memory. >> from washington, president obama talked about anwar al-awlaki's death. >> the death of anwarawlaki marks a smile stone to defeat al-qaeda. >> bill: the case raises questions unanswered. was he a key part of the 9/11 plot? did the f.b.i. manage to turn name an informant and what has been his role? one thing is clear he turned on the country of his birth and calls for jihad against his fellow americans. in the end it was the joint c.i.a. military operation that caught up with him. for fox news reporting, i'm bill hemmer.

2004, anwar al- awlaki moved to yemen. his group sent bombs described in printer ink cartridges. they were intercepted at airports. the controversial u.s. presidential order had been signed to kill or capture anwar al-awlaki. us drones have been targeting him for months. many have expressed regret that he was not brought to trial. >> there are legal precedents and a very important ones. you are targeting people and charging the will of not yet committed a crime. >> al qaeda and ems will live on. it has lost its chief recruiter, but its leader and its bomb makers are still at large. >> there have been some criticism of the killing of anwar al-awlaki by human rights campaigns. legal counsel to homeland security and explained the legal basis for his assassination. >> the obama administration has not been clear about its legal basis, but there are quite a few justifications under the law for the action that was taken today. first of all, the united states is at war without qaeda. as a result of the joint resolution of congress

three others died along with anwar al awlaki. reports say one of them may be this man a suspected saudi bomb-maker connected to two attempted attacks including the underwear bomb incident in 2009. the fbi and department of homeland security are warning americans about possible revenge attacks they say the death of anwar al awlaki could motivate his followers to lash out in retaliation. a 26-year-old physics graduate is indicted in a terror plot. they said he tried to use remote controlled planes to attack the white house and capitol. he has a detention hearing on monday. >>> florida has decided to buck gop rules and move its primary date up. that's wreaking havoc with the republican primary calendar. yesterday florida republicans announced they are moving the state's presidential primary to january 31st. iowa, new hampshire, nevada and south carolina have vowed to move their nominating process ahead of florida to protect their early voting status. >>> and astronaut mark kelley's retirement from the navy took effect today. he was

now tonight we're going to take a look at the killing of anwar the lucky what i mean for al qaeda most importantly excessive presidential powers jeremy scahill is going to join us for that what then should the department of homeland security be abolished some argue that that's one government agency full of unnecessary waste that we could do without and then as the eurozone moves closer to increasing their bailout fund we're going to look at what obstacles still stand in the way and what the chances are that the fund is even going to be enough business insiders joe weisenthal hash it out with us or have all that and more getting a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. wasn't sure you've heard by now this morning the reports came in that u.s. born muslim cleric anwar allah locky had been killed in yemen now this was the first attempt on his life by the us but i guess this time the cia and special ops forces had enough intelligence to make sure the drone hit the right target so the mainstream media obviously very dutifully reported the

today the united states government announced anwar al awlaki was killed in yemen. it is understood to have been by a cia drone strike. killed along side awlaki was another star from the most recent issue of the al qaeda magazine, an author of an essay of how al ckqaeda is at propagaa and how bad the u.s. is. the author of the essay, sameer khan. he and awlaki reportedly killed today by a u.s. strike in yemen. both known for their role in al qaeda propaganda and importantly both americans. not just american born, as they're being described so often today, but americans. american citizens. >> now, i want to say a few words about some important news. earlier this morning anwar al awlaki, a leader of al qaeda in the arrabian peninsula, was killed in yemen. the death -- [ applause ] the death of awlaki is a major blow to al qaeda's most active operational affiliate. awlaki was the leader of external operations for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. in that role he took the lead in planning and directing efforts to murder innocent americans. >> just days after the obama

ninidal hassan had communications with anwar al-awlaki. and yemeni officials say that the so-called underwear bomb they're tried to take down a plane over christmas in 2009 had contact with anwar al-awlaki. >> he gained so much influence in al-qaeda organization. this is from our special american tourist. >> i believe he became radicalized and realized he had certain power to get followers in the way of presenting his brand of extremism to young people here in the u.s.. >> reporter: when he preached in the mosque, did he have a commanding personality? >> i hate to use out those words i would say he was ka charismatic. >> every person will have two wives. >> his specialty is painting elaborate graphic picture of the carnal pleasures that await them. >> and.... >> kelly: the american terrorist will air here tomorrow 9:00 p.m. you should see it. it is riveting. >> heather: making a public plea obama urging congress to get to work on his $447 billion jobs bill. house republicans insisting they will not consider the bill, not consider it unless

victoria contra el terrorismo en estados unidos, tenemos los detalles. >>> anwar al awlaki, uno de losda fue dado de baja, sin riesgo alguno para tropas estadounidenses, una nave no tripulada lanzó bombas. >>> anwar al awlaki, concoía de dentro la cultura estadu . >>> Él era el maestro en buscar en internet, para reclutar nuevos terroristas. >>> entre sus pupilos estaría el mayor hassad, fassad y umar abdu mutalab. >>> según este analista, la baja de osama bin laden fue el golpe más fuerte contra al-qaeda, pero esto en términos de seguridad nacional . >>> era quien manejaba la posibilidad de atentados internos. >>> pocos piensan que esto podr'ñia ser parte de posibilidades de subir la popularidad del presidente barack obama . >>>aahora se denunció la muerte de anwar al awlaki, diciendo que no es legal que el gobierno use fuerza letal contra un ciudadano que no representa amenaza de muerte inminente, es un combatiente en un grupo armado para otros, y ajusticiarlos es permitid. >>> en california, michael jackson, y su caso, los paramédicos dicen que podrían haberlo salvado en caso de hab

important al qaeda figure, the american-born cleric anwar al- awlaki. good evening. i'm judy woodruff. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. on the newshour tonight, we examine what his death means for the terror organization and its threat to the united states. >> woodruff: then, we look at the fallout after bank of america's decision to charge debit card users monthly fees. >> brown: kwame holman reports on the legacy of joint-chief- of-staff chairman admiral mike mullen as he retires after 40 years of military service. >> woodruff: mark shields and david brooks analyze the week's news. >> brown: and spencer michels profiles rita moreno, who, at 80, has a new solo show on her life as a star of stage and screen. >> my god, i'm a show business animal. i wouldn't have it any other way. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. mar funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> well, the best companies are driven by new ideas. >> our future depends on new ideas. we spend billions on

anwar al awlaki was considered a key recruiter for al qaeda. the new bulletin warns of possible attacks carried out by home grown extremists. reports say a saudi bomber who plotted against attacks against the united states may also have died in that strike. authorities say he was involved in a number of plots including the so-called underwear bomber case. funeral services for troy davis took place today in savannah. the georgia inmate was executed last week for the 1989 slaying of an off duty police officer and amnesty international is urging supporters to observe today as a day of remembrance. >> an anxious weekend for american amanda knox as she awaits to hear her fate. she's appealing her 2009 conviction of murder, her former roommate in italy. knock's attorney say she's a victim of overzealous prosecutors who decided her guilt regardless of reason. knox is expected to address the court on monday. >>> and two more people are dead after eating cantalope contaminated with lifteria from a colorado farm. the centers for disease control says one

anwar al-awlaki is dead. al qaeda is a much diminished network. we are ending the war in the arrest, and our troops and their families have no stronger advocates for their well-being than he and the first lady, the vice president, and dr. biden. they have devoted time and personal energy to make sure our men and women have the support they need. both in the fight and here at home, i consider myself privileged to have served them all, and i appreciate their confidence in may. speaking of the fights we are challenge would be afghanistan, and seeing the transition through completion, making sure the security gains are not squandered by corruption or the lack of good governance that still plagues the country. our strategy is the right one, we just must keep executing it. i urged him to remember the importance of pakistan, to try to do a better job with that relationship. i continue to believe there is no solution in the region without pakistan, and no stable future in the region without a partnership. not surprisingly, high tolls and the looming budge

is more than anwar al-awlaki. al-wahishy, and another guy who is considered one of the best bomb makers, working today. he was behind the nonmetallic explosives in the attempted bombing on christmas day, greta. >> how did he slip out of the country? i was talking to you or reading your book, and i read he was embraced as a source of information and it turps out tdevelopped into this? >> well, you're right. one of the things i lay out in the book and we discussed on your show in june is that in october of 2002, anwar al-awlaki was held in federal custody, until an fbi agent ordered his release, even though there was an active warrant for his arrest. what our fox investigative team has reported and has never been challenged by the fbi is that the bureau was trying to develop an intelligence asset relationship or track him inside the united states for intelligence. the reason that matters is because what we showed is that this information about the fbi wkt with anwar al-awlaki was never shared with the 9/11 commissio

the target anwar al-awlaki, the american born cleric, propagandaist and one of al- qaeda's notorious leaders. >> earlier this morning anwar al-awlaki, leader of al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula was killed in yemen. the death of al-awlaki is a major blow to al-qaeda's most active operational affiliate. >> reporter: the president who signed the capture or kill order in april of 2010 made the announcement at a retirement ceremony for admiral mike mullen. >> bin laden is dead. al-awlaki is dead. >>> >> reporter: al-awlaki had alleged ties to the christmas day underwear bomber -- bomber and he exchanged more than 20 e- mails with the ft. hood shooter. also killed today, 25-year-old samir kahn of charlotte, north carolina, al-awlaki's web master and publisher of an online al-qaeda magazine showing recruits how to make bombs. >> this has been a bad year for terrorists. >> reporter: on the steps of the pentagon defense secretary leon pa net a thanked yemen's government and intelligence -- panetta thanked yemen's government and intelligence service. >> the yemen government has cooperated wit

the united states killed anwar al awlaki and a colleague who edited al qaeda's online magazine. awlaki has been linked to numerous incidents, including the underwear bomber and the murderous assault at ft. hood. along with the killing of osama bin laden, today's drone strike in yemen makes it that much more difficult for republicans to credibly call the president weak on terrorism. >>> also, a new poll shows that most people still blame president bush for the awful economy. but bush isn't on the ballot next november. president, it looks like it's time for a new strategy. >>> plus, jersey sore. amid all the talk of chris christie getting in the race comes word today that the governor doesn't really get along with the big-name democrats in his state. senator frank lautenberg calls him the king of liars. we'll ask him what he means by that. >>> and mr. president, you're on the air. president obama joined our colleague michael smerconish yesterday on his radio show today. to talk about the economy, and efforts to restrict voting rights. michael smerconish joins us later. >>> finally

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anwar al-awlaki was never charged with any formal crimes. this raises the question of killing a u.s. citizen without due process of law. >> fighters and libya supporting the interim government there have resumed their shelling of gaddafi's hometown of sirte. they fired opposition is believed to be held by gaddafi loyalists. nato backed up the assault with airstrikes. sirte is one of the few remaining strongholds of pro gaddafi forces. italy says that they are ready to release some 2.5 billion euros in frozen libyan assets to the libyan government. the italian foreign minister said that rome was sending a team of experts to determine how to spend the money in the best interests of the people of libya. to syria now where forces have been engaged in intense battles for deserters in the army and an attempt to gain control. human-rights activists say some to wonder 50 tanks and armored vehicles have entered the city. thousands of people took to the streets after friday prayers and a new wave of protests against president assad. more than 2700 peo

your >> the death of a anwar al- awlaki is sending shock waves through the world.me so influential and what is killing a means for americans that is next. we will be right back. >> of the american-born terrorist anwar al-awlaki was killed on friday at a u.s. air strike and in yemen, the death of osama bin laden was also promoted a warning and tariff threat. nick robertson looks at the impact on the timing of anwar al-awlaki death. >> silence al queda coulalthouge never made the u.s. most wanted terrorist list he was the first u.s. citizen ever placed on the cia hit list. this was not his first attempt on his life he nearly missed a missile on the month of may. he taught muslims to attack americans. >> he reminded me of ibrahim hassan as-asiri, al queda's top bomb maker >> an american citizen born to privilege the son of a yemen minister he was educated at several u.s. i universities. and he met three of the 911 hijackers. he was also accused of conspiring the fort hood shooter. and recruiting the underwear bomber. who tried to bring donut the decrease-bound airline

some more information about who anwar awlaki was. he had been called the new bin laden and the bin laden of the internet even. the u.s. says he was a master at online recruiting, finding and motivating new radicals to kill americans around the world. inciting that, inciting anger. the u.s. says he was a spiritual advice advisor to three of the 9/11 terrorists. he is also linked to the so-called underwear bomber in the 2009 and attempted car bombing at times square as well. even though anwar al awlaki was a u.s. citizen, the u.s. considered him a threat to security. they say his killing violated u.s. and international laws. jessica yellin takes a look at the legalities. >> reporter: it's president obama's latest successful strike on a wanted al qaeda terrorist. >> the death of awlaki is a major blow to al qaeda's most active operational affiliate. awlaki was the leader of external operations for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. >> reporter: but this time it's different. awlaki was an american. this may be the first u.s. killing of a

had been zeroing in on anwar al awlaki's location for months. u.s. military officials determined awlaki was hiding out in a compound deep in the back country of yemen. what awlaki could never know was high overhead, american surveillance aircraft and satellites were watching that compound 24 hours a day, while armed drones flew nearby. all they needed was awlaki to step out into the daylight. they waited and waited. until this morning. awlaki, one of the most wanted terrorists in the world, walked out and climbed into a pickup truck. a huge break. as he began to drive, more than 7,000 miles away, likely at cia headquarters in langley, virginia, operators using remote controls raced the drones into position. within moments, the drones were locked in on the vehicle as it sped along the roadway below. moments later, at 9:55 a.m., the drones fired more than three hellfire missiles, hitting the vehicle carrying awlaki. it erupted in flames, but his was the only vehicle hit, a testament to the increased usage and accuracy of the drone program. >> with lase

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anwar al-awlaki who apparently inspired the fort hood major who killed 13 service members and whose ties to al qaeda may go back as far as the 9/11 hijackers was tracked down leaving a funeral in yemen and killed by a rocket fired from a u.s. drone aircraft. we have reports tonight from david martin and bob orr. first to david at the pentagon. david? >> reporter: bob, the hunt for al-awlaki was code named "objective troy" and has been in high gear for months. a c.i.a. drone finally got him, but that was just the tip of a much larger operation. missiles fired by the drone took out al-awlaki's vehicle, making the american-born cleric the first u.s. citizen to be targeted and killed as a terrorist. a senior defense official said "a very bad man just had a very bad day." the president seemed to have no qualms about al-awlaki's american roots. >> al-awlaki was the leader of external operations for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. in that role, he took the lead in planning and directing efforts to murder innocent americans. >> reporter: samir khan, another american member of al qaeda in the

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have targeted anwar al-awlaki despite his american citizenship.0. we shouldn't have taken out a u.s. citizen. we should have tried at least to bring him back to the united states. but then the comments took a turn. >> and so now mostly

killing of anwar a lockie keith sh said on facebook i cannot believe this you are attacking the u.s. for ridding itself of a viable and real threat to the us and the west let me tell you we received a number of comments from viewers questioning how we could possibly criticize the killing of anwar a lockie so let me just take a little moment to explain why i have questions for the administration about the sas nation first of all are a lot he is the first known american citizen to be placed on a cia hit list that should not be taken lightly the administration has taken it upon themselves to assassinate an american citizen without any due process whatsoever and as jeremy scahill said i mean president obama is playing judge jury and executioner all by himself and if they have something of the american people are they should be you know the administration has told us time and time again that he is a dangerous man who's plotted to kill americans but he's an imminent threat to the american people find great show us the evidence and make that case the administration is simply refused to do t

that's where they took out anwar alwlaki.ence operatives are quick with the unmanned aircraft, took out anwar al-awlaki at a relatively low cost without putting american military personnel in harm's way. even some of the president's fiercest critics support this particular drone strike. >> i think it was a very good strike. i think it was justified. i think it's a very effective use of our drone technology. >> reporter: cheney said he thinks the president should have the authority to order such a strike, even if the target is an american, like anwar al-awlaki. >> so will we be seeing more drone attacks and fewer traditional military forces? >> reporter: it will probably be a mix of both. we will be seeing more drone attacks, that's for sure. they cost less than traditional military operations, but they may not be suited to any situation, like a confrontation with north korea, iran or china. some worry, they could be abused. >> let me say one thing about drone strikes. i support them as a tool. but we have to be very careful h

all that and anti-american cleric anwar al-awlaki was killed in yemen. does the u.s. have al-qaeda on the ropes? >> we need you, your country needs you. [applaus [applause] >> welcome to the journal, editorial report. i am paul gigot. he says he won't run, but the clamor continues. and chris christie, what does he have that the g.o.p. field is missing. journal us editorial board member, jason riley, henninger and james freeman, james, this clamor about the appeal of christie or the lack of appeal of everybody else. >> it's mainly christie, rick perry has doesn't the job in the debates. looking at guys on the stage, the debates on the stage, they're not as good as the governor of new jersey has done, a powerful case for limited government. >> paul: christie has been in that battle and people have seen him and people have seen him taking on the issues. >> they'll emulated them. the republicans around the country talking about reforming government and limiting benefits programs in a direct way, a way, for example, he can talk about reforming teacher's unions and their pe

the killing of american-born anwar al-awlaki, propaganda well schooled in the west.y language for terror recruits. does awlaki's death wipe out al-qaeda's reach in the u.s.? we'll bring in waleid phares, it's great to gain your insights on this topic, now that awlaki is dead along with top lieutenants, what does it mean for the united states as far as al-qaeda's reach into the united states to inspire and reach out and recruit lone wolfs or operators here in america? >> well, first of all, awlaki was indeed a very important maker of american jihadist, they be organized themselves or home grown jihadists or lone wolves, he was made by the ideology and the ideology is still around. second, more or less a decade he has been working on creating the next wave of awlakis in the united states. lets assume, that this is a tactical, but it won't have a strategic implications unless it begins with the war of ideas. >> what do we have to do. one thing to have a tactical advantage and be able to take out people like awlaki, as you stated there are more out this who can fill the

the attack killed anwar al awlaki, the u.s.-born chief of external operations for al qaeda's yemen branch. he had been tied to the deadly 2009 shooting in ft.hood, the christmas underwear bomber and last year's attacks in times squares. samir kahn was also killed in the strike. the u.s. hoped the attack also killed one of the top bombmakers, but yemeni officials confirm he was not among those killed. the death of al awlaki and kahn has raised questions about the legality behind pursuing and targeting americans abroad, even though with ties to terrorist organizations. in an editorial the "los angeles times" addressed the issue of overlooking rights of the citizen in a time of war. we show thank you because it captures the argument against this killing. they write even in war time the killing of a u.s. citizen or anyone else who poses no immediate danger is morally obnoxious it is also impossible to harmonize with the u.s. constitution. the fifth amendment said no citizen should be deprived of life, liberty or property without du

a mugshot for anwar al-awlaki you should see it in just a moment. states for 21 years and had several run ins with law enforcement including an incident for soliciting a prostitute. we are now hearing from the former attorney general alberto gonzales says we have to be more transparent because clearly the u.s. president will have to consider putting more americans on his kill list in the future, martha. martha: this is a whole interesting other chapter that you've touched on a lot in your reporting and writing. thanks a lot. bill: he's still dead, though. martha: that would be the case. bill: unfortunately for those who aspire to be like him his words and his mission lives on on the internet, because he was proficient when it came to the web. martha: certainly was. bill: prosecutors calling their final witness. now the defense makes their case in dr. conrad murray's trial, and they are about to paint a very sad picture of michael jackson. martha: stick three dozen people on a flat-bed trailer and put a dunk driver at the wheel and you've got a very

i don't underestimate the importance of killing anwar al-awlaki. i think it is a victory and well deserved by our intelligence and military. but, you know, the travel notice, travel advisory, state department has sent out, is evidence that this is a long and continuing war and, it has been since 9/11 and will go on for some time. even the list of victories you have read which is quite impressive, is over a wide geographic territory which shows how dispersed the threat of al qaeda is and how it has been able to grow even since the overthrow of taliban and al qaeda in afghanistan. ten years ga. >> eric: as you say it is so dispers dispersed. does it mean they become more dangerous as they fan out and harder for us to knock them off and pick 'em off, one by one? >> i think it is a mistake to believe that drone attacks alone are going to solve the problem. as important an element of the campaign as they could be, back in the late 1990s, we used cruise missiles against suspected terror sites in afghanistan, in sudan and elsewhere. and that was obviously

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all right coming up osama bin ladin and check anwar all a lot he sat down the us checklist of enemies we go it seems america is taking down its alleged adversaries with our respect for due process without the clarity of war and the countries there found so it begs the question is that. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions. made who can you trust no one who is you know with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism school sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our teen question more. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else hears you some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. welcome back the u.s. government has reportedly killed alleged al qaida recruiter anwar all the lucky with a drone strike in yemen a last he was near the top of the u.s. terror list but here's the catch he's a u.s. citizen he was born in america he was never charged with a crime and was

most of the people yapping about anwar locky had never heard of him or if they did they probably knew something that was factually incorrect you know the reality is that most credible sources say that this was a guy whose primary threat to the united states was his ability to go on youtube and preach his message of hatred and let's also remember and no one wants to talk about this. after nine eleven was a mainstay on the news hour with jim lehrer he was in the washington post as a voice of moderation condemning nine eleven but also condemning u.s. policy so it's quite likely that anwar locky himself was radicalized as a result of what was perceived widely in the muslim world to be a war against islam we don't spend a lot of time studying or talking about blowback in this country but we should because you could make a reasonable case that he was a product of u.s. policy he seemed to be a guy that was very much critical of nine eleven up to the u.s. invasion of iraq afghanistan mark stand here since the u.s. invasion harshness found out u.s. citizen still don't believe this war story wi

washington reacciono ante la muerte del clerigo islamico estadounidense anwar al awlaki.residente obama fue el primero en dar declaraciones. anwar al awlaki, nacido en nuevo mexico murio en yemen junto a otros miembros de al qaeda, 1 de ellos tambien estadounidense, en 1 ataque desde una nave no tripulada. el presidente obama indico que era otro hito en derrotar a la red terrorista. la muerte de awlaki es 1 duro golpe a la afiliada de al qaeda mas activa operacionalm ente. con base en yemen, por haber crecido y estudiado en estados unidos, al awlaki era considerado como 1 lider para atraer nuevos reclutas. este senor era la llave para que ellos usaran las herramientas del siglo 21 de internet, facebook, twitter, you tube para reclutar gente en estados unidos. awlaki planifico el intento de 1 nigeriano con explosivos en su ropa interior de hacer volar 1 vuelo a detroit a fines del 2009, y se comunico por internet con el autor del ataque en fort hood texas. pero organizaciones de derechos civiles y candidatos presidenciales cuestionan darle muerte a 1 ciudadano estadouniden

cleric, propagandist and one of al qaeda's most notorious leaders.obama says: "earlier this morning anwarawlaki, a leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, was killed in yemen. the death of awlaki marks another significant milestone in the broader effort to defeat al qaeda and its affiliates." the president, who signed the capture or kill order for al awaki in april two- thousand-ten, made the announcement at a retirement ceremony for chairman of the joint chiefs admiral mike mullen.mullen says: "bin laden is dead. awlaki is dead. al qaeda is a much diminished network." al awaki had alleged ties to the christmas day underwear bomber -- and faisal shehzad -- who tried to blow up a vehicle in times square. he met with three of the nine-eleven attackers and exchanged more than twenty e-mails with the fort hood shooter, according to the f-b-i. also killed today -- another american -- twenty-five year old samir khan of charlotte, north carolina -- al awaki's webmaster and publisher of an online jihadist magazine that shows al qaeda recruits how to make bombs.panetta says: "it was a bad yea

american born terrorist anwar al-awlaki was killed in yemen. officials say anwar al-awlaki is one of the world's top terrorist recruiters and he has ties to terror attacks. the mission is a successful operation between the united states and yemen. >>> day four today of the michael jackson death trial. two paramedics testified in the case against dr. conrad murray today. he is accused of giving michael jackson too much propofol. prosecutors say that is what led to his death. as kron 4's grant lodes explains, one paramedic says michael jackson was life less when he arrived. >> reporter: he took the stand in the trial of dr. conrad murray. lee responded to the 911 call and described the scene in the bedroom on june 25, 2009. >> when i first moved the patient, his skin was cool to the touch. when we -- took a glance at him, his eyes were open. they were dry. >> reporter: dr. conrad murray never said he gave michael jackson propofol. >> did dr. conrad murray provide you with information concerning medication? >> at that point he said no, he is not t