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His drivers license was suspended for six months. he became famous on the part ridge family where he played the eldest of five children on screen with his real-life stepmother shirley jones. family of musicians travelled in a repainted school bus. school was cancelled after four seasons. he then launched his own pop music career and recorded hits like "i think i love you." im sure my mom still has that record somewhere in the house because shes a bit of a pack rat. i have to find that record. i ...

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>> why not? radio has been around for a long time. >> 2 for 3, not bad. >> two out of three aint bad as the song says. >> heres what we found while doing research today. a record player in a car -- >> you thought eight track was cool. check this out. this is the highway hi-fi from chrysler and it was actually pretty popular in the 1950s. >> now, to prevent the record from skipping which im sure happened a whole lot, it was cushioned and counterweighted and didnt last very long because the gadget...

Britains "sunday times" gave the book a good review when it came out in april but some didnt think it read quite like the work of a first time author. after an anonymous tip the paper figured out the real author was j.k. rowling who said she had hoped to keep the secret a bit longer because it was pure pleasure to get feedback under a different name. the revelation caught many uk bookstores off guard with only a handful of copies to sell which are now as you probably guessed already sold out. ...

>> newspaper print. >> oh. >> something like that. >> rotary phone. >> yeah! >> yes. >> all right. nicely done. >> wow. okay. >> rotary phones didnt sound like that to me. >> a really loud rotary phone. sound two, what have we got?ç jukebox. >> record player. one or the other. >> record player. nice. >> heard that album drop down there. >> okay. what else we got, guys? >> is this like -- >> car start? no. thats the sound of -- >> a typewriter? electric typewriter? >> no. i dont -- >> a project...

Overwhelmed by this record collection. what in the world and where did that start? and this, too, record player. >> well, lets see. about three-quarters are classical and a fourth of them are rock. >> you were a rock journalist, werent you? >> i was a rock critic. my son is a rock guitarist. my other son is writing for "the times" and doing great. music has always been a big part of my life. >> well have more of our conversation at noon. isnt that cool about kesha? well talk about the res nag of...

Found a pet tortoise that was missing 30 years ago. the entire time she was in an upstairs store room. the family thought manuela escaped through a door in 1982, but earlier this month when the father died they cleaned up the attic with the junk and the turtle was discovered in a box with an old record player. the reptile could apparently go up to three years without heating and the family thinks she may have survived like our own pill -- bill schulz, by eating termites. way dont have a picture ...

[ male announcer ] polident. [ traffic passing ] ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them cant do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] your crazy uncle who watches fox news all day is worried about this. not the chrysler building, you can see in the middle of the picture. i have always been worried about that. it feels like a ...

Lost a leg and an eye. >> she was my eyes and she was doing everything. >> reporter: then their san diego community did something for them. >> for us to give to the wounded warriors who give to our nation. that meant a lot for us to be able to do that. >> reporter: retired marine pilot al ransom and his wife kathy donated the venue. others pitched in with hair and make-up, a deejay, a $50,000 wedding. this time with their family, friends and the other wounded warriors who have helped them throug...

unimaginable cruelty ive heard. it struck a chord as a father and a journalist and struck a chord with millions around the world. masked men came to his home, covered him with kerosene, and set this little boy on fire. its hard to imagine that anyone could do that to a child. you know, youssifs story isnt so much about cruelty. its about strength, its about healing and courage. heres our story. >> reporter: now 9, its hard to believe that this is the same youssif we met in baghdad four...