tour in which jackson would never even grace the stage. jackson's family claims the ting king of pop died because the tour company hired a doctor who did everything and anything to make him well enough to perform a break neck schedule. the company, aeg, says jackson was the master of his own plan and the one who hired the doctor. cnn just obtained an exclusive video that the jurors have now seen for the first time. it's the deposition of that ceo from back in december. on the video, he is repeatedly asked about an e-mail he wrote, basically, warning the concert organizers that jackson's personal doctor better shape up. as john berman reports, the ceo's answers or lack thereof, the jury actually burst out laughing. >> reporter: a potential bombshell in the trial against aeg, the concert promoter managing michael jackson's "this is it" comeback tour. [ music playing ] >> reporter: aeg has long contended that they did not hire dr. conrad murray. the physician convicted offed a machinestering the lethal dose of the propofol to jackson. instead

. >> counting down the final tour of california. cyclists zip through the east bay this weekend, now lining up at the marina green for the final stage of the tour. >> it is a really big morning in the bay area, sunday, may 19th. it's 7:30. thank you for joining us. >> less than 30 minutes ago, racers took off from the security the starting line. and security is tight this morning. major security changes for today's bay to breakers. how's it going out there? >> reporter: the race just got start and people are excited. there are sechanges out here this morning. there will be more police officers, security cameras, and you cannot bring a bag larger than this. the race started at 7:00. more than 30,000 registered participants are expected to be out here today. but when you add in all of the spectators, we're looking at all a 100,000 or more people taking part in today's festivities. this really is a classic san francisco event. it takes runners 7 1/2 miles through the city. this year, it started with a moment of silence to remember the

and some scary news from yesterday along the tour route. a chp officer controlling traffic during yesterday's race through contra costa county was injured in a car crash in a motorcycle in marsh creek road when the car suddenly turned in front of him causing the collision. there the officer was airlifted to a hospital in walnut creek. the good news, the chp is doing well and released from the hospital later today. >>> and, of course, we have the beta breakers race going on now through san francisco. with all of these activities going on around the city, the best advice is to leave your car at home. elizabeth wenger with other routes if you're driving in the city today. good morning. we have a couple of big events happening around san francisco that could cause some pretty big traffic tieups. first, the final stage of the amgen tour of california. starts at marina green at 8:15 this morning and then the riders are heading north toward sausalito, eventually ending in santa rosa. the golden gate bridge is reducing lanes to accommodate the bicy

security along the final leg of amgen tour is tight after bomb scare near stage 7 of the tour. its robot to investigate a package. the suspicious looking box prompted livermore police to close several downtown streets a few hours after the tour raced through. >> when they told us to come in, that's when -- and lock the door, that's when i knew something is really going on and finally somebody asks what's going on and he says it was an incident. >> police told outdoor diners to move inside some businesses were told to close and evacuate. the bomb squad later determined the box is filled with postcards and not a threat. >>> in virginia, as many as 60 people have been hurt after a car plowed into a crowd of parade goers. the accident happened yesterday at the hikers parade in damascus. investigators say the elderly man who was driving his cadillac in the parade may have suffered a medical emergency right before crashing. police say both bystanders and law enforcement worked together to help save lives. >> hikers and law enforcement and ems and fire personnel picked up a 1997 cadil

you know who's not making all the predictable age jokes on this tour?ith, charlie and ron can still rock with the best of them. tonight, time is on our side as bill weir has this exclusive "nightline" interview with rock 'n roll royalty. >> there is a scene in the recent hbo documentary "crossfire hurricane" that takes us backstage with the stones in the early '70s. back when mick jagger would slither into a body suit, snort coke off a switchblade and blow the minds of an arena packed to the sweaty rafters. ♪ . >> reporter: the laws of burnout tells us this level of hedonism will break a band up or kill the members young. for 2 1/2 hours he shimmys laps around the lips and tongue stage as baby boomers and their kids get a contact high from all this vintage uncut rock 'n roll. how do you do it? how do you do it? i was sore the next day watching. >> it's what i do really. you have a room full of people go crazy and drink all your wine. >> reporter: we were talking about it. if people are willing to pay $500, $600 for a seat, just think what they would pay

the stones tour is already legend. [ music ] >> reporter: 17,000 parking spaces were filled by 9:00 a.m. this morning. police towed 100 illegally parked cars and the stones press ran every 2 minutes -- express ran every 2 minutes. [ music ] >> reporter: surprisingly few problems, and a special medical core were on hand. [ music ] >> reporter: this is the richest rock tour on record. in december the stones will have played to 2 million fans and grossed $30 million. [ music ] >> reporter: i am john fowler for the 10:00 p.m. news. [ music ] >> 8 years after that concert the stones return to northern california and prior to their show on november 5, 1989 mike jagger saw the damage the earthquake caused just a few weeks before. >> reporter: lead rolling stone mick jagger paid a visit before his conser. one of the -- concert. one of the hardest hit areas. he said it is all a bit hard to take in. but the stones are backing up their concern with deeds. they made a $500,000 donation to our relief and to the efforts for victims of hurricane hugo. >> still to come on a second look a stones concert

your 100th start on the pga tour, 200th start on your pga tour and now won the 300th on the pga tour. how was it to close this one out? >>ness was hard. conditions got tricky. i left myself double breaking putts. i called joey over quite a bit today. because i just had a hard time reading them. i hit a lot of pure putts. they were lipping out. it was, right to left, left to right, right to left. and is it going, is the green going to take it not going to take it at the end. we were having the conversations. they weren't simple little putts. i figured i am probably not the only one, the greens will be dicey, tough. with the wind blowing like this. it played tricky. >> in your career the quickest you have gotten in a calendar year to four victories, how would you describe the way you are playing golf right now? >> i am getting better. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> congratulations on the win. >> thanks. >> the 2013 players champion. >> tiger accomplishes a first in his ill -- illustrious careers. that sums it up. he is back in a way that pretty much nails it. fourth win for tiger, we're

amgen tour of california is here in the bay area. >> whoo! >> reporter: it kicked off with charity riders getting a chance to test out the big boys course. >> i'm really excited to be here to take part. i feel like i have been able to do the same course that the professionals are doing. >> reporter: the charity race has been part of the tour every year raising $25,000 annually for antiobesity programs in silicon valley. >> excited to see the pros race on the roads that i ride all the time. it will be cool to ride the course and see how much faster they can get through it. >> reporter: we are in stage 6 of the 8-day tour, with different styles of races. today is the individual time trial. >> this is individual righters starting at one-minute intervals. it takes out the team work. individual riders how strong they are on that day. >> reporter: the pros aside, this is a special day for the fans. it's the largest annual spectator sporting event in the state. >> we have a lot of riders who you normally have to go to europe to see compete. fans or

. >>> the tour of california is in san jose tonight. today is stage 6 of the eight- day event that started in southern california and will end in santa rosa. even though it's supposed to be the largest annual spectator sporting event in the state, kpix 5's len ramirez tells us the tour has lost some fans. wren? >> reporter: that's right. the tour is back here in the bay area but you know what? a lot has changed in the world of cycling since it was here last year. lance armstrong has admitted to doping and he was stripped of his 7 tour de france titles. several other past american champions including champions of this race have also admitted doping. cycling fans say they have heard it all and hope the sport finally hit bottom and is now on the way back up. >>> reporter: the color and excitement of professional road cycling has returned to the bay area. >> i like racing better than ballgames. >> fun watching them on television but you want to see what it looks like for real. >> reporter: the amgen tour of california rolled into san jose f

governor christie giving him the tour just as governor christie gave president obama the tour.still has a lot of rebuilding to do. then the prince came over here to where i'm standing. it was the boardwalk and it was under water in sandy. he came here, played some game, some carnival games, toured around again with the governor. and he was thrown a lot of questions by people in the crowd. we couldn't get that close to him. but i wanted you to take a listen to what prince harry to to say. >> what your thoughts on seeing the community here today? >> this is fantastic american spirit, isn't it? everyone getting together and making things right. it's fantastic. >> reporter: now, we're also told by a source close to the prince on this u.s. tour that governor christie was very happy to hear that the prince was planning to come here because what it does, guys, is it puts this coastline back on the map in terms of a recovery effort and the billions of dollars that are needed for it. on a lighter note, a young 11-year-old girl named taylor had her first meeting, possibly only meeting, w

ruth wallace came up with the idea of a garden tour and a lot of us thought, a garden tour?going to come? well, we had every -- we've done it for six years. every year we've grown incrementally. after the first two years of raising money for the library -- there's our new library -- we then it was such a great community builder that we recently decided to keep wanting to volunteering and do it. we established a scholarship at city college for the horticultural department. and we have just gone gangbusters. we get good press and we get to see everybody's neighbor -- all our neighbors' gardens. because of the way san francisco s you get to be veuyer because usually you have to go through their garage or their house to see the gardens. and ruth gets known through the neighborhood because she's constantly peeking over fences and leaving fliers in people's mailboxes saying, do you want to be on the garden tour, and all this sort of thing. but anyway, so, we've -- just to show you how much the neighborhood has gotten to know each other, all the people in the portola, wave your han

tours at this time.ical vacations for adults with special needs and helping their dreams to come true. and we reached out to disney. they have not given us a comment. >>> all right. a georgia couple who purchased a box full of letters at an estate sale now believes one of those letters contains a recipe from 1943, a recipe that has been kept secret since the 19th century. the secret formula for coca-cola. the couple is attempting to sell this recipe on ebay with a starting price of $5 million. or you can buy it now for $15 million. cliff and arlene klug join us now from their home in georgia. good morning. nice to see both of you. please, tell me. how do you think this is the real recipe? where did you get it? why do you think it's real? >> arlene found it. she collects paperwork and was digging through massive piles of paper and this fell out. there is a lot of reference to coca-cola and original recipe. if you go to the second page on ebay where i have it listed, it shows that they talk about on page 8

we'll see the amgen tour heading northbound across the golden gate to santa rosa. skies. light winds for now but for most of the bay area, later we will see northwest winds warming us up and continuing to dry things out. 55 in san francisco. 54 in san jose. notice the 24-hour temperature change. we're going to see the change first in the north bay where things are running a little bit warmer. more than ten degrees warmer. here is the reason why. you have the north to northwesterly winds coming down the coast clearing out the coastline and setting the stage for a warmer day today and a mostly sunny day, too. you can see this hour by hour all the way to the evening, no signs of really any low clouds. maybe just a patch or two there off to the south of pillar point. satellite radar view shows you we don't have any showers to worry about. high pressure building in over the next 36 hours. starting to impact us today with north winds picking up leading to the warming we're seeing in the north bay with 70s to maybe some upper 80s inland for today. then tomorrow could get

chris christie will be his tour guide.or spoke to poppy harlow a moment ago. >> it shows people across the country that this town was hit relatively hard, considering what happened and his presence alone should -- >> reporter: it is important that prince harry is coming here today? >> absolutely. i think any time you can get a positive story on the rebuilding of what we're doing in seaside heights, let the people get a visu visual aid of what's going on. >> seven months since sandy and i have seen it around here. a lot of progress has been made, but a lot of work to be done. does this help a lot in putting new jersey, the coast, back on the map in terms of the aid that many argue is needed here? >> i would hope it does. not just for seaside heights, i like the way you put it. aid not only here but for the coast. seaside heights was hurt. some towns are much worse. and i we all hope to come back. >> interesting, this royal frenzy. when we come to the united states and you told me that the frenzy about prince harry's visit i

. >> on the tour. and it's a crazy story, but he actually fired me because i left a bunch of bananas in his golf bag and ruined all of his rain gear and gloves but he encouraged me it play on the tour because as a brand-new believer in christ, he said if you ever get on the tour you will be at the peak of your profession. he was believer. >> he was a pretty committed christian. >> he really was. i met him at the chapel. that's how i got to caddy for him. he said if you can ever get out here, i disciplined myself and worked hard to qualify. >> when did you know, being in the cornfields of indiana, when did you look in the mirror and say i could be a professional golfer? >> you know, i wanted to be a pro, i really wanted to be a college golf coach. that was my passion. when i met christ, i hadn't -- i was number two, number three man on the floor of the golf team. but really didn't have any aspirations for playing on the tour. but when i met gary player and he encouraged me, that really gave me the drive

often, they go through reconciliations and reunion tours. that is not the case with the surviving three members of the doors. right to even a use the name the doors, something that john densmore is adamant should not be happened. when jim morrison died, the doors were done. he has now written a book ."titled "the doors: unhinged good to have you on this program. there is a lot in here. the rightg to find word. to some, it is courageous. to others, it might be stupid to do what you have done, taking on other band names. we will come to that in a moment and what landed this story in court. do me start with those who not know the story or do not recall the story of how the doors actually got together in los angeles. >> well, we were fooling around legal psychedelics. we thought that was a little bit too shattering on the so we foundem, this other crap a couple of years before the beatles got onto it. ray.ere i met jim along and we rehearsed. i thought, this is not the next mick jagger. he is too shy. but he eventually became the next lizard kin

>> guest: i'm not entirely sure, except my two tours in vietnam were difficult tours. i lost a lot of friends in vietnam. it was an experience that was not the most pleasant experience for the united states armed forces. and we came out of that war with a great deal of a large number of problems that we had to deal with. we dealt with those problems, but all of us are carrying around some vietnam memories, and i had suppressed a lot of that and joe helped me bring it all out. c-span: when you went in 1962, first time, how many american soldiers were there? >> guest: i arrived in vietnam on christmas morning 1962 and i think there may have been about 12,000 advisers, give or take a couple of thousand. it was really the second wave of advisers going in. we were replacing the first batch, and were all bright eyed and bushy tailed captains and majors and lieutenant colonels. and we were there to save the world from communism, and if this is where it popped up, by gosh, here's where we're going to do it, and we were going to help the freedom loving people of south vietnam f

on the streets of berlin there's a new form of tourism grabbing attention sightseeing tours that show just how the political lobbying process works. everyone gather around their big green i just want to make sure everyone can hear within a couple of kilometers we take in how an issue goes from the desk of the lobby organization to the ear of a politician and it's opening ice. is i didn't know how powerful the industry is it's interesting to see how they go about pushing their agenda but why are these people giving up their saturday afternoon to traipse around closed office buildings it's a topic that you don't get much information on. easily and i thought also think it's a topic that's very abstract but we manage to. make it more concrete we give a lot of concrete examples on the door and we go to where the lobbyists are and i think that's what makes it so active take the tour and you're going to see where germany's auto giants make their presence felt and how they made sure the countries highways famously have no speed limits and since this is germany of course the beer industry also

kate kelly, kpix 5. >> the garden tour is free. register online using the link on kpix.com. click on kpix 5 at the top of the page, then jefferson awards to find kathy's story. >>> now a live look at the wildfire burning in ventura county. we have been talking about this a few fires in southern california. of course, this is the one in ventura and we are just learning about these evacuations that have been ordered at a neighborhood. this is 50 miles west of los angeles. a university is also being evacuated. so far, four residents have burned in the grassfire. that also prompted the evacuation of a elementary school in the area, as well. we're covering fires all over the state from northern to southern california. >> it quit raining at the beginning of the year. and it was the driest period on record. not only that the snowpack at only 23% measured today. so not good for a water supply. if you love sunshine and heat, you will love the day today. a lot of sunshine, it's hazy because of the fire. some of the smoke in the north bay as temperatures soar already. in fact, it's 81

msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the arts, it's phenomenal how new century has grown where many unfortunate organizations have stopped. during this period we got ourselves on national radio presence; we started touring, releasing cds, a dvd. we continue to tour. reputation grows and grows and grows and it has never stopped going forward. msk(music) >> the bay area knows the orchestra. you maybe take things for granted a little bit. that is simply not the case wil

tour, there were emotional times and cute ones as well. she told him he would name it harry. >> he's really handsome and he's really nice. he has a nice personality. >> reporter: one reason the for instance came here was because of an american he met serving in afghanistan who lost his home to sandy. and these neighborhoods, the people here were happy to see him. >> what happens is people come and go, but things still, you know, take time on a local level. >> the scandal that broke out of las vegas last year, maybe that changed things a lit. this was certainly a naked embarrassment, photographed by a cell phone with some woman having a lot of fun. >> harry has a certain amount of maturity and it's countered by the other. he hasn't changed. it's still harry, we just see different sides of him at different times. when the camera is on him and the press is here, he behaves himself. >> this time he was on serious ground, advocating for the causes closest to him from arlington to walter reed to the ware yor games in colorado springs. >> on this

honored tomorrow night as top touring artist.ep getting younger. sounds good to me. here's scynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: she's the world's top-selling female recording artist of all time. p on the dance floor ♪ wrt are hits like "vogue" and "like a virgin." for three decades, madonna has never held back from expressing herself. ♪ don't go for second best baby, put your love to the test ♪ >> reporter: it's no secret, madonna is the original pin-up girl for outrageous behavior. love her, hate her, she is tireless. when we spoke in 2012, madonna was launching three massive projects all at once. first, there was her directorial baby called "w-e." the real life story of the unbridled romance between king edward vii and an american on know. named wallis simpson. that's a hard question to answer because i've never fallen in love with a king. >> reporter: "w-e" wasn't the box office gold madonna had hoped for, but the queen of pop did win a golden globe for best song a few months later. >> "masterpiece," music and lyrics by madonna and

sigrid lumber tour. was able to build the most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tunes mission to teach the creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the dot com. live from moscow this is our. state of pakistan now where the election violence is actually forcing major candidates to give up life on the campaign trail just to survive the voting period and they say that being on the taliban's hit list doesn't exactly encourage actively pursuing votes since april eighty seven people have fallen victim to the taliban's bombings mainly targeting the rallies of parties opposed to the movement the latest blast on monday killed some eighteen demonstrators less than a week before the vote and geoffrey a senior fellow with the century foundation on international affairs he believes the ballot was rigged far before it even got off the ground. the secular parties for the moderate are used to losing their traditional share of

is >>> more and more young players on the golf tour, you need a program to know who is who.-- >> nobody likes to play in this kind of wind. experience in dallas for the pie ron nelson classic. wearing red ribbons. they started the day, one spoke out the lead, but got up to a hot start, making birdie, he was four strokes out by the time he got to number eight. bradley made his move on the back nine. he bogeyed the hole. not for long, on the next goal, on the money with his approach. bogey, 17, so back to a two stroke difference. all he had to do was tap in his party, completing a round of 69, they win by two. first pga win for bay who has won 11 events internationally. >> >> san jose sharks said they felt like they were the better team in their stanley cup series against the kings. down two games to none, they had no evidence to prove that. one thing you can't argue about is fiscalty. ask justin williams about that after he ran into brad stewart. two men down as overtime began. sharks had a one-man advantage. sharks win the game 2-1, trailing the series by that same number. d

the annual amgen tour of california... a small commu is considering a ban on cycs who cut through their town >>> there's more than 100 cyclists making their way through the bay area on the amgen tour of california one small community considering a ban on cyclists who cut through their town. ken bastida in contra costa county in mobile5. >> reporter: we are in the town of diablo. a lot of people don't know about diablo. it's inunincorporated contra costa county. it's exclusive. homes here can go in the tens of millions of dollars without a problem. it is also become a favorite for out of town bicyclists who want to go up mount diablo cutting through this community upsetting residents. the road and police services group will be considering a ban on bikes that don't belong here cutting through the exclusive community. allen wadsworth doesn't like the ban idea after living here 40 years. >> no problem with the bikes at all. >> reporter: you think it's a little elitist of them to try to kick bikes out? >> it's just self-interes

it is like going on tour with alan zweibel. very entertaining. like watching him try to find the gate at the airport. >> you make it seem like i am the rain man. >> he would be able to find the gates at the airport. [laughter] you see the parents with the thing that connects their wrists to the children. that is what i need with him. >> alan on book tour, you have to go to many different cities and make connections. you pack a small carry-on suitcase. when we met for the book tour in new york, alan had a suitcase that had wheels. it would not go in the overhead. the question was, with the plane take off? he had a garment bag. i said, what did you bring? he said that he brought, -- >> amongst other things, i brought two bathing suits. >> he brought two bathing suits. a book tour. you go on all these interviews. you'll do this, whatever. what is never said it is 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., swimming. [laughter] >> i brought a black one and a blue one, depending on what color socks i was going to be wearing to the swimming pool that day. [laughter] >> we

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this is a point he makes often when he tours natural disaster zones. talks about how the federal government is going to be committed when the cameras go away months down the line. everyone acknowledges this is going to take a long time, but the president is trying to offer words of comfort and support, saying this community is going to come back stronger, and they're going to get help from the federal government and then hopefully from ordinary citizens that he's asked to contribute as well. >> athena jones at the white house, thanks so much. george howell there in oklahoma. george, the president touring the hard-hit areas, the plaza towers school, and how about getting a chance to walk through or at least tour through some of the neighborhoods that were hardest hit? >> fred, absolutely. the simple fact that the president is here, people are comforted by the fact that he's at the school, that he'srespond, fred, as you mentioned, as the money is flowing, the federal assistance, it is there. and you see what's happening here right now. this is a daily oc

my storm tour company.not get very close to with a tour company -- with, i'm sorry, with a tour group just because it's just not safe to have people just in the line of fire like that. we did what we could to help in the aftermath. when you deal with tornadoes this large, it's -- like i said, it's just incredible devastation. >> what were you able to do to help people yesterday? >> well, we were in a 15-passenger van and came down here to the movie theater which is just down here. and they had a triage unit set up. we asked if we could help with anything. we actually transported some people out of there that needed to get out of town that had lost their cars in the tornado. we were able to help some people get out of the danger zone. >> so going to the movies, apparently "star trek" was playing, the new one. they were huddled apparently in a corridor among the various movie screens. and they got through it. and then they come outside and what happened? their cars were gone. >> yeah. yeah. i think that happe

the only book tour i've done is for american insurgents, and i did a tour of the sort of east coast. i went from d.c. to philadelphia, boston and new york but then there was mainly a case of presenting the buck to the left-wing activists. i'm going to america in april. i will be doing a book tour again at the east coast talking to as many audiences as i can attract and they will be bigger this time because the interest is fairly broad so i'm looking forward to it. >> host: finally, richard seymour, you mentioned you have been a member of the socialist workers party but recently resigned. why? >> guest: the leadership of the party handled an allegation in a way that i thought was indefensible and a number of us tried to reverse that and reform the party in ways that would mean such a mistake couldn't happen again. at a certain point we find we are unable to do so or at least we decided we were unable to do so about 70 or so is left. i would expect that others will leave at a later date. all i can say is that the reasons why people have been in the party and the reasons many remain bel

going on tour. and applause ] how fun is that? >> it's crazy, man. >> jimmy: have you ever toured with those guys before? >> a long, long time ago, we did some tours together. n.w.a. was -- you know, it was when cube was in n.w.a. and p.e. was there, but now that we're at this point in our careers and we have these gonna be like a super-exciting tour. you don't want to miss this. you don't want to miss it. >> jimmy: you probably saw this on youtube. there was footage came out of you and the beasties from like -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, when you first were out there. it the craziest concert i've ever seen in my life. >> yeah, yeah, r.i.p. to my man, you know? but it was -- you know, we had some good times and -- you know, i love music, i love the culture, i love hip hop. and so many people think, you know, "oh, this guy, eh doesn't -- why does he do music? he doesn't need it." or "he shouldn't care about it." but i love it so much and i'm passionate about it. i love performing and -- >> jimmy: we

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now friday was a day to forget for a tour de france champion so bradley wiggins and some of his fellow cyclists the vision you know that the slippery roads course some spectacular crashes during stage seven local ride em on where the seller fell twice just like he's better known combated injuns and the billy bunch despite sliding off the road to be a stoner team frontman again some time overall as pre-race favorite wiggins fell behind. on saturday german drive and nicole rosberg claimed his second straight pole as mercedes dominated qualifying for the spanish graeme prix and the twenty seven year old had history on his side as those on pole had won every barcelona race except one since one thousand nine hundred ninety seven however rosberg could only manage six places as crowd hero fernando alone as i told his way up from fifth on the grid to claim his thirty second victory head of can be right can be paymaster. mon sunday world number two maria sharapova once again fell victim to the imperious arena williams as the american claimed her fiftieth career title at the madrid open while al

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you are all over the-- how far your book tour is, how many cities, how many-- do you even know any more i think it's like 60 or 57. but i started, i think i've been to like 36 cities so far. >> 36 cities. which one did you hate the most? any of them? >> i just noticed how people dress differently in -- like in reno, nevada, the ice breaking question when i was signing books is why did you choose that t-shirt. i mean you think this was like a lecture tour so people bought tickets and they're going to the theatre. so you would just think maybe you would put on a long pair of pants or a shorts that weren't cuttoff, maybe, if you were going to-- buying a ticket. >> jon: what was the climate like, was it particularly hot and humid environment that people thought well, i don't want to perspire. >> i asked a woman wearing a count chockula t-shirt. and she was in her 60s. and i said is that your good count chockulat-shirt. and she said i didn't anyone was going to notice. you know, i think is the same-- you know when people go to the grocery store wearing anything. i think it's the same, you kn

now you're going right into this tour. >> i know. >> jimmy: you don't stop. >> we started this tour thefreedom" is it tough for you? i got to say this is your 14th number one album debut. that's amazing. [ cheers and applause ] that's unbelievable. isn't that great? >> that's fun. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> i've been very lucky. >> jimmy: all these songs, you have like 33 number one songs or something like that. how do you choose your set list? >> it's a blessing and a curse, because the cool thing is every year you go on tour, you can go a completely different set list. the hardest thing is trying to narrow that down and not pissing anybody off by not doing the song they want to hear. >> jimmy: you didn't play the one i wanted to hear. >> both: yeah, exactly. >> you're not going to get everybody's song. but, you try to hit the things that most people want to hear. and you try to do the things that you want to play. and we do a lot of stuff off the new album as well. >> jimmy: that's good. so you're going to do a song for us tonight. it sounds great, by the way. it's awesome. >> than