anderson? >>> larry, thanks so much. tonight we have breaking news. a story you'll only see here. "360" uncovering new details how far his family went to get him off drus. new heat on arnie klein, what med cases he might have given jackson and touching new video of the jackson sisters after the memorial yesterday. first drew griffin, what have you learned? >> it was 2007, remember, that was the year two years after michael jackson's trial for child molestation in california. a jury acquitted him but he was scarred and suddenly all but disappeared. first he headed to bahrain and then briefly to ireland. happier, but his career was nowhere. it this was a period where he rarely saw his family and sources tell us he was becoming fixated with music superstar celine deon and that permanent show she was starring in in las vegas. jackson thought it might be a path for his return to showbiz, so he moved there in early 2007, believed to be living in this large rented home. two sources close to the family

anderson has been tweeting. if you log on to ac360.com you can read his updates and see pictures from his trip. what would you like anderson to ask president obama about in tom's exclusive interview? join the live chat at ac360.com. just ahead, a "360" follow for you. americans were part of a polyga mist sect kidnapped and killed by the drug cartels. >>> in florida, a husband and wife murdered and eight of their children may have witnessed those killings. naing onon ud r. weotototatatininci on us cars for everybody anont cfidedence ininin o. caususususlendnds s ve a a a t tcks. ququq n . >>> we have new details on a story we first told you about last night about a deadly battle between a polygamist sect and a drug cartel. the families of the slain members are speaking out. gary tuchman has this three threes follow-up. >> what this mother has gone through is difficult to come prehent. her son was kidnapped by a mexican drug cartel. eric was released despite the family not paying a million dollar ransom. ramona sa

just ahead, anderson live in ghana.e're going to have a preview of his day tomorrow with president obama in the west african nation as well as anderson's visit to a slave trade landmark. dungeons that once held people bound for the west to become slaves. >>> also tonight a 360 follow on the deadly battle between members of a polygamist sect and mexican drug cartel. gary tuchman went to the town where two were killed and spoke to one family. >>> if you're just joining us tonight, anderson is in ghana. we're going to bring you his exclusive interview with president obama from ghana on monday. bill clinton and george w. bush both visited ghana. the reception president obama is getting is frankly in another league altogether. anderson back with a "360" dispatch. anderson, i know tomorrow the president will be at cape coast castle. what more can you tell us about that site? i know you were there today. >> reporter: yeah. we spaent lot of time there today. we will be there tomorrow interviewing the president. it is a haunting

not too bad, anderson. >> all right. so then what about a more intense activity like dialing a cell phone or something? >> that's where it does get more tri tricky. we do the same experiment. the virginia tech researchers found an actual driving circumstance, and they've been measuring real drivers in real traffic for years. dialing a cell phone can make you glance away from the road for about three seconds at a time. you may do it several times in a row, but only about three seconds at a time. same test. once again, here we go. 25 miles an hour away. i hit here. i pick up my cell phone and start dialing. we do it for about three seconds, and i look up and step on the brake. i want you to notice what happened here. when i stopped here, this was the mark where i stopped previously, and look how i kept going. that's just the difference in loading a cd and the cell phone. you can see i'm covering a fair amount of turf now before i manage to get stopped, anderson. about twice as far. >> what about texting? >> and texting. th

. >>> it's time for anderson cooper and "anderson cooper 360." >>> thanks so much. breaking news in the michael jackson case, the first inside account of what happened in the jackson home when it became clear that something was terribly wrong. also tonight, a money battle in the making over the jackson estate. money trouble for dr. conray murray, revelations about his past, and more importantly new information about what could be his immediate legal future. at least one major arm of the feds tightening their focus. randi, what's the latest on a case that appears to be building against dr. murray? >> reporter: there has been some movement here, anderson. first, right away, a federal law enforcement official is telling us, quote, that dr. murray is the only one they are looking at. once again, that's from a federal source, saying they're only looking at dr. conrad murray. it's important to point out that we know other doctors' records have been subpoenaed, but now with three warrants served on dr. murray, clearly he is the central focus. his lawyer said they were sear

anyway, here now is anderson cooper and "ac 360." anderson? >>> thanks so much. the professor, the policeman and president had beers at the white house today. that story leads our broadcast. >>> we're following breaking news in the michael jackson case. 360's randi kaye has it. clues found at the las vegas properties of conrad murray, jackson's doctor, clues to how jackson obtained his drugs and some of the names he used. let's quickly check in with randi for a preview. what do you have? >> reporter: hi there, anderson. inside the search warrants we have from the searches of dr. conrad murray's clinic and home in las vegas is a major piece of news. as you know, dr. murray is jackson's personal physician who was at his home when he stopped breathing. for the first time, we see in the warrants, in writing, that authorities are looking for evidence related to propofol or diprivan. that's the powerful sedative authorities believe killed michael jackson. we know from a source that dr. murray gave him that drug within 24 hours of his death. we'll tell you if they found

anderson cooper up on the roof and "ac 360." >>> late breaking developments. activity seen at forest lawn cemetery. la toya jackson seen and departing. a hearse seen arriving. details sketchy right now. we don't know if this was a private viewing or something more. we do know this is after hours for the cemetery. absolutely no comment from the jacksons. a private memorial had been scheduled for tomorrow morning here. so far there is no word any of those plans have changed. the public memorial expected at 10:00 here local time. >>> tonight breaking news and the big question answered in court, and major new questions being raised in the investigation. this city is bracing for impact preparing for possibly the biggest celebrity sendoff l.a. has seen. take a look live, the staples center at 10:00 a.m. local time, 20,000 celebrities, luminaries, randomly selected ticket holders will back inside, no different from a lakers game except for the hundreds of thousands more that might also want in. they've been told to stay away. portions of two major boulevards, pico an

>> reporter: that's right, anderson.bviously it is known as the most impoverished and least-developed country in the western hemisphere. there is this bleak irony, as we found out, anderson. born out of a slave revolution at the end of the 18th century, despite that, there is a form of modern day slavery that takes place still, today. it comes in the form of restiavek, a creole word that means stay with. children are sent from the countryside to big urban centers to work essentially as slaves. we met a man who took us around the slum areas of porta prince and introduced us to a girl, named dina. we wanted to get an idea of what her life was like and was she really a slave? we met her at 5:00 in the morning, work as a water transporter for a couple different houses in the slums carrying big five-gallon jugs up the hill. mopping floors on her hands and knees. washing dishes. doing all the work in the house. essentially just for scraps, no pay, all of it under the threat of mental and physical abuse. as far as carrying the

>> that's right, anderson. it is known as the most impoverished and least developed country in the western hemisphere. the history of haiti is very interesting. it was born out of a slave revolution at the end of the 18th century. despite that, there is a form of modern day slavery. it comes from a creole world stays with. children are sent from the countryside to work as slaves. we met a man who took us around some of the slum areas of port-au-prince and introduced us to dina. we wanted to get an idea of what her life was like. we met her at 5:00 in the moshing where she was the water transporter for a couple of houses in these slums, carrying big five gallon jugs up the hill. mopping floors, washing dishes and essentially for scraps, no pay, all of it under the threat of mental and physical abuse. as far as carrying the jugs up. i just wanted to try it myself to get an idea of how hard it is. over 40 pounds, on your hill several times a day up hill. that is a daily routine. >> is this legal in haiti? >> well,

>> janet jackson, anderson. there's word tonight that michael jackson's children may want their awn to the raise them. "ok" magazine is reporting that she reads to them at night and they melt in her arms. michael jackson said he wanted his mother katherine to be the children's guardian. and if not her, then singer diana ross. now jan set possibly in the mix. i spoke to a close friend of the jackson family's tonight. he told me janet is "the most similar to michael" adding he wouldn't be surprised if the kids related to and connected to her. janet has been spending a lot of time with them, anderson. there really is what he called a genuine connection. >> there's another report out by tmz suggesting that dr. conrad murray is at the center of the investigation. >> they're reporting that he made incriminating statements to authorities. he was at the house and said he performed cpr on michael jackson. weness know he was interviewed twice by investigators. his spokeswoman told me whatever was said during the interview

>> anderson if it exceeded any expectation that i might have had.vered and he had the crowd just totally encoil, if i could call it that. i have never experienced it. i have within to the staples center many times. this is the most extraordinary time ever. to see kolbe bryant and magic standing there in their city clothes for a long time and i think the crowd was marvelous, too. the appreciation was great. there was no occurrences. i saw police commissioner bratton before the show and he was -- told me that 3,000 police officers were put on duty today. that is one-third, anderson, one-third of the los angeles police force was on duty. it was an extraordinary event and i hope the egress is as good as the entrance was. it was some kind of day. we will do, of course, a big show on it tonight as i know you will as well. anderson? >> larry, you were -- you were close to stage, an invited guest of the family. a lot of the performers would come can and greet members of the family. what was -- obviously, it was a somber mood among family memb members. in th

here is his message, anderson to katherine jackson and family members. katherine jackson has nothing to worry about, family members have nothing to worry about, they will be provided for, well provided for as the will and trust stipulates. 40% goes to his mother, 40% to his kids and 20% to charity. it was a very emotional meeting after he got back from vacation and learned of michael jackson's death. the will surfaced. he met with katherine jackson and the children and they were happy michael jackson provided for his mother and his family in that will. >> this man and the two executors are capable. they had michael jackson's confidence. the family contested it. they wanted more control over it but they didn't get that. >> it was before the will surfaced they had contested. they didn't know about this will. that is when they went to court. of course the family would like more control over their family member's assets. john branca managed michael jackson at the height of his career, he negotiated the deal with sony music, the my jack deal. people say he is

and there is anderson hernandez, 0-for-2 i. i like our team chances, though. >> willingham is huge, dunn, kearns. >> bob: adam can take care of a couple of guys e i yes. and then you have villone down in the pen. i don't remember the last time there was a bench clearing throwdown in baseball. >> bob: tallest player ever here, of course, mark hendrickson. solstad 6'8", johnson at 6'7". sean west not even on the look i'm looking at. he is 6'8". willingham drills down to left center. >> rob: get in there. >> bob: the ball will be cut off but he has time to get to second base and josh willingham has his third hit of the series, on base for the sixth time in these three games. >> rob: we have to make sure we don't get into a pick-up basketball with the marlins. a good chance rights here, nice anderson hernandez two-out flare. >> bob: nationals have been hurt by their little guy. time to return the favor. fastball up, hits it over to third. bonifacio. inning over. halfway through the ballgame, still very tight but the marlins lead 2-

>> well, there are a whole range of things, anderson, that we've done. the banks have stabilized much more quickly than we had anticipated. they're not all the way to where we'd like them to, but we see significant progress. if you look at both the financial sectors, the ability of the businesses to get loans, the drop off of volatility that's taken place, the general trajectory is in the right direction. >> anderson also asked the president about a story that broke last week. a possible war crime committed by an ally of the united states during the 2001 war in afghanistan. >> it now seems clear that the bush administration resisted efforts to pursue investigations of an afghan war lord who was on the cia payroll. it's now come out they were hundreds of taliban prisoners under his care that got killed. some suffocated in a steel container. would you support, would you call for an investigation into possible war crimes in afghanistan? >> the indications that this had not been properly investigated just recently was brought to my attention. so what i've as

abouterson, anderson, you called it. the body will be there at the front by the flowers. >> when you come to the staples center, you can see a massive heart that says "we love you." also, the white walls, people are writing tributes. this is a good opportunity to tell people we would like to hear about michael jackson's remembrances at cnn.com. we have had hundreds of people writing in their stories, their favorite music from michael jackson, but that "we love you michael" is made of red flowers. it is massive. to give you the scope here, you saw two dunz mounted police officers doing crowd control, obviously. the perimeter issue is always a concern. it has been calm so far, but they have done it brilliantly every step of the way. every block you move in, you need a special wristband. those coming this far are the ones who get into the service. >> they did a great job. if you look around the staples center complex, they cornered off the four blocks around the facility and you can't get through unless you have a ticket an

anderson? >>> good evening, tonight the amazing possibility that the racially charged politically explosive hotly argued story of a professor, police officer and the president of the united states might end over beers at the white house. that is not how it began. harvard's henry lewis gates jr. arrested in his cambridge home after heated words with the white police officer crowley. president obama said cambridge police acted stupidedly and the controversy grew. police officers stood up in support of officer crowley then this afternoon president obama walked into the white house briefing room. >> i wanted to address you guys directly because over the last day-and-a-half obviously there has been all sorts of controversy over the incident that happened in cambridge with professor gates and the police department there. i actually just had a conversation with sergeant jim crowley, the officer involved. and i have to tell you that, as i said yesterday, my impression of him was that he was an outstand

>>> hi, anderson a. russian-made airliner with 168 people crashed in northwestern iran today killing everyone on board. among the passengers, ten members of the country's youth judo team. some witnesses say the plane caught fire before crashing into a field creating a huge crater. the plane's flight data recorder and voice recorder have been found. >>> the space shuttle" endeavor" on the way to the international space station, a beautiful launch this afternoon. seven nauts on boert bringing equipment to japan's space station science lab reaching it on friday. >>> strange allies on capitol hill. nearly a dozen shark attack victims urging congress to protect the animals that hurt them. the group wants to strengthen laws protecting sharks from finning. the growing market for fin meat which is a popular ingredient in asia threatens many shark species around the world. >>> smokers know that cigarettes are not cheap but wait until you hear this. this new hampshire man said he swiped the debit card at a gas sta

my colleague, anderson cooper is there.ll take you live to ghana to find out why the president is making this the final stop of his big overseas trip. now every drop of shell gasolines... contain a nitrogen-enriched cleaning system... that seeks and destroys engine gunk... left by lower-quality gasoline. it protects engines from performance-robbing gunk. try new nitrogen-enriched shell gasolines. >>> after meetings of the g-8 in italy and a visit today with pope benedict xvi, president obama headed off for a history-making visit to africa. the obama entourage touched down in the sub-saharan nation of ghana, just about 2 1/2 hours ago. they were greeted in the capital, accra, but scores of officials and hundreds of spectators. anderson cooper is in ghana with tonight's breakout for us tonight. anderson, the president got a rock star welcome there, as we understand. he's, of course, making only one stop in africa. explain to us why they chose ghana. >> reporter: yeah. talk about the rock star welcome. people here are incredib

time now for anderson cooper and "ac 360." anderson. >>> we are going to have more and new developments in the investigation of michael jackson's death. a number of his doctors are being investigated. attention on his dermatologist. new details on the custody front. >>> we begin with my exclusive visit with the president in ghana. he arrived at one of the most haunting destinations one can visit, cape coast castle, where millions of slaves were held over hundreds of years before being shipped off, bound and shackled. the president toured the castle and its dungeons with his family, michelle obama, sasha and malia. they walked through the door of no return, the portal in which so many enslaved africans were forced to never return home again. after the president was finished with his tour with his family i walked through the castle with him and towards the door of no return. as you walk around this castle, what goes through your mind? >> well, obviously, it's a powerful moment not just for myself but i think for michelle and the

>> anderson, i think your conversation is making that clear.t really hasn't, at least not yet, for a lot of people. in one of our polls back in may, i want you to look at this, we asked people do you think racial discrimination is a very serious problem, somewhat serious problem, not a serious problem? very serious problem, whites thought 17%, blacks thought 55%. this is a cbs/"new york times" poll. had to do with the question of when people are sop stopped by the police. do you ever feel that you were stopped by the police because of your race? whites say only 7% ever felt that way. 43% of blacks feel that way. this is notably less than a majority but still a very high number. and a measure of how serious this problem is still being seen. people feeling they're being targeted by the police because of their race. anderson. >> ahead more on the breaking news into the investigation into michael jackson's death. new details about the star's final days revealed in the latest issue of "rolling stone" magazine. text your question to ac360. >>> also,

and the anderson cooper interview can be seen in its entirety during an anderson cooper ac 360 special on our show monday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern, really going to be a fascinating interview to look at. don't miss it. anderson cooper monday night. 10:00 p.m. it doesn't really get a lot of attention in general, this country of ghana. but today the whole world focused on it. and it is quite an edge kags for many of us. our josh levs here to tell us about the country and why president obama selected it. josh. >> education for me too, tom. really interesting to see what is going on there today. we talked about politics, democracy. i will show you all, hasn't been there that long in ghana. go to the map. a big picture. zoom in. western africa. zooming in to ghana right there. two major locations i want you to see. the ones in the news. along the southern coast there. we have ports. lot of the economy. cape coast where you saw the president earlier. the location where there was the slave site. and accra, the capital right there where the president had been earlier. having a lot of very im

anderson and company in los angeles, i'll be here in new york.ittle bit later tonight. anderson, thanks. when we come back, tonight's breakout story. a tribute from one star to another. beyonce sings for michael jackson next. dddddddddd >>> larry king live starts just one minute from now. we leave you tonight with our breakout, beyonce's tribute to michael jackson. good night. >> michael, thank you so much for teaching me so much. we all miss you. and we thank you for all the beautiful memories. ♪ you're everything i need and more ♪ ♪ it's written all over your face ♪ ♪ michael i can feel your halo ♪ i pay you won't fade away ♪ michael don't fade away no

whips, chains, you'll find it all in the blush-inducing novel of anderson cooper's 85-year-old mom. it's a "nightline" interview with gloria vanderbilt. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> tonight on "nightline," difficult questions. as his approval numbers slide, president obama makes a primetime pitch for his sweeping healthcare reform. but can he get it done? we're live with all the details. >>> was it manslaughter? the inside story of today'sdramt >>> good evening. we begin tonight with president obama's plan to reform the nation's healthcare system. an issue that's as critical as it is complex to all americans. six months into his administration it's become the foremost priority of the president. but his current proposal lacks uniform support even among democrats and has been the target of criticism for many republicans. so the president took the microphone tonight to plead his case. and as he did so, he also took aim at another flash point of controversy. as our senior white house correspondent jake tapper reports. >> president obama came to talk to the press and the american p

but anderson will be happy with the hit.e hasn't had many lately and that will be good for him. >> rob: he may save someone some pain tomorrow if they wanted to pay us back for rubbing it in their face. you don't want one of your players, especially anderson hernandez maybe getting hit tomorrow, something that guzman did tonight. remember, we talked about that. may wait two months oh get somebody back, and it could happen the other -- what happened the other night in that brewer game. jeff carston had hit braun with a pitch two months later, they hit carston. >> rob: a no contact night for nick until that little squirter into right field. it's 12-1. for nick johnson after three strikeouts and a walk, rbi's 41 and 42. >> rob: when the nationals lay one on you, they can lay it on you hard. 16 hits, 12 runs after this, two rbi single by nick johnson gets jammed. >> bob: ever since elton john's been in this ballpark, saturday night's been all right. a little bouncer by willie harris. another run will score. they'll get the lead

anderson? >> moments ago, senior white house official confirmed to cnn professor gates and sergeant crowley will visit the white house thursday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. president obama extend the invitation late last week after sergeant crowley suggested it saying he wanted both men to meet with him over a beer. the woman who made the call has take an lot of heat. earlier reports say she described the men on professor gates' porch as two black men. on the tape released today clearly she says nothing of the sort. wendy murphy, a former prosecutor and spokesman for ms. wailen. boy watkins, finance professor at syracuse university and author of "what if george bush were a black man?" jeffrey toobin joins us as well. the cambridge police reports told sergeant crowley on the scene she observed two black males with backpacks on the porch of gates' house. you say she never talked to sergeant crowley and never said anybody was black. what accounts for the police report? >> anderson, that is a question i c

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and anderson hernandez. >> rob: he is on 87.ng way too much time to get it from the back of the body to the front. >> bob: next up will be oscar salazar. >> rob: you will hear them say it all the time. get it out front. get it out front. he is trying to get the guys with the bat out front. >> bob: salazar struck out swinging first time. lannan has got another comebacker. he is fielding this position well. i guess, when he works fast, he doesn't stand around out there. sam adams boston lager is my favorite because it has so much flavor. so i wanted to design a glass that would enhance the taste of boston lager. we did a laser etch on the bottom. it releases the hops aromas this bulb is for collecting aromas. there's a little ridge on the inside. and that allows you to sense the hops as it enters your mouth. the way this hits your tongue, you really get the full flavor out of sam adams lager. having a boston lager in this glass was like tasting a boston lager for the first time again. i've never been all that great with my money.

anderson, thanks much. >>> hold on to your wallet tonight. the deficit tops $1 trillion for the first time. a good reason to swear. researchers say it takes away pain. that's all in tonight's "download." >>> michael jackson's sister says it was murder. police say overdose or homicide. we are separating fact from rumor. we're going to bring you the latest in the investigation as well. less able to absorb calcium. he recommended citracal. it's a different kind of calcium. calcium citrate. with vitamin d... for unsurpassed absorption, to nourish your bones. when a major hospital wanted to add on to their benefits package at no direct cost to the company, their very first word was... aflac! aflac! find out more at aflacforbusiness.com >>> and now let's take a look at some of the other must see stories of the day. let's go to mike galanos from our sister network, hln, in atlanta with tonight's download. >> for the first time in history, the federal government's annual deficit has passed $1 trillion. that's only at the end of june. there are still

. >>> and the president wrapping up his trip in ghana and anderson cooper is in ghana going with the president to visit a castle used to ship slaves to the americas. >> and anderson will have an exclusive interview with the president. more details from anderson on president obama's historic visit. >> reporter: betty and t.j., the president arrived in ghana on friday evening, he was welcomed at the airport. the entire first family was welcomed. the entire country of ghana is incredibly excited about the president's arrival. driving down the streets there are posters and bill bods, people wearing t-shirts with president obama's picture on it. the fact the president of the united states has chosen ghana as his first trip to subsahara as the president has honored and thrilled a lot of people here. obviously there are other countries who could have picked, in particular, kenya, where his father was from, where he's been before on several occasions. he picked ghana because the administration considers this a system of driving democracy. successful elections, seen economic growth. they've s

plus, the president in africa, anderson cooper brings us an exclusive interview with the president from a castle that was the center of the african slave trade. it's a remarkable interview with america's first african-american president. that's all ahead in this hour of state of the union.

at the white house just after midnight before he left his final stop in ghana, he sat down with anderson cooper for an exclusive interview. you can see, by the way, the full interview tomorrow monday night on "ac 360." the number one topic, as it was for most of us, the u.s. economy. >> vice president biden said you misread the economy. you said no, no, no, we had

time now for anderson cooper and "ac 360." anderson? >> hey, larry.nks so much. >>> moments ago the sheriff in pensacola, florida, announcing new arrests at the home apparently in a robbery with nine of the kids in the house. this woman, pamela longwiggens sought and then brought in for questioning now under arrest. we have details ahead. >>> also, video seen for the first time of the accident that set michael jackson's hair on fire. was it a turning point for him? did it set him on a path to drug addiction and eventually death? new details on that and showing you the tape. it is frankly unbelievable. >>> also, a powerful, emotional journey. "360" traces the roots of first lady michelle obama, back to her

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anderson cooper goes to her house and they talk about how awesome pot is. >> anderson cooper says --u watching high in america? it's an anderson cooper special. yes. and then melissa etheridge talks about how much she loves pot and then they talk about pizza. [ laughter ] >> are they for that? >> they're all for pizza and pot incidentally. >> really? i have to watch this. >> oh, i'm getting a madame tussaud wax figure. >> are you really? >> yes. >> why? >> i'm getting one because there's not that much of a difference. >> you want that? >> yeah, that's like me and the queen have it and the jonas brothers. so like the queen of england and the jonas brothers, sort of. >> wow. that will be -- >> i'll another the mandolay bay and the madame tussaud's wax figure. >> which one? >> tulsa? no, it will be at the vegas one. which is your hometown. >> yes. >> have you ever gone to that madame tussaud? >> no, they didn't have that when i lived there. it's a new thing. yeah. they started franchising. >> are you making that up? >> they didn't have madame tussaud. >> do you want a wax figure? >> the

tonight anderson is back with more of his exclusive interview.s a deeply personal trip for both the president and the first lady. >> yeah, really was. they went to cape coast castle in ghana, which was one of the most horrific places you can possibly visit in terms of the history that happened there. it was a central destination point for enslaved africans. they were held there often from two weeks to several months before being shipped to the new world and america. he brought his wife and his kids because he wanted them to see and obviously the kids understand the history of the castle. we talked to them about that. and also on his wife who as president obama mentioned during the campaign is a descendent of slave and slave owners. >> there's something you referenced your speech on race about your own wife. you said she has the blood of slaves and also slave owners. >> right. >> how did she respond to being here? >> i haven't had a chance to process it yet. i think we were both listening and talking to the children. but i can't imagine for her, h

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. >> lisa and kevin anderson are still rattled on the raid on their town house in january 2008. >> i kneel down and put my hands behind me. someone grabbed me, handcuffed me. my husband was screaming. he is disabled. please do not hurt him. he is disabled. and they still did not know that they were police. >> they have filed a $5 million civil case against them. police contend that they had the wrong house and no confidential informant is in the warrant. >> it is sad. " the court papers indicate that the howard county police entered the home unannounced through the front door around 10:00 p.m. the family dog started barking. court documents allege that one of the police officers enticed the dog to come running to them. the lord the shield and enticed the dog to come and shot him. -- they lowered the shield and enticed the dog to, and shot him. >> lisa says that the police put the gun to our face and threatened to blow her face-off. >> i am a taxpayer in this county. i do not have a criminal record. i have never even had a parking ticket. so why are you treating me like i am a crimina

anderson? >> moments ago, senior white house official confirmed to cnn professor gates and sergeant crowley will visit the white house thursday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. president obama said he would like both men to meet with him over a beer. the woman who made the call has take an lot of heat. earlier reports say she described the men as two black men. on the tape released today clearly she says nothing of the sort. wendy murphy, a former prosecutor and spokesman for ms. watkins. proifr watkins and jeffrey toobin. your client told sgtd crowley on the scene she observed two black males with pack backs on the porch of gates house. you say she never talked to sergeant crowley and never said anybody was black. what accounts for the police report? >> anderson, that is a question i can't answer. all i can tell you is when sergeant crowley arrived my client was standing there. she gestured to sergeant crowley, i'm the one who called 911. he said stay right there and he walked into the house. that was th

anderson hernandez now, two outs, second and third. bon fast yo has to play shallow at third. anderson bunts and drags the ball. the nats have wasted two good scoring opportunities today. they strapped two, have left six already against josh johnson. ?  . >> bob: we'll be back to florida. the nats lead 1-0. could be more. they stranded 6 base runners already. jordan zimmerman looking very good today, pounding that strike zone, keeping the pitch count down. >> rob: and he told you he was going to throw nothing but strikes. very economical so far in the 1st inning. josh johnson, on the other side, up over 70 philadelphia phillies, came in today with a 4.2 e r a against the nationals in 2009. this is one of those teams he seems to have a problem with in this particular season and that's a good thing for the washington nationals. even though he is fantastic against the rest of the league, so far, nationals are having their way with josh johnson. jordan zimmerman wants again, attacking the strike zone, get can ahead. first-pitch strike. >> bob: catch