. i've been involved in an accident. >> they can fix these problems easily, but it will cost them about $500 a car nationwide. it's hard to actually tell the truth when those numbers are at the bottom of the truth. >> i have eight kids to raise. essentially, you know, by myself. regardless of the critism, i know what i have to do. >> i think that if you are dog facebook stuff, it's like being friends. it's socializing.

hi there. i'm christi paul. i hope tuesday has been good to you. i'm always glad to have your company. we're going to talk about health care in a moment. we want to talk about several published reports, i should say, today that michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray, actually stopped performing cpr on the star so he could pick up drug viles scattered in the room. if this is true, the revelation could be very damaging for the defense. we want to go to more on the suspected leak here from alan duke. thank you so much for being with us. i also you have new information. >> some new information. new context. a lot of this is putting context on this police report. it's a death investigation report that was leaked to a reporter apparently just yesterday. and it is -- contains the statements of some of the witnesses. but these statements were made about two months after michael's death. and what the defense team is saying is that they are not the

same information that the same people were giving in the days after his death. so under cross-examination, they say this won't hold up. but what the report says and they -- is that dr. murray was giving cpr to michael jackson at the home in the bedroom as we all know that happened but that he halted it, stopped it for a few moments so that he could collect vials of propofol and put them in a bag and hide them. the defense team is looking forward to cross-examining in court this witness because the statements are inconsistent with the evidence at the scene. they point out murray never tried to hide the vials because she's the one who told police where they were in the closet and they went and found them a couple days later. >> was there something in the report about one of the kids being in the room, too, or no? >> the report says that paris and prince, the two oldest of michael jackson's children, were actually in the room for a brief time while their father was

sitting there. and they were trying to resuscitate him. the defense team is telling us that dr. murray says the kids were never in the room, that he never called prince up to the room, as one report said. so they are disputing even that detail which really doesn't affect his innocence or guilt. >> dr. murray is facing involuntary manslaughter charges, as i understand it. what is this information that's coming out today mean for his defense? >> well, it's going to be awhile before we actually have a preliminary hearing. we'll be in court in about nine days for a hearing that wil then just be delayed. but what the defense lawyer for murray says is he expects more leaks because the defense is insisting that the prosecution doesn't have a strong case. and as a result, they are using these leaks to build up momentum for their case and influence the public. but -- so they are saying there will be more and more leaks. but they're not going to debate them in the public, although they do a little bit. they are looking forward to cross-examining these witnesses in court. >> okay.

alan duke live for us from los angeles. thank you so much. we appreciate it. the question is, what will this mean for the involuntary manslaughter case against dr. murray and the embattled jackson estate? nancy grace investigates tonight at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern right here on hln. the former university of alabama in huntsville professor charged with killing three colleagues and wounding three others appeared in a huntsville courtroom this morning. amy bishop arrived in handcuffs and dressed in a red jail jumpsuit. this was her first court appearance since last month's shooting. the judge ordered her to stay in jail and sent the case to a granjury. the former biology professor is charge with capital murder and three counts of attempted murder. prosecutors haven't decide wld to pursue the death penalty if she's convicted but bishop has been fired from the university and her attorney says he will argue that she's insane. you know facebook is more popular than ever with users venting about their political beliefs, their love lives, their rough times at work.

should employers be able to use a questionable status update against you? joe carter took to the streets to get your views. >> i'm joe carter. we're taking it out of the news room and on to the stree to find out what's on your mind. do you facebook? >> i do. >> do you guys facebook at work? >> no. >> do you think an employer or a person of power has the right to come after their employee for what they post on their facebook pages? >> if you are dumb enough to put stuff in writing that are going to be controversial or get you in trouble, then, yeah, absolutely. >> you are representing your company. if y are behaving inappropriately and destructively out there, it could be a reflection on your company. >> i don't think it's right. i finishing you are dng facebook stuff, it's like being friends. it's like socializing. >>. >> young adults, teenagers and everybody in between should realize that it's open forum for knowledge and can be used against you. >> it's kind of dumb on their

part to give everybody their information. >> i would be -- tried to be smart about who i facebook with. i mean, if i thought my boss was that kind of person, then i wouldn't facebook that person because i wouldn't want her to know my business. >> if they put something on a public domain that is inappropriate or disrespectful to the people that are actually providing you with money and you provide them with service, they should be accountable for their behavior. >> if your boss finds it offensive, he's the final judge and jury. it's not a democracy. you don't like it, then go work somewhere else. >> i'm joe carter with hln. and i'll see you on the street. later this week, joe's hitting the streets to find out how people feel about legalizing medical marijuana. history in the making at the white house. president obama puts his name on legislation that changes the american health care landscape. share your views of the reform plan with hln. live pictures coming to you here as to what's happening in washington right now.

today, after almost a century of trying, today, after over a year of debate. today, after all the votes have been tallied, health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. >> president obama putting his signature on a piece of legislation enacting the health care reform plan approved by the house on sunday. now the present -- fighting long and hard. the other side of the aisle fought passionately against it. the president says americans are going to start to see changes within a few months as insurance companies are barred from denying coverage to kids with pre-existing conditions. as new tax cretsor small businesses kick in and as medicare patients get more help to pay for prescriptions than the full reform plan takes effect over a four-year period. republicans vowing to keep up

their united opposition to the health care plan, too. house republicans renewing their warnings, in fact, that the health care plan will ruin the economy. >> everyone agreed that we needed health care reform, but this is the wrong bill at the wrong time. you look at the fact there are 15 million americans out of work today. and this bill is only going to add more taxes, more requirements on our small businesses. premiums are continuing to escalate and cbo estimates that under this -- the bill that just passed, premiums will increase between 10 and 13%. >> republican attorneys general of 13 states are suing the federal government over this health care program, claiming that it's unconstitutional. these states are ready to fight here. the question is are you ready to support your state fighting this law's constitutionality. it's our "your views" question of the day. chuck roberts has been listening

to what you have to say. no one is at a loss for words. >> it probably will end up in the supreme court. do you want your state involved now or give this a little operational breathing room. let's get comments from viewers. views cam. two of our fans had this to say. >> i wouldn't mind my state keeping the benefits from insurance that the government just passed based on the law because we do need it. i mean, there's no reason for them to do away with it. it's just nothing but politics. and i think this has more to do with politics and racism than it has to do with the health care. i think they should keep it here, especially in georgia. >> i would much rather the states be able to determine whether they want to accept the new health care legislation. personally, i'd rather it be blocked here in the state of georgia, but that's my own personal opinion. >> michael is on the line in illinois. michael, hi. what's your stand on this? >> caller: my stand is that i'm being removed from the opportunity of choice, the

democratic right, to maintain my own decisions. and in this choice that's been taken away from me, i can only see another totalitarian move to the right, which i disgust. >> so you want your state's attorney general to fight this? challenge it? >> i want them to challenge it, fight it and defeat it. >> how about health insurance itself. are you covered? >> caller: i am not covered because i elect not to do so. i'm healthy. i'm young. i can use my monies toward other things at this point in my life. >> all right, michael. thanks. diana, hi. diana is in indiana. how are you? >> caller: i'm doing great. >> what do you think about this? >> caller: i do not want our state's attorney general to fight this. i think it's an important first step that every person in the united states will benefit from. we need to ensure and take care of the health of all of our citizens. and it's really important

because the -- while you may be healthy and a young person, there are unintended or unplanned consequences. you can develop an appendicitis. you can develop a hernia. you can get hit by a car. and it would financially destroy you and somebody else is going to end up paying to take care of you. >> are you in the health care field? >> caller: yes, i am. >> what do you do? >> caller: i'm a medical assistant and take care of billing issues. >> what do you think doctors think about this? mainly? >> caller: i think the ama supports it. i think it's split. i think some doctors support it. some doctors don't. the amount of insured people that we have over the past, i'd say, five, six years with industry closing in our area, you know, seven out of nine people in one weekend had no insurance. >> no coverage at all. i've got to move on.

great call. highlight some of you on facebook. andy says this. the government is forcing you to buy something that some people may not want. this violates my rights as an american. i feel that my state, south carolina is doing the right thing by fighting this portion of the plan. doesn't matter if you agree with the plan or disagree with the plan. frankie writes it seems to me that republicans are just sore losers. they react like a child having a temper tantrum. i tnk we just need to see how this thing works and it if it works, give change a chance. nate writes, well, i'm not sure i want my tax dollars being spent on courts to debate this ou i'd rather see this new policy taken down than be forced to pay for insurance. if i could afford insurance, why wouldn't i have it already? here's what al says. this is not health care reform. this is health insurance reform and we should give the bill a chance to see how it works rather than go back to square one. this has to do with people's rights to make choices on all issues, not just health care. how about you. you want your state to take on

the feds and fight thislaw's constitutionality right now or give it a chance? wait and see how it works out if it does. lines are open. toll free, 877-tell-hln. e-mail at cnn.com/hln. also text views and your name to hlntv. and christi and i both have hln facebook pages. a memo surfaces that could be really damaging for toyota. some people, in fact, calling it the smoking gun. it seems to show that the company knew about its gas pedal problems but didn't do anything about it.

attorneyings suing toyota are calling it the smoking gun saying they knew about the acceleration problem. this could be damaging for toyota as it seems to give a different picture of what's causing the acceleration problems in some vehicles. toyota has insisted what's sending the cars into overdrive is mechanical, it has to do with pedals or floor mats. toyota warned its dealers there was a problem and that it was electronic. cnn's drew griffin got that memo. it's from lawyers who want to mount a major class action lawsuit against toyota. >> they could fix theseroblems easily, but it would cost them about $500 car nationwide. you have 6 million to 7 million cars. close to $4 billion to $5

billion. it's hard to acallyell the truth when those numbers are at the bottom of the truth. >> here's toyota's response. "toyota strongly disputes these completely baseless allegations being driven by plaintiffs' attorneys like mr. howard." toyota said in a statement it intends to fight against these unfounded claims vigorously. toyota also said the government looked into the problem and, quote, found no evidence of a trend regarding safety issues, unquote. now a panel of engineers and safety experts promises to expose what it calls the myths toyota is spreading about acceleration problems. former national highway traffic safety administrator joan claybrook is moderating the panel in washington this afternoon. a man who survived an accident in an alleged runaway toyota will also take part. all righty. tiger woods. he was seen practicing at augusta national yesterday. yes, the site of the masters where he'll make his return to golf. golfers who played with him

recently say he looks in top form and they expect him to win the tournament. microsoft will be offering a free version of its popular office software later this year. clark howard says if you don't want to wait, check out another free word processing program online. >> all right. are you paying money to do word processing? do to do spreadsheets? to do database special if you are, you are probably addicted to microsoft office. but more and more people are using free software suites instead of microsoft office. google has one and there's also one that if you go to open office.org, you can download a free office suite and they even provide updates for free. so what's microsoft to do? well, later this year, they have a new version of microsoft office coming out that you can pay for, or they are going to offer a second option that you can download for free. that's right. so it's going to be your choice.

do you want to keep spending money or would you like to get it for nothing? isn't competition great? and by the way, while you wait r the microsoft product to come into the marketplace go try openoffice.org or go to google and try either of the free ones. i'm clark howard. for more ways for you to get things for nothing, go to my website, cnn.com/clarkhoward. get more great consumer advice from clark howard every saturday and sunday at noon and 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln news and views. a high-speed chase in itself dangerous. wait until you see what happens to a texas cop as he pursues the car and another one comes right at him. ddddddddddddd

a former biology professor charged in last month's deadly shooting at the university of alabama in huntsville had her first court appearance today. "in session's" jean casarez of trutv has been following the amy bishop case. and i understand you learned some new things today in this preliminary hearing. >> we did because there was testimony. this was a preliminary hearing, christi, which binds the case over, meaning there's probable cause to keep going down the criminal pathway.

of course, amy bishop charged with killing three of her colleagues at the university of alabama. and injuring three attempting to murder three, prosecutors say. christi, we found out brand new information because an investigator from the police department in huntsville took the stand. he said that shortly after dr. amy bishop was apprehended on that day in february, that she said why am i here? what is going on? she said she was not at the faculty meeting. she said she didn't know what they were talking about at all. but now we've heard also more through testimony about that gun. remember we heard before the gun that was used, allegedly, to kill t three faculty members was found on the second floor. we learned today that that gun was in a waste basket under crumpled papers and a woman's jacket that had blood on it. that jacket now known to belong to dr. amy bishop. so more information. >> so when you hear that, we understand that her lawyer is

planning to plead insanity. plausible based on what you heard today? >> i think it will be a challenge, but i think the statement that she gave after police apprehended her is going to be critical. this morning, there was limited cross-examination from the defense counsel with this investigator. it was that statement, and the focus of the cross-examination was her state of mind. so you could say, gee, i don't know why i'm here. i didn't do this, mean sheeg didn't know right from wrong at the time the shots were fired. on the other hand, christi, to have that gun underneath crumpled papers and a bloody jacket and also there was a magazine filled with bullets that was found in her handbag briefcase that was left in the room. that shows possibly some intent to kill. >> all righty. jean casarez with "in session." thanks. i don't know if you've heard this, but michael jackson's doctor is accused of stopping

cpr so he could hide drug vials in the late singer's bedroom. this is a stunning allegation that is in documents obtained by the associated press now. jackson's logistics director, alberto alvarez, also told investigators dr. conrad murray insisted on leaving the hospital and going back to jackson's mansion to get cream so, quote, the world wouldn't find out about it. murray's attorney rejects the allegations and accuses prosecutors of leaking the police report. a spokesperson for the d.a. says prosecutors did not release the documents. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter. and he said that nothing he gave jackson should have killed him. what is this going to mean, though, for the involuntary manslaughter case against dr. murray or for the embattled jackson estate itself? nancy grace investigates tonight at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern right here on hln. doctors are feeling good -- with good news about this 15-year-old girl who suffered a brutal beating at her middle school in deerfield beach,

florida, last week. still, josie lou ratley is in a medically induced coma. she's had two surgeries to relieve pressure on her brain. a 15-year-old boy is accused of punching and stomping ratley with steel-toed boots. he's being held in a juvenile detention center on a charge of premeditated attempted murder. this morning the broward county sheriff stressed authority figures need to be proactive in children's lives. >> we can't arrest our way out of the problem. law enforcement, you know, we're reactive. something happens, we react to it, like mr. treacy. he's in custody, but that doesn't help josie. it's what can we do before these problems occur. whether it's at home, school, churches. that's where we need to focus our efforts. again, by the time law enforcement gets involved, it's usually too late. we can't arrest our way out of the problem. we need to start early. >> ratley's mother insists her daughter did not know the suspect and says she doesn't know if things can ever go back

to normal. >> i don't sleep very much. and i just want the way things were. you know, i mean, i want things back to normal. and i don't know if that's ever going to happen. >> a 13-year-old girl s also been charged as an accessory in that attack. a colorado state trooper is accused of driving drunk while on duty. david dolan, a 21-year-old veteran, was pulled over yesterday and arrested in his uniform. authorities say several people called 911 to report he was driving erratically in his patrol car. he's on unpaid leave pending an internal investigation. we have not heard from him but the chief of the state patrol says images like this tarnish the badge. sandra bullock kuld out of another premiere for "the blind side." the entire event in germany was just canceled altogether.

she'd already backed out of london's premiere. her fs are still stunned about bullock's marriage problems just after she won an oscar for best actress. here's what donald trump told hln's joy behar last night. >> what's sad is she had her biggest day a week ago with the academy awards and she was much more effusive toward her husband than most women are, most of the women who went. >> which led you to think she didn't have a clue. >> she certainly didn't seem to have a clue then. >> catch the joy behar show at 9:00 eastern here. tonight's guests are duane dog chapman and his wife beth. reality star kate gosselin get something criticism for her new stint on "dancing with the stars." whathe mother of eight is saying about her decision to appear on the show.

our generation is able to succeed in passing this reform is a testament to the persistence andhe character of the american people who championed this cause, who mobilized, who organized. who believed that people who love this country can change it. it's also a testament to the historic leadership and uncommon courage of the men and women of the united states congress. president o balm obama put signature on this legislation. the president is praising congressional leaders for fighting long and hard to win approval of this plan. the other side of the aisle fought passionately against it. the president says americans are going to start seeing changes within a few months as insurance companies are barred from denying korchl to kids wh pre-existing conditions. new tax credits for small businesses kick in.

and as medicare patients get more help to pay for prescriptions. the full reform plan, though, takes effect over a four-year period. and republicans are vowing to keep up their united opposition to it. house republicans are renewing their warnings that the health care plan will ruin the economy. >> everyone agreed that we needed health care reform, but this is the wrong bill at the wrong time. you look at the fact there are 15 million americans out of work today and this bill is only going to add more taxes, more requirements on our small businesses. premiums are continuing to escalate and cbo estimates that under this -- the bill that just passed, premiums will increase between 10% and 13%. >> attorneys general of 13 states are suing the federal government over the health care program. they claim that it's unconstitutional. in fact, want to listen to a news conference from florida attorney bill mccollum right now. >> a few minutes before 12:00, the president of the united states today signed into bill -- into law a health care bill

that, in our judgme, and the judgment of 12 other states attorneys general is unconstitutional and invades the sovereignty of the states. and each of us involved in a lawsuit that we filed at 12:02 p.m. today in the northern district of florida believe that the freedoms of americans and particularly in my state of florida, were impaired by this bill and it forces people to do something in the sense of buying a health care policy or pay a penalty, a tax or a fine that simply the constitution does not allow coness to do. it also provides for -- >> again, that's florida attorney general bill mccollum there speaking. we want to know, do you want your state to take on the federal government and fight this law's constitutionality as they are ing? or do you think we just need to wait and see how this whole new law works itself out? lines are open. we'd love to hear from you. 1-877-tell-hln or e-mail us at cnn.com/hln, or text us views and your comments to hlntv or

check us out on facebook. congressma bart stupak says his republican colleague from texas owes an apology to the entire house of representatives. congressman randy neugebar admits he's the one who shouted while stupak was on the floor. listen to this. >> baby killer. >> many people thought baby killer was shouted. and directed at stupak. an anti-abortion democrat who initially led a group opposed to the health care bill and later agreed to vote for it. yesterday neugebauer said he shouted "it's a baby killer" in reference to the bill itself. >> i just called congressman stupak and said i wanted you to know my remarks were not directed at you personally. they were about the policy that was unfolding. >> stupak thought the baby killer comment was directed at m and if not, then neugebauer

has to -- had to have been direing it at the rest of the members of the house and he still owes them all an apology. >> i told him i thought he directed it at me. i was the only one speaking. i was speaking about pro life and how the democrats stood up for the principle of life. we got the executive order to reaffirm that principlen this new legislation. i wish the republican leadership would pull their membership in and say there's a proper decorum. if you can't handle it, don't be on the house floor. >> stupak and other anti-abortion democrats agreed to vote for the bill only after president obama said he'd sign an executive order ensuring no changes to restrictions on federal funded abortions would take place. one of baseball's biggest stars has a date with federal investigators. this is in a drug case. new york yankees third baseman alex rodriguez is cooperate with the investigation of trafficking in performance enhancing drugs. a-rod will meet with federal agents in buffalo, new york, on friday. the u.s. attorney in buffalo is investigating canadian doctor

anthony galila. his assistant was arrested last fall on charges of smuggling performance drugs across the border into canada. gallia treated rodriguez last year and also treated golfer tiger woods. he denies give anything athlete banned substances, though. speaking of tiger woods, he was seen practicing at augusta national yesterday, the site of the masters where he'll be making his return to golf. golfers who played with him recently say he looks to be in top form and they expect him to win the tournament. here's one bride's idea of a beautiful wedding dress. white and camouflage. wait until you hear where she tied the knot.

nfl commissioner roger goodell islanning to meet with a star quarterback who has been accused of sexual assault twice. goodell hasn't disclosed when he's talking to ben roethlisberger of the pittsburgh steelers, but the commissioner says he's already talked to the toom's owner about the allegations. police in millageville, georgia, are investigating allegations that roethlisberger assaulted a

20-year-old college student earlier this month. he's also fighting a legal battle against a woman who accused him of rape in lake tahoe two years ago. >> the most important thing is we take the issue very seriously. we are concerned that ben continues to put himself in this sition. i have spoken to the steelers. i've spoken to art rooney directly about it. and at the appropriate time, i'll be meeting with ben. >> the quarterback's georgia lawyer says roethlisberger did nothing wrong. attorneys suing toyota are calling it the smoking gun that proves the automaker knew about a sudden acceleration issue years ago. this could be damaging for toyota because it seems it's an about-face as to why some toyotas are out of control. toyota has insisted that what's sending the cars into overdrive is mechanical or that it has to do with pedals or floor mats. but we've got the document from nearly eight years ago in which toyota warned its dealers that there was a problem and that it was electronic.

cnn's drew griffin got that memo. it's from lawyers who want to mount a major class action lawsuit against toyota. >> they could fix these problems easily, but it would cost them about $500 a car nationwide. if you have 6 million to 7 million cars, you add the numbers, it's close to $4 billn to $5 billion. it's hard to actually tell the truth when those numbers are at the bottom of that truth. >> here's toyota's response. "toyota strongly disputes these completely baseless allegations being driven by plaintiffs attorneys like mr. howard." toyota went on to say in a statement that it intends to fight against these unfounded claims vigorously. and said the government looked into the problems and "found no evidence of a trend regarding safety issues." a panel of engineers and safety experts, though, promises to expose what it calls the myths toyota is spreading about acceleration problems. former national highway traffic safety administrator joan claybrook is moderating the panel in washington this afternoon and a man who survived

an accident in an alleged runaway toyota was also to take part there. the community organizing group a.c.o.r.n. is shut doung. this comes six months after this video surfaced showing a.c.o.r.n. workers giving tax tips to conservative activists posing as a pimp and a prostitute. a.c.o.r.n. finances plummeted after this came out. field offices will close by april 1st. a carrier jet took virgin ka ga lactic's new space tourism rocket gointo flight for the first time yesterday. the flight over the mojave desert reached an altitude of 45,000 feet and lasted just under three hours. the flight test program will run through next year before commercial operations actually start. more than 300 people have made deposits on the $200,000 tickets already. "dancing with the stars" kicked off a new season. check out the debut of reality

tv mom kate gosselin. ♪ what do you think there? gosselin answered critics who questioned her decision to go on the show in the first accomplice. >> i have eight >> i have eight kids to raise. essentially, you know by myself and the fact is i've got to do what counts, and i could go back to work as a nurse, but i wouldn't see my kids any more than i do now. so i do feel that it's unfair and regardless of the criticism, i know have to do, and i know why i'm doing it. it's for my kids. >> espn sports reporter erin andrews scored well, she did 21 out of 30. >> dancing the cha-cha-cha, chad ochocinco and his partner cheryl burke. >> chad ochocinco did a cha cha. the judges were hard on him, too, giving him only 18 point, but they said hey, you've got

potential, buddy. one couple's perfect wedding included the backdrop of guns and fishing rods. they tied the night at a bass pro shop in tennessee saturday. the store sells fishing, huntth and other outdoor gear. the bride even had especially made white and camo dress. >> i get the waterfall in the backgrnd and the fish swimming around and the deck ragsz are just perfect. >> jonathan and jennifer honeycut are not the first couple to get married at the bass pro shop. best of luck to them. to each his own, right? you may think the funny status updates for your facebook are for your friends eyes only, oh, maybe not. >> do you think an employer or person of power has the right to come after their employee for what they post on their facebook pages? >> hear how some of you answered that question. ddddddddd

i've been involved in an accident. >> they can fix these problems easily, but it would cost them their 500 a car nation wide. it's hard to tell the truth when the numbers are at the bottom. >> i have eight kids to raise essentially by myself regardless of the criticism, i know what i have to do. i think that if you're doing facebook stuff it's like being

friends. it's like socializing. great storieswe're covering this hour and this day on hln "news and views." welcome, everybody. breaking news out of the michael jackson investigation. published reports suggest that dr. conrad murray stopped performing cpr resuscitation on the star so he could pick up drug vials scattered in the room. if true, this revelation could be damaging to the defense of dr. murray. for more on the suspected leak, we're joined by allen duke from los angeles. allen, hi. >> hi, chuck. the report came out yesterday afternoon. it was really a late investigative document. something that was compiled as the defense says in order to show guilt. they say don't be surprised if they suggest that dr. murray is guilty. they're read to cross examin the death investigation report. the defense team says it was leaked by the pros kugz. the prosecution says no, we didn't give it to anybody and apparently someone did because

the associated press got it. we've been able to confirm pretty much what is in the report and one thing it says is while dr. conrad murray was performing resuscitation efforts on jackson on june 25th that he paused, paused in order to collect vials of propofol around the room and hiding them in a closet. that's according to a security guard alberto alvarez who was interviewed by police two months after the death. the defense says that's not what he told police two days after the death. so they're saying that it won't stand up in court. >> when you say we've been able to confirm the report, we don't have any independent confirmation that the events described by alvarez took place, right? >> no. it's a witness statement. it was something that was said to investigators and the -- what the defense team is doing is this just shows that this is a desperate ploy by the prosecution. in fact, miranda, the subset, the spokeswoman for the defense lawyer ed chernoff told us, and

i have a quote here, these ridiculous tactics by the d.a.'s office have no other purpose, but to take a peek at our defense because they aren't secure enough in their own case to convict dr. murray so they have to pull these tricks to take them out and we're just not going to take that bait. there's a court hearing nine days away, but you're not going to hear anything there. it will be months and months before we have the preliminary hearing and all of the evidence is laid out against dr. conrad murray. >> is the d.a., shocked, shocked that this is leaked. is there a leak investigation? >> we get leaks in these cases all of the time. only the defense and the prosecution and the law enforcement had these so somebody gave them to the associated press reporter. >> all right. these are statements made at the time that is last summer, these are not just statements made in the last few week, right? >> right. this is a security gaud who was there working that day -- >> that murray collected vials and stopped performing cpr essentially to cover aniy evidence. >> that's the implication.

>> but what the -- what chernoff, the defensteam is telling me, it was dr. murray who told police about the vials and told them where they could go into the house and find them and they found eight vials in a bag in a closet two days later. >> what does it mean for the involuntarymanslaughter case against dr. murray and the jacksones kate. nancy grace investigates at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern right here on hln. the former professor at the university of alabama huntsville charged with killing three colleagues and wounding three others appeared in court this morning. amy bishop arrived in preliminary hearing and dressed in a white jail jump suit. it waser first court appearance since the february shooting. the judge ordered them to stay without nd. she is charged with capital murder plus three count of attempted murder. today investigators testified amy bishop denied being at the campus during theshooting. she said it didn't happen. prosecutors are trying to decide whether to pursue the death

penalty if convicted. her attorney will argue that she is insane. facebook is more popular than ever with users venting about their potential political thoughts and their love lives, their rough times at work, whatever. should employers, though, be able to use a questionable status update against you? joe carter took to the streets to get your views. >> i'm joe carter and we're taking it out of the newsroom and out to the street to find out what's on your mind. ♪ ♪ >> do youfacebook? >> i do. >> do you facebook at work? >> no. >> we think an employer or person of power has the right to come after their employee for what they post on their facebook pages? >> if you're dumb enough to put stuff in writing that will be controversial or get you in trouble, then yeah, absolutely. >> you're representing your company and if you're behaving inappropriately it's a reflection on your company. >> i don't think that's right. i think if you're doing facebook stuff it's like being friends, you know? it's like socializing. >> once you go to facebook

everything is public at that point. >> young adult, teenagers and everybody in between should realize that it's an open forum for knowledge, and it can be used against you. >> it's kind of dumb on their part to give everybody their information. >> iould try to be smart about who i facebook with. i mean, if i thought my boss was that kind of person then i wouldn't facebook that person because i wouldn't want her to know my business. >> if they put something on a public domain that is inappropriate or disrespectful to the people providing you with money and you provide them with service they should be accountable for their behavior. >> if it's offensive, he's final judge and jury, it's not a democracy. if you don't like it then go work somewhere else. >> i'm joe carter with hln, and i'll see you on the street. >> and later in the week joe will be on the streets finding out how people feel about legalizing medical marijuana. president obama has fulfilled one of his biggest campaign pledges, signing the sweeping overhaul of the health

care reform systemnto law. >> the bill -- the bill i'm signing will set in motion reforms that generations of americans have fought for and marched for and hungered to see. it will take four years to implement fully many of these reforms because we need to implement them responsibly. we need to get this right, but a host of desperately needed reforms will take effect right away. >> within a few months insurance companies will be barred from denying coverage to kids with pre-existing conditions. new tax credits for small businesses will kick in. medicare patients will get more help to pay for prescriptions. the full reform plan as indicated, takes effect in four years' time. republicans vow to keep up their united opposition to the plan. house republicans are renewing their warnings the health care plan will ruin the economy. >> everyone agreed that we

needed health care reform, but this is the wrong bill at the wrong time. you look at the fact that there are 15 million americans out of work today and this bill is only going add more taxes, more requirements on our businesses. premiums are continuing to escalate and cbo estimates that under the bill that just passed, premiums will increase between 10% and 13%. >> attorneys general of 13 states are suing the federal government over the health care reform program claiming its unconstitutional. here's florida's a.g., bill mccollum. a few minutes before 12:00 the president of the united states today signed into bill -- or into law a health care billhat in our judgment and the judgment of 12 other state attorneys general is unconstitutional and invades the sovereignty of the states and each of us who are involved in a lawsuit that we filed at 12:02 p.m. today in the northern district of florida believe that the freedoms of americans and particularly in my

state of florida, were impaired by this bill and it forces people to do something in the sense of buying a health care policy or pay a penalty, a tax or a fine that simply the constitution does not allow congress to do. >> do you agree with that, and do you want your state to mount such a challenge to this health care reform effort? should everyone be covered? should there be a mandate to buy a policy? share your views with hln. do you want your state to try to block this or do you want the health care reform package to be allow the operational breathing room. let us hear from you on this.

the challenges are comg hot and heavy. now 13 states ready to fight the mess of health care overhaul because their ttorneys general

says it's unconstitutional. do you support that fight? it's our your views question of the day and christi paul is here to talk about what you're talking about. >> yeah. still talking about this, chuck, because it's not going away any time soon. we want to highlight what you're saying on our facebook pages been go to christi paul hln or chuck roberts hln. patricia said the state i'm living in is fighting it. i wish montana and new mexico was, too. i wish all of the states would fight it, but many can't see the forest from the trees. holly says definitely not, i want to stay. it may not be perfect, but i needed to start so we can work out the problems along the way and then jim wrote, i believe that we do need some kind of health care reform, but the government requiring every citizen to purchase insurance is wrong. why would anyone think that everyone could afford to purchase insurance when so many can't afford to buy food or lodging? does that mean that they'll be jailing those thatan't pay the fine also? all right. let's go to the calls now. cynthia is calling from south

carolina. thank you so much for takg the time. are you in favor of this or no? >> caller: no, i'm not in favor of this. >> i'm not in favor of the states fighting it. why? >> caller: first of all, i do believe that someone should represent the poor. i don't like what i see that's going in this nation right now. poor people especially senior citizens, you know, they need some assistance. i'm not saying that people should just lay around and be lazy and not try to take care of themselves, but sometimes people fall into situations that, you know, they have no control over and they need some type of help, and i don't like, you know, i see animals get better care than human being, and i just don't understand what is the problem. >> do you think this health care bill will remedy that? >> caller: well, it's not going remedy everything at this point, but i do believe you have to start somewhere, and maybe later on down the road that they can

possibly work on, you know, other things with this new law that has taken effect and it's not perfect right now, but you should start sharp. >> thank you very much for your call. we appreciate it. i think it's olin now? are you on the pho? >> caller: yes. >> how do you feel about this? >> caller: i'll tell you what, i don't like it at all. i'll tell you what, i'm retired, and i'm on medicare, but i have four children and seven grandchildren, and most of them all work in small factories around here. and they said if they have to pay the insurance for the family that they will close the doors because they can't afford it. >> so you fear for their jobs. >> caller: and the -- my grandkids says, you know, if they take it out of their

paycheck then they will be drawing hardly anything because, you know, they have closed factories around here everywhere in north carolina, and we've got a big place over here that's shutting down 250 employees going on. >> okay. so you want them to fight this bill, ola, is that what you're saying? >> caller: yes. i think it's a bad thing. you know, i don't think it's in the constitution that they can tell the people that they will fine them if they can't carry the insurance on their family. >> okay. your comment is what a lot of people are echoing which is what the state -- >> caller: and it's smoking. they stopped smoking everywhere, which i don't care about that. >> sure. >> caller: but -- >> you don't want to forced upon you. >> caller: they vote individual of the counties around here that they can sell alcohol. >> ola, i thank you so much for your comment. i really appreciate it and we

get where you're coming from, thank you again for calling in. it was good to talk to you. i just want to be able to have enough time to pose the question to the rest of you who are watching because we want to know what you think. do you want the sta to take on the federal government and fight this law's constitutionality or do you think we just need to wait and see how this new law works out. lines are open, 1-877-tell-hln or e-mail us at cnn.com/hln or text us the word views and your comment to hlntv or facebook us.

attorneys suing toyota are calling it the smoking gun that proves the automaker knew about a sudden acceleration problem years earlier than anybody imagined. it's a memo that could be damaging for toyota. it seems like an about-face on why tote as are out of control. toyota insisted that what's setting the cars into overdrive is mechanical pedals or floor mats, but the document from nearly eight years ago has toyota working dealers that there is a problem and they called it electronic. cnn's drew griffin got the memo and they want to mount a class action lawsuit against toyota. >> they can fix the problems easily and it would cost them 00 a carnation wide. if you have six to seven cars you have $4 to $5 billion. it's hard to tell the truth when the numbers are at the bottom of the truth. >> here's toyota's truth, toyota strongly disputes these

completely baseless allegations being driven by plaintiff's attorneys like mr. howard. it intends to fight the unfounded claims vigorously. they looked into the evidence and found no trend regarding safety issues, end quote. >> tiger woods seen practicing at augusta national, the site of the masters where he'll make his return to golf on the 8th of april. he looks in top form and they expect him to win the tournament. the first major of the season. nfl commissioner roger goodell is planning to meet with a star quarterback accused of sexual assault twice. he is talking to ben roethlisberger of pittsburgh steelers. police in george ar investigating allegations that ben roethlisberger assaulted 20-year-old college student this

month. he is also fighting a legal battle against a woman who accused him of rape at lake tahoe two years ago. >> the most important thing is we take the issue very seriously. we are concerned that ben continues to put himself in this position, i've spoken to th steelers and directly to art rooney about it and at the appropriate time i'll be meeting with ben. >> the quarterback's attorney says roethlisberger did nothing wrong. a seemingly routine traffic stop took an unexpected twist with a police officer in the dunkinville in texas. he's in hot pursuit and another car pulls right in front of his cruiser and in order to avoid contact, thefficer luis sharon swerves, jumps the curve and crash intoes a wooded area. one guy had a very clear idea about where he wanted to get married. yet bride's white and camouflage dress was perfect for the venue. 

there will be no bond for a former biology profsor charged in last month's deadly shooting at the university of alabama huntsville. amy bishop had a court appearance today, emanuela ginsburg was there in the courtroom following the case. she's on the phone joining us now with the latest. what is the latest in the judge has ordered her held until what, august? >> reporter: she'll be held indefinitely until she goes to trial, but today what happened

s the prosecution called one witness and an investigator with the huntsville police department to discuss the day of the crime, and the day of the shooting and the statement that amy bishop gave to police after she was arrested and what came out of that is the judge determined there was probable cause to keep holding her without bond and the grand jury which will ultimately be decide whether to indict her. >> that will take place when? >> probably another six months or so the district attorney told us they're still conducting their investigation and there's still a lot of evidence to be analyzed from computers and the crime scene evidence. >> you're bringing up computers and i assume they've downloaded what was on hers. did they present any written plans by bishop about carrying out the shooting? >> no. in fact, the defense lawyers asked the witness, was there any evidence that you found so far and they said this is still in

the preliminary stages of the investigation, but so far the detectives and the investigators have not found anything that would have produced any premeditation and planning, but she did have on her in her bag that she brought to the meeting an extra round and an extra magazine of 9 millimeter bullets in addition to the one that was in the gun that was found in the women's bag. she is reported to have said this didn't happen. i wasn't there. was that presented today in court? are they preparing for an insanity defense or a diminished capacity defense? >> it sounds that way. before a gag order was issued in the case. the case will focus on her state of mind. they asked their witness what was her demeanor when you were talking to her, and to which the defense investigator responded, she was pretty calm. she was pretty intelligent. she knowingly waived her miranda

rights and she insisted and repeatedly denied and said it wasn't me. i wasn't there. i was not involved in this and she kept asking why am i here? i have a meeting at 4:30 with another professor to write a grant. take that as you want to interpret it. >> all right. we will and we do appreciate your help with this. thanks emanuela ginsburg cnn.com who was in court today in huntsville, alabama. thanks again. michael jackson's doctors accused of stopping cpr, stopping resuscitation efforts so he can hide drug vials in the late singer's bedroom. this stunning revelation in documents obtained by the associated press. alberto alvarez said dr. murray insisted on leaving the hospital and going back to the mansion to get cream, so the world wouldn't find out about t unquote. murray's attorney rejects entirely the allegations and accuses the prosecutors of intentionally leaking this to

force them to reveal their defense strategy. a spokeswoman for the d.a. said prosecutors didn't release anything. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter and said nothing he gave jackson should have killed hi what will this mean for the involuntary manslaughter case against murray and the investigation. tonight she investigates at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern here on hln. president obama's fulfilled one of his biggest campaign pledges signing a sweeping overhaul of the health care system into law. >> our generation is able to succeed in passing this reform is a testament to the persistence and the character of the american people who championed this cause, who mobilized, who organized, who believed that people who love this country can change it. it's also a testament to the historic leadership and uncommon courage of the men and women of the united states congress. >> within a few months insurance companies will be barred from

denying coverage with kids with pre-existing conditions. new tax credits for small businesses will kick in. medicare patients will get more help to pay for prescriptions. the full reform plan will take effect for four years. they will house republicans are renewing their warnings that it will ruin the economy. >> everyone agreed that we needed health care reform, but this is the wrong bill at the wrong time. you look at the fact that there are 15 million americans out of work today and this bill is only going to add more taxes, more requirements on our small businesses. premiums are continuing to escalate and cbo estimates that under this -- the bill that just passed, premiums will increase between 10% and 13%. >> republican attorneys general and 13 states are suing the federal government over health care reform. they claim these elements in it especially the mandate that you buy insurance is unconstitutional. do you want your state to do that, to fight the

constitutionality of this or do you think we should wait and see how the new law works out. lines are open, toll free-877-345-6556 and text views and your comment and name to hln tv. please also weigh in on faceok, chuck roberts and christi paul under facebook. congressman bob stupak of michigan says his republican congressmanes on an apology. he is the one who shouted while he was on the floor after the health care bill reform passed. again, here's a listen. >> mr. speaker -- >> a lot of comments and shushing after the word baby killer words, baby killer were uttered. if you thought it was directed to stupak, the anti-abortion democrat who led a group opposed to the health care rerm bill, but ultimately voted for it.

yesterday congressman neugebauer said the shout o baby killer was in reference to the bill. >> i just called congressman stupak today and i said i want you to know that my remarks were not directed to you personally. they werabout the policy that was unfolding. >> stupak said he thought the baby killer comment was directed at him and then if he wn't then neugebauer must have been directing it tthe st of the members and he owes all of them an apology. here's stupak. >> i was the only one speaking and i was talking aut pro-life and how the democrats stood up for the principle of life and we had the executive order to re-affirm that principle in this new legislation. i wish the republican leadership would pl their membership in and say look, tlo's a proper decorum. if you can't handle it don't be on the house floor. >> they voted at the last minute to vote for health care reform after the president said he would sign an executive order that no changes on federally-funded abortions.

acor is no more. it's shutting down as of april 1, this comes six months after the video surfaced showing acorn workers for conservative activists posing as primp and prostitute. the finances plummeted after the footage came out. the 40-year-old group state affiliates and field offices will be shut by the first of next month. an nfl star is headed for a different kind of huddle. yet quarterback of theteelers will be going one-on-one with the head of the nfl.

one of the biggest stars in the game of baseball, perhaps ever, has a date with federal investigators in a drug case. new york yankees third baseman alex rodriguez is cooperating with the probe of trafficking

and performance enhancing drugs. a-rod will meet with federal agents on friday in buffalo. the u.s. attorney there is investigating a canadian doctor anthony goglia. his assistant was arrested on charges of smuggling peormance-enhancing drugs across the canadian border. he treated a-rod and also treated tiger woods. he denies giving any athlete banned substances. tiger woods was seen practicing at august national yesterday and by the way, this is not video of him practicing yesterday, okay? because there's phil mickelson and that's june of something like '08, i guess. anyway, he was practicing at august national, the site of the masters where he will make his return to golf. golfers say he looks in top form and they expect him to win the tournament. nfl commissioner roger goodell is planning to meet with a star quarterback who has been kashgs khussed of sexual assault twice. goodell has not disclose when he's talking to ben roethlisberger of the steelers. he's talked to the team's owner

about the allegations. police in georgia are investigating allegations that roethlisberger assaulted a 20-year-old college student earlier this month. he's fighting a legal battle against a woman who accused him of rape in lake tahoe two years ago. >> the most important thing is we take the issue very seriously. we are concerned that ben continues to put himself in this position. i have spoken to the steelers. i've spoken to art rooney directly out it, and at the appropriate time i'll be meeting with ben. >> the quarterback's georgia attorney says roethlisberger did nothing wrong. i'm a.j. hammerhis, is a "showbiz tonight" news break exclusively on hln and this is the buzz today. carrie bradshaw sex's new city. sarah jeks qaa parker and her sex in the city posse just revealed the surprising new details to the sequel of the hit movie. th'll bringing sex to the middle east. look for the women to heat up abu dhabi when "sex in the city

2" hits theaters in may. star jones surprising post-surgical treats. the former "view" co-host tweeted days after receiving art surgery. she tweeted to her fans saying who knew ice chips could taste like steak. jones had a heart procedure last week related to a surgery she had 30 years ago to remove a tumor. sarah palin unplugged. palin is very close to becoming a very rich reality tv star. the former alaskan governor is reportedly asking for an unbeevable $1.2 million per episode for her proposed new travel log reality show, sarah palin's alaska. discovery networks is nearing a deal with palin and if they pay her asking price the show would be one of the most expensive nature series ever produced. discovery says it has no comment. that's your answer "showbiz tonight" news break. i'm a.j. hamme be sure to join us at 11:00

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partiers beware. spring break is upon us. what's supposed to be a time of joy and celebration has now turned to violence and sadism. at least six rapes have been reported in daytona beach alone. that's all in one week. cops say they expect that number to rise as other women muster up the courage to come forward. spring break has become a playground for predators preying on drunk and stoned college girls. five of the six cases involved drugs and alcohol. don't get me wrong, i'm not blaming the victim, but ladies, be careful. alcohol and drugs can turn a fun day of partying into a life-altering nightmare all in a snap. i'm jane velez-mitchell and that's my issue. find out what else jane has on her mind. don't miss it every night 7:00 easteron hln. the woman who filed a defamation suit against casey anthony has about 150 potential witnses ned up, that's what "the orlando sentinel" reports. among the potential witnesses are anthony's parents, friends

and anthony herself. the suit claims anthony, casey anthony destroyed her reputation by telling police that a nanny with the name zenaida gonzalez had kidnapped her daughter. a federal judge is getting involved in the battle over a high school prom that was canceled after a lesbian student tried to bring her girlfriend. yesterday in court mississippi school officials said they'd already been thinking of canceling the prom for other reasons and decided to finally call it off because the girl request caused disruptions. the student's lawyer says her rights are being violated. >> all we've done is done what the school district is obligated and has a duty to do and that is to protect the educational process and w did that and we decided to not host the prom. >> none of the classrooms had any distractions,one of the lessons were cancelled and in fact, most of the response that the school district got, e-mails and calls came after the prom was canceled.

so she deserves an opportunity to go back. >> you feel that you've proved the case? >> we feel strongly that we've proven our case. >> this is in federal court where a judge said he'd like to rule quickly that prom had been scheduled for april 2nd. >> authorities in chicago said a two-year stake paid off when thai raided a felon's room. they fou a mountain of weapons and 1600 knives. what's carriers are said kevin long kt a list of courthouse workers' names some marked with bull's-eyes. he was arrested with trying to sneak four hunting knifes in a briefcase. a routine traffic stop took an unexpected twist with the officer in the dunk inville police department, a car pulls out in front of his cruiser and in order to avoid the contact, luis sharon's car, the officer swerves, jumps the curve and crashes into a wooded area. attorneys suing toyota are

call together smoking gun that proves the automaker knew early on about the sudden acceleration problem. this memo could be damaging for toyota. it seems like an about face on why some toyotas are out of control. toyota has insisted what's sending the cars into overdrive is mechanical, pedals and floor mats, but the documents shows toyota warning dealers there is a problem and that it was electronic. cnn's drew griffin got his hands on the memo. it's from lawyers who want to mount a major class action lawsuit against toyota. >> they could fix these problems easily, but it would cost them about $500 a carnation wide. if you have s to seven million cars and you have the numbers as close to 4 to $5 billion. it's hard to tell the truth when the numbers are at the bottom of that truth. >> the toyota response to it strongly disputes these completely baseless allegations being driven by plaintiffs

attorneys like mr. tim howard. toyota says in a statement it intends to fight the unfounded claims vigorously that the government looked into the problem and, quote, found no evidence of a trend regarding safety issues, end of quote. a panel of experts is meeting as we speak about what they believe toyotas. they also plan to expose what they call myths that toyota is using to cover up the truth. one electronics expert explained why the black boxes in cars don't always catch problems. >> what about blacks box recorders? they automakers claim these prove their electronics are working correctly throughout suen acceleration. in fact, the fault codes in black box, recorders in cars rely on the very electronics they are supposed to monitor so you can rely on them.

if electronics malfunctions in a certain way you can rely on the fault codes. >> the panel said car electronics are susceptible to electro magnetic interference. toyota told dealers they will replace pedals to owners dissatisfied with their repairs. new rules today to protect consumers from unexpected fees or restrictions on gift cards. shoppers now have five years to use the cards before they expire, five years. the federal reserve says service or inactivity fees can be imposed but only under certain exceptions like if the car hasn't been used for a year. the new rules take effect august 22nd. volunteers thatree troops at airports, how their lives have been changed by giving hand shakes, a million hand shakes to service men and women.

>> today, after all the votes have been tallied, health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. >> dr. murray was giving cpr to michael jackson, he halted it so he could collect vials of propofol. >> they can fix these problems easily but cost around $500 a

carnation wide. it's hard to actually tell the truth when those numbers are at the bottom of that truth. >> i think if you're doing facebook stuff it's like being friends. it's like socializing. take a nice deep brett as we're together again on this tuesday. i'm christi paul. former biology professor we've been watching today charged in last month's deadly shooting at the university of alabama in huntsville had her first court appearance earlier. "in session" jean casarez has been following the amy bishop case. i understand that you have kind of dissected what happened today in court and got new information? >> reporter: we heard a lot of new information today. this was called a preliminary hearing today. and one thing that's great about a preliminary hearing is there can be witness and you can hear evidence that the prosecution may use at trial. things that have never come out before. there's g order in this case. what we learned today through the stand, police investigator took the stand and testified

that once dr. amy bishop was apprehended at the university, which was about 12 minutes after the 911 call came in, she said a lot of things that may be unusual to some and maybe wonderful for defense attorneys ears because she said, i don't know what happened. i don't understand. i wasn't there. i wasn't in the faculty meeting. and we believe the defense may mount an insanity defense. but we learned even more today. we learned that dr. amy bishop went to the university tha morning around 9:30 to teach a class. then she went back home. then her husband drove her back to the university, they left about 2:30, got there at 3:00. the faculty meeting was after that. we know what happened there. testimony also said that when she left the room after prosecutors say killing three and injuring three, that she asked to borrow a cell phone and she called her husband to come and pick her up and that gun found on the second floor we

learned today it was found in the waste basket under a lot of tissue and a woman's jacket that had blood. that jacket was amy bishop's. >> had she been through any psychological evaluations? >> i'm sure the defense has done that. it's smart to do it close in time to the offense. the definition of insanity at the time you killed three people and injured three others you didn't know right from wrong. so psychological at the time as close as possible very important. >> you talked about as close as possible. but there's a shooting case regarding her and her brother from years ago. is that being re-opened now? is that what's happening >> this is interesting. we've been talking about alabama. let me take you to massachusetts. because in 1986, amy bishop admitted shooting and killing her brother. it was determined to be an accident. well now the district attorney is requesting an inquest.

unusual to have this done. the kennedy case in massachusetts is one of the most famous times of when it was done. but it's going to take place beginning on april 13th, and it an investigative tool not opened to the public. witnesses will be called to the stand. i confirmed the parents of amy bishop will take the stand so there can be evidence and a judge will listen. then at that point i want can go on to a grand jury. that case may, in fact, be re-opened. does one case have any bearing on the other? >> reporter: it could come in to the alabama case. the massachusetts could come in to alabama. >> jean casarez of "in session", jean, always good to have you. thank you so much. michael jackson's doctor is you a skiesed of stopping cpr he could hide drug vials in the late singes bedroom. they are in documents obtained by the associated press. jackson's logistics person said dr. murray insisted on leaving

the hospital and going back to jackson's mansion to get cream so quote the world wouldn't find out about it. unquote. murray's attorney rejects the allegations. accuses prosecutors of leaking the police report. a spokesman for the d.a. said prosecutors did not release the doments. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter and he said that nothing he gave jackson could have killed him. what will this mean, though, for the involuntary manslaughter case against dr. murray and the embattled jackson estate as a whole. nancy grace investigates tonight at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern. facebook is more popular than ever with users venting about their political beliefs, their love lives, rough times at work should employers -- here's the question, should employers use a questionable status update against you. joe carter took to the streets to get your views. >> i'm joe carter and we're taking it out of the newsroom and on to the streets to find

out what is on your mind. do you facebook >> i do. >> do you guys facebook at work? >> no. >> you think an employer or a person of power has the right to come after their employee for what they post on fair facebook page? >> if you're dumb enough to put stuff in writing that will be controversial or get you in trouble then yeah, absolutely. >> if you're behaving inappropriately, it's a reflection on your company. >> don't think it's right. if you're doing faceboo stuff it's like being friends. it's like socializing. >> once you go to facebook you're not private at that point. >> young adults, teenagers and everybody in between should realize it's an open forum for knowledge and it can be used against you. >> kind of dumb on their part to give everybody their information. >> i would try to be smart who i facebook with. i mean if i thought my boss that kind of a person then i wouldn't facebook that person because i wouldn't want her to know my

business. >> if they put something on a public domain that is inappropriate or disrespectful to the people that are actually providing you with mon and you provide them with service they should be accountable for your behavior. >> if your boss finds i offensive. it's offensive. if you don't like it go work somewhere else. i'm joe carter with hln and i'll see you on the street. later this week, joe hits the streets to find out how people feel about legalizing medical marijuana. a memo has surfaced that could be really damaging for toyota. some people calling it the smoking gun. it seems to who theompy knew about its gas pedal problems but kept them hush. attorneys suing

calling it the smoking gun that proves the automaker knew about sudden acceleration problem years ago. this memo could b very damaging

for toyota as it seems to contradict what toyota says is causing the acceleration problems. let's point this out. toyota has insisted that what's sending the cars into overdrive is mechanical, the pedals or the floor mats, but we've got the document from nearly eight years ago inhich toyota warned its dealers there was a problem and that it was electronic. cnn drew griffin got the memo. it's from lawyers that want to mount a major class action lawsuit against toyota. >> they could fix these problems easily but it would cost them about $500 a carnation wide. you have six to seven million cars, numbers $4 to $5 billion. it's hard to tell the truth when the numbers are at the bottom of that truth. >> here's toyota's response. quote, toyota strongly disputes these completely baseless allegations being driven by plaintiff's attorneys. toyota said in a statement that it intends to fight against these unfound claims vigorously. it said the government looked

into the problem and found no problems. meanwhile a panel of engineers and safety eerts met to expose the myths toyota is spreading about acceleration problems. former national highway traffic safety madministrator moderated the panel and a man who survived an accident. tiger woods was seen practicing at augusta national. that's where he'll make his big return to golf. golfers who played with him recently said he looks in top form and expects him to win the tournament. nfl commissioner is expected to meet with a star quarterback of the pittsburgh steelers. he hasn'taid when he'll meet with ben roethlisberger. police in georgia said

roethlisberger assaulted a 20-year-old girl and roethlisberger is fighting a legal battle against a woman who is accusing him of rape two years ago. >> we take the issue very seriously. we're very concerned that ben continues to put himself in this position. i have spoken to the steelers. and at the appropriate i'm i'll be meeting with ben. >> the quarterback's georgia lawyer contends roethlisberger did nothing wrong. oscar wner sandra bullock cancels another event yet again. is the actress considering divorce at this point? "showbiz tonight" a.j. hammer fills us in on what we know.

president obama has fulfilled one of his biggest campaign promises he signed a sweeping overhaul of the health care system into law today. >> the bill -- the bill i'm signing will set in motion reforms that generations of americans have fought for and marched for and hungered to see. it will take four years to implement fully many of these reforms because we need to implement them responsibly. we need to get this right. but a host of desperately needed reforms will take effect right away. >> within a few months insurance companies will be barred from denying coverage to kids with

pre-existing conditions, new tax credits for small businesses are kicking in, and medicare patients will get more help to pay for prescriptions. the full reform plan as you heard the president say there will take effect over four years. republicans are vowing to keep up their united opposition to the health care plan. house republicans are renewing their warnings that the health care plan will ruin the economy. >> everyone agreed that we needed health care reform but this is the wrong bill at the wrong time. you look at the fact that there are 15 million americans out of work today. and this bill is only going to add more taxes, more requirements on our small businesses. premiums are continuing escalate and cbo estimates that under this, the bill that just passed premiums will increase between 10% and 13%. >> attorneys geral of 13 states are suing the federal government over the health care program. they claim it's unconstitutional. what do you think? do youant your state to fight this law or do you think we just need to kind of wait and see how

this new law works out? lines are opened. 1-877-tell-hln or e-mail at cnn.com or text us to hlntv. we'll air your views in just a little bit. a vice president biden, don't know if you heard this one. he's known for sometimes saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. it happened again today. at the white house health care signing event no less. a microphone picked up biden dropping the f-bomb have delivering a rousing introduction of the president he turned to embrace his bos and then he said it. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states of america, barack obama. [ applause ] >> this is a big f-deal. >> thank you, everybody. >> you can see there, the president didn't react to

biden's comment but shortly after the ceremony white house press secretary robert gibbs used his twitter feed to try to diffuse any controversy. he tweeted quote and yes, mr. vice president, you're right. all right. the woman who filed a defamation suit against casey anthony has 150 potential witnesses in her case. that's what "the orlando sentinel" is reporting. attorneys for zenaida gonzalez filed the witness list on friday. among potential witnesses are anthony's parents, friends and anthony herself. this suit claims anthony destroyed her reputation. a colorado state trooper is accused of driving drunk while on duty. a 20 year veteran was pulled over and arrested in his uniform. several people called 911 to report he was driving erratically. he's on unpaid leave pending an investigation.

the chief of the state patrol say images like this tarnish the badge. sandra bullock pulled out of yet another premier for "the blind side." the event in germany was cancelled. this is following reports of matal trouble. a.j. hammer is in new york. was so sad about this is she seems to be one of those people everybody loves her, everybody respects her immensely and this should be her time to shine. >> we're all taking it very personally. joe biden should go have a conversation with jesse james. that's just me. maybe he would set him straight. >> have to do a lot of bleeping. >> i'm bumming for sandra bullock, "the blind side" the movie that won her her first oscar weeks ago out on dvd today and she should be celebrating. this should be a great day for her. this has to be a major highlight in her career.

instead she faces the humiliation brought on her by her husband who cheated on her. she should be free to do whatever she wants. instead understandably she's gone into hiding. knowing she's a strong woman we know she will get through this. how lousy. i'm sure this dvd will do extraordinarily well. ir ironically us talking about jesse james that will boost sales. that's not a good way to get publicity. >> i hope there comes a time she can look at the statute and not be reminded about what's going on. i'm wondering too, a lot of people are wondering are they headed towards a divorce. >> we don't know yet. there are some conflicting reports out there right now. tmz is reporting that sandra bullock andesse james have been interviewing divorce

lawyers. and jesse is not expected to initiate the divorce and it would fall on sandra to file. sandra bullock's rep saying sandra hasn't met with any lawyers yet. where this is going is anybody's guess. i'm not hearing a lot of people saying she should stay with him or saying she will stay with him. it's a wait and see. coming up tonight, obviously much more on the sandra bullock drama. and more embarrassing details about the tattooed stripper who had the affair with bullock's husband. we'll see all the heartbreaking drama tonight. >> 11:00 eastern and pacific. i'm with you. i'm rooting her for 110%. i hope that makes her feel better knowing we're not the only one, america is behind this woman. >> no kidding. the american health care landscape changing dramatically with just one signature. )a)a)a)a

it is good to see you this afternoo than for being with us. i'm christi paul. several published reports say michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray actually stopped performing cpr on the star so he could pick up drug vials scattered in the room. i spoke about this potentially damaging allegation for the defense. >> well, some new information, some new contacts, a lot of this haseen putting context on this police report.

it's a death investigation report that was leaked to a reporter, apparently just yesterday, and it contains the statements of some of the witnesses. but these statements were made about two months after michael's death. what the defense team is saying is that they are not the same information that these same people were giving in the days after his death. so under cross-examination they say this won't hold up. but what the report says and it's that dr. murray was giving cpr to michael jackson at the home, in the bedroom as we all know that happened. but that he halted it, stopped it for a moment so that he could collect vials of propofol. and put them in a bag and hide them. the defense team says they are looking forward to cross examining in court this witness because it's inconsistent with the evidence at the scene and they pointed out murray ner tried to hide the vials because

he is the one who told the police where to find them in the closet. >> thanks to alan duke. what does this mean for the involuntary manslaughter case against conrad murray and the jackson family? nancy grace is investigating. president obama has fulfilled one of his biggest campaign promises. he signed a sweeping overhaul of the health care system into law today. >> the bill -- the bill i'm signing will set in motion reforms that generations of americans had fought for and marched for and hungered to see. it will take four years to implement fully many of these reforms because we need to implement them responsibly. we need to get this right. but a host of desperately needed reforms will take effect right away. here's what we know. wane few months insurance companies will be barred from denying coverage to kids with

pre-existing conditions. new tax credits for small businesses will kick in and medicare patients will get more help to pay for prescriptions. the full reform plan takes place over four years. republicans vow to keep up their united opposition to the health plan. they are renewing their warnings the health care plan will ruin the economy. >> everyone agreed we needed health care reform but this is the wrong bill at the wrong time. you look at the fact that there are 15 million americans out of work today. and this bill is only going to add more taxes, more requirements on our small businesses. premiums are continuing to escalate and cbo estimates that under this, the bill that just passed premiums will increase between 10% and 13%. >> attorneys general of 13 states are suing the federal government claiming the program is unconstitutional. in a news conference florida attorney general said congress should not be allowed to pass a law that forces information buy a health care policy or pay a penalty.

it's about constitutionality. it's about forcing information buy health insurance when there's no provision in the constitution that allows for anybody to be forced to do something where there's no commerce, no action, you're just sitting there. it's a living tax. it's about the question of forcing the state of florida and other states against the sovereignty that's guaranteed under r constitution to our states to do things that are practically impossible to do as a practical matter. and forcing us to do it without giving any resources or money to do it with. we're curious. do you want your state to take on the federal government and fight this law or do you think we need to wait and see how this new law works out? lines are open. call us at 1-877-tell hln. text us, your views to hln. vice president biden is known for sometimes saying the wrong thing at the wrong time.

it happened today period white house, health care signing event no less. a microphone picked up biden dropping the f-bomb after delivering this rousing introduction to the president. he turns and embrace his boss and that's when he said it. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states of america, barack obama. [ applause ] >> this is a big f-deal. >> thank you, everybody. >> the president did not react to biden's comment. shortly after the ceremony white house press secretary robert gibbs used his twitter feed to diffuse any controversy. he tweeted and yes, mr. vice president, you're right. doctors say -- i hope this is good news -- they are feeling good about the 15-year-old girl who suffered a brutal beating last week. but still she is in critical condition and in a medically induced coma. she's had two surgeries to relieve pressure on her brain.

a 15-year-old boy is accused of punching and stabbing her with steel toed boots. now he's being held in a juvenile detention center on a charge of premeditated attempted rder. this morning on the "the today show", the broward county sheriff stressed that authority figures need to be proactive in children's lives. >> we can't arrest our way out of the problem. law enforcement we're reactive, something happens we retight. mr. tracy is in custody but that doesn't help josie. what can we do before these problems occur. whether at home, school, churches, that's where we need to foc our efforts. by the time law enforcement gets involved it's usually too late. we can't arrest our way out of the problem. we need to start early. >> the mother says she doesn't know if anything can go back to normal. >> i don't sleep very much.

and i just want the way things were. you know, i want things back to normal. and i dot know if that's ever going to happen. >> a 13-year-old girl has also been charged as an accessory in that attack. florida officials released over 900 new documents in the casey in this case. she's the florida mom charged with killing her daughter caley. there's an interview with accusearch volunteers. one volunteer said tim miller the head of the organization claims casey anthony was actually close to putting an x on a map showing where her daughter's body was. here's part of the volunteer's interview with police recounting a discussion with miller and i'm quoting here. he was very angry and the words he said to me was, i almost had her. i had talked to casey and i had a map in the bedroom with her

and i had her convinced to put an x on the map of the lotion of the body. i left to give her a chance to think about it. her father came out and said she's ready. i believe it was her mother stood up at that time and said no get the homosexual out of my house i-don't want to ever see you again. hln has called anthony's defense team for comments. we'll share any response with you once we receive one. caley's remains, remember, were found in december of 2008 in woods just blocks away from her family's home. the parents of a missing new york woman were just about to make a plea for help on hlns issues with jane velez-mitchell when she returned home safe that 21-year-old. apparently became disoriented after she stoppedaking her medicine. she left her apartment last week without her cell phone, wallet or subway pass and she wandered around brooklyn for two days before police found her. zani's parents got a call she was safe in a hospital.

before they arrived she wandered away again. she's now back home unharmed. her father says she battles depression and may suffer from bipolar disorder. this could be the smocking gun for toyota. i want seems to show the company knew about its gas pedal problems but kept them hush.

the false sense of privacy you might have on social networking sites could have serious legal consequences as we first told you last week. the fbi sets out to friend suspects on facebook so agents can monitor status updates for

criminal activity. and now we have two examples to serve a reminder that twitter posts are public and subject to criminal investigation. the secret service is questioning two twitter users who advocated the assassination of president obama. the threats are very graphic. the wording is explicit and explosive. one person's tweet said america would survive a bullet to obama's head and anyone who get as clear shot should take it. another user post ad message to the president saying quote, you should be assassinated and if i lived in d.c. i would shoot him myself. unquote. the federal law states anyone who is convicted of making written states against a president could be sentenced to as many as five years in prison. the u.s. code mentions letters, documents and print. law enforcement has made it clear it believes social media does fall into that category as well. a seemingly routine traffic stop took an unexpected twist for an officer with the duncanville police department in

texas. you see the officer. in pursuit of an alleged speeder. another car pulls out in front. cruiser and to avoid a direct hit the officer's car swerves, jumps the curb and crashes into a wooded area there. new video to show you of a train crashing into a fire truck here. i want to tell you there were no serious injuries when this happened. this video is from amtrak. firefighters and police were on the tracks dealing with the car crash already. the train had 69 people on board. investigators are tryi to find out why the fire truck was parked there. there you see the police car there getting out of t way. and there it goes. not pretty. tiger woods was seen practicing at augusta national yesterday. where he'll make his return to golf. golfers who played with him recently said he looks to be in top form and they expect him to win the tournament.

the first day of spring felt more like the defend winter for people in parts of arkansas. look at the snow in fayetteville. scott flanagan sent us this report. he said it started snowing saturday, the first day of spring, over course, and just didn't stop. he says by noon sunday this is what it looked like. flanagan says snow this time the year is not unusual but adds it was a good accuse to get outside and have some hope. hope did you that scott. thanks so much for sharing the pictures with us. if you have video or pictures too of news or cool stories, go ireport.com and click onhe upload now. did you watch "dancing with the stars"? reality star kate gosselin is getting some criticism. what the mother of eight is saying about her decision to appear.