verdict at 2:00 this afternoon. they started deliberating on friday morning. >> the trial lasted six weeks and included the pop star's own voice. dr. conrad murray did not take the stand. the jury took less than nine hours. prosecutors depicted him as a reckless physician who abandoned jackson under the effects of propofol back on june 25th, 2009. >> if convicted, he faces a sentence ranging from probation. la toya jackson tweeted the verdict is finally in. she says i'm on my way. i'm shaking uncontrolably. we are waiting for the verdict and will bring it to you live. >> the entire jackson family is live in the courtroom. crowds are starting to build. we have seen people who have been there in support of dr.

murray. fans of michael jackson. we have seen dr. murray's patients come out there with signs in the weeks leading up to the day and many family members as well. we'll bring you the verdict as soon as we have it coming in. defense argued dr. murray was a victim of michael jackson's actions. prosecution argued he robbed jackson's children of their father. we will go live as soon as the verdict comes in. meanwhile, in other news today. president obama announced three new initiatives to help veterans find a job. at the rose garden at the white house, a key part called on congress to pass tax credits to hire former members of the military. he says this will help open up nearly 500,000 desperately needed jobs. >> there's no good reason to

oppose this bill, not one. veterans did their job. it's time for congress to do theirs. it's time to put country before party. put our veterans back to work. >> the senate is expected to take up the measure this week. a judge in charlottesville ruled attorneys accused of killing his ex-girlfriend is accused of beating her to death in may. a mix of alcohol and prescription medication is what killed her. another judge sealed her records. the judge today ruled there will be no cameras in the court and jurors will have to fill out questionnaires about their media exposure to the case. a student is being held without bond tonight in the murder of another student. she is accused of killing 19-year-old cortney mccoy during

a weekend party. students and staff are returning to campus trying to understand what happened. this is the second murder on campus this year. tracee wilkins has more from the school. behind me is the campus of the state university. to my left is the house where that party happened just over the weekend. right in front of this house is where the 19-year-old student lost her life. here at the house, they have the crime tape here. some of the remnants of the party that happened here. the second time in less than two year that is a student has been violently attacked and killed. a memorial service was held yesterday after the 19-year-old was found stabbed to death outside an off-campus house. she was a physics major and sang in the choir. police arrested and charged another student with the stabbing.

23-year-old shawnee ligens is in court. she was a business major. the stabbing happened after a fight inside the home spilled out on to the street. the suspect lived inside the home where the fight began, according to police. students who knew the victim are struggling to understand how this could have happened. the violence really needs to stop. no words. no words. >> it was very surprising. very sad. she was a good person, too. i didn't hear anything about her. she was always nice. >> it's kind of scary. it's an erie feeling. >> reporter: we knocked on the door of the house to speak to the roommates. they said through the door they had no comment. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. italian prime minister is denying rumors he's going to resign. italy has become an increasing

focus of the euro zone debt crisis. lawmakers are trying to push through several reforms to keep the country afloat. the coalition is growing weaker by the day. today, two journalists reported he was about to resign. then he post add message online saying rumors were baseless. on wall street, stocks made moderate gains in the final hours of training as investors continued to get mixed headlines. the dow picked up 84 points. the nasdaq up nine and the s&p 500 end of the day about seven points higher. tobacco companies won't be forced to put graphic images on the packages of cigarettes. the food and drug administration wanted images like diseased

lungs to warn against the dangers. the tobacco companies say it violates their freedom of speech. the judge blocked the requirement until it's settled. it could take years. a report published in the journal of pediatrics finds acetaminophen may worsen. it's marketed as tylenol. the report revealed several studies saying it could spark asthma symptoms and new cases. there's no proof that it directly causes asthma, but it shows the need for parents to be cautious when dispensing medication to their children. beautiful day. the flip side is we are ending earlier. an hour earlier than we are used to. let's get the first forecast. back to standard time and early evenings. veronica johnson is here to talk about the day.

>> that is right, guys. the sun will be setting at 5:02 today. meanwhile, today was well before 7:00. we have a nice start to the workweek. maybe you saw some of this when you went outside and started your car earlier this morning. take a look at the frost there. this is in maryland. frost throughout the area. outlying suburbs, a frosty start but boy oh boy. temperatures got into the 60s. some areas upper 60s. we are running a couple degrees above average. a nice, calm light wind throughout the area. the air is dry. you can see on the satellite and radar, there's no rain around this area. you have to go up into northwestern ohio in northern indiana to get the rain. a big area of high pressure. so, where is that area of high pressure, the clear skies going to send our temperatures? not as chilly overnight. we head down to 57 degrees at

7:00. 52 degrees at 9:00. a nice clear, starry sky for us. the fast forecast, we have a beautiful evening. not as chilly tomorrow morning. for the rest of the week, we have a little bit of wet, wild and windy weather to talk about. all that coming up in a couple minutes. tomorrow is election day for some areas. we'll see what kind of weather we can have. jim? >> thank you. a fourth woman is accusing republican candidate herman cain of inappropriate behavior. she told the story today in new york. steve handelsman has the developments. >> reporter: it's the first time a woman came forward to tell her story with herman cain. she says in july, 1997 after being fired from a job in chicago, she came to washington to get advice from national ceo

herman cain. after dinner, cain physically assaulted her. >> he suddenly reached over and put his hand on my leg, under my skirt. i was very, very surprised and very shocked. i said what are you doing? you know i have a boyfriend. this isn't what i came here for. mr. cain said, you want a job, right? >> reporter: he says cain stopped. she did not file charges. nbc news cannot confirm the allegations. attorney gloria allred said cain was sexually inappropriate. after three women accused him of it this month, violet said she decided to do it publicly. >> i want you, mr. cain, to come clean. admit what you did. >> cain issued a statement de

denying false allegations. today's news poll found cain was holding steady with republicans. 54% not concerned about voting for him. 15% a little concerned. 13% quite concerned. cain rivals are trying to take advantage. >> it's up to cain to get the information out and out in total. >> she's telling her story to put a name and face on the charges. >> reporter: unlike her liberal lawyer, she's a liberal activist. she saw cain, he remembered her, but did not apologize. switching to football now. the only good news for washington fans is the miami dolphins are up next. >> yeah, they just won their first game. the redskins turned to ball over three times against the 49ers. they jumped out to an early lead

and held on, 19-11. this is the fourth loss in a row. they have a 3-5 record. plenty of fans are sounding off on facebook on www.nbcwashington.com. >> of course. mark hoffman wrote this posting saying skins could end up in a 0-0 tie. >> if we're lucky, we'll get a top ten pick this draft. stick a fork in the redskins, they are done this year. ouch. kevin thinks washington's offense is in breach of contact. how can they continue to collect a check? thanks to everybody who posted comments. the verdict watch continues here on news 4. also ahead, is kim kardashian having doubts about the divorce? why she traveled to minnesota to see kris humphreys.

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well, she came and she went. lindsay lohan is a free woman agachblt just four and a half hours after turning herself into jail this morning, she was sentenced to 30 days behind bars for violating a probation because of a necklace theft conviction. she was released after a few hours because of overcrowding issues at the jail. she'll have to continue her community service at the los angeles morgue. is kim kardashian having second thoughts about her divorce in kris humphreys after 72 days of marriage? it's what sources are saying. kardashian left for minnesota to see him over the weekend.

she booked a flight for the last minute because she felt she owed it to him to speak to him face-to-face. kardashian was unsure about weather to end the marriage. they met with a pastor who married them to talk about what's going on between them. >> where in the world is matt lauer? >> look out below. >> wow. >> wow. all right. how fun. >> we interrupt this right now. we have a special report on the verdict. here is harry smith. this is an nbc news special report. here is harry smith. the verdict is in in the trial of dr. conrad myrrhry. he's accused of involuntary manslaughter. >> to everybody, good afternoon.

>> good afternoon. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, i am advised the jury has reached a verdict. who is the floor person? >> i am, your honor. >> chair three. >> you have reached a verdict? >> yes, sir. >> have they signed the appropriate verdict form? >> yes, sir. >> do you have all the verdict forms with you? >> yes. >> could you provide the verdict forms to deputy jones who will then present them to me. thank you. court has reviewed the verdict form and ladies and gentlemen, there was a typo in terms of the date of the alleged incident. it was written june 9, 2009. number three, you have corrected that to june 25 and put

squigglies after that? >> yes. >> thank you. >> i have reviewed the form. i will pass it to the court recorder. she will publish the verdict. >> superior court of california, los angeles county. the people of the state of california plaintiff versus conrad robert murray, defendant. case number sa 073164. title of court and cause. we, the jury in the above action find the defendant conrad robert murray guilty of involuntary manslaught manslaughter. section 192 subsection b. alleged victim, michael joseph jackson, alleged date of june 25th, 2009.

as charged in count one of the information, this 7th day of november, 2011, floor person juror seat number 3. is this your verdict? your individual and personal verdict? >> yes. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm going ask you whether this is your individual and personal verdict. i'm going to be asking you individually if this is correct. if it is your individual and personal verdict say yes. if it is not your personal verdict say no. is this your individual and personal verdict juror one? >> yes, sir. >> juror 2. >> yes, sir. >> juror 3. >> yes. >> juror 4, yes. >> 5. >> yes. >> juror 6? >> yes. >> juror 7. >> yes. >> juror 8? >> yes.

>> juror 9? >> yes. >> 10? >> yes. >> 11? >> yes. >> record the verdict. council waive further reading of the verdict? >> yes your honor? >> yes. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, i will now read to you final instructions upon discharge of jurors. you have completed your jury service on this case. on behalf of the employees of the los angeles superior court and the parties in this case and others involved in this case, please accept my thanks for your time and effort. throughout this trial, i have admonished each of you not to discuss anything about this case. >> we have the case on friday. deliberation was done early this morning. the judge was informed the jury had reached a unanimous decision of what you just saw. judge michael pastor going

through and individually asking each juror whether or not they agreed with the unanimous decision. it has to be unanimous. what we have found out in the last couple minutes, dr. conrad murray is found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. jeff rossen has been at the courtroom every day throughout the trial. he joins us now. jeff, your reaction from where you stand? >> reporter: harry, as soon as that bus clears, you'll see the reaction from the michael jackson fan who is gathered outside the courthouse. as soon as the guilty verdict was read, there was screaming, honking in the streets. you can see them on your screen. they started playing michael jackson music here. keep in mind, harry, conrad murray was not charged with murder. many thought, as they were discussing this around cocktail parties that the prosecutors had to prove that michael jackson

was killed by conrad murray. it's not the case. he was charged with manslaughter. the burden for the prosecutor here, which he has met, according to the jury. he had to prove gloss criminal negligent leading to michael jackson's death. i hope we get to hear from the jurors of what happened in the deliberation room. there were 49 witnesses. over 500 pieces of evidence. many wondered what would happen being they didn't reach a verdict on friday. >> everything we have been reading about this jury is that it has been very attentive every single day keeping copious notes, alert and well aware of everything presented to them. tom is a long time jackson attorney. he joins us this morning. tom, what is your reaction to this verdict? >> well, i think it's the right result. it's a just result. it's a good day for justice.

however, nothing is going to bring michael jackson back. however, i'm happy for the family and all those who loved michael jackson. he went way too soon. he was brilliant. we never should have lost him. this will send a message to physicians, i hope, throughout the country, just because you are treating a celebrity, don't bend your ethical obligations. propofol was administered to michael jackson. everybody brought to bear in the trial says this has been a medical, serious breach of medical ethics. tom, thank you very much. pete has legal analysis for us now. he joins us from washington. pete, the judge has a decision to make now. now that he had a unanimous decision, he has to decide what the sentence will be. >> the law in california changed hins he was charged.

the maximum penalty is four years in the state prison. bauds the prisons are so overcrowded earlier this year, the law was changed to say nonviolent first offenders, and dr. murray would quality, can serve in the county jail. l.a. county jail has an overcrowding problem. it's possible he could be sent to home detention forced to wear an ankle bracelet. he may not serve time in state prison. maybe only a limited time, if any in county jail and could serve most of the sentences at home with monitoring and the judge also has the option to put him on probation. >> all of that is possible along with him losing his license to practice medicine. pete williams, thank you so

much. we thank jeff rossen and tom. there will be more on this later on this evening on the "nightly news" with brian williams and of course on msnbc as well and your local nns station. for now, that's it from new york. >> you have been watching an nbc special report. the verdict is in. dr. conrad murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson in june, 2009. the verdict reached after nine hours of deliberation. on the second day of the jury's deliberations. there you can see dr. conrad murray live in the courtroom where the verdict has been read. >> no reaction from murray. we did hear plenty of reaction from people outside cheering and horns honking. when we come back after this break, an attorney will join us with thoughts and insights on what happened as we hear word

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weather. the high pressure system hanging around. nice and mild tomorrow. then we have a cold front off to the west. the cold front will be producing more high clouds for the area. by the time we get to wednesday, partly sunny. there's the cold front with showers and thunderstorms. big time thunderstorms in the plains around oklahoma. once the storm system moves through. friday morning, falling temperatures and windy conditions. that's for friday. first the rain on thursday. your evening nice and mild from low 60s to the mid 50s. 30 to 43 degrees tomorrow. that's the one thing about the fall nights and mornings, you get a big range in temperatures, 30 to 43 to start things out. the high tomorrow, 65 to 71. another beautiful day for us, it's nice and warm. take a look at wednesday, 67 degrees. okay, the indian summer lasts through wednesday. then we start cooling back down with the clouds on thursday.

talking rainshowers, too. right now, your veterans day is looking chilly and windy with a high of 53. weekend, everybody always looks at the weekend. that's coming up in a couple minutes. >> thank you. there is a guilty verdict in the conrad murray trial. guilty of involuntary manslaughter. these pictures live inside the courtroom. we have not seen an expression from michael jackson's doctor, yet. we want to bring in a well known attorney. you were telling us moments ago you were not surprised by the verdict. >> no, i wasn't. when you break the case down and look at the use of propofol, there isn't any explanation that any person would accept as true in this case, particularly. using propofol in the home with a private doctor just absolutely out of the question. >> so, the fact that the defense did not put him on the stand

really is inconsequential? >> it's inconsequential to me because juries are instructed not to comment on the silence of a defendant. it is inconsequential that there was an interview with the police and it would have been very, very difficult to overcome and the emotion to overcome the defense on the stand would have been difficult for him. >> in your defense, they are saying the threshold for convicting a doctor is efficient. is that why some people might have been surprised by this? >> i think who the person is, in this case, we have a doctor who was taking care of probably the most famous person ever on this planet. everyone loved michael jackson. i think there was a lot of external factors to consider here. i think juries take their oath very seriously as did this jury. who he was in the community, i think factored in. when you strip it down, when you

look at the facts, there was absolutely no explanation for the use of that medication. >> do you think the emotion that those audio tapes brought about, for people watching for the jury watching and listening to michael jackson clearly sounding drugged, do you think that impacted the jury? >> i think it had to. i think it impacted anyone who listened to that audio clip of michael jackson's voice. i's so contrary to the michael jackson, the visual we know michael jackson to be. but, it begs the question of drug addiction. it begs the question of why a doctor would give narcotics and medication and the quantity given to michael jackson with who he was and what he was suffering from in his life. >> we have heard about the potential of probation all the way to four years. but, you compared it to

something that another story we had on earlier, lindsay lohan, overcrowding. he may not see jail time. >> i think the reality is he won't see the inside of a jail just like lindsay lohan. california has a different system of calculating time and they have a policy in place about overcrowding. different from here. the likelihood of him going behind bars as we know jail to be is unlikely. >> the sen sense will come at a later time. you think there's more to come in profession here? >> like in the civil sense, like o.j., we'll see a prosecution in the civil sense about myrrh rare here. >> he could lose his medical license. >> i think he will. >> thank you so much. we appreciate you sharing your insights. >> thank you. >> we'll have much more as the continuing coverage moves on throughout the evening on news 4 at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. live coverage at the top of the

hour. two penn state university officials are being charged in connection with a sex abuse case and a former assistant football coach. >> he was arrested saturday. he's charged with abusing eight young boys over a 15-year span. brian moore has the latest. >> reporter: two top university administrators surrendered to authorities refusing to report it. the athletic director is accused of lying to a grand jury about disturbing allegations focusing on defensive coordinator, jerry sandusky. >> they allowed a child predator to continue to victimize children for many, many years. >> reporter: sandusky charged with abusing eight young boys over a 15-year period when he

was a coach and after his retirement. >> this is not a case about football. it's not a case about universities. it's a case about children who had their innocence stolen from them in a culture that did nothing to stop it or prevent it from happening to others. >> graduate students caught him abusing a boy in this athletic facility back in 2002 and reported it to the head football coach joe paterno. he notified the two administrator who is did nothing. paterno has been cooperating. >> he's not a target at this point. >> reporter: authorities insist this unfinished investigation is not about football, it's casted a dark shadow over the most storied program in college sports. brian moore, nbc news, washington. >> we want to go back to live pictures in los angeles. apparently conrad murray is

about to leave the courtroom. he was found guilty. there he goes right now. guilty of involuntary manslaughter as the door shuts on a sentence of probation to four years. we'll have more on that, too. a live report coming up at the top of the hour. these are outside aerial shots. >> yes. there's been a lot of activity. there was cheering outside the courtroom after the verdict was reached. this follows a six-week trial. the verdict comes on day two after nine hours of afteit's about building cars in america.

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back now with more on the top story this afternoon. live pictures from the courthouse in los angeles where dr. conrad murray has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson in 2009. we are waiting to see the jury emerge from the courthouse and

we are waiting to see michael jackson's family, his sister la toya did tweet earlier before the verdict was revealed. >> he faces probation to four years. the sentencing is november 29th. we are going live to l.a. in a few minutes at the top of the hour on news 4 at 5:00. still ahead, thousands participated in bank transfer day. >> what that means for customers who are now using credit unions. what's the one best thing about vacation on the gulf? the great outdoors in mississippi. our seafood in louisiana. our beaches in florida. choosing between them almight be tough. but everyone agrees, the gulf is vacation at it's best. and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. so come on down to mississippi. louisiana. florida. alabama. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters, and we're 100% open for business.

saturday was bank transfer day all over the country. consumers were encouraged to move their money out of banks to credit unions. we have more on what financial experts say you should know before you make the switch. >> reporter: credit unions already had a banner month in october. >> they picked up more than they gained the entire prior year. >> reporter: the biggest banks are backing off debit card fees, but millions are expected to switch. financial experts like jean say move cautiously. >> if you are an online

customer, do it correctly. >> it's more complicated but doable. >> reporter: nor ma garcia says open your new account with a small deposit. just small enough to keep it open with no balance. then organize the automatic deposits. >> don't put your money in a bag and pull it out. do it electronically. >> reporter: leave some money in your old account until confirmation of the switch. the smaller institutions are eager for the business and making good deals. >> reporter: get written confirmation that the old account is closed. that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now.

we, the jury find the defendant conrad robert murray guilty at the crime of involuntary manslaughter. >> it's our breaking news tonight after two days of deliberations. the verdict is in. a jury finds michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter. good evening. welcome. i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm jim handly. six weeks later, after the guilty verdictverdict, cheers e. conrad murray taken into custody without bail after hs