and then hear the pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: howard macdonald's whole family was there, eating breakfast. >> i grabbed each of my kids and throw them under the table. i seen the glass shatter behind everybody's heads. >> reporter: sencion appeared to be aiming at five, uniformed members of nevada's air national guard, seated at the back of the restaurant for a breakfast meeting. he struck all five, killing three of them. two men and a woman. he also killed a civilian woman, in the line of fire. witnesses said he reloaded at least once. >> the nevada guard is deeply

popped up.o we repoured the fruit juice, wait nine minutes and screw on the handle until... this time, it popped up. >> there we go. >> yes. >> she puts the pop back in, and takes orange handle off and viola. a frozen pop. we try a second time. and there it is. perfect. >> there we go. >> wow. >> woo. >> i like it. >> and danielle? >> i liked it. i think it worked well. we were just doing it wrong. >> the more you practice it, better you get. >> as in much of life. it's available online and gos for $50 tlchl is a link on our web site to check it out. >> i recognize that blonde young lady. >> do you? hmmm. >> great and is just ahead, politics of labor. the president's z.those who wanted jobs square off on jobs and the battle over unions in america. >> and september 11th anniversary approaches and what might be al qaeda's next weapon of choice. >> huge financial problems for postal service and what it may fail to deliver this month. ababú [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us t

pop pop the good guys. you know even pop guys it depends on how a musician they tell me what is the way or what to say you want to know what i will wear to my thing you just do it everywhere it is well you know when i normal life you and when when i played with herbie man for instance in the sixty's in new york i was a young man i was twenty two years old or something like that and herbie mann just was just starting a record label so he said chick come in come in make a record for me i said all great i've got this music i'm working on he said yeah but i'd like you to use a couple of the players and some tamales i said well no that's not my music kirby you know so i declined and and he kept asking me and he kept saying well just include a little cowbell or something i said well that's not the my music and finally he said go do what you want so i made my first recording doing what i wanted and i stayed that way for my whole life so what was wrong with. it was kind of it was in . my eyes it was something diffe

out. >> the popping, i don't know what that was. you could hear it everywhere and see it. bunch of debris falling from the building. >> started popping and explosions, pow, pow! the windows were popping and something was exploding. >> nobody was hurt thanks to a painting contractor working in the building and a business owner from across the street. the two men went through telling everyone to get out. fire crews rescued half dozen pets. >>> santa clara police making a plea for help to any witnesses who saw a vehicle hit and kill a man and drive off. robert schmidt was crossing the street 1 a.m. sunday struck and dragged 300 feet. it happened on homestead road. police believe the vehicle has obvious front end damage and possibly windshield damage. >>> the owners of two dogs shot by san mateo police are considering suing over the death of their pets. carla torres says bella and jordan got out monday. police responded to a call about the boxers acting aggressive towards a child. after unsuccessfully trying to use a stun gun, the polic

. >> the popping, i don't know what that was.ou could hear it everywhere and see it. a bunch of debris falling from the building. >> it started popping and explosions, pow, pwo, the windows were popping, something was exploding. >> nobody was hurt thanks in part to a painting contractor working in the building and a business owner across the street. the two men went through the building telling everybody to get out. fire crews rescued half a dozen pets. >>> the owners of to dogs shot by san mateo police say they are considering suing. bella and jordan got out of backyard monday. police responded to a call about the boxers acting aggressively towards a child. after unsuccessfully trying to use a stun gun on the boxers e police shot them. >> two officers there confronted by the dogs, were continued to be confronted by aggressive behavior bay the dogs. they felt there was an immediate danger to the community and them service. >> i wish they would have waited for animal control to take the dogs. i think the dogs were just scared. the

debris from the building. >> popping. popping u.explosion. window popping and something was exploding. >>reporter: investigators will try to determine if that popping sound might be a clue as to the cause. it took 100 firefighters about an hour and a half to contain the fire intense flames in the attic area and surrounding roof were lower it allowed firefighters a best angle of attackck without a bigger threat of the flames spreading. >> looks like it started up in that area on the top floor and extended up to the roof. but at this time we don't know how it started. >> fire official told me the popping sound may have been some aerosol cans. arson investigation team is here which is standard procedure whenever a fire goes above 1 alarm. this was a 4 alarm fir fire. in addition to the apartment unit there is always walgreens drugstore and some smaller businesses on the street level. they did suffer some water damage as well. live in san francisco, john alston abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. again as bad as it was the good news is nobody seriou

. >> i heard about four gunshots, pop, pop, pop, pop, about four shots. then it was like, boom. people started ducking. i ducked, wherever the bullets are going you never know. >> investigators are looking at video from a surveillance camera. >>> emotions are running high as concerned parents showed up to take on the oakland school district. the issue is looming school closures. they say it will shortchange their kids. but with 101 schools for 38,000 students, school officials insist tissue should be quality, not quantity. jean elle has more. >> reporter: jessica, parents here at kaiser elementary are organizers. they're trying to save their school but tonight the school district says it has too many school sites for a shrinking number of students. kaiser kids get a life lesson, their parents are fighting for what they believe in. >> we fought for them to get in and it's going to be hell to find another school that offers the same as kaiser does. >> reporter: they urged the district not to close kaiser, which is one of eight schools on the list for possible closure. posters are

>> it was popping and things started explosions, pow, pow. >> flames shoot from the upper floor of this san francisco apartment building. >> it forced residents to get out in a hurry. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the flames are out, but tonight 31 people need a new home. >> but at the very least nobody was hurt. it is remarkable that everybody did make it out before the whole building was con -- consumed by fire. john alston is there. >> first off, a short time ago we learned there were minor injuries among two or three firefighters, things like a cut hand and smoke inhalation. there are about two dozen units in the apartment behind me. 31 people lived here and the red scros providing shelter for about 14 people tonight. firefighters believe the flames started in that third floor apartment. this is what forced some of the apartment residents to get out of the building as fast as they could. a four-alarm fire that started on the upper floor of this victorian on the corner of hate and fill more. a few people were home when the flames started. other residents thoug

. >> it seemed like it was pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: the massacre took just minutes but in the end four were dead, including three unarmed national guard troops gathered for a breakfast heating. major heath kelly, husband and father of two. sergeant first class miranda mcelhiney, a 13-year veteran. and sergeant first class christian riege, a fitness buff and father of three. nevada's national guard lost as many troops here as in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. leaving a community at a loss for words. >> when you compare those combat losses to the losses that were suffered yesterday, you know, the whole national guard is grieving. >> reporter: a civilian was also killed. 67-year-old florence donovan gunderson and seven more injured. >> there's been no information gathered that links the suspect to the business in any manner. the mental health history remains under investigation. >> reporter: he eventually killed himself, leaving no note. only questions and pain. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> police placed him into protective custody back in april of 2000. he fought with o

there was pop, then pop pop pop. >> reporter: in south san francisco police arrived on 1st lane and magnolia avenue last night at 8:15. they found two 14-year-old boys bleeding profusely, suffering from gunshot wounds. both were taken to san francisco general hospital, where one of them was pronounced dead and the other is still being treated for his injuries. because they are minors, police refuse to reveal any information about the victims. >> sorry for it was a young kid. >> he was 14. >> i didn't know him, but still pretty young. >> it doesn't look like they were doing anything to cause someone to come by and shoot at them. we don't know if they had a prior history. >> reporter: in the lightf day, chalk circles and bullet holes show that possibly more than two dozen shots may have been fired, as the boy stood next to this stoop near the home of one of the victims of the a 15-year-old boy was with them but was not injured. police say it's an area where gang members live and hang out, yet it's usually pretty quiet. detectives believe a car, possibly a black 2004 or 2005 honda accord or civ

. >> it was just pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: the massacre took just minutes, but in the end, four were dead, including three ahn armed national guard troops gathered for a breakfast meeting. major heath kelley, a father of two. miranda mcelelhiney who was 31 years old a veteran with a ready smile and home made cupcakes whenever there was something to celebrate. and sergeant first class christian reige who served in afghanistan, a fitness buff and father of three. nevada's national guard lost as many troops here as in the wars in iraq and afghanistan, leaving a community that prepares for loss at a loss for words. >> when you compare those combat losses to the losses that were suffered yesterday, you know t whole national guard is grieving. >> reporter: a civilian was also killed, 67-year-old florence donovan gunderson and seven more were injured. >> there's been no information gathered that links the suspect to the business in any manner. the suspect's mental health history does remain under investigation. >> reporter: sencion eventually killed himself, leaving no note, only

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murray said he tried other drugs but the pop star demand pop o follow to help him sleep.10:40 a.m., the day he died, he gave him 25 milligrams of it. 911 was called almost two hours later. >> bhab murray's actions the day jackson collapsed? did you learn anything about where he was when the singer stopped breathing. >> he finally went to sleep. he watched him for ten minutes, then left the room to use the bathroom. he said he was gone for two minutes maximum. and when he came back, michael jackson wasn't breathing. on february 8th, 2010, dr. conrad murray is officially charged with involuntary manslaughter. he surrenders to authorities, pleads not guilty and is released on $75,000 bail. >> dr. murray did not cause the death of michael jackson. there's no way that dr. murray would pump michael jackson full of propofol sufficient for major surgery and walk out of that room. >> reporter: dr. murray could get up to four years in prison for the death of the king of pop. randi kaye, cnn. >>> memories of those terrible times. tom mesereau joins me. he represented michael jackson

. >> witnesses reported loud popping sounds and debris from the side of the building. juan took out his cell phone and recorded this video. >> the popping, i don't know what that was. but you could hear it everywhere and you could see it. a bunch of debris falling in from the building. >> it started popping and things started like explosions, pow, pow. the windows were poping and something was exploding. >> in addition to the apartment building there was a walgreens drugstore and a few smaller businesses that had water damage. it took 125 firefighters about an hour and a half to contain the flames. the big challenge was the intense fire in the open attic area. >> it looked like it started up in that area on the top floor. at this time we don't know how it started. >> worried residents rushed home and were reunited with their pet. they rescued a half dozen animals from the building including three-year-old d-o-g. he rushed home and firefighters told him where to look. >> i tried to get here quick. i told the fire department there was a puppy in 23. we got him. scared, v

the king of pop -- >> my brother, the legendary king of pop, michael jackson, passed away on thursday 2009, at 2:26 p.m. >> in the midst of the shock and sorrow, the investigation comes to focus on dr. murray. the day after jackson degreeies police announce they've impounded the doctor's car from the mansion in search of medication that's could be "pertinent to the investigation." a registered nurse tells cnn jackson had insomnia and had asked for diprivan, a powerful sedative also known as propofol. >> i said, michael, if you take that medicine, you might not wake up. >>propsfol usually administered through an iv drip in an hospital. it doesn't take too much to stop breathing. you have to monitor a patient closely. use at home is extremely unusual. propsfol a medication he uses all the time. is this it here? >> yeah. >> it looks -- like milk of mana magnesia. >> i have done all i could do. i told the truth, and i have faith the truth will prevail. >> the l.a. coroner concludes that jackson died of an overdose of propofol. according to an affidavit, dr. murray told detectives he'd bee

japan's first pop-up movie theater rises in the town of matsushima. over four days, the p-up cinemas showed locals 15 movies. the theater cost over $1 million to make. it seats 120 people comfortably. the seating is arranged so everyone in the audience has a clear view of the screen, no matter where they sit. thick fabric stops light from getting into the cinema. the audience can view the movie in almost complete darkness. the idea for the theater came from a famous movie producer. he says he worried whether moviegoers would find it authentic. during his career, lee has produced many cinematic hits. one of his most famous films is "hula girl." a group of girls take up hula dancing to save their small mining village in, of all places, fukushima. last year, the recession forced lee to stop making films. but after the march 11th disaster, he felt he had to return to the industry. he heard from people in the disaster area where he had produced a movie. >> translator: i was so grateful for comments like, i was inspired by your film. they gave me a deeper u

start in the morning with us pop quick five look outside from our roof cam in san francisco looks like a lot of people are sleeping to right now we will talk about the weather and traffic the first there has been a big break in the missing nursing student michele lee her high-school friend is now in custody they are arrested giselle as the bond assault happen in the parking garage and what michele when she left the parking structure is unknown security damage 40 showed as the bond was in the parking structure before and after lee's disappearance they believe estragon was inside her vehicle elise blood was found in an lee's vehicle each her dna was found on as to bonds used >> will not consider this investigation complete until we find michele >> her cousin who brother and sister were physically upset and they will now rest until they can bring michelle le on and he made a personal plea to the suspects >> if you could feel our pain and so much turmoil in our family it has consumed most of our lives it has been dragged out longer than it should have >> they have scheduled another search

pop, pop, pop, pop. and all of a sudden it was like, boom. it was like people started ducking. i ducked. wherever the bullets are going, you never know. >> what a wild scene. police looking at surveillance video, trying to track down the two gunmen. >>> a murder mystery is unfolding in richmond after a restaurant owner walked into a bathroom and found the body of one of his employees. it happened at angie's bakery and restaurant near the corner of san pablo and mcbryde avenue. monty, we understand police have a person of interest. any arrests just yet? >> reporter: that's right, marla. they have a person of interest. we haven't heard of an arrest just yet. we expect to be updated later on. we just learned the identity of the victim. 30-year-old jesse ramero. this has been the site of three homicides in just two years. at 7:30 last night, the manager of angie's bakery and restaurant returned to find one of his employees, jesse romero, dead in a bathroom. just hours before he left the restaurants and she was there with a few patrons. >> we're looking for anybody in the area at th

murray could get up to four years in prison for the death of the king of pop.ble times. tom mesereau joins me. he represented michael jackson in his child molestation trial. you believe that dr. murray is guilty of involuntary manslaughter. but it's difficult to convict doctors in criminal cases. how hard a case do you think this will be for the prosecution? >> here's what i think the prosecution has to do. the prosecution has to effectively and powerfully educate this jury that this particular drug is not like a prescription medication. it's not like a pill to help you go to sleep, not like an anti-depressant pill. this is so radically different from prescribed medications and this is something that's powerful, dangerous and should never be in a home. every doctor i talk to was shocked it was in a home, not to mention you didn't have trained personnel and you didn't have the proper equipment. the prosecution must explain how outrageous it was to have this powerful drug in the home. >> do you think the defense is going to try to basically attack michael jackson

murray could get up to four years in prison for the death of the king of pop.e times. tom mesereau joins me. he represented michael jackson in his child molestation trial. you believe that dr. murray is guilty of involuntary manslaughter. but it's difficult to convict doctors in criminal cases. how hard a case do you think this will be for the prosecution? >> here's what i think the prosecution has to do. the prosecution has to effectively and powerfully educate this jury that this particular drug is not like a prescription medication. it's not like a pill to help you go to sleep, not like an anti-depressant pill. this is so radically different from prescribed medications and this is something that's powerful, dangerous and should never be in a home. every doctor i talk to was shocked it was in a home, not to mention you didn't have trained personnel and you didn't have the proper equipment. the prosecution must explain how outrageous it was to have this powerful drug in the home. >> do you think the defense is going to try to basically attack michael jackson's

what will the opening statements say ultimately reveal to the world about this famously reclusive pop star's final days and hours and a strange private life. nbc's kristen dahlgren is live outside the courthouse. this is the moment a lot of people have been waiting for. certainly the jacksons themselves waiting to find out the answers that they seek. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. you can probably see the crowds that have gathered here outside the courthouse. we saw some of the assistant defense attorneys walking in earlier. still have not seen the family, but they are expected here any moment. they say they are going to be here every day through this trial. in a way michael jackson himself will always be inside that courtroom. the defense expected to blame the sipger for his own death saying that he actually administered that fatal dose of propafol. the defense contends that the doctor was trying to wean the singer from the drug and so that it was jackson himself whoa took it without murray's knowledge that jackson was so stressed up over his upcoming this is it tour and the upco

. >>> the japanese pop group, smap will hold its first-ever overseas concert in beijing on friday. chinese fans have been waiting to see them after it was forced to cancel a performance in china last year. former chinese foreign minister, tan-de chen welcomed the group in beijing. preparations are under way at the cop sert venue with a gigantic billboard adorning the entrance. >> smap had been due to hold its first concert outside japan last october in shanghai. but the collision of a chinese fishing boat and japanese patrol vessels in waters in okinawa prefecture last september strained bilateral relations. it led to the cancellation. and anti-japanese sentiment is said to have become widespread among the chinese since the country's policy of promoting patriotism in schools. many youth took to the streets to protest against japan in the wake of the september incident. still, japanese pop music and animation attract a strong following in the country. >> translator: now a days, young people in china can easily get information on japan through the internet. so japanese pop singers ar

. >>> break out the otter pops!you have to stay cool. >> it was hot in my place yesterday. >> we called them cool pops. it was 70 walking in work today. >> love those otter pops! let's break them out now. >>> hot temperatures around the bay area, want to have something cool to drink. temperatures nice to the coastline today. mostly clear skies to begin with. we do have a couple of patches of fog at the beaches but that is it. and it is going to be heating up in a hurry. right now you can already see some warmer temperatures over the mountaintops. that offshore wind down below in the valleys very mild 64 degrees in mountain view, 60 in livermore and 63 degrees in vallejo. this afternoon, yup, it's going to be hot. 90s showing up in many of the valleys. you are going to see a lot of 80s inside the bay, 70s into san francisco. let's check the roads again with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. and we have an accident at the base of the incline on the upper deck of the bay bridge. this is not a good way to start off you

the king of pop. >> my brother, the legendary king of pop passed away at 2:26 p.m. >> in the midst ofhock and the sorrow, the investigation comes to focus on dr. murray. the day after jackson dies police announce they've impounded murray's car from the singer's mansion in search of prescription medications that could be "pertinent to the investigation." a registered nurse tells cnn, jackson had insomnia and had asked her for diprivan a powerful sedative known as propofol. >> i said michael if you take that medicine, you might not wake up. >> it's usually administered through an i.v. drip and doesn't take too much to stop your breathing. you have to monitor a patient closely. use at home is extremely unusual. >> it's a medication you use all the time. is this it right over here. >> yes. >> it looks -- milk of amnesia they call it. >> reporter: seven weeks later dr. murray releases this online video. >> i have done all i could do. i told the truth and i have faith the truth will prevail. >> reporter: the l.a. county corps kn coroner concludes he died from an overdose of propofol. he say

they had focused on t effort to resuscitate the pop star. our correspondent is in los angeles and they say that this sheds new light on the case. >> what this does is give us much more information about the timeline and the sequence of events from the moment that he got into michael jackson's bedroom and he saw what was happening. michael jackson was on the bed and he was facing straight up and his eyes were open. dr. murray was putting pressure on his chest attempting to resuscitate him using one hand. it was shortly after that that he asked the bodyguard to pick up various bits of medical paraphernalia, specifically the drugs that were scattered around the room and to put them into a bag. he also asked him to remove the intravenous drip. he noticed there was a bottle and a bag with a milky white substance which the prosecutor later identified as the very powerful anesthetic that the authorities have identified as the cause of death. >> a military court sentenced a group of medics to up to 15 years in prison. they have treated anti- governm

the bad decision that has one man facing criticism worldwide. >>> the pop pop superstar speaks from beyondlifornia forecast, sun mid 90s through the central valley 80 in tahoe 91 yosemite. palm springs 103. clouds to the south will keep san diego at 71. los angeles at 81. that's our cooling trend for tomorrow. >>> 6:44. the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's personal doctor resumes over two hours from now. dr. murray is accused of giving jackson a fatal dose of a powerful anesthetic two years ago. in the opening state the prosecutor played a recording made sick weeks before the singer's death. where a -- six weeks before the singer's death. where a heavily sedated jackson was talk ing to murray about his upcoming tour. -- [ unintelligible ] >> defense attorneys countered that jackson caused his own death by using the anesthetic after his doctor left the room in a desperate attempt to overcome his chronic insomnia. at one point murray wiped tears from his eyes. if convicted he faces up to four years in prison and the loss of his medical license. >>> meg whitman is hosting a fundraiser

inside, jurors heard a disturbing audio recording of the pop star before his death. nbc's stephanie stanton reports. >> reporter: day one began with the prosecution's charges. >> it was dr. murray repeated incompetent and unskilled acts that led to mr. jackson's death on june 25, 2009. >> reporter: prosecutors claim dr. murray violated the standard of care by giving the pop star the surgical anesthetic propofol to help him sleep. then outlined murray actions in the days and weeks leading up to his death, even playing a disturbing audiotape of an incoherent sounding jackson in a conversation with conrad murray six weeks before his death. >> when people leave my show, i want them to say, i've never seen nothing like this in my life. >> reporter: dr. murray wiped away tears as his attorney disputed the prosecution claims and instead described murray as a caring physician who was trying to wean jackson from propofol, suggesting jackson himself administered the fatal dose. >> against his orders, he did an act that caused his own death. >> reporter: then the first witness

several neighbors seem to have heard the popping sounds. what was the source? >> i have no idea but they were intense and very loud, the sounds, the banks. >> investigators have not determined the cause of the fire but they'll be looking into the popping sounds they reported hearing about the time the fire broke out. >>> a shooting near one of san francisco's popular tourist areas sent one man to the hospital tonight. it happened in the aquatic park area. this was 8:30 tonight. the area was, at that time, filled with tourists on of course the last night of the big holiday weekend. one family had just come out of a gift shop and was heading toward their car when they heard the shots. >> the police showed up a couple of minutes later and said there had been a shooting. i'm not sure what that means but we're not allowed to go to our car tonight. just hoping to get in our car and go to our hotel. >> the person that was shot was taken to the san francisco general hospital no word on his condition yet. a group of about twelve men and five women took off in three cars

a pop large comedy website -- crossed the line? a popular comedy website for an online stunt. >>> also ahead how neighbors worked together to help police catch a sexual assault suspect and the person accused of the crime is only 15 years old, details opt news edge at 11:00. -- on the news edge at 11:00.  >>> a popular website testing the limits of satire. tonight some people are asking if the onion went too far? an entertainment newspaper is drawing some heavy criticism coming after the onion flooded the web with news about a fictitious hostage situation at u.s. capitol. fox 5's tom fitzgerald has the story. >> reporter: it started on twitter at 10:30 thursday morning when the satirical website the onion tweeted breaking, witnesses reporting screams and gunfire heard inside the capitol building. 10 minutes later capitol building being evacuated by a group of armed congressmen. the tourists we talked to, though, aren't laughing. >> sure, yeah. it's tasteless, yeah. >> showing a kid being shot is a bit much. >> that would be very s

pop life rocked the house with a group by queen. performance gave america and the bay area one final opportunity to vote for them. our cameras caught up with the group backstage. >> tonight, a lot of people are going to hate it, but either way we felt good with our performance. i mean, emotions, show people what's real. we want to connect with our audience and we hope our audience felt it as much as we did. >> there's still time to vote for pop life. voting ends at 2:00 a.m. go to the website for details and result also be announced tomorrow. one of the youngest groups of competitors on the show. >> we wish them the best. tomorrow is the finale. >> it was down to the final group. >> the final four. all right, thanks for joining us tonight. jay leno is up next with "the tonight show." >> good night, folks. >> announcer: it's "the tonight

, pop, pop, pop.nderneath the table and my daughter had called her, mom, get underneath the table. so i got underneath the table with them. and the shooting stopped at that time. so i got up and wanted to help my wife out of the building because somebody from one of the other tables from charter communications had opened the back door and said everybody out, everybody out. so i went on out. other people were running around trying to help and at that point in time, i decided to go on out, which i did, and i got across the street. and my wife has heart problems, and she got over there and i followed her and she says, oh, i forgot my purse and i need my medication. and i said i'll go back over there and get your purse. >> your went back in the restaurant? >> i went back in the restaurant, got her purse, got my wife's shoes and got my daughter's shoes. and walked back out. and then that was the end of it for right then. >> where did the gunman go? did you see where he left? >> i assume he went to the fron

cond murray held off calling 911 on the day that the pop star died. jurors are expected to hear testimony from jackson's bodyguard who said it before then murray had made them hide medicine and also some ids before calling for help. >> murray was in court yesterday as a testimony continue. saddam what we are making small talk- >> we were making small talk. he said, there is some cream and michael's room or house, i believe he said his room, that he did not want the world to know about. he requested that i or someone give him a ride back to the house to get it so that the world would not know about the cream. >> to get the cream so the world would not know? >> yes sir. >> the prosecution contends that murray wanted to retrieve evidence of his medical misconduct that led to jackson's death. >> prosecutors say jackson caused his own death by taking a handful of sedatives and drinking propofol while the doctor was out of the room. if convicted, murray could spend up to four years in prison. >> a 06 a.m., we're back with more in a couple of minutes.-the ti

we're looking at storm tracker 4 pop up sprinkles in the north bay area by 10:00 a.m.along the san mateo coastline and all look at your afternoon highs temperatures in the lows '70s we're not gonna see '80s and '90s. color is a look of your high temperatures of or around the bay area. this is a look of your seven day forecast we have a lot starting in the mid we can man toward >> the local school district is going to shut down five elementary schools the names were released on prehnite vendor parents are saying about >> new-line likes closing down schools it is a tough decision of oakland school district has to make these are the five at campuses all elementary schools whe. shutting these five schools would say the district $2 million >> where during this gal back to a manageable size and provide a better programs in which kids >> oakland has a ow hundred and one at that school facilities for 38,000 students we are today three times the number of facilities for the number of students are size >> parents opposed at shutting down he believes it would negatively affect hi

a few scattered showers that popped up on popular have diminished and moved east of our region. what we are left with is dry, mild weather. temperatures in the mid-70's around baltimore. in the 50's out west. 70's on the lower eastern shore. a comfortable pattern, essentially dry weather for another 24 hours. then there is a chill and more wet weather in the weekend. all of that in a few minutes. >> city housing officials are trying to figure out what caused a baltimore home to collapse overnight. the home near west north avenue collapsed just after 2:00 this morning. investigators say it does not appear anybody was inside. there have been no reports of injuries. >> slamming the social security administration and federal reserve, rick perry tried to revive his slumping campaign. there are positive signs about the u.s. economy that kerrey and his rivals -- perry and his rivals are focused on. >> our economy expanded. not much, but better than expected. fewer americans filed for unemployment last week. the german government okayed a plan for europe's debt crisis. the u.s. house ok

the king of pop in rare footage of his last time ever on stage.ehearsing for the this is it tour, the day before he died.

disturbing taste from the king of pop. >>> a costume controversy. why this mascot's outfit is putting one ice cream parlor's sales into a deep freeze. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, september 28th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. >>> new jersey governor chris christie said no, yet he appeared to leave the door open for a presidential run. he spoke in california last night stoking speculation he still might join the republican field. susan mcginnis is in washington with the latest. all right, susan, will he? won't he? i don't think we are really sure. >> i know. good morning, betty. >> reporter: governor christie continues to that he has changed his mind about running. it was his speech yesterday at the reagan library that started fueling this fresh speculation. new jersey governor chris christie keeps fending off calls for a presidential run. >> it is extraordinarily flattering but, by the same token, that heartfelt message you gave me is also another reason not

several neighbors seem to have heard the popping sounds. what was the source. >> reporter: i have no absolutely no idea. but they were loud and intense. >> reporter: they have not determined the sounds of the fire but they will be looking into the popping sounds many neighbors heard about the time the fires broke out. don knapp, cbc 5. >>> people in half moon bay say their quiet beach town is becoming a gang war zone. mostly sent leah group of teenagers shot a rival gang member. children were playing nearby. fortunately none were hurt. they say the gang problem steams to get worse every day. >> there has been an unbelievable outpouring of frustration and fear. not so much fear but just like shock. >> you can't really walk in the neighborhood curing the day because of the gangs, you know, fighting for stupid things. >> the sheriff's department has made arrests in the case. parents say gangs are recruiting kids as young as 11 years old. other news around the bay area, san francisco police are investigating a gang related murder in the mission

the bay area as pop life one step closer. >> pop life. >> i was so proud of them. of pop life, headed on. they promise they will have, quote, something epic set for the finals. you can see the final four here on nbc bay area tuesday night at 9:00 p.m. good luck to them. >> i was in front of the tv cheering last night. >> you stay up late. >> absolutely. >> this one's not the iphone 5 but scott says hey, a cool new phone will hit stores. >> the chip in this phone is faster than some people's lap top. the droid bionic, runs google's android operating system, it will be available at verizon stores. as a phone it's pretty big, almost like a tablet but super fast connection on the 4 g network. so we start the second day yahoo! without carol bartz in charge. he's got a business withy day at a board meeting. yahoo! shares closed about 5% higher wednesday, the first day of trading after news that the board at yahoo! kand her. this pretty much leaves yahoo! where it started. i want to start ignoring yahoo! as an american k. they can't turn the traffic into money it seems. i

alright let's just pop off the dust cup and i've got a >>> it was the most successful inaugural street racing event in 30 years. man, the compliments. we won't know the firm numbers until thursday. but businesses are weighing in about whether the big race was a help or a hur. reaction to the race, where he found was mixed. some business owners said they saw huge numbers. the owner said he was up 20% in sales from last year. other shops shut down, expecting customers couldn't or wouldn't be able to get to stores and a lot of people stayed out of the city. i had the impression most of the visitors were in the selfen cloweed area. >> win or lose all the business owners we talked to agreed about the hype of traffic did have an impact on business, likely scaring away some of the customers. >>> now the race is on. racing walls and fences have started to come down and temporary grandstands have been removed. roosevelt joins us with how the tear down is going today. >> the good news is 35 from 95 is back open. that will make it easier for folks to come in. however the bad news is they haven't