. >> stephen: how did you get this part and was it hard to beat out hologram tupac?>> stephen: how does tupac translate to broadway because we're used to someone to watch over me, you know. in fact turks pac spoke beautifully on stachbling i think people's mines will be blown. i don't think they're actually prepared. this is the first hip-hop musical to ever hit broadway and i don't know if people will feel the-- before they get a chance to see it, understand that in fact i feel like tupac's music was made for this. was made for this. >> stephen: you started off as a slam poet. you were one of the fathers of slam poetry? >> well, i started off in open mike. a slam-- a poetry slam say competitive poetry reading. >> stephen: oh, i like that. >> okay. >> stephen: because i like everything to be a contest. somebody has got to win everything. >> i'm going use my hands more than you right now. >> stephen: really. >> exactly. >> stephen: good luck with that. >> good lucky, buddy, all right, all right. all right, so how do you win a poeting, how do you win one. >> a poeting.

. >> we have suge knight who talks about the fact that he didn't kill tupac. >> tupac not dead.ep] you know he's somewhere smoking a cuban cigar. >> suggesting that pac is in cuba. >> why would he go to cuba? oh mojitos! >> justin bieber leaving a photo shoot in new york. driving away and hundreds of kids are running after his car. one bigger chick is running and e ita itt its it.it. she's not fat at all. >> she looks a little thicker, i'm sorry.

. >> we have suge knight who talks about the fact that he didn't kill tupac. >> tupac not dead.w he's somewhere smoking a cuban cigar. >> suggesting that pac is in cuba. >> why would he go to cuba? oh mojitos! >> justin bieber leaving a photo shoot in new york. driving away and hundreds of kids are running after his car. one bigger chick is running and she totally it's it.

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he's doing this selfie to tupac's "california love."his on facebook. >> he needs to read the recent studies on selfies and narcissism. >> he really doesn't care what anybody thinks about how much he loves himself. on social media, he claims to have posted about 100,000 selfies. >> is he a big deal because he's made himself a big deal? >> pretty much. he has gotten a lot of attention. a lot of media outlets are curious about who this australian 17-year-old kid is. he photo shops certain pictures like this one with paris hilton. >> did remind me of a little bit of a male paris hilton. >> he does say he is australia's answer to paris hilton. he does -- i think part of the reason is because of his narcissism and his claim that he is god's gift to earth. >> those are his words. >> his words apparently. >> okay. >> he also photo shopped this one where he claims that the eclipse was almost as beautiful as he. >> does he have a bagillion followers. >> a lot of facebook followers and instagram followers. >> good for him for being who he is, and

domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> there is one thing we know about tupac shakuratched too many tv dramas. >> they're trying to ask who shot and his words [bleep]. >> the most gangster way to go out. according to the metropolis pd. >> metropolis pd. >> i think that's superman >> according to the daily planet -- >> kim kardashian had her bachelorette party. she went out with all her girls. she has a make-up artist with her and she's wearing a mesh top and full on boobs out. >> ta-da! >> log jammer. >> ginger jackson was invited to

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to tupac rapping with snoop dogg at coachella. ♪ ♪ [ bleep ] politicians are trying it too. appeared at the earth summit in tokyo. >> i love i can stand here on the stage in tokyo and speak to you in holographic form. >> reporter: and the new indian prime minister made several campaign stops this way. that guy won the election. the basic technology, an illusion that predates television. >> hi, david. >> hi, david. >> one of us is real. the other is an illusion. >> an old 19th century magic trick. but with state-of-the-art digital technology. >> in theory, you could bring anyone back from the dead. >> or just have a conversation with yourself. >> reporter: the illusion, created by an invisible screen positioned at a 45 degree angle. the image, called pepper's ghost, floats on the screen. >> pepper's ghost is an age-old technique. however, this is the 21st century application of it. >> reporter: we filmed this at a rival company not involved in the m.j. performance. ceo alky david says the technology used last night was similar to this. the jackson estate insists their process

gunmen stormed in and got a second to school in the village of tupac iran on its nights before disappearing into many in the area along the cutlery and cold. there's nine roughly translates as western education is the victim of the team's entire street is the goal is kinda like serious money mostly in all despite efforts by president goodluck jonathan to come the greek debt for coffee a consensus pick a side note stalin's of slowing down the government of ice hockey's itunes but it is the next while on the baking section stood on its biggest one day scrape off amongst deadly attacks in remote locations on civilians the industry by the government estimates that knowing two thousand people have been displaced by the full extent. deductions on human. ukraine's acting president on sunday to chino said that six more of the country's eastern region is under threat from a russian separatists on to the recent spate of buildings he says in the cities of the constant demands to children aged fifty and has lost control of holy orders in several key cities saying that the event saw evidence of the cler

and at the coachella music first festival two years ago, a hologram of tupac rapped with snoop dogg. i'm a mere production. let the real david take it away. it's a 19th century magic trick. this digital david is not real. he is just projected on a screen at 45 degrees. i can interact with him or i can make him disappear. could you in theory bring anybody back from the dead with this technology? >> absolutely. >> reporter: for now, they will not go into detail how they brought it off. saying only, m.j. would have loved the mystery and the showmanship. david wright, abc news los angeles. >>> we thank you so much for watching tonight. we are always at abcnews.com. "nightline" later. and see you here tomorrow night. good night. >>> an undocumented college student heckles the president on immigration policy. why he can now travel overseas, confident he'll allowed back into the bay area. the head of a home seller accused of a scheme that led unsuspecting buyers into foreclosure. >> the death of a young man that fell off of this giant rock. >> and an underground cisstern being built in case

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i think of tupac at coach which he will -- coachella, is it the same thing?ome mystery to this. they are telling how this was done, though. they say the performance was the result of six months of planning in filming. they brought in the brothers who are long time associates of michael jackson, they came in the to choreograph michael jackson's moves and it was a bit of old and new technology. we've seen these before and i know you're a big music lover so you know about the tupac hologram in 2012 at coachella and elvis in recents years. i think it's interesting, though, it seems to me only the greats have been made into holograms, elvis, tupac, michael jackson, in good company. >> in good company. obviously michael jackson estate gave the green light. still, makes you wonder. would you have said okay? thoughts to ponder i suppose. >> that's a really good question. >> who knows? we'll never know, i suppose. michelle turner, i appreciate it. got to run because we need to start the next hour here. roll it. >>> hour two, i'm brooke baldwin, had to get do this inte

weeks time when schools all around gunmen stormed in and got a second to school in the village of tupac iran arts night before disappearing into many in the area along the cutlery important. there's nine roughly translates as western education is for that and i didn't entirely street is that michael was kinda like serious money mostly in all despite efforts by president goodluck jonathan to come the greek debt for coffee instead to stay outside no stalin's of slowing down the government of ice at the site since but it is the next while on the bed instead since it points to a smiley scrape off amongst deadly attacks in remote locations on civilian seen as a private government and as mike tindall in two thousand people have been displaced by the full extent international news on who ukraine's acting president on sunday to chino said that six more of the country's eastern region is under threat from a russian separatists on to the recent spate of buildings he says in the cities of the guns can connect to jail has admitted that she has lost control of holy orders in several key cities sayin

plans to have a holo gram of the late michael jackson perform on stage you might recall a hologram of tupac shakur created a the defendants say blocking it would cause them harm. will michael jackson perform on stage one more time? the bill board awards airs sunday at 8:00 right here on abc7 >> a big milestone for one resident of the oakland zoo. >> how a cat tries to catch something here. >> i'm sandhya patel. mount diablo, blue skies inland spots getting a break from the heat today. i'll let you know if the cooling trend will continue heading into weekend coming up. >> and not far from mount diablo, traffic in walnut creek. traffic is northbound. it's heavier on this friday afternoon. stay with us, more still to come at 4:00. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. >>> oakland zoo's oldest giraffe celebrated her birthday today, equivalent of 85 in human years. zoo keepers treated tiki to carrots and ban

domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> there is one thing we know about tupac shakur he watched too many tv dramas. >> they're trying to ask who shot and his words [bleep]. >> the most gangster way to go out. according to the metropolis pd. >> metropolis pd. >> i think that's superman. >> according to the daily planet -- >> kim kardashian had her bachelorette party. she went out with all her girls. she has a make-up artist with her and she's wearing a mesh top and full on boobs out.

elvis, tupac, others have had popotatoposthumous south caroli. >> that's about a 10th as much as a big album ten years ago would have garnered. not a lot of public interest i think. >> but quincy jones is not happy bit at all. this is what you have to say about it. >> they're trying to make money and i understand it. but the state, the lawyers, it's about money. >> quincy jones, of course he was the big producer behind most of jackson's big successes. does he have a point? >> oh, absolutely. i mean the estate, it's the estate's job to monetize the thing. is there's common sense. michael jackson released barely no music in the last ten years of his life. i kind of think this is the last gasp and it's going to make a little money for estate. considering reports he was nearly bankrupt before he passed away and the estate since has generated hundreds of millions of dollars. so his harris will be living -- his heirs will be thrifg high life. >> i don't think -- living the high life. >> i think they'll come up with duets and other things. good to have you on the show. the show may be over bu

he joins the ranks of tupac at coachella. elvis singing with see lean dion. if you ask me it's more than just a little creepy. jackson, presley and monroe are pop celebrity moneymakers. those are performers, icons who knew their legacies would endure. those who lost their lives on 9/11 didn't know that nor did their families. and a museum is now selling 9/11 memorabilia. it raises a good question. where do we draw the line? when is it okay to make money off other people's grief or death? first we start with breaking news tonight. it is on clippers owner for the moment anyway, donald sterling. the nba took its first legal step to force donald sterling out of the league. he will be allowed to make a presentation in his defense at a special board of governor's meeting on june 3rd. the league denied comment. ann coulter will comment. it's great to see you. ann, you doing okay? >> yes, good to see you, don lemon. >> i wish you were here in studio with me. but "sports illustrated" says that donald sterling's attorney wants three months to respond? >> i think the la

hologram performed at the billboard music awards and then he left to go play golf with holograms of the tupac elvis right after. [ laughter and applause ] it was really interesting. wait a second? and then this is kind of tough to watch at the awards last night. kendall jenner. one of the kardashians. i like her. she's one of the younger kardashians. and she was on stage and she had to introduce the new band five seconds of summer. and it started off okay but this isn't what she does for a a living. so i'm not sure what she -- she's probably too young. does she go to school? >> steve: didn't start school yet. >> jimmy: home schooling? anyways whatever it is, this is not what she's used to doing. she was a little nervous and here is what happened. >> the band about to rock the billboard awards comes from down under but the direction they are heading is the straight up. recently they made their debut on the billboard 200 number two. this summer -- and now we welcome one -- guys, i'm the worst reader. they're only getting bigger. take a look. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: looks like travol

and where are biggie and tupac. >> you know, i don't know if you know this, michael, the powerful and like to laugh at themselves. that is the weakness. he needed to laugh at himself. the fact that trump got mad and the president of the united states is saying your name, you should be very happy about that. >> you see his numbers are still in the dumper. >> the president's or trump's? >> both. >> 39%. terrible. nothing that can be said tonight will change the approval rating. >> you know what i think, pete, three years ago, the president sat there on kimmel's watch. >> that was seth meyers. >> you tell. >> seth was hosting the president performed stand-up comedy the night before the osama bin laden raid. the way to mislead. the night before the raid, talk about being nervous. the next day was the most important day of the presidency. all of the lives on the line. he had to be up there doing stand up. that is how you know he is good under pressure. let's not forget to give credit to the president's writers. i love how he gives a little laugh or titter to the jokes himself. in my opinio

at the coachella music festival two years ago hotel grm of tupac with duet. how does it work? well, i can't exactly tell you because i'm a mere projection. let's let the real david take it away. >> state of the art digital version of an old 19 century magic trick this digital david ist real. he just projected on to screen at 45 degrees and i can interact with him or even make him disappear. could you in theory bring anybody back from the dead with this technology. >> absolutely. >>reporter: for now the jackson estate won't go in details how they brought this off saying only mwould have loved the mystery and the show manship. david wright abc news los angeles. >> spencer watched that as i did and it was really a little bit spooky but wildly entertaining. spencer so you so you knowed lucky a classic jackson. >> fascinating and freaky at the same time. sort of like our weather. here's time lapse view from lake tahoe this afternoon showing storm clouds building over the lake and some stormy weather headed that way. rather soon. just as it might be coming our way but we don't reall

tupac shakur named one of his songs, "still i rise" a of the great poem, "still i rise," that nelsondela read at his own inauguration. she was an incredibly eclectic woman who brought them all together. >> the "still i rise" poem, that poem to me can't capture something essential about what was so remarkable about her spirit and her work, was the combination of, she is angry in that poem, and she is letting her oppressors have it. and all those things together, i think, part of what made her such a compelling figure. >> that's a great point. she was graceful in the midst of the gritty situation she confronted and the distinction she made to dave chappelle must be borne. the difference between anger, which compels you to go forward and articulate a vision which there transform the world, and bitterness which makes you stew in your juices and she says it eats the host but doesn't address the person or the problem that is ever be one. so i think that kind of balance was beautiful. because people all over the world, people of every ethnicity and race adored her and loved her. she said, i

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in 2012, a hologram of ropper tupac shakur took the stage with snoop dogg at coachella. 15 years after his death. an image of elvis appeared on "american idol" with celine dion. and last week cher talked to tamron hall about performing duets with her late ex-husband sonny. >> so i thought, you know, wherever he is, he's going to be watching this and thinking "yes, finally." >> reporter: advertisers are cashing in on the technology, too, from audrey hepburn hawking chocolate to charlize theron in an ad with screen legends like marilyn monroe. >> we keep them alive in more sophisticated ways and it makes more money for the estate of these brands of people who have been dead for a long time. >> reporter: of course, some due it the low-tech way. >> hi, el zblis how are you doing? >> reporter: like this dutch beer commercial featuring aging celebrity impersonators. in an industry where image is everything, superstardom and life, it means big bucks, even when you're gone. in 2013, michael jackson topped for "forbes" list of dead celebrities meaning tonight is likely not the la

rapper tupac shakur rhyming his way into coachella.on the billboard music awards in 2011. the one-gloved wonder reportedly set to sing "slave to the rhythm" off his newly released album, "xscape" tonight only on abc. a scene resurrected in hopes to reclaim the throne. and you can watch the billboard awards tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >> i, for one, am looking forward to seeing that. >> it's just so strange that every time you see him that he's gone. it hits you over and over again. >> but you can't help but dance as everybody was laughing at me doing it during the -- >> did you see your own moonwalk? a little weird. >> that was a bit too much. i should have stayed seated. >> all right. coming up on "good morning america," going wild for "godzilla." is he king of the box office? ♪ i had this chronic, it was a mystery to me. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, w

for money. [ laughter ] tito jackson. [ applause ] you know, in the past they made holograms out of tupacink was the first one. eazy-e. ol' dirty bastard. and now michael jackson. they wanted to show they can do it with a white person also. [ applause ] i don't know. why would they only make holograms for dead performers? i would love to have my own hologram. it could do the show. i'd sit home in my underwear and rock. there were some other notable moments last night. plobl my favorite was when kim kardashian's little sister kendall jenner introduced an australian band called five seconds of summer. i should say attempted to introduce an australian band called five seconds of summer. >> please welcome kendall jenner. >> the band about to rock the billboard awards comes from down under, but the direction they're heading is straight up. recently they made their debut on the billboard 200 number 2. this summer -- and now we welcome one -- guys, i'm the worst reader. they're only getting bigger. take a look. >> she really travoltaed that one. they're calling that the second most embarrassing

. ♪ and tupac wowed audiences in 2012 rapping alongside the real life snoop. ♪ david says we can expectogy has improved so much, led technology improved so much that you can, in fact, today project a hologram in daytime without the need for darkened spaces. >> reporter: michael jackson could be performing on stage for years to come. >> there is no end to how you can apply this. all you really need to do is apply our imagination. >> reporter: stephanie elam, cnn, los angeles. >> thanks so much for joining us. see you again tomorrow night. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. a very busy night. election results from big primary races across the country and the nba commissioner making it clear donald sterling has got to go. also, tonight, the va scandal investigation growing and questions of president obama knew about the game playing and book cooking. joining us only 0 the program, the doctor that first blew the whistle at problems at one of the now 26 hospitals under investigation. 26. later, michael jace's road accused of murdering his wife. sad and puzzling case. we b

old age and ladies and the sun are like the tupac and biggie of longevity. [ laughter ] all right i'mwitter @aliwong3000. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> seth: my thanks to hugh jackman, kevin nealon, ali wong, j. mascis, the 8g band. stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> fred: @elipman -- stegosaurus. @yellowheart -- triceratops. @ajistweeting -- brontosaurus. @brackentology -- t. rex. @captaineureka92 -- t. rex. @catherinelowb -- t. rex. @markeveretts -- ankylosaurus. just start a new pile. @austnouveau -- t. rex. hi, boris! @michaelparty -- t. rex. @wildparty -- t. rex. ribisi, robespierre, tinariwen ♪ >>> carson: hey, folks. carson daly here. it is time for "last call." thanks foruning in and tonight, we're stationed at amp radio for another awesome show. here's what we got for you. we're going to take a trip to the live nation's belasco theater for the live music of tinariwen -- which is awesome. if you haven't seen them, stick around. we're also going to spotlight "obvious child" filmmake

tupac shakur named one of his songs, "still i rise" a of the great poem, "still i rise," that nelsonead at his own inauguration.a of the great poem, "still i rise," that nelson mandela read at his own inauguratioa of the great poem, "still i rise," that nelson mandela read at his own inauguratiota of the great poem, "still i rise," that nelson mandela read at his own inauguration.great poem, "stillt nelson mandela read at his own inauguration. she was an incredibly eclectic woman who brought them all together. >> the "still i rise" poem, that poem to me can't capture something essential about what was so remarkable about her spirit and her work, was the combination of, she is angry in that poem, and she is letting her oppressors have it. her spirit comes flew in through in that poem.through in that poem. and all those things together, i think, part of what made her such a compelling figure. >> that's a great point. she was graceful in the midst of the gritty situation she confronted and the distinction she made to dave chappelle must be born. the difference between anger, which compe

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. >> reporter: but the michael jackso epe eper rapper tupac chapur., a michael jackson hologram has been performing in las vegas for nearly a year. it's the emotional climax to cirque du soleil's tribute to the latest artist but it's not allowed to be seen outside of the show. >> he left such a legacy behind so he's always going to be with us whether there's new music released or not. >> he apparently doesn't intend to relinquish his throne. for "cbs this morning," ben tracy, los angeles. >> technology's amazing but there's something jarring about it to me. i don't know. i wonder how his family felt about watching it. to answer the florida georgia line guy, no, he wasn't answer. >> what attributes to it? >> it was huge. i think he was a whole package, he really was. his dancing, singing, everything about it. you liked it? >> i thought it was spectacular. i thought it was spectacular. >> i'm struggling with it. what did you think, charlie? >> i liked it too. >> once again, nana at the table. >> come on. you're looking for sympathy. >> no, i'm not looki

and where are biggie and tupac?s really gotten over that one, but the amazing part is what we didn't know that night. that president obama hadn't told that the osama bin laden had been located and that a navy seal team was making plans to take him out. his real job that night was to show up at the dinner and act like everything was normal so that no one would suspect anything was up. without a doubt, that was the best performance any president has put on the white house correspondence dinner. in about 12 hours, president obama will be up on that stage again. this year it will be joel mckale making fun of him and all of washington. we'll see how obama take s it and what he dishes out. speech starts at 9:00 tonight. you can catch hem right here. >>> we'll talk to someone who knows about the art and anxiety that comes with standing on a stage and be told to say something funny. he's a professional comedian. we'll be right back. hey there can i help you? (whispering) sorry. (whispering) hi, uh we need a new family plan.

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jackson's estate did tell us it was not an impersonator nor a hologram like the one used to resurrect tupac is happening tonight? >> it's michael magic. that's the best way to explain it. it's michael magic. >> reporter: they say it was something even newer and more revolutionary and that some of s it creators also worked on visually groundbreaking films like "avatar" and "the curious case of benjamin button." it almost didn't happen. two companies with rights to hologram technology tried to pull the curtain on jackson's return. the court quickly striking down the lawsuit allowing the show to go on. and go on, it did. michael back on stage and history made. you just couldn't beat it. this performance comes on the heels of the release of the second post hue mouse album called "xscape." could be the seventh number one album for the king of pop. >> what a mystery. >> unbelievable. >> michael magic. let's just leave it at that. it was him. >> michael magic. well done, indeed. >>> all right, coming up, the powerful machine that reads your dreams. it even reconstructs the images of the faces you'

." ♪ >> reporter: at the coachella music festival two years ago, the hologram of tupac shakur rapped can't exactly tell you because i'm a mere projection. let the real david take it away. >> it is a state of the art digital version of the 19th century magic trick. this digital david isn't real. he is projected on the screen at 45 degrees. i can interact with him or even make him disappear. >> could you in theory bring anybody back from the dead with this technology? >> absolutely. >> reporter: for now the jackson estate won't reveal details on how they brought this off, only saying m.j. would have loved the mystery and the showmanship. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> remarkable, isn't it? >> remarkable is one way of putting it. >> i know what you are going to say. i know what you are going to say. >> it is just too weird. it was too creepy. here's my theory. if you take a really close look, since we know it is a projection of something that actually has to happen, it is not a cartoon. that's not -- it is just a guy they dressed up like michael jackson. if you look really clos

and where are biggie and tupac? i think it was last year when they opened up with the video and it was the "lion king" and obama as the baby and there were -- you know, africa men. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's all -- >> hey, any time you can take a shot at donald trump that is probably the most fan points i've ever had of obama since he has been president. i was rooting for him then to destroy the domed because he was in the room and it was amazingly awkward for donald trump. i actually really like the president and i wish he would have kept going another three or four minutes on the donald and i don't think you'll see him sitting front row this year, i can promise you that. >> you probably won't. what i love about this you get to hear what is in the president's mind all year. he is sitting at home with michelle somewhere making the same jokes about donald trump or fox news or whoever. i love this because you know what is inside of people's heads without the political correctness. i don't think who does it tonight will

. >> was this the company that made the hall low gram of tupac?er that. >> yes. >> why do you think it -- >> real d you're talking ability? >> yes. >> basically the business that real d business is flat in the united states three big movies in the next three years and making movies in china. in addition to which, speaking of activists, last week starboard value filed 7% and now there are two activists there. i think this company is going to realize share shareholder value cutting r and d and a good acquisition for somebody. >> you weren't going to give us a new one? >> i wasn't going to give you one. thinking about hillshire and a company we like is maple leaf foods, which owns 50% of the branded food market in canada. if you look at it now they don't have much ebitda and a lot of debt but about to sell their bread business for $1.6 billion and they're consolidating their meat business so 2015 you're buying the companies eight times ebitda. >> i think eventually it will be a takeover. the chinese like pork, they make pork. it's a perfect ac sigs f

be for anger at the massive cost of the upcoming world cup group of striking teachers also tupac born in sao paulo demonstrators stormed the metro station to say the fifteen billion dollars bill for the event would be better put towards improving public finances. washington's admitted a u.s. citizen was responsible for a suicide bombing in syria last week it's believed to be the first time an american is carried out such an attack in the country it was one of the four bombings that killed dozens of soldiers in the northern town of lip gloss sunday washington's also said he's concerned about the growing number of western is going to fight in syria many of them european. and finally this hour the parliament in abkhazia has voted for snap presidential elections and appointed an interim leader to run the small caucuses state this comes as opposition protesters recently rallied for political reform calling for the current president to step down on tuesday anti-government activists took control of the presidential administration building that xander condemned them as a coup attempt. so euro

and where are biggie and tupac. >> so let me ask you, douglas, what person or topic is likely to getht? is there anything off limits? you don't go there. >> well, you always can go with donald trump. he is just a joke in himself. what is hilarious is he was there. i think the president likes to do that when somebody is in the audience. with that said, i think donald sterling will have to be on the table in some ways. it has just become a national joke. i think it is probably fair game. however, something like benghazi where you had the deaths of american overseas and tragedy like that, that is off the table. i'm sure the president will want to do zingers fox news way. fox gets under his skin. this is a good change for him to ping ed henry a bit. >> kim, what would you expect? what would your joke or jokes be tonight? >> all i know, i think donald sterling is not only on the chopping block as far as i know on the table -- i would say to joel mchale, i would caution you going against michelle. leave michelle alone. leave the sister alone and everything else is fair game. the trick is t

and a fervent fan of dayshift hell and tupac corps and has lived everywhere from england to nairobi butfinally settled in dubai in two thousand and eight to work for a tech company now while visiting his mother in nairobi and sort came into contact with two men he barely knew who were later the plotting terrorism stripped of their u.k. citizenship and killed via u.s. drone because of his innocent and innocuous interaction with these men months sort of house was raided his possessions stolen he was detained and interrogated about his ties to any terrorist activity but since he had no criminal background or real relation to these men he was eventually let go but being a family man in professional american muslim that he wanted to pursue making sure that his name was cleared up with the u.s. authorities so he want to consume. but the nearest embassy this is where he met a man named roberts who looking like he was a member of men in black tried to entice men soar into becoming an informant but not wanting to spy on his religious community and he declined the offer and fortune the f.b.i. did

so remember when tupac appeared at coachella?alled hologram usa says it owns the technology for this. so up until friday, the show was unsure if michael jackson would appear. a judge stepped in on friday and said listen, the show must go on. cirque du soleil, they have a show at mandalay bay where they use a digital image of michael jackson as well. lawsuits flying over that. but take a look at behind-the-scenes these dancers rehearsing last night right before their big debut. so the question is, what do you think of the michael jackson hologram? love it? eerie, not sure what to make of it. didn't like it. justin timberlake also last night had a big moment. he sent out a tweet, thank you official bbmas. i get to take home seven. such an honor. listen to what justin said in one of his acceptance speeches. >> i love you guys. it's not a competition, but if it was, i won! i want to thank everybody on earth. everybody on earth. except donald sterling. i don't want to. no more donald sterling. >> j.t. is the best. when you watch that