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Has now filed a lawsuit related to the show that made him famous and is now here in the studio to talk about the case. act actor, sing eer david cassidy. you filed a suit against sony. >> yesterday. >> big, big company. why are you suing? >> well, it is just a matter of trying to be proactive when you get the response that you dont acknowledge that we owe you anything, they never sent me statements. im entitled to a percentage of the net proceeds. excuse me. on the show, for the television show ...

♪ well, finally this half-hour, yesterday we told you about the amazing female kicker on a small town high school team who is not only named queen at her homecoming game but also then kicked the games winning field goal. >> pretty cool stuff. talk about a good day. she is now a superstar getting calls from oprah winfrey. wxyzs dave llewellyn reports from michigan. >> reporter: within a matter of minutes, brianna amott went there homecoming queen to homecoming hero. when the senior was announ...

I played the second half. >> reporter: it was in the second half that she atoned for an earlier missed extra point by kicking this 31-yard field goal against grand blanc and was the difference in pinkneys 9-7 victory. >> i am very competitive personally. when i missed it i was mad at myself. to go to the sidelines know i let the team down it is horrible. i knew i had to get back and make it up to them that field goal was important to me. >> reporter: what she could not have expected was all the ...

supported us. and especially amanda. >> yeah. all i can say is, again, thank you. because of the letters and the calls and just amazing support that we received from people all over the world, especially here in seattle, that weve been able to endure and that weve been able to, you know, make sure amanda had the support she needed. there theres no way we can thank everybody. so here individually, so heres our way to just say thank you. >> id like to add in one more thing. we would also...

all i can say is, again, thank you. because of the letters and the calls and just amazing support that we received from people all over the world, especially here in seattle, that weve been able to endure and that weve been able to, you know, make sure amanda had the support she needed. there theres no way we can thank everybody. so here individually, so heres our way to just say thank you. >> id like to add in one more thing. we would also like to send our appreciation to our italian ...

the pregame chatter when i was at the fox news debated in orlando this week wasnt about the candidates, it was about the lavish spread put on by the co-sponsor of google. everything from shrimp on a stick to a smoothie bar to a guy mixing root beer floats. but the post-game chatter was about whether rick perry had blown. it "politico" going so far with their headline "texas toast?" at least it was a question mark. it was the ankors at cnn who peppered perry with difficult questions and...

since recanted or recounted their stories. theyve also pointed out that theyve had people come forward saying that someone else was responsible for this murder. all of that was before the board. everyone came back from that meeting with the board thinking that they got their point across, that the board was definitely listening, asking a lot of questions about this case. apparently, had they had done their homework and were very, very familiar with this case. so, both sides coming out ...

Cast of people she helped put on the map, discover, further their career. dr. phil, suze orman, rosie odonnell, rachael ray, nate berkas, she put a lot of folks out there and launched their careers and not to mention all the authors she made a lot of money for through the book club. extraordinary career. >> very good at spotting talent. things people were excellent at. in fact, dr. phil came on board to sort of help her through the trial in texas about the beef ranchers. >> thats right, yeah. >>...

more tornadoes are possible today across the region. right now, the death toll stands at 116. that ties the single deadliest tornado record in u.s. history. so far, rescue crews have pulled 17 survivors from the rubble but time and the weather, now the enemies. precious hours are slipping away as bleak reality set in. t.j. holms in joplin. you went out with one of the rescue teams. what did you see? >> reporter: last night, i couldnt believe what i was seeing, carol. i have been cove...

Show? nine years, didnt se seem -- seemed a lot less. the beatles did nine years. that hunger for the beatles that has lasted my whole life. >> right. >> whenever a beatles song comes on the radio, i reach for the volume and turn it up because i still havent gotten enough of them. that was my -- that was really how i made a decision, beatles, nine years. >> there you go, going out on top. >> the beatles had hand. >> exactly. >> i remember lines from "seinfeld." that show is so good. >> many peop...