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. >>> there will be one less seat at the danville home of arnie ka ral. tonight, family members gathered to remember. they're hearts are heavy. but they are lucky for the 19 years they were able to love him. it's hard to imagine the heartache they feel. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. this danville community has been touched by this young soldier. and they proved that tonight. many of the people here knew marine lance corporal joshua corral. many of them did not. but they all came to honor a friend, classmate and marine who died friday, while in combat in afghanistan. >> always smiling. >> reporter: corall's cousin says, those close to the marine gunner called him chachi. >> he's a great inspiration. in the military, people believe him because he was a very likable guy. >> reporter: likable and a young leader. when corall decided to join the marines right out of high school, he encouraged ten of his friends to join with him. >> he was leading his squad, and living his life that others may live. >> reporter: corall will never know the impact he made on

secretary of education arnie duncan was sitting with the obamas. he is a former basketball player, also a friend of the president's from their time in chicago. >>> well, in other news tonight, a couple has been shot while driving in charles village. police say a man and a woman were driving in the 100 block of east 22nd street when they were shot multiple times. the man was hit in the arm, the 36-year-old woman was struck in her hip and leg. the two are in stable condition tonight. police are not reporting any suspects or a motive. >>> family and friends gather to remember who teenagers who were killed in a crash. 19-year-old jeffrey giles and 18-year-old jonathan deckman died when the driver crashed into a tree. the accident was last night on lawyer's hill road. the driver and two other passengers are in critical condition tonight. the accident has left friends and family in shock. >> i'm still numb. i still don't know how to feel. but this here is helping me. >> if there is a definition of living life to the fullest, it was jeff. he was there for

a result of the arab league has lost its authority as the voice of the arab people according to dr arnie and that's me university of maryland in beirut. the arab league is basically digging its own coffin here and it is publicly declaring that it has no more legitimacy in the arab world so it is no longer speaking for the arab people are representing are of interest in any way whatsoever when we look at who is really pushing for these decisions within the arab league we see it's primarily being led by the g.c.c. the gulf countries particularly of qatar and saudi arabia and when we look at the credibility of these countries i mean that if you want to take one example when we had mass protest and beheading protests that the government of the day and responded we threw toilet tea against a protest in which the people were asking for democracy and reform as is their legitimate right the g.c.c. countries did not ask for sanctions against the bahamian government for the suppression rather they introduced their own armed forces into a hurricane and supported the repression so when you have thes

half of arc and saw we need to take that and give them a reservation more fitting to their signs then arnie again rounding them up in eighteen thirty three they made a treaty with the remaining quad to bring it to where they are today when they arrived here and you making thirty five. and when they arrived to this area there was only one hundred thirty five remain out of thirty five thousand back in eighty thirties they sent us here from arkansas and they drew a line on a man out the only way we could make water was inside that line so we can't go anywhere else. so the call problems are coming up and running and you know it's eighteen and thirty. and they're drunk you know this is your land. so they explore you know basically the east side of the spring river and it's exactly the kind of land where you steve let's go. look and you know cross a river is those high blood. when the big book for out across was called the bills. the reason it's called the room is because they got there. and they were working and i would give cross. rowsley they're going home and the devil was marching praying on

arnie klein, the beverly hills dermatologist the defense team blames for jackson'sle addiction and ensuing insomnia. now, for the first time since the trial began dr. klein sat down with abc news today and conceded he gave jackson demerol, large dosed because his six-hour treatments involved up to a thousand needle pricks over six hours, but denies any addiction. >> if i addicted him to demerol and would remain in his body for a long time, yet they found non in his body. i made his face better. >> reporter: they've used the the courtroom to stretch their legs with no indication of a decision any time soon. if they don't reach a verdict today they will not deliberate over the weekend and resume on monday. diane? >> all right, jim, thanks for standing watch tonight. >>> stale head on "world news," are members of congress holding on to their gold-plated pensions while asking everyone else to sacrifice? chris cuomo tracks them down for answers. >>> is the royal family about to expand? the clues tonight about william, kate and a baby? [ male announcer ] when these come together, and these come

arnie klein, the beverly hills dermatologist the defense team blames for jackson's addiction problem and ensuing insomnia. today for the first time since the trial began, dr. klein sits down with abc news and concedes he gave jackson large doses of demerol because his six-hour treatments involved up to a thousand needle pricks of botox but he denies any addiction. >> so i had nothing to do with addicting him to any substance. i made his face better. >> reporter: the jury's used that buzzer three times today, twice to tell the judge they wanted to walk around, needed a break. the third time to say there would be no verdict today. they'll resume deliberations on monday morning at 8:30. diane? >> all right, jim, thanks for standing watch tonight. >>> and still ahead on "world news," are members of congress holding on to their gold-plated pensions while asking everyone else to sacrifice? chris cuomo tracks them down for answers. >>> and is the royal family about to expand? the clues tonight about william, kate and a baby? [ male announcer ] when these come together, and these come togeth

to criticize myself for being entrenched because i've already been in politics for three years but arnie's new to politics where positioning ourselves as a party of new people in politics and is not just p.r. most of us are indeed freshman to really think that's how it would work as an m.p. if you get elected i think so what choice has she got your members in the previous election many celebrities with campaign for a certain party would confess they wouldn't actually work in parliament once elected. that all parties strongly against using celebrities as campaign mascots that's why we don't do business with thought is that resort to such practices i won't name the party everybody knows what i mean. but you do your shame don't as far as i know in your election commercial you should offer a prison. cvs of all the parties which is the communists i know i'm wrong we as you put bill is against them this is the right image. but anyway we don't welcome the so-called locomotives everybody we have on our party list will work in the state duma if they win the seat. and he's ready to work your share o

financial crisis so now that sixty minutes is blown everyone's cover on these pretty disgusting practices arnie frank requested a hearing on the issue of insider trading and yesterday the house financial services committee decided that they would hold a hearing proposing legislation so determine how politicians would have to comply with insider trading but guess who made the announcement none other than a representative baucus himself after a one of the members who allegedly engaged in these shady practices is the chairman of the committee that's going to be holding the hearing so rest assured americans he's going to take care of it all i wonder if you can call it himself during this hearing to talk about how he feels about using nonpublic information for his own personal financial benefit at the exact moment when many americans are seeing their savings disappear before their very eyes so i make a rather cynical point here and say that i doubt that much is going to be accomplished if the financial services committee is the one getting to the bottom of the wrongdoing headed by one of the main th

little bit of comic relief on the situation >>karen lewis is privately and publicly said sorry to arniecan and his office said that he accepted her apology >>i'm beejal patel with bloomberg news live from the cme group in chicago with today's business headlines >>oil has just hit $102 a barrel we have not seen that price since july experts say that it is happening due to falling stockpiles prices on average are 50¢ higher today than a year ago aaa has gas prices at 361 in chicago it has been inching higher in the last several months >>job cuts and the entire financial sector worldwide are hitting a staggering 200,000 this year alone the banking industry said it needs to cut costs due to regulatory restrictions and the economic climate ... occupy protesters are getting slammed again this time by a new york politician representative peter king a republican from new york calls the protesters angry people who are " losers " on the outside and screaming ... congressman king criticized them for not having a cogent platform for their struggle >>starbucks is facing higher commodity costs and wi

. >> education secretary arnie duncan also attended the game with the obama's. he's a former professional basketball player. meanwhile, three american students are back home after being released from a jail in egypt. this was a seamless night as lucas gave arrived home greeted by loved ones. as danielle nottingham explains, the violence in egypt continues. >> reporter: with a smile on his face, one of three american students jailed during protest in egypt arrives back home. >> i'm so thankful to be back in philadelphia. and like to thank my parents, my mom, and my dad for the support. >> gregory porter just wanted a hometown meal after his long trip from cairo saturday. police arrested a 19-year-old and two of his friend doing the deadly riots into rear square sunday. authorities accused the trio of throwing firebombs at egyptian security forces clashed with protesters. the u.s. government helped bring the college students back to america when prosecutors decided not to press charges. >> i'd like to think the embassy for all the things they did as well as the ad

. >> bret: arnie duncan accepted an apology from the president of the chicago teachers union for a jokese. karen le with us was speaking at a conference when she said this. >> this guy with the nerve to stand up and say education is rival rights issue of our time. you know he went to private school because if he went to public school he would have had the lisp fixed. >> bret: she also joked about speaking weed in college but then said she shouldn't have said it. the teachers blamed what it called the right swing public education advocate for highlighting the speech. >>> french president sarkozy and obama trying to smooth it over with benjamin netanyahu. the two were caught making disparaging remarks about the leader this month. sarkozy wrote condolence letter to netanyahu following the death of his flare-in-law pledging friendship despite the differing views on the middle east. >>> finally a man wearing a loin cloth and carrying a torch surprise secretary of state hillary clinton in a photo op with a hong kong official in hawaii over the weekend. take a look. [ laughter ] >> bret: they

the judge did not allow jurors to hear from dermatologist, arnie klein, blamed by murray's lawyers forcting the singer. i want to know whether or not you addicted michael jackson to demerol. >> you know the answer, sir. no because there's no results that show and toxicology reports that there was demerol in his body. all of the drugs were given by conrad murray. i had nothing to do with giving him any substance. >> reporter: as jackson and murray supporters met outside the courtroom, jurors will reunite inside monday, to consider whether the overdose of a legend was caused by his doctor. for "good morning america," jim avila, abc news, los angeles. >>> all right. let's get more on this now with our "gma" legal analyst, dan abrams. thanks for coming in. we really appreciate it. you have said, there's a real danger for a hung jury. why is that? >> this is a tricky case. there's a lot of evidence that the prosecutors presented that conrad murray did things that he shouldn't have done. there were a lot of things he should have done that he didn't do. but i don't think there's any question

. >> to the point, arnie duncan was asked about this case and said it is mind-boggling and how long it went on. he said there was a moral and ethical responsibility to protect our kids and that is the latest comment from the education secretary. thank you so much for your bravery and your continued support on behalf of children who are abused and people who are sexually abused. thank you, sheldon. >> thank you. >> how tomorrow's key vote in ohio could provide clues into the presidential race. i will talk with democratic congressman who is a big supporter of unions and breaking news that the jury reached a verdict in the conrad murray trial. la toya is tweeting verdict out and i'm on my way. i'm shaking uncontrollably. i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't l

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reports, "penn state said to be planning paterno exit amid scandal" joining me is patrick mann who asked arnieinvestigation and we have michael mercetes. give us the narration of the story up to date now. where it's at? >> i think as it relates to coach paterno, the worst relates to victim number two. it is march of 2002, a graduate assistant working with the penn state football program goes into the locker room, 9:30 at night and reportedly sees coach sandusky engaged in anal intercourse with a boy he estimates to be 10 years old. he doesn't intercede, doesn't call the police, he calls his father he tells the grand jury. his father says you've got to tell paterno. the following day in person, he tells coach paterno, paterno's response, the following day, now sunday, is to tell the athletic director. and therein paterno says he has discharged his responsibility, which legally speaking he may have done, but from a humanity standpoint, there is a lot of outrage in happy valley he didn't do enough. and subsequently and frankly, something reminiscent in the way the church has handled this, nothing

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they looked at arnie klein, were able to look at the number of scrips he wrote to michael jackson forerol. he said, it wasn't me, just my office. but you can track it. >> if we're serious about breaking this problem, john, there are things that we can be doing, but we are not doing. >> absolutely. >> and i always said, for different reasons, that this was a selective prosecution of dr. murray, but it serves a very good purpose, just like barry bonds and steroids. it cleans up the athletic industry. this makes all these doctors aware of the perils of prescribing drugs to -- >> there's just one problem, john, and that is that the pharmaceutical industry is one of the largest in terms of payments to lawmakers in this country. >> and it does -- >> -- a vast amount -- you know better than i do. >> and it seems this all started with the deregulation of the pharmaceuticals, doesn't it? >> let's get back to a legal issue, question for you guys. conrad murray did not testify on his own behalf. >> no, he did not. >> which generally says to a jury and to the court of public opinion that you are

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a close friend of jackson's, determine tolg arnie klein, spent michael's final christmas with him. klein told me he used democr edo help michael jackson on his tour. i want to know if you addicted him to demerol. >> you know the answer. no. i had nothing to do with it. i made his face better. if that was addicting, too beauty, yes. >> reporter: in the courtroom and jury room, what is the old up. many people believe it could be the fact that conrad murray is a doctor. injury. >> reporter:s don't li-- juries like to convict doctors. >> all right, jim, thank you. dan abrams joins us. they're not deliberating that long. >> i don't think in any way, shape, or form, this is a long process so far. >> no concern right now from the prosecutors thinking, oh, my goodness, this could be a hung jury? >> not yet. this is not a who done it. it is a how did it happen. in a whodunit, it's straightforward. i think this person did it. i don't think this person did it. a lot of facts are not in dispute here. it an interpretation of the facts. you increase the possibility that a couple of jurors are go

a close friend of jackson's, dermatologist arnie klein, spent michael's last christmas with him and his children. famous for botox work on hollywood stars, klein told me he used demerol to work on michael jackson's face to get him ready for his "this is it" tour. i want to know if you addicted him to demerol. >> you know the answer. no. i had nothing to do with it. i made his face better. if that was addicting, to beauty, yes. >> reporter: in the courtroom and jury room, what is the holdup? many people believe it could be the fact that conrad murray is a doctor. juries don't like to convict doctors. in the courtroom, despite what you may have heard about negligence or anything else about conrad murray, he's an imposing figure when you see him, he looks like a doctor, robin. >> all right, jim, thank you. dan abrams picking up from there. they're not deliberating that long. >> they've only had one day of deliberations. i don't think in any way, shape, or form, this is a long process so far. >> no concern right now from the prosecutors thinking, oh, my goodness, this could be a hung jury?

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arnie klein, one of michael jackson's former doctors, spoke about michael jackson' addiction. >> i workedh him five months during that trial, i was always communicating with him, my co-counsel doing the same, he would call us at 3:00 in the morning, 4:00 in the morning and we never had a problem communicating with him. he always cooperated. so i never saw michael jackson as an addict. whether he was addicted to a drug later on is not something i experienced. i hate to hear that. i hope it is not true. but you never know what doctors are doing to patients. they're supposed to treat them properly and we never know if that's happening or not particularly with celebrities. >> very true. we'll continue to wait for the ver and hopefully you'll wait along with us. tom, nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> republican presidential candidate herman cain says he wants to stop talking about sexual harassment allegations and get back on message. but right now we are standing by for an announcement from another woman who says that she was sexually harassed by cain. she's being represented by fa

arnie duncan and the secretary of education tied to secretary of education talk to the president, havingting with the president of korea in our prisons open the conversation by saying, so what are problems of education in korea? the president of korea said the parents are demanding more of me and i can satisfy them with right now. we've got to flip that coin on here. here is korea in 1950 was the stone age economy, 80% illiteracy. now it's one of the great industrial powers of the world and they did that in the most possible decisions out there and anyone who knows that the korean-american souk near an open businesses and go to school and how driven they are. i deliberately didn't choose china to make it the centerpiece because we don't know about that. but it's going on everywhere else as well. >> i very much in true dreaminess encounter you had with president obama, where he said the biggest lesson we learned from world war ii is america can do anything when it puts its mind to it, but we've got to exercise those muscles. i think they are petrified of it. we are soft in ways that are p

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. >> i'm arnie came, a consultant. i think the panel for having this. my question is, don't you guys think that if minorities continue to turn out in 2012 obama will win by a landslide? because its minority african-americans are the key in determining the president's election. , where are the presidential elections for a campaign for 2012 and also what about the african and asian, other than hispanics. that's all. >> okay. comments? minority vote and differentiation among minority vote. >> in 2008 obama won over nine and 10 in just under two thirds of all out there. and the other is an interesting category. as you think not only other, but also the hispanics are moving way beyond a state where they have been influential in the past. in virginia to does make him a 10% is either white or black. in a place like north carolina, the growing hispanic which has not been part of the thumb on the scale for obama to get over that time. strong minority turnout in strong minority vote is a necessary but not sufficient condition for obama in 2012. the figures that r