. >> reporter: a potential bombshell in the trial against aeg, the concert promoter managing michael jackson's "this is it" comeback tour. [ music playing ] >> reporter: aeg has long contended that they did not hire dr. conrad murray. the physician convicted offed a machinestering the lethal dose of the propofol to jackson. instead, aeg maintained it was the king of pop that hired murray. but in an e-mail the jackson family attorneys are calling the smoking gun, co-ceo of aeg live allegedly pressured murray into having jackson ready for rehearsals despite his ailing health. he write, quote, we want to remind murray that it is aeg, not mj, who is paying his salary. we want to remind him what is expected of him. he says he doesn't recall the message. >> i don't remember this e-mail. >> cnn has exclusively obtained his videotaped deposition that was shown to the jury. >> based on the assumptions that aeg is your company and mj is michael jackson, do you have an understanding of what that means? >> no, i don't understand. we western paying his salary. >> so why would you write that? >> i

it was like another bombshell just with overwhelming force just hit me. were going up the steps, they were so quiet, like peaceful, almost as if, you know, i started thinking, okay, all we're going to do is clear this top floor, nobody is going to be there and just leave and then you hear this scuffling, you know, something going on in this room. and, you know, i'm looking that way, just waiting to see what's going to happen and it was michelle, she kind of popped out into the doorway and paused there for a second. within moment, she came charging at me, she jumped on to me, she's like, you saved us, you saved us. and i'm holding on to her so tight and within a few seconds i see another girl come out of the bedroom. i just look at her, you can immediately tell who it is, just thinner and again i just needed confirmation. and i asked her, what's her name and she said, my name is jorgy georgina dejesus. it was very overwhelming. it took everything to hold myself together. you know, i have michelle in my arms, then you got gina coming out. and it was like on

. >>> a bombshell at the jodi arias trial. the jury gives up.ion on her fate is postponed, so what really happened inside the jury room? we'll speak live to the foreman in an abc news exclusive. >>> and the holiday weekend getaway is here but will it be a washout? severe storms slam the northeast as millions are starting summer right now but have no fear, the one and only mariah carey is live in central park to get this party started, rain or shine. ♪ >>> oh, they are out in force. is it that time of year again? the summer concert series set to kick o

after the bombshell news that the tax agency efforts were to target conservative allegations with the budget cycle. doug luzader has more. >> this is likely to be the first among many responses to the irs scandal as the white house tries to get ahead of news that seems to grow more troubling each day. steven miller is the first to go. the acting commissioner of the irs apparently was scheduled to leave that postanyway. the president used his ouster to show the white house is responsive. >> given the controversy surrounding this audit it is important to institute new leadership that can help restore confidence going forward. >> the president would not take any questions part of an effort to manage the controversy. he is expected to take two questions from reporters later today but that's about it as the white house battles multiple scandals some over shadowed now by this irs issue and republican attacks over the targeting of conservative groups. >> my question isn't about who is going to resign, my question is who is going to jail over the scandal? >> that is still a possibility as the

the credibility crisis that now involves this white house as secretary jay carney dropped a bombshelloday in his daily briefing, revising, once again, the white house narrative about the irs scandal, a change in th count of who knew what and when. revisits, conjure visions, seemingly outright misrepresentations have become part of a daily routine for thi administration's point man with the press. today admitting misrepresenting the involvement of the white house from the treasury department and the inspector general's release of the irs report. admitting that the white house to energize with the treasury department on how to tell the public for about the targeting of tea party and conservative groups just before the release of the ig damning report. >> treasury here at the white house. >> i think that has been reported with the deputy chief of staff. >> what did he do in your estimation? >> again, this is part of tryin to find out when and under what circumstances this separation would be released and made public. again, we did not know until th actual -- lou: now claiminggthat while

they have another bombshell that's still awaiting them. >> we remember the guy in the hot tub well. for more, bob could you sack, manage -- cusack, managing editor for the hill newspaper. this goes to the heart of d.c., getting worse by the day. >> absolutely. this story broke on may 10th. now we're at the end of may. this is going to go into june. it's going to go into july because you have the ongoing probes and lawsuits. this drip, drip, drip, that the administration -- they keep feeding us news. first they said nobody at the white house new. then aides knew. the handling has been fumbled and the irs is saying there were mistakes but no one is owning up to them. we don't have a lot of names of who made the mistakes and that's why this is going on for quite some time. >> i want to play one more sound bite from the chief council for the american center for law and justice who is bringing the lawsuit. >> what the documentation shows which is significant is that this was not low-level irs agents, that this was pervasive, at the highest levels when the irs and we now know and this is

bill: the bombshell new details in the benghazi terror attacks.re just speaking with darrell issa. what can we expect? certainly explosive hearings at midweek when several whistle-blowers testify and our fox news analyst brit hume will take this up. >> the president of the ooh tphao*euflted states said there were clear red lines. the red lines in the view of most have been crossed and he has failed to act. martha: the stakes are so high in syria right now and the stories of the death squads coming out and totaling two towns in recent days, what is going on there and what can we do? we'll have general jack keane. bill: horror at an air show after a vintage plane crashes and explodes into a fireball. what we are now learning about the investigation as to what happened, next. bill: some extreme weather in the southeast. the state of georgia widespread flooding, downpours in that state. the rushing waters creating a massive sinkhole in a small road near atlanta. flood warnings remain in effect through tomorrow in some areas there. the local news repor

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breast cancer bombshell.night, angelina jolie and her drastic decision to have a secret double mastectomy. a "the new york times" op-ed titled "my medical choice. >> ahead her tough and bold decision. >>> also when will it end? >> the pattern is becoming one in which this administration is not transparent. >> busted ben ghazi claims. the irs allegedly targeting conservative groups. >>> now the justice department secretly collecting phone records of reporters. this as the president goes fund-raising. >>> plus, a cnn exclusive. >> some of these photos i have to tell you are chilling. >> chains. barbed wire. pulleys. alarming new photos of aerial castro's backyard. our randi kaye tracking the story from cleveland this morning. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. thank you so much for being with me. i'm carol costello. we begin with a bombshell announcement off the hollywood and one rooted in the it tough choices facing many american women. actress ankle lean ya jolie said she has undergone a dou

it was like another bombshell just with overwhelming force, just hitting me.oadcasted that gina might still be in the house. you know, something's going on in this room. and i'm looking that way, just waiting to see what's -- what's going to happen, and it was michelle, she kind of popped out into the doorway, and paused there for a second, within moments she came charging at me, she jumped on to me, and she's, like, you saved us, you saved us. and i'm holding on to her so tight, and then within a few seconds, i see another girl come out of the bedroom. i just look at her, you can immediately tell who it is. just thinner. and, again, i just needed confirmation. and i asked her, what's your name? she said my name is georgina dejesus. >> you didn't hear anything and then all of a sudden, almost like a pitter-patter of feet running towards you. and next thing i know, someone is anthony espaespada's arms. when he put her down, she jumped into my arms and hd on to me and screamed please don't let me go, please don't let me go. i said, honey, don't worry. i'm not le

bombshell. the woman overseeing the targeting of conservative groups now in charge of obamacare for the i.r.s. think that is a coincidence? we will report and you decide. >>steve: the hits keep coming. brand-new reports, the department of justice just lost two known or suspected terrorists. and they could have been on the last flight you were on. they could be on your flight later today. >>brian: they might be my neighbor. >>steve: what happened? we'll try to put it all together for you. >>brian: sorry for interrupting you. an exclusive look at a convicted killer. jodi arias's jail cell as she awaits her fate. pink sheets. number clippings and a cat? we'll take you inside. >>steve: a cat? sorry for interrupting. >>brian: we're even. "fox & friends" starts now. >>steve: what kind of a jail do you get to keep a cat in? >>gretchen: i don't know. i'm not sure i'd want to wake up to that noise. >>brian: i'm more of a dog guy. >>gretchen: how about some nice little lull-a-bye music. >>brian: like trac

that these guys would have guns. >> reporter: but as skimp shook his head galanter deliver ed this bombshelling under oath that o.j. confessed to him in private before his conviction. >> he had told me that he did, in fact, ask alexander and mcclinton to bring the guns. >> reporter: the battle is part of simpson's request for a new trial based on what he says was a gross mishandling of his case. such is the plea bargain galanter now says was on the table. >> he said, you know, o.j., there's an opportunity to do it. he said see if i'll get a year. >> reporter: simpson says he was never told about the deal. >> i couldn't understand why they hadn't offered me a deal. >> reporter: simpson has spent the last four years behind bars, and his attorneys say despite galanter's testimony he is confident the judge will grant him the new trial. >> he's hopeful definitely and he actually is also really grateful that he got to tell his truth. >> reporter: just really interesting to see both sides tell their story. now, the judge says she will release her decision in writing and we're expecting that to happ

the benghazi bombshells keep coming. to speak and could we expect more? >> the things that my client will be saying will be contradictory to what the administration scenario was about 9-11-12. >> gretchen: you know who got that interview? geraldo rivera, the exclusive and he's here with more to share. >> steve: an american hero story coming to the big screen and this morning new details on the huge hollywood star set to play the role of navy seal sniper, chris kyle. details straight ahead. >> clayton: you've got to see this mug shot. if you haven't, here she is. that's reese witherspoon. now we're seeing her in a whole new light, in action. watch. >> i'm a u.s. citizen. i'm allowed to stand on american ground and ask any question i want to ask. >> go ahead. >> you better not arrest me. are you kidding me? >> no. >> clayton: then came the real bombshell. the must watch dash cam video, we'll show it to you. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >> steve: i wonder if more people have seen that video and heard about h

the new letter confessing to the kidnapping. >>> calling it quits the bombshell announcement that hasrching for a new top cop once again. >> cloudy skies, high pressure building in, warmer days ahead. we'll talk about that coming up. >> they switched on the metering lights early so we have backups towards the end of the parking lot, unusually long delays through the altamont pass. we'll explain why coming up. >>> good morning. it's thursday, it's may the 9th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. the suspect until the cleveland kidnappings is in court this morning. >> and we have a look inside that courtroom where the 52- year-old suspect is making his first appearance since being arrested monday. he is facing kidnapping and rape charges. his two older brothers are not being charged. you can see him standing in that courtroom with his head down. just a little earlier he was actually at the podium turning sideways facing what we believe to be his lawyer. we have more information about how the suspect allegely lured his victims and also the tight control they were

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>> it was like another bombshell, just with overwhelming force just hitting me. i believe i broadcasted that gina might still be in the house. >> adam 23, you got a box coming? it might be for real. there might be others in the house. georgina dejesus might be in this house also. >> possibly she'll be in the house and we immediately started running towards the house. as we were going up the steps, it was so quiet, like peaceful, almost as if, you know, i started thinking okay, all we're going to do is clear this top floor, nobody's going to be there, and just leave. and then you hear this scuffling, you know, something going on in this room. and you know, i'm looking that way just waiting to see what, you know, what's going to happen, and it was michelle. she kind of popped out into the doorway and paused there for a second. within moments she came charging at me, she jumped on to me, she's like you saved us, you saved us, and i'm holding on to her so tight, and then within a few seconds, i see another girl come out of the bedroom. i just look at her. you can imm

>> it was like another bombshell, just with overwhelming force just hitting me. i believe i broadcasted that gina might still be in the house. >> adam 23, you got a box coming? it might be for real. there might be others in the house. georgina dejesus might be in this house also. >> possibly she'll be in the house and we immediately started running towards the house. as we were going up the steps, it was so quiet, like peaceful, almost as if, you know, i started thinking okay, all we're going to do is clear this top floor, nobody's going to be there, and just leave. and then you hear this scuffling, you know, something going on in this room. and you know, i'm looking that way just waiting to see what, you know, what's going to happen, and it was michelle. she kind of popped out into the doorway and paused there for a second. within moments she came charging at me, she jumped on to me, she's like you saved us, you saved us, and i'm holding on to her so tight, and then within a few seconds, i see another girl come out of the bedroom. i just look at her. you can imm

>> yes sir, they were installed the same time. >> well that was a bombshell. also, it became the bomb that eventually did destroy the presidency. >> butterfield revealed that all of president nixon's conversations in his two white house offices had been tape- recorded for the past two years. and so have his office phone conversations. the stunned ervin committee, which discovered this fact only last friday, immediately began planning to demand the tapes of the crucial watergate-related conversations. those tapes could settle once and for all how much the president knew and when. >> brown: after the butterfield revelation, the committee issued a subpoena for the tapes. but president nixon refused to release them. >> if you notice the president says he's heard the tapes, or some of them, and they sustain his position. but he says he's not going to let anybody else have them, for fear they might draw a different conclusion. >> brown: by mid-summer, the commercial tv networks, which had all carried the hearings at the start, had in large part gone back to their re

reading aloud a 245 page statement, dean dropped a bombshell, alleging that the president had direct knowledge about the cover-up. >> i began by telli the president that there was a cancer growing othe presidency and if the cancer was not removed, the president himself would be killed by it. i also told him that it was important that this cancer be removed immediately because it was growing more deadly every day. >> all right, the question of course is what more is there to say. regardless of the time zone where you live, it's very late. and the testimony of john w. dean iii has been very hot, despite the several gallons of water he consumed while reading that lengthy and very historical document of his. >> brown: you're watching things unfold. a lot of it is droning on, let's face it, right? and then something like that happens. >> and he talked for a very long time. you could hear a pin drop in that room the whole time he was talking. and my guess is, that throughout america it was the same. he was the showstopper. there was no question about it. >> some of these things came out qu

then there was this bombshell. >> recognize also males have a tendency to wander a little bit and what so wonderful that he doesn't want to wander but think of the temptations out there, the internet is filled with pornography. >> oh, those poor men. that, of course, set off a firestorm of criticism not only from women, duh, but from other christian leaders that pointed out that robertson, maybe he forgot that, oh, that little commandment, thou shall not commit adultery. >>> now to lindsay lohan said to be packing on the pounds in rehab at the betty ford clinic. lohan has put on five pounds at least since doctors took away her add eadderall, a drug she w take to help attention deficit disorder. she's been put on new medication so she's complaining they are simply not working. >>> as you briefly heard at the end of our espn report david beckham is retiring from the game. becks, as he's known, is hanging up his boots or his cleats after two decades at the highest levels of soccer. he calls himself lucky because he realized all of his dreams on the field and don't worry, he has no plans t

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but, the bombshell on wednesday's hearing was treasury department inspector general jay russell george's admission that he had only conducted a quote/unquote audit of irs procedures, not an investigation. under questioning, george acknowledgedded that he did not ask any irs officials whether their targets of the tea -- targeting of the tea party was known to or ons gaited by the white house. george's revelation means that no authority whatsoever has conducted a probe. white house or obama/biden campaign involvement in the irs's political suppression of tea party groups that criticize the president. question. if lois lerner has nothing to hide, why did she invoke her fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination? >> well, there are a lot of interesting factors here that we learn from the hearing this week, and no, we didn't hear from miss lerner who recused herself. she may be summoned back. she may have waived her fifth amendment right by saying she did nothing wrong at the start of the hearing, so we may be hearing from her. if she can come back on her subpoena, she may be questi

city riddled with crime and under intense pressure to turn things around, oakland's top cop drops a bombshellhe police department. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. we are following that developing news out of oakland. police chief howard jordan has suddenly called it quits after just over a year on the job and after 24 years at oakland pd. kpix 5's phil matier begins our team coverage from police head quarters tonight. phil. >> reporter: it's interesting, they hoped to have a press conference here to explain the new crime-fighting strategies in town. instead, the mayor found herself delivering quite a different message. here's the story. >> as the city administrator said, this is not exactly the press conference we thought we were going to have today. i'm personally --was very saddened and surprised to hear the chief's decision this morning. but i trust that he is doing what's best for himself and for his family. however, as mayor, we know we'll have to continue to move forward. >> reporter: in a letter to the city and to his troops today, jordan said that the decision t

it was like another bombshell just with overwhelming force itting me.ng up the steps it was so quiet. peaceful. almost as if i started thinking, all we're going to do is clear the top floor. nobody is going to be there and just leave. then you hear this scuffling, you know, something going on in this room. you know, i'm looking that way, waiting to see, you know, what's going to happen. it was michelle. she kind of popped out into the doorway and paused there for a second. within moments she came charging at me. she jumped onto me. she's like, you saved us, you saved us. i'm holding onto her so tight. then within a few seconds i see another girl come out of the bedroom. i just look at her. you can immediately tell who it is. just thinner. and, again, i just needed confirmati confirmation. i asked her, what's your name? she said, my name is georgina dejesus. it's very overwhelming. i mean, it took everything to hold myself together. you know, i have michelle in my arms and then you've got gina coming out. and it was like one bombshell after another. that

>>steve: the benghazi bombshells. what happened on the ground when nearby rescue teams were told to stand down and not save their fellow americans? >> it's the first time in my career that a diplomat has more balls than somebody in the military. >>steve: more of that testimony that may prove a national security coverup straight ahead. >>brian: the verdict for jodi arias is guilty. so now what? >> i said years ago that i'd rather get death than life and that still is true today. >>brian: that exclusive interview this hour. she wants death and that will all start today. "fox & friends" starts now. >>steve: today ariel castro expected to make his first court appearance in cleveland. the 52-year-old former bus driver, the lone brother to be charged with the kidnapping and rape of three women in his hell hole house. meantime two of the three hostages make an emotional return to their houses. that's gina dejesus giving a thumbs up in front of the crowd. right now ainsley earhardt is live on the street in cleveland with new

been the perfect storm for washington's media puppets can't seem to get enough of the story even bombshell evidence that team obama was covering up information in the aftermath of the bidding in benghazi terror attacks that left four americans dead the idea that there were so many differing viewpoints as to whether or not it was an act of terrorism or whether or not this was a demonstration that got out of control the allegation by republicans is that the white house and others in the administration were trying to cover it up and dismiss the idea that this was terrorism the great republican which had on benghazi rather than an orchestrated cover up glenn kessler writes in the washington post that this basically was a bureaucratic knife fight pitting the state department against the cia the hate the issue of this talking points frankly throughout this process has been a sideshow while obama actually agree with you this has been a complete media sideshow and a political carnival seriously who gives a damn over what the white house may have called the attack within the first day or two conser

and a bombshell admission from the ira's today. mr. -- that it had wrongly flied conservative groups for additional irs review because of the political and its theological positions. occurring during last year's election to see if they were in violation of the tax-exempt status. tea party leaders are refusing to accept the apology and in fact, said tea party patriots organization said the revelation is called matt disturbing, illegal and averages abuse of government power. both the irs prospector and general and the house of representatives say they will be investigating. the latest crop is so woman and bad idea why more than half of them want to repeal the of president's signature health care program. it is a real-estate day to day one of the most influential men is richard smith, we talk real estate next. when. lou: it has ben and israel stay day and one of the most influential names richard smith chairman and ceo of realo the parent company of century 21 and coldwell banker but look at what happened today the dow up 36 points cl

bombshell evidence that team obama was covering up information in the aftermath of the biggie in benghazi terror attacks that left four americans dead the idea that there were so many differing viewpoints as to whether or not it was an act of terrorism or whether or not this was a demonstration that got out of control the allegation by republicans is that the white house and others in the administration were trying to cover it up and dismiss the idea that this was terrorism the great republican win on benghazi rather than an orchestrated cover up glenn kessler writes in the washington post that this basically was a bureaucratic knife fight pitting the state department against the cia the whole issue of this of talking points frankly throughout this process has been a sideshow while obama i actually agree with you this has been a complete media sideshow and a political carnival seriously who gives a damn over what the white house may have called the attack within the first day or two conservatives have been barking nonstop about whether or not the white house trying to downplay the attack

but that is a bombshell at the good oflood -- a the end of the discussion. we will continue to monitor the fallout. >> absolutely fantaic we will see you again. >> are you ready colonel? >> does america still have a true grit? space some why is taking a risk becoming illegal? and the that upsets the cowboy liberrian the idea you will retaliate can ban something is crazy. >> should this behavior be banned? it is time to toughen up this is it. >> these perdu engineers offended people because they are all white. is that offensive? at least some americans still have t. to l like the businessman who fought back after thishappened. >> a tornado cut a path of destruction. t-72, what happened to it? that is our show tonight. john: the dictionary says 82 means firmness of character and the indomitable spirit some people think ofcowboys like characters pyed by john wayne and clint eastwood people think of patrick dorinson. whos he? a radio host who calls himself the cowboys a libertarian argues the bloated government is killing off grit in aerica. >> we have become a

bombshell testimony from the three benghazi whistleblowers is set to get underway tomorrow brand new hearings into the terror attack that will take place tomorrow morning this is new questions are growing about what then secretary of state hillary clinton and her staff knew that night about how things were playing out in the assault that killed four americans and we are less than twenty four hours away from what is expected to be a potentially explosive hearing benghazi. you're going to fight. morning this could be the day we get answers this morning a house committee holding a key hearing on what went wrong in benghazi as we hear publicly now and in some cases for the first time from whistleblowers who say more could have been done to save american lives yes yes yes been gazi honestly guys how much work we possibly speculate on this story seriously this isn't even worth addressing so what did we all miss while the corporate press was busy stalking the family of the three kidnapped girls first off is the case of a mississippi man named william manning who was awaiting execution yet t

. >>> and a bombshell at the jodi arias trial. the jury gives up. a decision on her fate is postponed, so what really happened inside the jury room? we'll speak live to the foreman in an abc news exclusive. >>> and the holiday weekend getaway is here but will it be a washout? severe storms slam the northeast overnight, as millions are starting summer right now but have no fear, the one and only mariah carey is live in central park to get this party started, rain or shine. ♪ >>> oh, they are out in force. is it that time of year again? the summer concert series set to kick off and they have packed the house. want to make your way to central park to join us, boy, we'd still love to have you, however, as we get set to welcome mariah carey to the stage with a special surprise guest to kick off the summer tour. i can tell you it is not her husband, but it's a really good one. >> ladies, trust us, tune in. >>> indeed, robin and george are off. elizabeth vargas good to have you and paula faris, as well. >> and it's getaway weekend, you know, it's memorial

jon: but, first, bombshell revelations on this wednesday.inspector general's report about the irs unit that targeted tea party and other conservative groups. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. the report blaming so-called, first line management for the problem,