schaeffer. he spent three days destroying dr. conrad murray's reputation and testified yesterday that dr. murray was the direct cause of michael jackson's death and gave 17 different examples of deviations from the so-called standard of care. today, the defense just started an hour ago on the cross examination to see if they can score points. >> looking ahead, i believe the defense is going to put a close friend of dr. schaeffer's on the stand. someone who will refute what he said. >> reporter: his name is dr. paul white, a leading expert on dr. propofol and they have been colleagues for decades. we don't know what he is going say. he's been in the courtroom. if you're an expert witness, you're allowed to be in the courtroom during testimony and taking notes. he'll have to refute the claims that dr.mar a was responsible for michael jackson's death. >> and going back to what dr. schaeffer is talking about, i understand he mentioned it will be impossible for michael jackson to have administered the fatal doses of propo fill himself

schaeffer is the last of the 33 witnesses called. now, the defense getting their turn and they're expected to call 15 different witnesses, including another expert and a longtime colleague, dr. white and some say he's a one-time friend. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords is starting additional therapy to recover from a gun shot wound to the head and arrived in north carolina and she was shot in a parking lot. that man there, jared loughner, is charged in the attack and is being, valuated to see if he's competent to stand trial. >>> deadly bombings in kenya two days after the united states warned of imminent terror attacks. grenade attacks killed one person and injured a dozen others. an al qaeda-linked group claimed it would start reprisal attacks as kenya started sinning hundreds of troops to battle terrorists. >> rescuers are working through the night searching for survivors in turkey of a power offul earthquake. the quake -- of a powerful earthquake. the quake hit the eastern part of the crew. more than 72 people are dead. they'

schaeffer said his life was spared because he was targeting managers and union reps. he'd been coming to work late and had gone to numerous accidents. >> kept getting up and talk to and from what i think you are thinking about getting them and i think he realized that. >> the bullet came in through here you can alter the back. >> my temperature was the shop steward. spot buy crawling under the table and played at. >> i think god still alive. and i'm sorry for the people that didn't make it. my coworkers and friends. >> and within the past hour the sunnyvale permanent public safety took down the crime scene tape and gave us the gave us the close gave us the close of the fear of bullet holes on his home where all amendment was cut down by officers. the camera is basically where officers were when they opened fire. 284 holes on his home, not including bullet holes in two cars were parked in the driveway. as far as surviving workers, they are talking to lawyers and considering taking legal action against the cement plant. >> another search for someone in the bay area but

they'll start tomorrow with the cross of schaeffer.him because he was a very solid witness. >> thanks very much. we'll see you then. >>> now to the outer circle, we do it around the same time every night. we try and reach out to our sources around the world and tonight, we begin in greece, where one protester died today after anti-austerity protests turned violent, this as they approved another round of budget-cutting measures. the protests seem to be getting angrier and more violent. what can the government do to calm the situation? >> reporter: erin, people here are hurting. they're saying they're being squeezed to the very point of their existence and yet lawmakers have just voted for more very painful cuts because they say it's the only way that they can prevent this country from going bankrupt. that is why you're seeing this kind of anger on the streets, with masked men throwing rocks at police, tear gas in the air. lawmakers are caught between a rock and a hard place and society is being pushed to the breaking point. erin? >> tha

they'll start tomorrow with the cross of schaeffer.l try to attack him because he was a very solid witness. >> thanks very much. we'll see you then. >> now to the outer circle, we do it around the same time every night. we try and reach out to our sources around the world and tonight we begin in greece where one protester died today after one protest turned violent. this as they approved another round of budget-cutting measures. the protests seem to be getting angrier and more violent. what can the government do to calm the situation? >> reporter: people here are hurting. they're saying they're being squeezed to the very point of their existence and yet lawmakers have just voted for more very painful cuts because they say it's the only way that they can prevent this country from going bankrupt. that is why you're seeing this kind of anger on the streets with masked men throwing rocks at police, tear gas in the air. lawmakers are caught between a rock and a hard place and society is being pushed to the breaking point. erin? >> thanks ve

steven schaeffer will still be on the stand.ecution this is the prosecution's most important witness. they're just finishing up with him. what he's been able to do is establish for the jury what the prosecution believes happened the night that michael jackson died. after he's off the stand, the defense will start its case in chief. and we expect to hear among others, from some character witnesses. these are going to be dr. murray's patients from las vegas and houston. they will come in and tell the jury that he's not such a bad guy. in fact that he's been a fantastic doctor for them. then the most important witness will take the stand for the defense, dr. paul white. he's basically the counter, to the prosecution's expert on propofol. white and dr. steven schaeffer, they are colleagues. and white is going to be paramount for the defense. he will have to answer the questions that were raised by schaeffer in the prosecution. we expect he'll take the stand wednesday or thursday. and we expect that he will be the defense's last witn

steven schaeffer. schaeffer testified last week murray was a direct cause of jackson's death. on friday attorney ed chernoff attempted to discredit schaeffer. >> everything you said in the last two days was your opinion. you do understand that, right? do you understand that? >> i stated my name, which i think is a matter of fact. >> and you certainly do consider that >> john q. kelley is a civil attorney and former prosecutor. thank you for joining us. >> sure. >> i was just watching the video and seems shafer is not easily ruffled. is that a good strategy, going after him, trying to discredit him? >> sure, they have to. they have to sort of set the table, they have their own expert coming up, dr. white. they have too show dr. shafev and dr. white are on equal footing. if that's the case all ties go to the defense and that's reasonable doubt if experts are balanced against each other. >> they have a bit of a contentious relationship. there's a past between the two. >> well, and it's getting to be more of a past and a future right now. i think chernoff is trying to set up dr. s

steven schaeffer is the country's leading expert in the drug propofol. it was a lethal dose of that drug that killed michael jackson. the doctor testified that dr. murray is entirely responsible for jackson's death. yesterday the lead defendants attorney tried to show that testimony was based on opinion, not fact. >> would you characterize your testimony, opinion or isn't it? >> it is -- it is my opinion that that's what has happened, that's correct. >> the defense is trying to prove jackson took the lethal dose of propofol himself when dr. murray was out of the room. next to take the stand will be dr. paul white, also expected to challenge the testimony of doctor. schaeffer. >>> no charges are going to be filed against an airline passenger found traveling with four land mines. transportation security officials say the land mines were bought as souvenirs by a member of the military who had been trained in utah. the land mines found yesterday were determined to be inactive and not dangerous. tuesday officials said 22 loaded guns were found in airports acr

schaeffer's version, jackson died just as the last drop is administered. >> you constructed a simulationust by chance... that the exact time the bottle ran out, michael jackson also died?. >> yes. >> do you think that is a coincidence? >> no. that is my intent. >> he -- that if that is also the defense argued schaeffer is not qualified to discuss addiction. >> you decided to venture outside of your area of expert ease and tell us that. is that right? >> that is what i stated. yes. >> tee fence lawyers opened their case aggressively, getting to the second witness within 30 minutes and showing two surveillance videos within the home. the footage recorded after jackson came home from rehearsing. the prosecution called 33 witnesses. the defense is expected to call less than half of the number that could wrap up the case by thursday. >> and let's take you live to los angeles tlchl is a picture in. president obama just arrived in los angeles. >> he is coming here to the bay area tomorrow to san francisco to speak and get money at the w hotel. >> he'll only be here a couple of hours but is movi

schaeffer helped craft the guidelines and warnings posted on every bottle of propofol. >>> being well connected online could have a lot to do with the connections in your brain. brain scans of college students who use facebook. >>> those with the most friends had -- it's unclear whether that's a cause or effect of having a long friend list. >> clearly it means my lack of intelligence, don't you think. carson palmer starts his sunday against the chiefs in game one of the world series angels and cardinals. up next. game series loss to the giants, the texas rangers tried to get off >>> it was just a year ago i think you and i were on our way to texas to watch a little game called the world series. >> texas trying to get in to a world series championship. well, their series lost against the giants. texas rangers trying to get off to a fast start against the cardinals in game 1. first lady michelle obama on hand. look at chris carpenter, great play. 5th inning, the cardinals are up 2-0 but mike went to right, 2 run shot we've got a tie ball game. allen craig, here is nelson cruise trying t

steven schaeffer, a leading expert on the drug, testified for the prosecution and explaining his knowledge of the powerful anesthetic, including the numerous studies on the drug he was a part of judge and this -- . >> and this is the study used by the food and drug administration to generate the dosing guidelines for propofol when used for sedation. >> reporter: he presented a video showing how the drug is safely administered. >> unless everything is organized, that may sound silly. it's silly importance. when there are problems, you have to respond in anesthesia in a matter of seconds. >> reporter: schaeffer's expected to be the prosecution's last witness. he volunteered to testify for the case 45 char for a few reasons. concern for the reputation of physicians in general and that patients are not afraid and to erase people's fear of propofol. >> and i asked the question, are you going to give me the drug that killed michael jackson? i get that daily. this is a fear patients don't need to have. >> reporter: the late attorney said many of the witnesses will be brief, cluing character witne

schaeffer the entire time, giving his testimony. experts, defense expert and prosecution star witness, are friends. so that brings a little extra drama to the courtroom as this court continues to go forward. also legal analysts tell you dr. schaeffer's testimony over the course of the last week has been nothing short of compelling. he on numerous occasions said dr. murray was egregious in his care of michael jackson and made significant mistakes. he counted 17 mistakes al told and he detailed them throughout this long, continuous process of questioning by the prosecution. again, it ended yesterday late in the afternoon. so the cross-examination will begin today, and the defense ace case could also begin today. everything goes as planned, which nothing has so far in this case, the jury could get this case by the end of next week but most likely until the following week. adam housley, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the update. >>> incredible video of a horrifying scene at a convenience store. the close call for a mother and her

steven schaeffer, continued to hammer at dr. murray., parts of the courtroom were absolutely -- everyone just captivated by this i could and his testimony. listen to part of what we heard yesterday. >> every night when michael jackson was expecting to see dr. murray with propofol, he should have said, i'm not giving you propofol. i'm not giving you anything. you have a sleep disorder and you need to be evaluated by a sleep doctor. >> and once again that was dr. schaeffer inside the courtroom. yesterday he -- continues today. and again the cross-examination will take place today. then once that's done, the prosecution will have a chance to redirect, maybe try to bring back some more information. once again, really give this jury a sense that dr. murray made significant mistakes in his care of michael jackson. that's what the prosecution has alleged all along. then once this is completed, the plan is the defense will begin their case tomorrow, but as we know with this court case, we've talk a number of days, you never know what the plan w

steven schaeffer. he says the amount of propofol given to michael jackson could be wrong based on a previous study we worked on together. >> the solid line is dr. sheriff's modeling of the fharmacokinetics and you can see it underpredicted the blood levels. >> reporter: the other witness was dr. waldman who said he believes michael jackson was addicted to demerol and the withdrawal caused his crippling. sometimes he clashed. >> i'm talking about the chart. >> where did the chart come from? >> you. >> i have no idea. >> excuse me -- >> this is a fascinating k colloquy but we have questions and answers. >> reporter: the defense could call one more witness, dr. murray himself. >>> now a look at other stories making news "early today" in america a massive inferno erupted from an apartment building under construction. quickly engulfed the structure before spreading to a nearby mobile home park. firefighters put out the fire but stayed on the scene to douse hot spots. >>> a photographer snapped a once in a l

steven schaeffer. he says the amount of propofol given to michael jackson could be wrong based on a previous study we worked on together. >> the solid line is the doctor's modelling of the pharmacokinetics and you can see the model significantly under-predicted the actual blood levels. >> reporter: the other witness was dr. waldman who said he believes michael jackson was addicted to demerol and the withdrawal caused his crippling. desperate insomnia. several times he clashed with the prosecutor. >> i'm talking about the chart. >> where did the chart come from? >> you. >> and where did i get it? >> i have no idea. >> i told you before. >> excuse me -- >> this is a fascinating colloquy but we have questions and answers. let's have them, please. >> thank you. >> reporter: the defense could call one more witness, dr. murray himself. nbc news, las alos angeles. >>> now a look at other stories making news "early today" in america a massive inferno the unmanned delta two sored towards space. called the first

schaeffer told jurors he would be alive if he was given the proper medical care.et's check with marla. she's in the newsroom with what's ahead this morning on "today in the bay." good morning. >> good morning, scott. good morning to you at home. we're watching the occupy oakland protests this morning. overnight campers received an eviction notice from the city. more on why and how the campers are reacting this morning. plus, why protests like these have earned san francisco a dubious national distinction. >>> also, you say le-mons and they say lemons. bob redell is there live with the lemon sears pointless event. come along for the ride. >> bob does such a great job in covering those sorts of things. speaking of cars breaking down, let's check in with mike. >> none in the report right now, scott. but we have the freeway they're keeping from breaking down and a closure for eastbound highway 4. that closure will continue for just about a half an hour. that's going to be westbound. the commute will kick in for the antioch rout. 67 is where the "l" street sensor is. a

. >> if ins an opportunity to cut the education subsidies, a great book by natalie schaeffer riley andhat it really shows you how we're getting for our investment, in the college education, and sparks the debate about that, that would do well. >> paul: thank you, james. when we come back, anti-american cleric anwar awlaki is killed in yemen. does the u.s. have al-eded [ male announcer ] when men don't choose what's right for their face, they can end up with shaving irritation. ♪ get gillette irritation defense shave gel and gillette fusion proglide razor to help defend against five signs of shaving irritation. ♪ try gillette fusion proglide and the irritation defense line. help defend your skin. ♪ >> one of the nation's most wanted terrorists, american born cleric anwar al-awlaki was killed in a drone strike in yemen. the u.s. is picking up the drone campaign in yemen, somalia and sanctuaries for al-qaeda offshoots and challenges the legality of that american campaign. for more i'm joined by bret stevens and matt, so, matt, it looks like he was killed by some type of air strike, probab

. >> if ins an opportunity to cut the education subsidies, a great book by natalie schaeffer riley andhat it really shows you how we're getting for our investment, in the college education, and sparks the debate about that, that would do well. >> paul: thank you, james. when we come back, anti-american cleric anwar awlaki is killed in yemen. does the u.s. have al-qaeda on the ropes? there's only one bottle left ! i've got to tell susie ! the vending machine on elm is almost empty. i'm on it, boss. new pony sorry ! we are open for business. let's reroute greg to fresno. growing businesses use machine-to-machine technology from verizon wireless. susie ! the nding machine... already filled. cool bike. because the busine with the best technologyules. listen to this. three out of four americans don't get enough vegetables. so here's five bucks to help you buy v8 juice. five bucks. that's a lot of green. go to v8juice.com for coupons. you can count on us. >> one of the nation's most wanted terrorists, american born cleric anwar al-awlaki was killed in a drone strike in yemen. the u.s. is pic

schaeffer? >> this is about city finances. the current budget is $6.8 billion. that is twice the size of the budget of alameda county and the city of oakland combined, twice what they spend, yet we still do not have money for basics like paving streets. there is a bond measure to pave the streets. my question is, what is the problem? why do we spend so much money, yet have so little money for basic things? >> i think we have to look at where the city is making investments and are we getting a good return on that. we spend a $13.5 million per year on the top 225 street alcoholics, jail, so boring centers, individuals moved by paramedics -- sobering centers, individuals moved by paramedics. i have advocated what seattle does, housing where individuals or chronic alcoholics -- >> does that tell a larger store? >> i think it does. 12.9% of the time, an operator is not showing up for a shift. that is a huge loss. we have $11 million of fare evasion. i know it is not working. i know what has not worked under three past mayors and we will do the things that make sense

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