to me. if someone doesn't give me the good service, i want to say i'm going to get somebody else to provide the service to me. >> his comments comes as he slips in the polls. his numbers have fallen for five straight days as ron paul is up to second places, making for another photo finish. it's great to have you on michael. >> good to see you. >> he likes fir

the football. three fumbles and an interception. and, michael, let me just say that about the giants, that crow tastes terrible. i've been eating it all year long. >> michael: i've been serving it and i've been watching every bite. it's funny, we sit here and watch the game and you guys were saying this feels like when you were there in 2007. they can't do it. >> howie: week after week. >> michael: and they continue to get it done and you have to give a lot of credit to tom coughlin. three weeks ago a lot of people were ready to say he's stayed too long in new york, it's time for him to go. but he had his team ready to play today, had them ready the last few weeks and perry fewell has done a good job with the defense. >> curt: he's been unbelievable, but the player of the day, the quarterback there, mr. elite, eli manning's first 300-yard passing day in the postseason in his career and added three touchdowns as well to be the farmers insurance player of the day. >> terry: eli has played great. take into account the last four games against the je

>> reporter: even though he finished taping the show, michael's gone on to lose 15 more pounds. , what's the dream goal? >> the dream goal is for me -- i see you in a speedo. >> i'm not a speedo guy. i'd like to be back, you know, 250. >> reporter: you want to be half the man you started as. >> half the man. literally, half the man. and i have a good road ahead of me. but i have everything i need to succeed. >> reporter: for now, michael seems to be creating a new recipe, for a healthier life. >> it makes me a happier chef. as a result, you have happier food. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang, in port washington, new york. >> juju tells me he's gone from a 6 xl, to a 2 xl. plain old large, maybe just over the horizon. >>> coming up next, we fell in love with her in "e.t." and 30 years later, drew barrymore tells us about the and 30 years later, drew barrymore tells us about the loves of her new life. .. what's it like driving the fusion hybrid? you can read every system that is operating by pushing a button. it's like driving a computer. what would be the hardest thing

the shower. come on. mon, michael! get in the game!uncer ] don't have the hops for hoops with your buddies? lost your appetite for romance? and your mood is on its way down. you might not just be getting older. you might have a treatable condition called low testosterone or low t. millions of men, forty-five or older, may have low t. so talk to your doctor about low t. hey, michael! [ male announcer ] and step out of the shadows. hi! how are you? [ male announcer ] learn more at isitlowt.com. [ laughs ] hey! and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. >>> the daughter of republican presidential candidate rick santorum has been hospitalized in philadelphia. santorum is canceling his sunday morning cam pan to spend time with 3-year-old bella. police used tear gas to break up hundreds of occupy protesters in oakland. 19 people were arrested after they threw rock

we found there were non- compliant issues in the existing building. michael contributed to that. is there anything you want to say about existing conditions? >> i want to point out the last permitted application for the ground floor was for restaurant uses. that is not how the spaces were actually utilized. >> there were some construction documents that went to the billing department at the port. permits were issued. the construction that resulted was never completed. they never occupied it as a restaurant. the types of code violations were discovered included fire safety and exiting violations. this is an obstructed egress on the second floor. fire and life safety issues with the doorway with a six-foot opening. it is supposed to be a minimum of 6'8". >> when you modify a building, you cannot have steps in the path of trouble -- travel. there are head clearance issues and others in this one particular area. there were multiple mechanical and blogging code violations. -- plumbing code violations. we also found sanitary, sewer, plumbing vents open inside the bathrooms. there were e

we have the numbers, joy-ann reid and michael dyson will provide analysis. we'll be right back. >>> it's psycho talk tonight, rick perry's back in the limelight for the second night in a row. we're going to miss this guy. during the fox news debate last night, he was asked whether he thought turkey should remain in nato. here is perry's moronic answer. >> obviously, when you have a country that is being ruled by what many would perceive to be islamic terrorists, not only is it time for us to have a conversation about whether or not they belong to be in nato but time for the united states when we look at their foreign aid, to go to zero with it. >> i want to know who on his debate team, his prep team, gave rick perry the go ahead to call turkish leaders islamic terrorists. clearly, no one explained to him the basic facts about foreign aid. the associated press points out turkey does not receive u.s. foreign aid. the united states does provide military assistance to turkey because they are our allies. the united states radar warning system went in effect in tur

i let myself slip back into the same thing. >>> you guys can stand up. >> 17-year-old michael is on theay to court where his judge will have to consider his past offenses to decide whether he should be released or stay behind bars. >> they said that it's not looking good for me, and that i might have to serve, like, an 80-day commitment maybe. >> weren't you just here not that long ago? >> like, in march. >> what are you doing back visiting? you missed us? huh? >> no, not that much. >> are you on probation? >> yeah, i'm on probation. >> so what's going to happen? >> i don't know. >> man, you guys got to start thinking. >> it's nerve-racking talking to the judge because you plan stuff, like, right before you go, you know, you think after everything you're going to say. when you're actually there it doesn't came out the way you thought it would. it's nerve-racking. >> at the lake county juvenile detention center, kids who are almost 18 are walking a tightrope within the juvenile justice system. >> it's a serious matter for this court to decide that it's going to invest itself in a child.

the oath of office begins with -- i, michael cashion, do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states, and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states, and the constitution of the state of california, that i will take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of the division -- evasion, and i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to enter, and during this time as i hold the office of a member of the board of examiners, high- rise sprinkler building owner seat of the city and county of san francisco. thank you very much. >> thank you. commissioner hechanova: we all look forward to working with you. >> item 5. update on process for cancelling permits and notification of customers. >> good morning, commissioners. we have put in your package item 5, which is the process for the cancellation of current applications. this is the main concern of the commission. right now, we s

military is probably in the 1970s, especially after 1976 when the michael howard and peter correct translation of "on war" is published. this is a translation that while not perfect, it's much more accessible than previous translation in fact oxford in 2005. a german scholars observed that germans preferred to read clausewitz in the english translation rather than in the original german because they thought it was more clear. i can't vouch for the truth of that, but it's an interesting observation. >> since 1976 when you say it became more use in the military academy, three major wars have been fought. the cold war, the iraq war, and the current war in afghanistan. do you see traces of "on war"? can you see traces of "on war" in those wars speak as well, more in the breach than in the observance of "on war." again, i recall in 2003 vice president cheney said as justification for the invasion of iraq that everyone knows that the offense is a stronger form of war. and, in fact, everyone might know this, but that category would include carl van clausewitz who argue quite the opposite. for reasons

. >> the not guilty verdicts in the michael jackson trial. front page photo caption, san francisco chronicle june 14, 2005. after the bleeding the blood spattered walls draw the gaze of children wanting to see what has caused such a noise. how can they not stair. arms and legs,

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here the michael and son weather camera. temperatures right now are in the 20s as andrea and mike were mentioning. feels like 22. clear skies out there. winds are light. the dew point is 12. temperatures will be slow to warm this morning. here's a look at your day planner. by this afternoon, only in the mid to upper 30s this afternoon. bring out the sunglasses for the morning commute. well's see increasing clouds. very cold to start your day. a bit milder for this afternoon. good news to take your family out to the martin luther king memorial. mild and wet for your tuesday. dry and colder for the middle of the week. currently 26 in downtown. in the teens. down to 14 in frederick. 16 in manassas. fredericksburg in the lower 20s. feels like low 20s and 1 degrees in hagerstown. here's a look at your futurecast. again a sunny, bright start. we'll see the clouds first high level clouds starting to thicken as we'll see showers close to midnight. light showers on receiving overnight as well. this morning's commute will be a wet one.

the u.s. strategy in afghanistan. is there something flawed, michaelmerica's policy in the region that leads to what we see in that video? >> well, yes, we shouldn't be there. we shouldn't be there trying to nation build. that's the flaw. the question we always have to ask ourselves about afghanistan is what we're going is what we're doing there make us safer, does it protect us from terrorists, does it protect us from al qaeda? we don't know the full circumstances of what kind of firefight those afghans were killed in. but i guarantee you the killing of those afghans and then the urinating on them did nothing to make america safer. >> michael stand by because obviously we brought you on. want to talk to you about this book on afghanistan and the amazing access you had to the man who was in charge at the time, general stanley mcchrystal. stand by for that. >>> plus, we're going to talk about this terrifying situation in north carolina. a man opens fire at a business and now we're learning several people are dead. that story next. h met. i took some ste

reappointments/appointments recommended by the nominations sub-committee are: michael cashion, high-rise sprinkler- building owner. seat to expire september 15, 2013. mr. cash john is present. commissioner lee: as you recall from the last meeting, the commission met about six weeks ago. week revealed -- we revealed three possible applicants to the seat. we recommended michael cashen to the committee because his presence was impressive, fit what the board needed. he has been managing high-rise buildings. he is right now managing 255 california street, a high rise building. he lives in san francisco, has experience with dealing with advisory committees and the government as well because he was on the advisory board. that is why the nomination committee recommended to the full commission to appoint michael cashion to that seat. >commissioner walker: i would like to second that recommendation. commissioner lee: michael cashion, would you like to make a statement? >> hello, my name is michael cashion. i am very honored to sit on the board of examiners. i was on the graffiti advisory committee

thomas the big lie wall street has destroyed the wonder that was america michael comus is a former banker he was at lehman brothers for thirty years he was a partner there and he's saying that now the excuse that bankers use over and over whenever there's a giant crisis is the government's fault somehow regulations forced us to steal all your money to take your money your segregated account to leverage up a hundred to one government forced us to do that we wouldn't have done that on our own saintly selves but michael thomas says once people realize how wall street made its pile understand how financier's get rich and what it is that they actually do the time will become ripe for someone to gather the spreading ripples of anger and perplexity into a focused tsunami of retribution to make the bastards pay properly for the grief and woe they have caused perhaps not to the extent proposed by h.l. mencken who wrote that when a bank fails the first order of business should be to hang its board of directors but in a manner which on pain of proportionate to the collateral

is. >>> first, it is the episode michael jackson fans have been waiting. for the cast of glee will perform a special tribute to the king of pop. >> fox's william la jeunesse has more on what we can expect. rotor king of pop gets the glee treatment has the cast sings some classic michael jackson songs. >> michael is my favorite ever and i was very scared to see what would happen. very sensitive about michael. >> we've done a couple of tribute episodes but this is the most special one to me. it is the one i enjoyed and grew up with the most. >> michael jackson is one of the -- if not the most important pop artist ever in the entire history of music and to be -- to have the privilege to honor him like this. >> of his so perfect in his timing in recording. he either sang right on the beat or a little bit ahead of it which is a very hard thing to do. >> shania rivera was excited to perform a unique version of criminal. >> that was so amazing. >> reporter: imitation is the best form of flattery unless you are chris colfer. >> i think the first take i ended up sou

these guys have found a way to buy the politicians and funnel the money to themselves. ally c.e.o. michael carpenter told tarp that the $500,000 annual cash salary limit was con training. was it? we had an individual who was making $1.5 million total compensation with $1 million in cash. cutting this person's salary to $500,000, this individual is in their early 40's with two kids in private school who is now considered cash poor. if you only have $500,000 after you've bank resulted your company, i feel so bad for you you're cash poor, you only have half a million dollars. maybe you shouldn't have bank resulted the company and had the taxpayers bail you out. they don't think about us. they think about themselves. i do declare the poor guy only has $500,000. you feel sorry for them? i feel sorry for the taxpayer that had to pay for his sorry ass. a.i.g. ally, there shouldn't be any top executives that have jobs. i don't know if you'll see it anywhere else on t.v., but we're going to keep pointing it out and showing you how they're robbing you. it's true and you see it in the numbers. we don

special one to me because it's the one i enjoyed and i grew up with the most. >> michael jackson is most important pop artist of ever, the entire history of music and to be -- to have the privilege to-or him like this. >> he -- to honor him like this. >> he was so perfect in his timing in recording he either sang right on the beat or a little bit ahead of it, which is a very hard thing to do. reporter: rivera was excited to perform a unique version of jackson's smooth criminal. >> so cool. the cellists were amazing. they blew my mind. reporter: imitation they say is the best form of flattery unless you're chris colfer. >> i definitely tried to sing like michael jackson and i think i ended up sounding more like julia childs which i'm not sure how i pulled that on. reporter: although everyone was longing to do some of mj's signature moves, his music had to be enough. >> we can't legally do any michael jackson moves and if anything seems like a michael jackson move service not our intention. move it was not our intention. reporter: in hollywood william lajeunesse, fox news. >> can't wa

as we look outside on the michael & son weather cam, you'llth in the cloudy skies. a good-looking start to the day. we've got our temperatures this morning in town running at 45 degrees with light winds out there. and we're going to have winds generally out of the south turning to the west here. we've got the storm system in the east. it is out of the west where the action is shifting now. one storm coming onshore. you'll notice the rain and the snows here from arizona in toward parts of the rockies up toward wyoming. that system will be arriving looks like a little piece of it anyway. late tomorrow night into thursday. that's our next best chance of showers. between now and then, we say good-bye to system a and we wait for system b with a few clouds this morning becoming mostly sunny here by mid day. sunny afternoon. will turn into a clear, chilly night tonight. down in the 20s and 30s by wednesday morning. as we go through the day on wednesday, you'll notice sunshine to begin the day. a few more clouds late. by wednesday night, thursday morning, here comes the cha

clear skies on the michael & son weather camera. looking good this morning with a temperature of 40. cloudy skies on the hour but we're clearing out. west winds at 13 and the barometer is going to start to go up. as the cold air comes in the snows will persist in the mountains over the next 24 to 48 hours and really pile up in the ski areas. so good news for skiers. just bundle up. 40 today going to feel like it's in the 20s. tonight it will be in the 20s and some teens. windchills could be in the single digits by tomorrow morning in spots. tomorrow breezy and less wind. still cold 34. chilly on sunday at 34 but by monday mlk day up to 42. mild score turning wet on tuesday, milder and turning wet on tuesday. temperatures in the 50sment monika? >>> a lot of snow traffic. i think slower than normal for a friday morning. good morning everybody. going to start off with 66 on the inbound side. from manassas going to go about 46 miles per hour to route 28. in fact let's take a live look out of manassas. all the lanes are open. no big issue

. >> the not guilty verdicts in the michael jackson trial. front page photo caption, san francisco chronicle june 14, 2005. after the bleeding the blood spattered walls draw the gaze of children wanting to see what has caused such a noise. how can they not stair. arms and legs, pieces of torso scattered, the smell of new death and feared hair. they must be asking the same question. a person who blows themselves up must believe in something. must believe in something or else not. hopelessness degreesed in apnigzs, righteousness disguised in a tuxedo of death much the children don't understand. i being of the dead dying man the bleeding bystanders who left to buy cheese or tobacco. in car bombs suicide bombs and we keep talking as though this will end like the final judgment of that black man who looks white and sleeps with boys but doesn't touch them. after the bleeding the children's shoes will be forever stained in the crimson color of death. who will set the doves free then. >> the next is sdaefrt on the horizon. i'm sure many of you have se

this pretty much decides my freedom. >> program director chris blessinger cuts to the core of michael'sve had conversations before. and one of those conversations has been about the seriousness, about the extensive history that you have using substances. >> right. >> if you look back on a lot of your charges, a lot of those charges were when you were high or when you were drunk. so what is going to be different this time when you get out? >> i have a lot more access to things when i get out like groups. i'm going to go to aa and na meetings. i'm really going to try my hardest. like i said, i am an adult now. i really have to change. and if i continue this, then i'm going to be dead or i'm going to be in a wheelchair. and that scares me, it really does. because i know the temptation is going to be out there in my face. >> does anybody in your family drink or smoke or use drugs? anybody in your extended family? >> my mom, she quit drinking. she quit drinking for me. because i asked her to. i was like, mom, when i go home, i know you like to have your cocktails every now and then. but you'