the king of pop was poised to regain his throne. >> this is it. final -- this is the final curtain call. >> according to the contract with concert promoters aeg, michael was to perform 50 concerts at the o2 center in london over a nine-month period. >> i'll be performing the songs my fans want to hear. >> but was michael physically up to the challenge? both michael and aeg had a lot on the line. >> it was his comeback. it was his renaissance, his rebirth on stage. after so many years of being out of the spotlight, a lot of people were wondering if he could pull this off. >> this is it, and see you in july. >> but there were questions about whether jackson was ready. kenny ortega, the director for "this is it," called a private meeting at jackson's home. aeg's ceo randy phillips attended the meeting. >> kenny was concerned that he wasn't coming to enough rehearsals, that he was taking it a little too nonchalantly. and michael explained that he needed kenny to build the house and then he would come in and paint the front door. >> on the afternoon of

the king of pop was poised to regain his throne. >> this is it. s the final curtain call. >> michael was to perform 50 concerts over a five-month peter. >> but was he up to the challenge? both michael and aeg had a lot on the line. >> after so many years of being out of the spotlight a lot of people were wondering if he could pull this off. >> this is it, and see you in july. >> there were questions about whether jackson was ready. kenny ortega the director for "this is it," called a private meeting at jackson's home. aeg's ceo randy phillips attended the meeting. >> kenny was concerned he wasn't coming to enough rehearsals, it was taking it a little too nonchalantly. and michael explained that he needed kenny to build the house, and then he would come in and paint the front door. >> often the afternoon of june 24th jackson arrived at the staples center in downtown los angeles. rehearsals for "this is it" often ran late into the night. on the surface, the man many say was born to perform never looked better. but beneath the surface concerns from th

the adjacent property to the west does not appear to have that pop out. i think it has stairs more like this property used to. but i did not review the property to the west. i would note too that the on this it is sloping down. so this is a down sloping lot. the properties on the south side of 26th street are on higher ground and you will find more 3-4 story buildings there and the property does go down to the north that it does go downhill. >> that was likely added before the change to the rh 2 where you know the introduction of the pop out -- >> that's a good question, based upon what this project architect said, it sounded like it may also comply with the section 136 pop out. so it sounds like the appellant is saying that that building was extended in the late 90s which would be a time where we had the pop out. that property was built in the same fashion as the subject. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. >> tony greko. this permit was a site permit. just an little background history. this is a permit for removal of plaster. our inspector went out and found th

do you do the popping in the school? >> i have been known to pop a few people. dr. oz: here she is in action. >> i'm not here to make friends. my way or the highway. i'm here to make stars. one, two, three, four, five kids in this room that can't remember what they did yesterday. you screwed up the whole group number in front of the whole audience. drop and do 20 push-ups, you're punished. what can you do better than anybody else? it's good, but it's not excellent. i want more. i want you to come out and be a star. [cheers and applause] dr. oz: she is so tough. hold this for a second. where is the foot that is cramping. do this right here. get the cramp out. >> this is my biggest fetish. dr. oz: i'll give you magnesium and potassium to deal with it. why are you so tough? >> i think you have to be today. kids are soft. they take the easy way out. dr. oz: the tough love approach that you're using is not one that a lot of folks have been able to use in their own homes. what makes you comfortable with that? >> i have given opportunities to children that their parents cou

-up restaurants in the shared space. pop-up restaurants, mostly the investment is in ff & e, furniture, fixtures, and equipment, which can be more easily removed and replaced when the shed is upgrade today seismic standards in the second phase. ~ shed space a view of the apron is here where we have widened the apron to provide for generous bcdc public access and still have the pop-up restaurants pulling up with images like this. one on the top doors which you probably all have seen at pier 29 for the america's cup, great pop-up restaurant pouring out onto the verge onto the apron would be beer gardens and casual affordable approachable sort of restaurants that are in keeping with this neighborhood. as far as the [speaker not understood] is concerned, our big idea is removing -- excuse me -- removing the office, extending the public walkway through the bulkhead. we are able to create two permanent cafes there. again, they won't have to be removed for the second phase. we have addressed the issue of occupancy change from a b t

but for now the pressure to stand alone is on. icona pope u.s. a make-or-break moment. tell me how you ladies are feeling about tonight? >> we are beyond excited, to be honest. we're not going to save anything. >> i think it is going to be amazing. >> reporter: tonight's venue might be small, 550 fans. it sold out. i would describe this as a cozy rave. >> reporter: a cozy rave. i love it! some of the fans will be hearing icona pop's other songs for the first time. are you worried about the reception? it is very early still? >> it's u.s. an honest album. it just, like reading our diary. >> reporter: what about the skeptics who say that there is a lot of pressure on you to come up with another i love it. >> we used to see it like it opened so many doors for us. ♪ i love it >> reporter: before i love it people didn't know who we were. now when we put it out, our album, a lot of people will listen. >> reporter: will the album take them from one hit wonder women to genuine pop stardom? >> it's tough. when you end up in their position. you have a

the world. but currently you can find him pushing his debut novel "pop kids." rous what's behind the pink door. ♪ >> carson: what was the spark to this, "pop kids"? >> really what was going on culturally at the time sparked the general concept for the narrative of "pop kids." >> carson: like, at what time? >> this was around the fall of 2008 that i had the concept of the main character score and his parties. as far as plot goes, it's a story about a young man who starts throwing underground parties for his friends in a really small northern california town that spiral out of control. and the young man and the rest of the pop kids in the book for the most part are very, very obsessed with fame. as you and i grew up we did not have the impact of modern media in the same way. >> carson: no. we didn't have screen names. >> we didn't have -- yeah. >> carson: you and i had encyclopedias. >> right. >> carson: for book reports. we didn't have the internet. >> in order to find information we really, really had to search for it and sometimes experience it in a greater way

>> well, i mean, david, one of the ones that pops up a lot, other than mylan, is vivus. oticed a little more activity in this one leading up to the conference. do you see anything different here or any of the other -- >> well -- well, unfortunately, i don't cover the biotech side of the business. so i tend to focus more on specialty pharma companies with a broader portfolio of drugs beyond just a single product. >> i had a quick question regarding pfizer. i also like pfizer. you hear from a lot of people that they just don't have the pipeline of some of the other competitors out there. i tend to disagree. and i think they can actually buy their way into it if it ends up being the case. could you speak to a pfizer versus a merck? >> yes, absolutely. well, pfizer is one of our overweight rated stocks. the stock trades at a discount to the market, and we do see upside from here. we're hoping for a couple positive popline catalysts in the first half of next year. the first is on a major new cancer drug, specifically for breast cancer, and that drug will have a read-out in the

weekends is taylor swift country is carrie underwood country well i would say no i would say the pop artist making a living in in the country join her i guess i've always put heads about what i should sound like and when and how i should do it and it's probably cost me a lot in hindsight plus we have a gay country star i know that any anything that any blip that i've ever seen from the people that i know it's instantly covered up all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest is gary our only country music star and platinum selling artist his nine thousand homes said you free we got it right here was released in january he's currently traveling the country with our friend sheryl crow on the free and easy tour how did that come about we did a few acoustic shows together and i. realized she was she had a country album coming out and she's always had like a kind of a kind of a country edge to me anyways and there was something always kind of country about sheryl crow to me and she's singing country on the tour she is she has just released a country album she's doing

the stock popped initially, got to 22.68. looks like it has resistance at 23. i like this. a lot of exposure in the united states and canada. they don't have the exposure over seas. we saw ulta with blowout earnings. i think pier 1 could get it done this week. > >thanks for bringing that to us today. > >thank you. that's all the time we have for today. coming up tomorrow-- why women may be taking a back seat to management positions at big banks. tips on how to move ahead will be on tuesday's show. from all of us at first business, we wish you a great monday! >> announcer: the following is paid presentation for focus t25, brought to you by beachbody. >> [ echoing it's about time. the number-one people have for not working out is they don't have time. >> i have four kids. >> i work 60, 70 hours a week. >> i don't want to work out for no hour. are you kidding me? i don't have the time. >> announcer: no time to work out? no problem. introducing focus t25, the breakthrough in-home fitness program guaranteed over an

the pop star will be at the verizon center. it's been eight years -- number one. tickets go on sale september 20th. >> brian, i will miss you. >> thank you, shawn. >> we had quite a hectic day for you in the weather department. >> it was. we started getting severe thunderstorm warnings at 2:00 o'clock and they didn't wind up until 5:00 or six. i still see a lot of lightening down around the northern neck -- first we look live outside. it's still humid. frontal boundary moving through. temperatures have dropped but it will be getting a whole lot better. let's start out where it's active. this is not rain but the rain has been intensifying down here. i'm not seeing as much lightening but this is a real hot spot in her. let me put it in motion for the last hour. you can see how that's developing. give it a little longer, folks, and stay in place and that will be out of here. a couple stragglers finding a bit more energy behind that as well. east of 95. but for the most part i think we've gotten the worst of this out of the way. a couple of showers could still pop up

the.. (woman)...oh no, i got it. (man) you sure? (woman) just pop the trunk. where the road will lead, but... i'm sure my subaru will get me there. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> i can get as close to you as i want without my mom saying it's going to ruin my eyes. >> is he dangerous? >> actually, he's a genius. >> i am. >> that doesn't answer my question. >> bob newhart has been a tv legend for 55 years. his classic '70s series ran for eight years and newhart ran for eight more seasons in the '80s. it was that performance from the "big bang theory" that the comedy icon finally earned his first emmy at the age of 84. and in the chair with me tonight, i'm delighted to say is bob newhart. bob, congratulations. >> thank you, piers. thank you very much. >> 84 years it took you to get one of those. >> well, someone asked me why, you know, why i -- this is the first time -- people had assumed i won seven or eight. and i hadn't. and the obvious explanation is because there was better people in my category than me. that's why. >> that's never

the letter "p" with me! perfect "p"! [ giggle ] [ pop ] woo-hoo! now, what letter makes the sound "uhh"? children: "o"! "? children: "p"! "p"! let's write "p" again! "p"! [ pop ] now we have... presto! [ popping ] woo-hoo! spectacular spelling! we spelled the word "pop" and got princess down. let's take a bow. princess: thank you, princess presto! follow those princesses! [ ♪ ] you see more super letters? which ones? children: "u"! "p"! "i"! oh yeah! "u", "p" and "i". now we need to put them in our super duper... computer! two more super letters and then we'll get... our super story answer! way to go, super readers! oh dear. i don't see my princesses anywhere. i'll never find out where they're sneaking off to. [ gasp ] i see the princesses. there, at that tent! to the tent! princesses, wait! don't run away again! father, we're not going to run away. in fact, now we're glad you're here! yes! it is time to share our secret with you! and it's right in there! when we unlock the door, you'll see why we've been so sneaky. ready? one, two, three! [ wind gusting ] the key! [ gasps ] we've lost the key and now w

the star is planning a new album without the pop sound. new roornd the piece of advice she may have received. >> a bittersweet day for d.c.sports fans.s the skins get their first win of the season, yes, but the in addition say good-bye to johnson. after the team's final gameal of the season. >> alison, win or loss, the weather is being looking good. i'll have all the details on on the forecast weather for you. steve is in with traffic right after the break. ♪ nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes along with it. [ thunder crashes, tires squeal ] ♪ ♪ so, what do you say? thanks... but i think i got this. ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new cla. starting at $29,900. >> we love it. it is going to be a beautiful day. beautiful people watching. w i'm working with beautiful people. >> oh. >> it's all good.ll >> skins won. >> gorgeous day. what the headline say today i wonder in oakland tucker shared the feel of shorts -- sports and the feeling was at least we could beat theat skins. >> thin ar

the ones that pop up on the screen, based on what you search for online. for instance, type san francisco vacation, get the tourist destinations like the golden gate. or hotel deals. convenient, right? but would you feel the same way knowing how targeted ads work? imagine you're in a store. there's the salesperson watching you. what you don't see are the 100 set of eyes watching you. keeping track of what you put up, put down and buy. all from behind the walls. >> it's invisible to you. >> reporter: alecia mcdonald is detect director of privacy at stanford law. there's dozen of companies devoted just to tracking you. and on this page, there could be 100 of them. >> you have an entire world watching you and you don't know it. >> that's mostly thanks to cookies. those tech files stored on the hard drive that help websites remember you. >> it will be unique to you in a lot of cases, like your social security number, so you can be reidentified again as you go across the web. >> cookies and how they're used aren't new. but -- >> getting sophisticated overtime.

. >> this was a challenge of a fire due to the popping pograph. >> reporter: slowing it down did not mean knocking it down. the heat conditions did not help. there were some voluntarily evacuations. >> i just took my evening medicine for blood pressure. >> reporter: standing by and watching the flames rush along the boulevard was too much for some residents and so they leapt into action. they attached as many garden hoses as they could find and started spraying. they evening managed to put out some small flames on their own. but they were glad when the experts arrived. the fire engulfed 40 acres of a mountain and came close to the mon montessori school. thankfully it was closed today. fortunately no structures were damaged and no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. live in south san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc news. >>> we have breaking news out of mountain view. at least two homes are burning right now. it started about 8:00 this evening at a home on orange industry lane. adjacent homes have been evacuated. no one has been hurt. stay with abc news

. >> and watch these guys -- >> their swift move to save the pop. >> and a solution to your embarrassing pooh-pooh problems. >> before you go. >> how the spray takes the >>> there's a couple of critical components if you want to go racing. you need wheels, you need a steering wheel. and jeff starts in his '57 chevy belaire with a steering we'heel. oh, no. >> he reaches with his left hand to try and grab the steering shaft and steer like that. >> would that work? >> no! not going to work at all. he manages to put the steering wheel on the shaft. >> steering wheels are designed to come off so they can quickly work on the car. but there's a retaining pin tease supposed to put it in place. somehow that wasn't in place, giving jeff a much hairier ride. >> it's amazing that didn't head into the wall. >> what happened? >> i got well on through there, i go to steer it, the wheel comes off. i grab it look that is correct i'm trying to steve it off the wall. >> with the shaft? >> yeah. >> oh, my god. >> never a dull moment, right? >> no [ bleep ]. >> there are some good kind souls in this world li

stop the hyperventilation on the left, those people are ready to pop the champagne.going to change the church's teachings on gay marriage, not going to change the teachings on women's ordination, and the faster people get that, the better. >> you seem very -- you seem very certain of this. >> absolutely. i am very certain. i couldn't be more certain of anything in the world. >> okay. >> but he certainly -- >> should e ever change his mind. father cutie, you were shaking your head through. bill donahue seems absolutely convinced about all this. i must say, i wouldn't be running to the bookmakers to put heavy bets on this particular pope not actually moving with the times a bit. >> i'll tell you -- people in all denominations today are wondering why this pope is saying what he's saying and they do see a sense of reform taking place. not just in the roman catholic church, in society and the way we view religion and religious people. for too long, religious leaders have been looked as, you know, the people who condemn you. this pope is saying, guess what, i'm about welco

that's why he was the greatest pop star of any time. t whatever that was it was really powerful. i would have followed him to help. is that your sense that he was the greatest pop star of all time? >> i think so. he was one of the greatest singers ever, but when he got up there the way he could dance, he was just brilliant. tavis: you have been blessed to work with some of the great songwriters. talk to me about we recall content. how important has it been to you over this artistic journey? >> i think of the united states culture, it iso the popular song, and the zenith period that started in the 1920's and went into the 1950's, and it was the great american standard song. the reason was migration. there were lots of labors of migration. there was forced migration from africa. that was mixed with the french, creole society in new orleans, because everybody was sent to europe to be educated, and they came back with all sorts of orchestral stuff, and there was a lot of complaining about how badly everybody was treated. they put it into a s

the pops turned out to be fireworks that then man had thrown over the white house fence.e was detained but no charges have been filed. >>> an internet cafe and business center opened in their neighborhood. now community leaders want to put it out of business. now noah walker say the line between internet service and gaming are in question. [audio difficulties ] >>> live pictures here of the crippled cruise ship costa concordia as you can see there, it is now up right 20 months after it capsized. an operation of this scale is unprecedented. it took months to get it cleared. the ship still has to be stabilized and next spring it'll be towed away and scrapped. two of the 28 people who were unaccounted for have not been found. >>> now doctors are raising red flags saying the suspected source of michael douglas cancer is making a lot of other men sick as well. in tonight's special report, ktvu's john fowler on what some call a silent epidemic. >> reporter: jeff of stinson beach got throat cancer. he thinks from oral sex from college before he met his wife. >> people are very u

. >>> and the pop culture lead. how will we know where new york's hottest club is anymore? "saturday night live" returns this weekend without stefan. we talk about bill hader's exit from the show and what he's got planned next. good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the lead." we begin with the national lead. for about a week now, we have heard how horrible a government shutdown might be. parks will close, no paychecks for troops, yet another example of d.c. dysfunction, this one with real consequences for people. but now, it seems there's possibly a decent possibility that it just won't happen. just to recap, the house passed a spending bill to keep temporarily the government running, but they stripped out all funding for obama care. that bill is now in the senate, where the democrats who run things will almost certainly put the obama care funding back in to that legislation within the next couple days, then kick it back to the house. if congress doesn't pass the spending bill, the government will shut down tuesday but today, the house gop is signaling that

so when you look at the numbers and the pop up most americans support this. and they'll see the benefits in their communities. i've repealed many companies and it requires us to come and see the support at the state and national level what's fueling the education don't for the community. we get real focused on the national community but it's at the state and local level. and even smaller towns across the country. so the messages it is from the state and local level first >> let's hear from our young entrepreneurs. your creating jobs and paying taxes when you hear this from people what you do you say >> i've definitely paid hoof taxes. the short answer is yeah, the silicon valley if that were not

so when you look at the numbers and the pop up most americans support this. and they'll see the benefits in their communities. i've repealed many companies and it requires us to come and see the support at the state and national level what's fueling the education don't for the community. we get real focused on the national community but it's at the state and local level. and even smaller towns across the country. so the messages it is from the state and local level first >> let's hear from our young entrepreneurs. your creating jobs and paying taxes when you hear this from people what you do you say >> i've definitely paid hoof taxes. the short answer is yeah, the silicon valley if that were not true. it would be like the - i know i've spent a lot of time with interesting people from all over the world and their successful people and their passionate about being here and their contributing to the economy >> i like to give the example of football. imagine the 49ers and we're going to be playing with another team but what if it is other team had 13 or fourteen p

the sanchez. a little bit unconventional. i think it originally operated as a pop up and all along mission street and in the city. they've taken a creativity approach to make this work for two long-term businesses and have managed to real be successful and follow rules for over 40 years especially in two different venues with who different families running those multiple generations businesses. i urge you to support them and grew up around the corner and it is a great asset to the community and i urge you to support it >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening i'm the president of the merchants neighborhood association. we're here in full support of the sanchez. i won thing that's occurred along the corridor and will be happening a lot more is that there's a lot of businesses because the rents is going high we have another one that moved into together they doing the same thing their operating in the daylight as one business and at night as another. the permit process gets xufg but it's something you'll be seeing a lot more. the pop ups are here for a week or two

see the pop around noon eastern when we did verizon. see the bigger pop when we did the tens.ing at least is bouncing around, mostly going lower. tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much. as i watch those charts, there's another chart we should draw your attention to and that is the dow at the high of the day, up 104 points at 15295 i believe i just saw. helicopter parents and coddled kids why more and more companies are meeting the parents when they hire millennials. plus, independent contractors or employees? a big win for new york city strippers. it's all in the power rundown next. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. [ male announcer ] staying warm and dry has never been our priority. our priority is, was and always will be serving you, the american people. so we improved priority mail flat rate to give you a m

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the jackson family is suing aeg life for the pop star's death by hiring dr. conrad murray. aeg attorneys say the company never entered into a contract with dr. murray and jackson hired the doctor himself. the jury must decide if aeg live should pay damages. >>> a faith based legal group is petitioning to overturn a state law effecting transgender athletes. it will try to collect 505,000 signatures. that would qualify for the ballot next year allowing the voters to choose. >> i feel very uncomfortable, reluctant to want to go to the locker room. >> the better solution would be to have uni sex bathrooms for the students. >> the group wants transgender students to register with the school district and produce notes from their doctors. >>> it is natural for babies to cry, but researchers are wondering if those cries could offer health clues. it's an accuoustic cry analyzer that will shed light on why babies cry. depending on the pitch, researchers believe they can determine early on if the baby will have developmental delays. >>> social media could help you quit smoking. the uni

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. >> can the stock pop going into november? >> here's what i would say on blackberry, one of the places people are jumping in on the stock, they look at sum of the parts basis. if you feel the hardware is off the table, what is the bottom for the enterprise? what's the value of that business? where will the stock find a buyer that thinks it's worthwhile? i would not be jumping in here on this, having said that, there are definitely people circling the wagons. >> would you buy blackberry? >> it's not a cop out. i think you have to let it shake out. >> you don't get shorted here. >> you can't short it here, my opinion. >> let's turn to the broader markets here, wild week for stocks after the fund no taper shocker including today's selloff, the s & p erased most of its federally. what are we doing next week? some big events. >> dot same things, you hopefully thought about doing after that spike up. which is you buy weakness in the dollar. bonds to me are -- you take the rally and sell it. bullard came out today and threw cold water

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