janet jackson returns to "larry king live." miss jackson if you're nasty. she's a grammy winning singer, author of a forthcoming book "true you". her new movie is "for colored girls" she stars in the tyler perry film which opens in theaters tomorrow november 5. it's her third collaboration with perry. watch. >> get this. just last week, my ex-old man comes in saying, baby, i don't know how she got your number, i'm sorry. >> no, no this is it. >> oh, baby, you know i was high, i'm sorry. >> i'm only human, if we were perfect, we wouldn't have nothing to strive for, so you might as well go on and forgive me because i'm sorry. >> this one is it. i do you like i do you because i thought you could take it? no? i'm sorry. >> now i know you know i love you, but i ain't going to love you the way you want me to love you. sorry. >> that opens tomorrow. "for colored girls," how did this move come about? >> i heard that giggle that you just did. >> larry: you like my giggle? it's kind of a turn on, huh? >> you got a lot of nerve. how did this come about for me? >> larr

jackson the target.n for 544 days, actually shifted around to eight different prisons in that time, he would watch the games on sunday. and said he saw a lot of kansas city chiefs games. but he said when he came back the only confidence he had was in his arm. that first time he dropped back the mechanics and all, his legs were slow to come back. big difference, too, between the mike vick that came back last year and now this year. phil: the one we see. he noticed it right away, when the preseason started, he goes, i can do this now. jim: third down, running for it, going to be right on it at the 50. i believe he's got -- yes he's got the first. phil: he's got it. what a weapon. that's what it's all about. when you can run like this. this is the fastest quarterback that's ever played football in the national football league. it's all about knowing when to do it. to keep your eyes down the field. that's the one thing the colts said about michael vick. now when he runs, they notice his eyes are up, he's loo

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stonewall jackson.he was, you know, he never commanded a theater exactly, but he did commend the valley. what was it about jackson? >> most it was the fact is men believed in him. it wasn't necessarily that the south as a whole, he was right first, a major from vmi. but the people he brought to the war have known this guy enough that they would follow him, these young men would follow him because he had a sense, not a destiny. he didn't think in terms like that. he thought of updating the goal, what i have to do to complete this job, and whether it was just training the troops in the rain, or taking harpers ferry. it was all the same to him, methodical, grind it out, but it can be done. he never had a sense of defeat. that was passed on to his name. i think they would basically follow him anywhere. and has legend grew certainly the leadership of the south and robert e. lee bought into that, that stonewall could get the job done. and he proved it over and over and over again. but he had his faults. there

tmz caught up with jackson's sister la toya. >> i listened to it.und like him. >> okay, thank you. >> reporter: still, it's listed as a track on the new album. an album entertainment insiders say could be a monster seller. >> sales for michael jackson's new album will be so high because fans from around the world just want anything to hold on to from the king of pop. >> reporter: jackson will have a tough time outselling 2009's top-selling artist -- himself. he sold more than 8.2 million albums, more than double that of taylor swift, his nearest competitor. all the proceeds from his new album are going directly to his estate. they'll benefit his children -- prince, paris, and blanket. vinita, rob? >> as wonderful as it is for fans, there are people who aren't happy about it. black-eyed peas frontman will.i.am says to him it's disrespectful. he says michael jackson's songs are finished when michael says they're finished. even though there may not be any disputing whose voice it is, the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waitin

michael jackson's mother gives her first interview since the pop star's death. >> and why rg beaking in th e speaking in theay b area tonight. we'll be right back. the black widow spider's severe bite can cause coma and even death. the african black mamba can kill a man with one bite. but there's an even deadlier predator cigarettes, produced by big tobacco, which take a life every six point five seconds. don't be big tobacco's next victim. >>> actor george clooney is going to stanford. he hasn't enrolled. he's a guest speaker tonight on the subject of slents in the sudan. clooney has been an outspoken advocate for the troubled african nation. he is leading sold out forum on the subject tonight with human rights activist john trender gas. the title is "sudan, preventing the next war." clooney is behind an extensive campaign to ensure that the united states does not allow mass atrocities to happen in the sudan or darfur. >> michael jackson's mother talked about raising his kids today on the oprah show. katherine jackson says she wants to give those kids a normal childhood so she doesn

if you have given jackson an army like grant had -- >> that is the great game of stonewall jackson is that if he had lived, fill in your own theory. unfortunately stonewall jackson didn't live, and because of that, lee did indeed lose his right arm on the battlefield. it had nothing to do with his brain that his operatives in the field was stonewall being able to follow up. we have to remember the battlefield was such a confusing place, the same kind of role was played by stuart, and if jeb report to the building around the union was doing this or that, that dave lee a lot more information sometimes jeb didn't make it and that left the great general as we would find out at gettysburg until it was much too late. the tactics worth one thing, as stone will's the ability to foresee down the road was amplified by many of the officers who salles each other and worked together in the war with mexico. they knew each other at west point. this was a family reunion in a very strange sort of way to a point where lee said they are going to give me a general i don't know that i don't know how to de

s&p down about two. >>> michael jackson's mother says her son was addicted to surgery. she talked about the kick of pop on today's episode of the oprah show. she said her son thought he was ugly when eaves teenageer and decided one day to get a nose job. she said his nose kept getting smaller and smaller after repeated operations. at one point she asked the surgeon to pretend he operated if jackson asked for another surgery. jackson died in june of last year. >>> the city of san jose can't quite cover the costs of the you in the terminal at the airport. the total price tag is $1.3 billion. right now the city is about $110 million short. city leaders say it's more a matter of getting higher credit limits from banks that already hold some of the financing. they're confident they can get credit extensions from some of the loan holders. they'll discuss the topic at tomorrow's city council meeting. >>> someone has collared five birds in the bait area with beer cans. the cans interrupt preening and make it harder for the birds to eat. this is outraged some that volunteers are

we're learning tonight it was michael jackson.ryant spoke at michael jackson's memorial service held last summer. apparently jackson reached out to kobe when bryant first came to the lakers as an 18-year-old. the king of pop understood about being a prodigy and an outsider and he passed along this wisdom to bryant. in an interview with yahoo, kobe says jackson's tireless preparation was the validation he needed to win championships, saying what he did and how he did it was psychotic. >> okay. all right, well, $22 million can buy a lot of rally songs. >> that's a great thought. thank you for that thought. >> i'm just thinking. >> yes, we're going to talk about the giants. aubrey huff, that deal is done. however, what happens now with the other members of the team that want new deals? l cheheck i in witith ththe we'll cck inith the giants anwe'll be worng with these two young men sometime soon. stick around. and so came the dvd player, on sale and twas a wonderful sight to behold. and that's the story of the target 2 day sale starts

. >> ahead, michael jackson's mother talks about the singer's addiction to can cosmetic surgery. >> and michelle obama talk with school children. >> and evidence of salmonella tñÑ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini >>> michael jackson's mother believes that her son was addicted to plastic surgery. she talk to the surgeon -- he died in june 2009 from an overdose of a powerful anesthetic. she tells oprah she couldn't control michael. >> in this case, in change is his face and looks, you could say michael, enough? >> yes, but -- i hear people get addicted to plastic surgery and i think that is what happened to him. i told him, why do you keep going. >> his nose looked like a toothpick from repeated operations. the children are speaking publicly about their father and their lives. they have been living with their grandparents since their father died. 13-year-old prince says he and his father walked the beach early in the mornings and getting soda and eating candy. you can watch the full interviews with michael jackson's children today on oprah at 4:00 p.m. >> president obama wr

michael jackson is back with a new release.of pop's website to listen to the world premiere ever his post hue mass single "breaking news" a look at the media through jackson's eyes. ♪ everybody wants a piece of michael jackson ♪ >> a cut from a new album titled "michael" containing previously unheard material. "michael" will be released december 14th by sony's epic records in conjunction with his estate. but not everyone is excited about the new music. the king of pop's joe jackson has publicly denounced the album saying his son would not want unfinished material released. and some jackson family members suspect ts voice on some of the songs isn't even michael's. >> i listened to it. >> sony denies the allegations stating all material has been thent indicated. to address a continued controversy surrounding the death of her son, katherine jackson will appear later today on the oprah winfrey show. >> i was telling him i didn't want to hear one day that he had overdosed, because it would break my heart. it would kill me, too. >> c

. >>> and, michael jackson's new tune. ♪ >> what jackson's family and the critics are now saying. tuesday, november 16th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> finally an official song from michael jackson. one a duet with akon that the world has been waiting for. we heard a little leak of it and now it's finally ready and we can buy it. >> a whole new album titled just "michael." if you look closely, it's all the best michael moments. you see the criminal outfit, the billie jean one, the thriller. look closely at the new album cover, it's kind of cool. people said when he passed away he was actually worth more dead than alive. this album is going to be huge. we'll see where it goes. >> i know one person who wants to buy it. i should say two. >> two. >> good morning and thanks for being with us. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm rob nelson. >>> just as the holiday travel season gets under way there is growing outrage over those new security measures at the nation's airports. >> passengers are rebelling against the full-body scans and those probing pat-downs. now the government is t

this was jackson second fight back since playing e action >>> jackson is back. beating the dragon on a split decision. this was jackson's second fight back since playing in the action feature film. rampage improved to 31-8. >>> sharks and blue jackets duking it out for the first time since their trip to sweden. rick nash scores once in the first, once in the second and picks up a hat trick in the third in an empty net. sharks shut out at home for the first time since last october. >> rick nash. >>> the raiders. >> way to go, dana. you can see the raiders, steelers tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. right here on cbs5. and that game will be followed of course by "the 5th quarter." >> will is your sports. >> hopefully it will be a good game. >> hopefully. they are going for their fourth straight win. >> that will be great. >> i know you're a big raider fan. >> i hope they win. >> we will be right back. ,,,,,, i just love 'em; we have a great relationship. it really is great. it's good. it really is. it totally is. we go everywhere together. i don't go anywhere without her. ca

but the jackson family says some of those tracks are fake. ♪ so beat it >> reporter: michael jackson's, even in death. ♪ the way you make me feel >> reporter: by far, the best-selling artist in 2009. "this is it" was the highest-grossing concert movie. more than $260 million. there's a michael jackson video game. even a cirque du soleil world tour, dedicated to the king of pop. now, a whole, new album, due to be released december 14th, featuring new songs written and recorded by the late singer. >> there's a long history of albums or singling coming out after an artist has died. and quite often, they do quite well. there's a lot of interest in them. >> reporter: according to tmz, the jackson family says the songs are fakes. son, prince, says he was there when the album was recorded. and none match the sony tracks. and consider this unreleased track, "a place with no name," unearthed by tmz last year. ♪ take me to a place >> reporter: there's talk this could be just one of many michael jackson songs featured on the new album. sony's epic records guarantees the album's authenticity. tell

in the second, stephen jackson h 13-yard touchdown run. 81 yards on 20 carries. 17-13 rams, 2:13 to go in the game. after a long fourth down, michael crabtree gives the 49ers a lead. but there is too much time. big play, 25 yards to jackson to get in field goal range. brown ties it to force overtime. in overtime, troy smith gets rid of the football to walker. pass interference on o.j. and it was a huge call on delanie walker. joe with an easy field goal, 23- 30 the final -- 23-20 the final. niners a huge win to keep hope alive in the nfc west. >> been in the league a couple of years. he understands what winning is about. it's not like i have to sit him down and read him a list off. he knows what it takes and we just have to continue to do that. >> so, the niners have won two straight, three-six, out of the seller but two back from the seahawks with four division games remaining. the raiders had the day off. silver and black move to a tie for first place in the afc west. they visited the broncos. raider fans were happy to see denver's effor

jackson about looking at the human capital.need to allow some of the folks who live there to work as contractors or have jobs to rebuild the places. that restores the pride when you get to rebuild your own home and get to live in it after that. i think that is a way that we can improve the public housing in san francisco. >> i feel like i enclose the connected with this being a social worker for the welfare department. i work in public housing every day. the most important thing is that sf is a great model. it is replacing at 141. it is also providing some money wraparound services. -- it is replacing at one for one. it is also providing so many wraparound services. the problem is that we no longer should have areas with high density of poverty. that has been a problem with public housing. public housing should be a stepping stone. it should not be your final destination. if it is, you should have the pride and services to live a suitable life like most of those live in san francisco. >> i have walked for all of the public hous

jackson before he became known as stonewall jackson, but we wouldn't be seeing any of this if it wasn't for the hard work of the national archives. >> there's a lot of boxes. we have 80 million items in our holdings back to the spanish american war, all permanent records never to be destroyed. so our mission is to preserve them for posterity but also to make them available for people who need them now. >> anyone wanting to check out these famous figures or their relatives online can do so until tomorrow, sunday, at ancestry.com. in new york peter ducey accident fox news. >>> a shopper in up-- ducie, fox news. >>> a shopper in upstate new york didn't find what they were looking and apparently trashed the store. >> but it turns out this customer was a deer. the animal crashed into the window of the wiegmann store in niagra county this morning. shattered glass came crashing down all around them. the injured deer found its way out of the store as officers arrived. >> did you see that clerk making a run for it? >> i wonder if it's okay, though, you know? >> looks like, it's running. >> does

. >>> also, that new michael jackson song was released last night. we'll play some of it for you coming up. and we'll tell you about a battle brewing between the jackson family and sony, which is putting out a new album. >>> but we're going to start this morning with jobs. the battle over how to create jobs here at home and the effort to boost the american economy through our partners abroad. just hours ago, the president arrived in india, for a ten-day trip to asia, where he hopes to improve american trade. abc's ann compton is traveling with the president. she joins us from mumbai. ann, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, too, dan. yes, still stinging from those election defeats. the president is starting a long, foreign trip. and he's doing it with the focus on the burning issue at home, that is jobs. india, a country of a billion consumers. there was no recession here. and scores of american corporate ceos have joined the president here to try to coax india into a little more investment and opening markets to u.s. goods.

. >>> the children of michael jackson speak out, in their first interview since their father's death. paris, prince and blanket told oprah winfrey why michael was the greatest dad in the world and we're going to hear highlights from that interview. >>> plus tony robbins calls himself a peak performance strategist. we could all use one of those every now and again. he's got strategies to helping you beat the holiday grief. >> lock yourself in a room for a month. >>> ann is standing by at the news desk. >>> good morning once again, everybody, in the news, president obama is enjoying a long-awaited homecoming arriving at his boyhood home in indonesia today. he said western and muslim nations like the u.s. and indonesia must do more to build bridges between people of differing beliefs so relations are not dominated by terrorism and security concerns. the president may have to leave indonesia earlier an expected because of an erupted volcano, snarling air traffic and forcing a million people to flee their homes. >>> an investigation into this summer's bp oil disaster finds that bp did not

i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> police are questioning a suspect. manuel gallegus is in mount vernon, ohio, where the intense search is under way. >>> police searching for a missing ohio family combed through this park, about 40 miles north of columbus. patrol helicopters flew overhead, as officers used boats to check the late lake. -- the lake. >> we still would like to remain a hopeful attitude. >> reporter: the public park is just a block from the house, where a s.w.a.t. team rescued 13-year-old sarah maynard. >> i heard them say. they all ran back in in the squad. >> reporter: police found matthew maynard. they arrested him. they are still trying to find has 10-year-old brother cody, mother tina herman, and family friend tiffany sprang. police found blood in the home, about 10 miles from the park and hoffman's house. but within walking distance from where hoffman's mother and stepfather live. >> sprang's father helped lead a group of volunteers who came to help with the s

all that talk of living this weird life with michael jackson.em pretty well adjusted. >> we have been fascinate would the jacksons for five decades and that will continue, clearly, with their children. i think it does underscore the fact that michael jackson was right to keep them shielded from the public view and out of public sight during the formative years because they have come out of that and i think they are interacting incredibly well. >> they said that allowed them then to go out without their dad not be recognized. that was sort of the idea behind that. what is ahead for them do you think? >> i am happy with the way they're adjusting and they're in this great family environment where they are getting to interact with the extended family which most of us don't get to live in the day-to-day life. being around other "normal" children and having the grandparents involved. >> it is hollywood, after all. >> as normal as you can get. >> something to be said for being in a place where a lot of folks have famous parent. that's something else, m

jackson. >> we have to strengthen our small businesses.e great attraction to san francisco is that they get to go to our great restaurants, museums, small businesses. without small businesses, we do not have the magnet to bring folks to our neighborhoods. we have an issue in the western addition where were crosses would drive to the neighborhood but not visit -- where the tour buses would drive through the neighborhood but not visit. toward businesses go through district 10. they know how to findmfrlvçi the district. the idle the buses and to not put us on the tour map. i would mandate that if you drive to our neighborhood, you ought to come visit. i would do that. i would create more parks and open spaces and support small businesses. this would be done for the folks who live in district 10. they would not be done just for tourists. they would be done primarily for the people that live here. the tourists would then come visit our wonderful neighborhood. >> mr. kelly. >> need waterfront development and development of the arts. i was the on

. >>> and then, michael jackson the father. in their first interview, his children talk to oprah. >>> and conan's back. convinced by an angelic larry king to consider cable tv. and o'brien has lots to say about the past nine months. o sa? nice moves fiona. ha, ha, ha, i love 3d. wooo hooooo! [ shrek ] gingy? [ laughs ] do the roar. roar! marty, what's shrek doing on a cruise ship? looks like he's having fun! [ female announcer ] join the dreamworks experience for the ultimate vacation, only on royal caribbean. maybe it's because their department store makeup is so expensive. simply ageless with olay regenerist serum costs less and it won't glob up in lines and wrinkles. you'll look amazing and hapy too. simply ageless, from olay and easy breezy beautiful covergirl. >>> the unemployment rate has been nearly 10% for almost a year and a half. and it could stay that way for a while. paul volcker, one of president obama's top economic advisers, says he doesn't see a quick way to cut unemployment. the former fed chairman says he expe

. >>> and a new controversy, a just-released michael jackson song but some aren't so sure who's really singing. this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, november 8th, 2010. 'morning, everybody. good to see you this monday. i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. president obama is in new delhi this morning meeting with india's prime minister then addresses the parliament, the world's largest democracy, the second stop on his four-nation trip to asia. preeti arla is in washington with the latest. preeti, good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. the ten-day tour is the president's longest trip overseas since taking office trying to boost relations with countries like india hoping to help the u.s. economy. president obama is trying to strengthen ties with the world's largest democracy. >> the relationship between the united states and india is indispensable to addressing the challenges of our time. >> reporter: he's in india trying to boost the u.s. economy encouraging more trade between the two countries. but even halfway around the world, president obama couldn't escape questions

he was friends with andrew jackson.their friendship but i think permit that kind of teasing or what we would see is completely inappropriate statements to make to a president. but i think it was that kind of friendship forged on the american frontier, you know, in those heydays of the 1830's and late 1820. junius in fact in addition to be a great drinking buddy vendor jackson also worked with sam houston for the first president of the texas republic. they were very close friends and there's this kind of masculine camaraderie that all circulates around the tavern that they shared. so i think his threat was a joke crowded by alcohol. >> and there are two questions here that are similar so i'm going to kind of combine them. one ask if you can elaborate on john wilkes booth service and the other one asks how do we know that john wilkes was dead since those records were burned? >> only answer that in two short parts. what i found in my research -- i mean, it's very tip go to document the doings of the secret organization, bu

michael jackson. you want to see the fall, michael jackson. >> that is michael jackson's latest.ngs on sony's upcoming album are fake, sung by an impersonator. but now the news is being confirmed by the family. it's being released in december. >>> lose weight by eating twinkies for every people. a professor tested the theory and the results are sweet. mark hobs began his 10-week experience said that calorie counting is important. he cut it in half and began eating twinkies, little debbi and doritos. in two months he lost 27 pounds and his good cholesterol increased by 20% while his bad cholesterol decreased. despite his surprising results, hobs does not recommend the junk food diet. >> you said it right. boy, my kids are really healthy. >> exactly [ laughing ] . >>> tom skilling has our seven day. tom. >> well, i tell you, mark and micah, do you believe that, first of all? >> you know. >> you seem a little incredulous. >> it sounds a little like junk science. is that the wrong term? >> you think. we'll see. well, i'll tell you one thing, we hope it's pure science when we tell you

thenall an agent at 1-800-state-farm, or go line. >>> michael jackson's mother believes that her son was addicted to plastic surger she talk to the surgeon -- he died in june 2009 from an overdose of a powerful anesthetic. she tells oprah she couldn't control chael. >> in this case, in change is his face and looks, you could say michael, enough? >> yes but -- i hear people get addicted to plastic surgery and i think that is what happened to him. i told him, why do you keep going. >> his nose looked like a toothpick from repeated operations. the children are speaking publicly about their father and their lives they have been living with their grandparents since their father died. 13-year-old prince says he and his father walked the beach early in the morngs and getting soda and eating candy. you can watch the full interviews with michael jackson' children today on oprah at 4:00 p.m. >> president obama wraps up his visit in india with a dramatic gesture his host. in on speech, he backed india for a permanent seat on the u.n. security council. president considers india a world power. >>

jackson from his office would like to make a statement. mr. jackson, good morning. thank you for being here. >> good morning, supervisors. supervisor daly asked me to come before you today and read a letter on his behalf. if you will permit me, i'm happy to. i would like to take this opportunity to echo the concerns of many of my constituents on treasure island. simply put, the appointments before the authority on your agenda today have no t.i. residents representation and as a whole are unacceptable. the title board makes decisions critical to the future and ongoing operations of treasure island. they include budget and active votes of redevelopment agency and the trustee of the title and trust of treasure island. i believe that it is critical to have one or more t.i. residents on the board to ensure that island resident concerns are adequately heard and address. in 2006, the board of supervisors to liberated this issue at the rules committee, rejected an appointee, and asked the mayor to appoint an island resident. the mayor appointed owen stevens, who was unanimo

stephen jackson runs like a hummer with cleats. jackson gets st.lead after 3 quarters, but troy smith is the first niners quarterback in six years to pass for more than 350 yards. smith to michael crabtree. that's a touchdown, folks. niners and rams go to overtime, tied at 20. smith leads them down the field. the former stanford star, called for the penalty. he made singletary happy with that penalty. they still win, 23-20. they're now 3-6 overall. >>> the seahawks flew down into the arizona desert today, and came back with soul possession of first place in the nfc west. nice tackling arizona. bartlet goes 63 yards to score. the cardinals 3-6. >>> the raiders took the day off. no doubt liked watching the game today, because that result sent oakland into a tie for first place. the chiefs never got off the ground. denver scores three touchdowns in the 1st quarter. kyle orton, look at that throw and the super catch. the chiefs ask for a review, but that's a 40-yard touchdown for the broncos. the chiefs fall to 5-4, the exact same record as the idle oa

you know, i knew michael when it was the jackson five.ay with that with you? >> yeah, yeah, yeah -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you see me wince a little? no, but -- you never look better than in that ladies unitard that you had on. >> tracy: thank you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> that was something. was that suit padded in any way? >> tracy: no. [ laughter ] that was all me. >> oh, i meant in the shoulders. >> tracy: no. >> jimmy: he meant in the shoulders. >> what did you think i meant? oh, well. >> jimmy: congratulations on this book. look at this -- is this your second book or third book? >> well, there was a book called "cavett," then there was one called "eye on cavett," years after that. this one is a collection of my blogs from "new york times online." there's still some squares who say, "i can never find you column in the paper." well, partly because it's online. >> jimmy: it isn't on paper, yeah. [ laughter ] you have to download that paper and print it out if you want to see it on paper. >> isn't it funny that i'm sitting he

from atlanta to montgomery to jackson doxpect on and off rain right through the day. now, later on today, some of that will start moving into the carolinas. and then during the day tomorrow, that's where the heaviest rains will be. so possibility for two wet days in a row around atlanta. eventually on tuesday, that rainfall is going to move into washington, d.c., philadelphia, and probably tuesday night into wednesday for areas of new york city and new england. so it's pretty big swath of rain. in fact, much needed in the southeast, which has been really dry so far this fal if you're watching us on nbc news in charleston, south carolina, from closing to decor get a glimpse of everyday lifestyle during the civil war at threads of war at the charleston museum. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> thank you, bill. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. family power spoke at the weekend box office earning the animated 3-d comedy "mega mind" top spot fr a second straight weekend. foweeks there have been virtually no films for y

now, the incident occurred in the car while it wag traveling between pacific and jackson here in chinatown. let's go to when police actuly start conducting what we believe is an arrest. >> help us! video cameras. >> reporter: we don't know exactly whether or not the two women the police took into custody there are actually suspected in the incident, but we do know that police actually folled a blood trail leading away fm the cable car up pacific, and they arrested a male suspect. now, they arrested the male spect minutes after the incident. we weren't told exactly who the suspect was but police have the he individual in custody. we're told the condion ductor was taken -- conductor was taken to general hospital. the individual the conduct was abbed in the torso and woe don't have any information on this condition at this poin and we don't know exactly why the two women, who were taken into custody by the police, were actually taken in. we'll try to find thought out -- that out later. we'll have an update at :00 and find out exactly what is going on here. mason street is closed. try to avoi

jackson 81 yards on 20 carries. 17-13 rams, 2:13 to go in the game.er a long fourth down, michael crabtree gives the 49ers a lead. too much time left. big play, 25 yards to jackson to get in field goal range. brown ties it to force overtime. this pass was ruled incomplete but pass interference. san francisco is in field goal range. from 29, 23-20 the finals. niners get the second straight victory. troy smith 356 yards, did not turn it over. niners a huge win to keep hope alive in the nfc west. >> he has been in the league a couple of years. he understands what winning is about. it's not like i have to sit him down and read him a list off. he knows what it takes and we just have to continue to do that. >> so, the 49ers won two straight, out of the sellers but two games behind the seahawks in the west. the raiders had the day off. silver and black move to a tie for first place in the afc west. they visited the broncos. trailing 28-0, matt hasselbeck loses the football. jason hunt erie covers, 75 yards for the score. you can't figure out the nfl. broncos

there is a controversy now as to whether or not it is actually michael jackson.isten to is and see what we think. ♪ everybody wanting a piece of michael jackson ♪ ♪ stuck in the moves of michael jackson ♪ ♪ just when you thought it was done he goes to give it again ♪ >> i'm dancing. sounds like it was probably a little of him and enhancement. >> i don't know. these things are so tough. i don't know when it was recorded. i mean it was -- sort of has the billie jean sort of beat. the beat sounds like michael. his voice, you never know. he had such a wide range. i feel like. you know, it is a good song. >> going to be debated needless to say. >>> friday if you followed the keith olbermann story you wondered when will he be put on the show. tuesday. it's quick. two days. if you hadn't followed what played out, friday morning a website found out that he had done, made political contributions without permission from the head of msnbc. three political contributions, $2,400. more or less, msnbc and parent company nbc, have strict enforcement of a policy. they say journal

first, michael jackson's children speak out. >> we're going to hear from them coming up. >>> and we allnow that eating too much cheese probably could help you pack on the pounds, so why is a group created by the u.s. government trying to get you to eat more of it, even while warning against obesity? >>> in a moment we will talk to six members of the jury and also hear from the victim's sister and aunt and a long-time family friend. but first, nbc's peter alexander has the details. >> reporter: these murders were really as cruel as any in recent memory. from the very start, prosecutors insisted if there was ever a case that demanded the death penalty, this was that case. now here, more than three years after that crime took place, a jury voted unanimously that steven hayes should be put to death. >> i was really crying for loss. >> reporter: as the verdict was read, an emotional dr. petit learned that one of the killers will be heading to death row. >> i think the defendant faces far more serious punishment from the lord than he could ever face from mankind. >> reporter: dr. petit's fait