this is a belief that we have here. >> amir, i hope you see it. >> hopefully very soon. >> amir, thanknk you for talking to us. >> thank you, anderson, thank you very much. >> stay strong. >>> the latest on some other stories we are following. >>> anderson, a mixed message from iran about those two american hikers jailed on spying charges. today, the iranian judiciary said it was only considering a request to set bail, contradicting the iranian president's earlier statement that the men could be freed in a couple of days. >>> in libya, gadhafi loyalists face a new deadline. the country's interim leadership today gave people in the pro-gadhafi stronghold just 48 hours to leave the city. >>> george anthony, casey anthony's father, today said he thinks he knows how his granddaughter, caylee, died. in an interview with dr. phil mcgraw, anthony said he suspects his daughter or someone with her may have drugged the 2-year-old so casey could go out and, quote, have a good time. casey anthony was acquitted of first-degree murder in july. >>> and a "360" followup. gumby has surrendered. he was

this is a belief that we have here. >> amir, i hope you see it. >> hopefully very soon. >> amir, thank bravery and thank you for talk to me. >> thank you, anderson, thank you very much. >> stay strong. >>> the latest on some other stories we are following. >>> anderson, a mixed message from iran about those two american hikers jailed on spying charges. today, the iranian judiciary said it was only considering a request to set bail, contradicting the iranian president's earlier statement that the men could be freed in a couple of days. >>> in libya, gadhafi loyalists face a new deadline. the country's interim leadership today gave people in the pro-gadhafi stronghold just 48 hours to leave the city. >>> george anthony, casey anthony's father, today said he thinks he knows how his granddaughter, caylee, died. in an interview with dr. phil mcgraw, anthony said he suspects his daughter or someone with her may have drugged the 2-year-old so casey could go out and, quote, have a good time. casey anthony was acquitted of first-degree murder in july. >>> and a "360" followup. gumby was last se

cyrus amir-mokri, please proceed. >> thank you, mr. chairman. with me or my parents sitting behind me and my sister. chairman johnson, senator shelby, and distinguished members of the committee, i am honored to appear before you today for the position of the secretary of treasury for financial institutions. i introduced my family. i just wanted to say that i would not be here today without their loved, support, and a sacrifice. i want to take a moment right now to give special recognition to my parents sacrifice. they send their two children abroad. physical separation between parents and children is difficult under any circumstance, but this difficulty was even more pronounced in those days because of the tension of the relations between united states and iran. to give me and my sister the support that we needed to go through school and young adulthood, my parents left behind everything that they worked for and more and joins us in the u.s. to start a new life. so we came to america in search of truth. that we are in doubt by our creator with u

plus any business plan amir peretz and puts the finishing touches on the north korean pipeline to start pumping gas to europe i'll have more of that in business in twenty minutes. this is r t welcome its no ten pm choose day here in moscow by names kevin owen and first tens of thousands of angry italians have hit the streets nationwide to protest the halasz new austerity package being debated in rome a number of violent scuffles between demonstrators and police have already been reported underlining the political and social tensions and it's really wrestles with this massive debts that is of one.

conrad murray, to michael amir williams, jackson's personal assistant, who saved that voicemail on his smartphone and played it for the injury today. >> call me right away. please. please call me right away, thank you. >> reporter: moments later, williams calls dr. murray back and finds him smack in the middle of a struggle to revive jackson, who was not breathing. >> he said, "where are you?" i sam, "i'm downtown." and he said, "get here right away, mr. jackson had a bad reaction. get here right away." and i said, "what's going on?" he said, "get somebody up here immediately." >> reporter: but murray does not call 911, and neither does the young assistant. instead, he calls jackson's ply vat security team and reaches fa people muhammad, the chief of security, who goes upstairs and seeps murray working on the boss. >> i saw mr. jackson's feet near the side of the bed, on the ground and as i continue to walk over, i could see the rest of his body and i saw dr. murray near his side. i asked him, "how it's looking? how is it going?" and he said, "it's not looking good." and then inproceed

and you'll hear the recording, that conrad murray leaves michael amir williams at this time. >> call, please. please call me right away, thank you. >> michael amir williams calls conrad murray back immediately and told to get here right away. mr. jackson had a bad reaction. he's not told to call 911. he's simply told to get there right away from downtown los angeles to 100 north carolwood in the homeby hills area. michael amir williams makes a number of phone calls and gets a hold of alberto alvarez, a security guard, part of michael jackson's personal security. they actually were housed in this trailer on the side of the house. alberto alvarez being on site is told to go in the house, there had been a problem and michael jackson had a bad reaction according to conrad murray. alvarez goes in the house and eventually goes upstairs. he goes up the stairs showing this picture, gets up to the landing and proceeds into the bedroom where he sees what appears to him to be michael jackson's lifeless body on the bed. conrad murray is giving cpr with one hand while michael lay on the bed. albe

plus any business plan amir peretz and puts the finishing touches on the north korean cry point to start pumping gas to europe i'll have more on that in business in twenty minutes. just joined us this is a it's now eleven pm choose the evening here in moscow with me kevin owen and the syrian regime is accused of having more blood on its hands with government troops allegedly firing at demonstrators in the besieged city of homs that's ahead of the arab league chief's visit to damascus with a peace plan to try and solve the syria standoff.

on the line, a panicked conrad murray to michael amir williams, jackson's personal assistant. >> he said, "where are you?" i said, "i'm downtown." and he said, "get here right away, mr. jackson had a bad reaction. get here right away." and i said, "what's going on?" and he said, "get somebody up here immediately." >> reporter: conrad murray did not call 911, and neither did the young assistant. instead, williams calls jackson's private security team and reaches faheem muhammad, chief of security, who goes up the stairs and sees conrad murray working on the boss. >> i saw mr. jackson's feet near the side of the bed, on the ground and as i continued to walk over, i could see the rest of his body and i saw dr. murray near his side. i asked him, "how it's looking? how it's going?" and he said, "it's not looking good." and then i proceeded to go and look at mr. jackson. >> reporter: muhammad said dr. murray was doing cpr and in a panic. >> he appeared very nervous. he was on his side. he was sweating. >> reporter: and jackson? >> his eyes were open and his mouth was slightly open. >> did he a

that will take through the next decade and move past stability to further development where the blood amir putin widely expected to take over the kremlin again next year he will become the first russian president to serve a six year term but analysts say a lot of his hands for reform in the country if you want to stay the top man for years to come. putting came out with their make major slogan stability now it's not time we still need to preserve stability but we want innovation something good that if was coming out with so it will depend on how the teenage. able to push for innovation marginalization at the same time present instability because now it's a rather difficult time all over the world with their continuing crises in the eurozone still uncertain is even in the emerging economies there are lots of talk about him being a full twelve years for next to turn so if he wants to be for than two terms in power of course he has to make some progress over the next six years will stay with us we've got plenty more headed your way including piece by veto palestinian officials accused washing

." >> reporter: mortgage banker amir said says chookaszian is one of the rare breed of loan applicant these days. >> they're the small exclusive group of people in the economy that their income has stayed in place, they haven't lost their job. >> reporter: but despite the lowest rate since 1949, refinances are actually down 1% compared to last year. that's because there's a cruel paradox at work. the americans who could benefit the most from the lower rates-- the nearly 11 million who owe more than their homes are worth-- can't qualify for refinancing because they don't have any equity in their homes. people like jackie and juan camacho of aurora, illinois. >> the only way to describe it is frustration. >> reporter: the camacho's home is worth $65,000 less than they paid five years ago. a refinance to the current rate could save them $382 a month. >> we're going to pay this huge amount of money every month for how many years? how many years are we going to be trapped? so we can approve it and send it to the printer. >> reporter: with a young family and a growing marketing business, th

headlines kremlin comeback the world reacts to news that glad amir putin is running for the russian presidency again next year with dmitri medvedev now planning to replace him his head of government while some are skeptical about the move to ted and continues enjoying high approval ratings among the russian people. a clampdown on freedom of expression in the u.k. is a historic precedent is set over a ban on marching in parts of london police say was necessary to prevent violence and disorder a plan by far right groups. european leaders are preparing a rescue plan as they battle to stave off a double dip recession and the prospect of greek default while the i.m.f. warns it may not be able to help out bigger economies but the fund is accused of being too tough on some countries while taking a soft stance on the.

when the defendant called michael amir williams to say there had been a problem. that 911 call was not made at 12:15 when michael amir williams returned the call and spoke to conrad murray who only relaid he needed to get there right away. the 911 call was instructed to be given at 12:20 p.m. now, emergency response was on the scene immediately. however, it was all together too late because michael was already dead. but the paramedics did respond to the scene and took every effort they could to revive mr. jackson. you'll learn that they got on scene on top of the patient at 12:26 p.m. his pupils, mr. jackson's pupils were fixed and dilated. there was no pulse noted by any of the paramedics on scene. murray had indicated he felt that jackson had been down only a minute. i was just talking to him. no one felt a pulse, murray claimed he did. this was not felt by any of the emergency medical personnel on scene. and when specifically asked what have been giving him, what has he taken? the paramedics were told lorazepam. specifically asked what had been administered and

on the line a panicked conrad murray to michael amir williams, personal assistant. >> he said where arend i said i'm downtown. >> he said get here right away, mr. jackson had a bad reaction. get here right away. >> i said what is going on. he said get someone up here immediately. >> he did not call 911 and neither did the young assistant. williams calls jackson's private security team. >> i saw mr. jackson's feet near the side of the bed on the ground and as i continue to walk over i could see the rest of his body and i saw dr. murray near his side. i asked him how is it looking, how is it going and he said it is not looking good. and i proceeded to go and look at mr. jackson. >> reporter: he said dr. murray was doing cpr and in a panic. >> he appeared very near obvious. he was on his side. he was sweating. >> and jackson -- >> his eyes were open and his mouth was slightly open. >> did he appear to be dead? >> yes. >> reporter: he said he then notice jackson's children watching it all from the hallway. >> paris was on the ground balled up crying and prince was just standing there and he

. >> did you then terminate your phone call with michael amir?>> where about do you think you were when you actually hung up the phone from michael amir, if you know? >> well, i was already in the landing so i must have been in this general area, sir. >> okay. and were you walking toward the entrance here that goes into the foyer? >> that's correct. >> okay. who proceeded in to the foyer first? conrad murray or yourself? >> mr. conrad murray, sir. >> were you directly behind him? >> yes, i was. >> your honor, can we dim the lights? i have a series of photographs. thank you. mr. alvarez, do you see people's 21? >> yes, i do. >> and from this vantage point th then, is this the view from the foyer area looking in to what the diagram reflected as bedroom number two where michael jackson was located? >> that is correct. >> and people's 22 -- is this essentially the same view but basically with the photographer now taking steps into the actual bedroom? >> that is correct. >> and is that the path you took as reflected in people's 21 and 22 that you went

wouldn't know about the cream. >> reporter: during cross-examination the defense team asked michael amir williams, you're telling us this story now, how come at the time when you were interviewed by the police department on a number of occasions you never brought this up before? how come all of a sudden this is coming up now trying to call into question that testimony. we also heard part of his testimony about michael jackson's children, all three of them being near the room or in the room when michael jackson was there lifeless and how one was bald up crying and another one was basically yelling out his father's name. that may be a set up, jon, for the oldest child to come testify in the courtroom e. is on the witness list that. could happen. as i give it back to you today the big witness here is michael jackson's bodyguard that is expected to testify that it took conrad murray 30 minutes to call 911. jon: thanks. jenna: a little bit more on this case with judge jeanine piro. what is the sense of your case right now. >> my sense is it's not going very well for the defendant. this is a v

. -- it will go on, hashi is the supreme leader, the amir of that organization. is's to the going anywhere. so i think the death of anwar awlaki does, it makes it more one-dimensional, in a way. i'm tough to see a football game. its like taking a qa passing game, they can't reach out as directly to americans in the west but they will still have the capability, they're still going to have the leadership to plan attacks like the package bomb, like the abdulmutallab attack over detroit two christmases ago. >> suarez: anwar all awlaki was the first american subject to the subject of a cia kill or capture order. and now that he has been killed there is more attention focused on the nature of his death. without charge, without indictment, obviously without trial. is this a problem? >> well, i think it's something the administration is clearly sensitive to. and it explains in part why they are describing him so ardently as the chief external operations chief. the administration is going to great pains to explain his operational role. the fact that he was engaged in ongo

in court, new insight into murray's state of mind from jackson's personal assistant, michael amir williamspainted a picture of a doctor on the edge. on june 25th, 2009, williams received a frantic voice message from murray which was played in court. >> please call me right away. >> reporter: that message was left after michael jackson had suffered cardiac arrest. murray gave no indication of that on the message only saying jackson had, quote, a bad reaction. murray called williams, not 911. >> were you asked to call 911? >> no, sir. >> did you, upon hearing that message, call dr. murray? >> yes, sir. >> did he ask you to call 911? >> no, sir. >> reporter: in court, williams was also asked about murray's strange behavior at the hospital, as news spread that the king of pop was dead. >> what, if anything, was the request of conrad murray? >> he said that there's some cream in michael's room or house, i believe room, that he wouldn't want the world to know about and he requested that i or someone give him a ride back to the house. >> did you agree to take conrad murray back to the house? >> n

two minutes later, the assistant, michael amir williams, calls back, finding murray in a panic. >> he told me to get here right away. when i asked what is going on, he asked me to get someone up there. w . >> reporter: williams' first call was to jackson's chief of private security, faheem mu ham add, who rushes to the scene. >> i saw dr. murray near his side. i asked how's it looking? how's it going? and he said, it's not looking good. and then, i proceeded to go and look at mr. jackson. >> and what did you observe about his face at that time? >> that his eyes were open. that his mouth was slightly open. >> did he appear to be dead? >> yes. >> reporter: and then, to his horror, he hears something in the hallway, whimpering. michael jackson's children, paris and prince. >> paris was on the ground, balled up, crying. and prince was just -- he was standing there. and he was just -- he just had a real shocked -- you know, just slowly crying type of look on his face. >> reporter: jackson is loaded on a gurney for the trip downstairs to the ambulance, as his friend and personal assistant a

you represent michael amir williams who was jackson's assistant, how well do you think they knew dr.id not know him very well. they would have brief conversations about general things of concern. >> i know yesterday on the stand alberto alvarez testified and he said that dr. mur murray was doing cpr wrong. he was using one hand. also, that he was calling on alvarez himself to put away and do away with the stash of pills and vials of propofol and other things in the room before calling 911. did any of your clients ever tell you why they believed the doctor waited to call 911 for so long? >> they had no real understanding of why. they didn't know what was going on when they entered the room. all they wanted to do was file the instruction and directions that the doctor was offering because they assumed that he had michael's best interests at heart. >> did they already know that 911 had been called? >> they didn't know what was going on. they were following the direction of the doctor. he laid limp and his eyes were opened and his mouth was agape and there was no move of any kind and the

in court, new insight into murray's state of mind from jackson's personal assistant, michael amir williams painted a picture of a doctor on the edge. on june 25th, 2009, williams received a frantic voice message from murray which was played in court. that message was left after michael jackson had suffered cardiac arrest. murray gave no indication of that on the message, only saying "jackson had a bad reaction." murray called williams, not 911. >> were you asked to call 911? >> no, sir. >> did you upon hearing that message call dr. murray? >> yes, sir. >> did he ask you to call 911? >> no, sir. >> reporter: in court, williams was also asked about murray's strange behavior at the hospital as news spread at the king of pop was dead. >> what, if anything, was the request of conrad murray? >> he said that there's some cream in michael's room or house, i believe room, that he wouldn't want the world to know about and he requested that i or someone give him a ride back to the house. >> did you agree to take conrad murray back to the house? >> no, sir. >> reporter: williams told the court he was

this is amir khan.eady a big hit in britain and making a name for himself around the world and in the united states. khan was an olympic campion at 17. currently ranked adds the best welter lightweight boxer anywhere until world. he says he's coming your way pretty soon. he's pretty confident he's going to get a fight lined up with floyd mayweather. listen to how he out lines his career. >> i want to win everything there. i want to become a pound-for-pound champion of the world. when i wake up that's what drives me to go to the gym and train hard. when i'm tired in the gym, that's what pushes me because i want to be the best there is. >> i wish i would get away with saying i want to be remembered as a legend. somehow it sounds okay coming from his mouth. it is doing great in and out of the ring. he was voted in washington to appear with hillary clinton recently and later this year he says he's going to be meet president obama as well. he's being recognized for his charity work outside the ring and he's

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and yemeni officials confirmed today that known terrorists anwar al-awlaki and amir khan were killed in an attack on a convoy. he was carried out by cia and joint operations command. president obama at the retirement ceremony for admiral mike mullen spoke about the event earlier today. want to say a few words about some important news. earlier this morning, anwar al- awlaki, was killed in yemen. [applause] the death --the death is a major blow to al qaeda'most- actives operational of cilia. he was the leader of the external operations for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. he took the lead in planning and directing efforts to murder innocent americans. he directed a failed attempt to blow up an airplane on christmas day in 2009. he directed a failed attempt to block u.s. cargo planes in 2010. he repeatedly called on individuals to kill innocent men, women, and children to advance the murders agenda. the death of anwar al-awlaki marks another significant milestone to defeat al qaeda and its affiliates. the success is a tribute to our intelligence community and to the efforts of yemen