michael jackson donated that money to the burn unit in culver city, california, and the burn ward at hospital. it was renamed the michael jackson burn center to honor jack is in and that generous contribution. was it a turning point for the king of pop? >> straight to you, liz. let's see that video, everyone. we are taking your calls live. this is the video of the ill-fated pepsi commercial. the '84 pepsi commercial. jackson actually catching on fire. he doesn't realize it yet. his head in flames. now he's realizing and he begins spinning around to put the fire out. but it's too late. his scalp already burned intensely. that's a clip obtained by "us weekly" showing just how severe jackson's injuries were when his hair and his scalp caught on fire. as he emerges up off the floor, everyone trying to help him. you see a shot, a painful shot, of the top of his skull, showing part of the burning. the pain must have been excruciating. out to ian drew, senior editor with "us weekly" magazine. many people believe this was the inception of his dependency on prescription drugs. and now dozens

and it usually burns the nerves. and third-degree burns are often painless but then need a lot of grafting and plastic surgery to replace the tissue. second-degree burns are extremely painful. that's the blistering burns that people see, partial thickness. so frequently patients in burn units do require a lot of narcotics because they are in a lot of pain. but certainly there are many people that have recovered from terrible burns and house fires that do not become addicted to narcotics after using them for months in the icu. >> but it's not unheard of with that kind of pain -- obviously, anybody would need pain medication. substantial amounts to deal with that, correct? >> yes. and it depends on how extensive the burn is and where it is on his body and how much of it's involved and such. i mean, i believe it was mostly his head and hair. i don't know that -- if his face was burned in the pictures. but i've seen usually his hair and the back of the head. >> lindsay, what do we know, how many procedures do we know tha

and then people started saying, he's been burned, he's been burned. >> reporter: the severity of the burns are visible at the top of his head as he's being rushed off stage. it's believed the second and third-being burns on his scalp and face led to his addiction to painkillers. >> this was when he decided it was not only okay, but necessary to take pain medication. >> reporter: almost a decade later, the pop star acknowledged his drug addiction. >> this medication was initially prescribed for pain that i received on my scalp. detectives removed bottles of anesthesia, propofol, also known as diprivan, from his home. dr. conrad murray was with jackson if he died. if police can establish that dr. murray or any other doctor provided michael jackson diprivan, inside his home, outside of a hospital capacity, the crime would be negligent homicide. >> reporter: 25 years ago, fans were not informed of the severity of the accident. instead, the most famous image is michael waving from a gurney. it's only now that michael's injuries can be fully grasped. >> reporter: and pepsi gave michael jac

his scalp already burned intensely.s a clip obtained by "us weekly" showing just how severe jackson's injuries were when his hair and his scalp caught on fire. as he emerges up off the floor, everyone trying to help him. you see a shot, a painful shot of the top of his skull showing part of the burning. the pain must have been eck cruciating. i understand many people believe this was the inception of his dependcy on drugs. now dozens of doctors being probed. dozens. originally it was just five. but now dozens? >> i know dozens personally. coming across doctor after doctor over the years. i mean, there was a dr. farshi i met in 2002 when he allegedly had spider bites. now we come to learn that nobody really believed they were spider bites at the time. it was an i.v. put into his leg. a doctor prescribed them at the time. he tried to get it any way he could. he went through friends and associates. he even met deepak chopra and very soon after meeting him asked him to prescribe him drugs. it's like any drug addict. >> he t

dramatic video of the incident that burned the king of pop's head 25 years ago. i'm jessica kartalija. that's coming up. >>> a warm, humid, and probably a wet end to the week. i'm bob turk. i'll have the complete first warning forecast coming up next. >>> it is 82 degrees in central maryland. >>> convicted killer scott peterson is asking the public to help fund his court appeal. his family sent out this e-mail hoping to raise $95,000. the money would go towards an investigation to help overturn his 2003 conviction for murdering his pregnant wife lacey. peterson is current on death row at san quentin state prison. >>> new reaction to the just released video of michael jackson getting severely burned during a commercial shoot 25 years ago. here's jessica kartalija. >> reporter: this video from "us magazine" shows the moment that michael jackson's life changed. he was filming a pepsi commercial in 1984. in the first take, everything goes smoothly. but watch the 6th take. the pyrotechnics ignite while he's still at the top of the stairs. incredibly, he continues to d

a mother and her children trapped inside a burning car. a dramatic rescue. all caught on tape. >>> another live look outside this noon. meteorologist bernadette woods will be back with our first warning weather forecast. >>> an american soldier kidnaped by the taliban is seen on a new videotape. in it he talks about his family. >> i am afraid that i might never see them again. and that i will never be able to tell them that i love them again. i will never be able to hug them. >> the pentagon identifies the soldier as 23-year-old bowe bergdahl captured in afghanistan five months after his unit arrived. people in his small hometown are hopeful he will be released. >> the struggle for everybody. it is a very difficult situation. i am concerned obviously for bowe and for his family as well. >> the taliban recently kidnaped a "new york times" reporter named david rhody. they released him after seven months. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton working to win his release. >>> a heroic rescue in milwaukee as people rescue a woman and her two children from a burn

i take care of burn patients. patients will do things as keeping notebooks to make sure they have the right alias to the right pharmacy. so they don't present as alias a to the pharmacy one week and come back the next week as somebody else. to keep such a lie alive for so long, it actually takes a lot of planning and a lot of forethought. >> do you as a doctor, and you mentioned it. you deal with burn victimses who need pain medication. do you have to double check to make sure a patient is not doctor shopping? >> yes. we have contracts that will have patients say any time we are giving you these medications, we can sit there and ask you to produce the pills and we can count them. if you are getting these medications from another physician, we can drop you as a patient. we will talk to the other physicians and say what is the group plan on how we are going to deal with these medications. there are data bases in tennessee. we go and look and see if they are getting medications from other pharmacists and other provid

and some third-degree burns to the crown of his head and the injury was approximately three to four inches in diameter. >> geraldo: you were shocked at how serious it was and even as shocking is how the world was kept in the dark and this video not released for a quarter of a century. >> exactly. let me give you an example. you got the number one entertainer in the world, you got the la city fire department i was a member of for 32 years, this is the biggest story in the world, why would you have two professionals, two agents of the l.a. city fire department explain what happened we did a professional and outstanding job and why would you want to promote your organization? the reason being is in my opinion after all these years they had two black young inspectors and they didn't want to promote that incident and have it deface the department. >> geraldo: like the opposite to the hartford, connecticut,, case. enjoy your retirement. thank you for your candor. tell captain donnister i will buy him a beer and he can tell me the real story then. >>> the dr. feel goods, one p whom could s

holubek is saying about around the time the burns occurred, but dr.shall, this is 20 plus years later and doctors are still agreeing to feed him dope like it's candy corn? what is their duty? and we know that there are dozens, repeat, dozens of doctors, that's at least 24 doctors, now part of a criminal probe, dr. bethany. >> their duty is to protect the patient and provide safe and reliable medical care, but what drug addicts do, we've heard the term doctor shopping. they'll go to one doctor, and especially if they're particularly wealthy and powerful, they'll say to the doctor, oh, you're so wonderful, and no one else has ever helped me like you, and you're the best. and they seduce the doctor with money and compliments. and that's why these doctors should not practice alone. they should always practice with partners in a treatment setting when it comes to drug addicts -- >> dr. bethany, you're making excuses for doctors doping up an addict. that he, jackson, seduced them. they're the doctors. it's their duty. >> well, explanation is not the same as

not worried about sun burning, breaking a sweat, that's good stuff. temps are going to be going up the next three days. 81 tomorrow, couple of showers, and then mid-80s on wednesday. that's still not bad. couple of thunderstorms possible. and then on thursday, we're getting up there, upper 80s, again, with a few thunderstorms possible. now for tonight, mostly cloudy, still comfortable. not as cool because of the clouds. a few showers, lows in the 60s, winds northeasterly at 5 to 10. live doppler 9000, light activity has pushed from charles county northward working its way up i-95. nothing is heavy till you get down toward charles county and that is on the heavy said the past couple of hours. no watches oriedvisors out just occasionallyea hvy rain with this system. heavy activity just north of 66 now, up toward front royal and i-81. anything is drifting up to the north at about 10 miles an hour. not moving very fast, mind you. we'll zoom in to the south now, and this is the heaviest activity we can find, down toward, you know, la plaita and mechanicsvi

he had some severe burns, correct, guys? >> yes. >> it's been an honor to talk to both john and joel rechlitz, thank you for your story and for doing the right thing. guys, appreciate it. love talking to those guys. most of us need that morning cup of coffee to wake up and the afternoon to keep going. and what if that cup of coffee was your jump-start to financial success? we'll show you how this woman is turning her love of java into business success. sign up on the web on facebook, we'll take you behind the scenes, some great photos. there's a shot of the pensive mike galanos. join up. >>> this week's "money and main street" a massachusetts woman turns her love of coffee to a new business, here's our sister network, cnn. >> reporter: lucy villana is hooked o coffee. >> i had my first shot of espresso at 14, it was pretty amazing for me. >> reporter: with the dream of opening a coffee house, she went to seattle to learn at the aprons of the best. >> i got all the support ever. i'm not leaving this time until i know how to d

angie is off today but kenny burns is in. you will hear from him in a few minutes but start with howard. saturday the storms were a surprise. >> we expected a couple in the mountains because cluster of storms from ohio came roaring through and yesterday we had storms and this morning once again a few thunderstorms and in a typical summer pattern. heat, humidity and mainly afternoon storms. we can't rule out the storm keal moing noi w.like live doppler 9,000 is ofto wnof colors indicating heavier e.fafain down erth irfax to irco thtye to the dist showers topr geince geors geco n geieerowshshows but by t far th sandy point. a lot of lightning and thunder south, as well. we will have a day we have a chance of storms and highs in the upper 80s. a traffic update and check in with kenny burns. >> right now no problems on 95 woodbridge to 495. continuing to 395 northbound looking live at duke street. it is in the northbound direction. 14th and constitution and pennsylvania avenue has just closed and will be closed until 6:00 this ev

the couple separated but were not yet divorced. >>> another man was critically burn. investigators say the house was vacant and boarded up at the time of the fire. >>> a multivehicle pile up injuries several people. four children suffered non-life- threatening injuries. >>> 80% of prisoners fail drug tests before being booked. >> reporter: he was hitters announce an approach to drug treatment behind bars. booking downtown baltimore may not be known for the methadone program for heroin addicts, but it's this approach that brought the drug czar to this city. >> it's not because baltimore has more problems than any other city, it's because baltimore has more solutions. >> reporter: the mayor was praise for her compassion for the criminal justice population. >> it's a passionate issue with drug addiction and heroin an all types of drugs because i had someone in my family who was a person, my brother, who went through that life. who had two parents, who was well educated, but who had that struggle. >> reporter: the congressman hosted the meeting between all levels of gover

then people started saying, he's been burned, he's been burned. >> reporter: it's believed the second- and third-degree burns on his scalp and face, led to his addiction to painkillers. >> this is when he decided it was not only okay, but necessary to take pain medications. >> reporter: almost a decade later, the pop star announced his addiction. >> this was originally prescribed after i received painful reconstruction surgery on my scalp. >> reporter: now, pain medication is playing a pivotal role in his death investigation. detectives removed diprivan from his home. they are investigating several doctors, including dr. conrad murray, who was with jackson when he died. >> if the police can establish that dr. murray or any other doctor prescribed diprivan to michael jackson in his home, anywhere outside of the hospital, the crime would be negligent homicide. >> reporter: 25 years ago, fans were not informed of the severity of the accident. instead, the most famous image was him waving from a gurney. it's only now that his injuries can be fully grasped. >> pepsi gave jackson $1.5 milli

his head totally burned. scars remained for the rest of his life. and according to insiders, he remained in intense pain after this. you are seeing a clip obtained by "us weekly" of that pepsi commercial taping, showing how severe jackson's injuries were when he actually caught on fire. i want to go straight out to albert lee, deputy editor of "us weekly." this is emerging now. why? >> well, we obtained the footage recently. and you know, there is a great deal of talk right now surrounding michael's abuse of prescription drugs and what role that played in his death and in his cardiac arrest. you know, when this was shot, remember, this was 1984. this was "thriller"-era michael. he was at the peak of his fame, 25 years old. and i'm glad you showed that video again. because you know, it is really hard to watch. and you know, this was not -- we've heard so much talk about it. but this was not just a few couple sparks in his hair. his entire head was engulfed in flames. and you know, for five, long, excruciating seconds, this guy's head is on fire befor

he is badly burned but alive. he's rushed away and sprayed down with cold water.rs can't believe what happened. >> i would do it for my kid so that's why i stopped and get in there. i'm still shaken about it but, you know, i'll never forget that. >> reporter: one of the off duty firefighters suffered burns to his arm. the other needed stitches. police lieutenant mark robbelski had minor burns. >> the neighborhood came out as well, bringing water, hoses. it shows the true spirit of the citizens of the city. >> it really is just some unbelievable footage. they're saying they think the mother more or less ran no a tree and then the car flipped. but rescuers were saying the scariest moment was when the 4-year-old boy stopped crying because it was at that point they thought -- >> thought he was dead. >> and he has burns over 40% of his body, critical condition. i hope he pulls through. >> you can only imagine what a horrifying scene that must have been as the flames were spreading? >> those are some heros, no doubt about it. >> when we come back, you'll hear president

then people started saying, he's been burned, he's been burned. >> reporter: the severity of the burns are visible as he's rushed off the stage. it is believed that the second- and third-degree burns on his scalp and face were what led to his addiction to painkillers. >> this is when he decided it was not only okay, but necessary to take pain medication. >> this medication was initially prescribed for pain that i received during recent reconstructive surgery on my scalp. >> reporter: now, pain medication is playing a pivotal role in his death investigation. detectives removed bottles of propofol, also known as diprivan, from his home. dr. conrad murray was with jackson when he died. >> if the police can establish that dr. murray or any other doctor provided diprivan to michael jackson in his home, outside of a hospital capacity, then the crime would be negligent homicide. >> reporter: 25 years ago, fans were not informed of the severity of the accident. instead, the most famous image of the day was michael waving from a gurney. it's only now, after his death, that his injuries can be f

. >> the 4-year-old was rushed to the hospital with third degree burns and two rescuers were burned as well. and another fire rescue, this on the water. a boat got an sos call from a fishing vessel on fire. before they could get there, the boat rescued three trapped men before the boat broke apart. >>> we're expecting there are going to be tough questions about that captured soldier in afghanistan and what the military is doing to try and retrieve him. >>> up next, six months and counting. we'll take a look at whether the president has kept his promise to reach across the aisle. >>> we have live pictures coming in of a train derailment in ft. worth, texas. this is from kxas and you can see that there are flames now we'll take a look at this. work to get details, more on this after a quick break. if you're taking 8 extra-strength tylenol... a day on the days that you have arthritis pain, you could end up taking 4 times the number... of pills compared to aleve. choose aleve and you could start taking fewer pills. just 2 aleve have the strength... to relieve arthris pain all day. with ann

is to stop the burning.hey put him on the ground and smothered out the burns which was appropriate. >> they describe the fiery scene that faced them. >> it was horrific. the car was engulfed in flames, and the child was just, you know, inside there screaming. all i could see was the child's face. >> reporter: while each brothers suffered burns, their bravy is now rewarded from heart-felt thanks from d.j.'s family. >> there is no words that can express how grateful i am. >> reporter: the boy's father talked about the grief and gratitude. >> i try to hold it together, and i just want to thank everybody, the citizens of milwaukee for helping us. this is -- angels all around us. >> reporter: angels that came together on a sunday evening in milwaukee to save a boy's life. for today, kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> officials say the 4-year-old suffered burns to 30% of his body. he remains in the hospital. joe? >> thank you. >>> and millions witnessed an inspiring sight, an eclipse. it lasted more than six min

finally free, the 4-year-old was badly burned. the off-duty firefighters got a hose from neighbors and as one brother held the boy, the other doused him with a hose to cool the burns. john and joel are two of the men seen in that video, they're with us exclusively. good morning to both of you. thanks for coming on. >> good morning, lester. >> we should note that the 4-year-old is listed this morning in critical condition and, john and joel, i see you both have bandages on your hands. you were both badly burned. how you doing? >> we're doing just fine. we're doing just fine. >> we'll be okay. hanging in there. >> we heard in the set-up that you both get this call from your wives who were near by. you were seconds away. described what you witnessed when you got there, john. >> well, when we turned the corner on to where the vehicle was, we saw that it was fully engulfed in flames. there were a number of bystanders around the vehicle, trying to break the front windshield and then we -- when we arrived on scene, that's when i exited m

one of the most painful type of pain is that of burns.who experience that know that. >> and would the skin on your head be more sensitive than skin on other areas that is uncovered? >> well, the skin on the head is a bit thicker, but it's still sensitive. as the skin in other areas. it's thicker than on other portions of the body, but it's still very sensitive to pain. there are a lot of pain receptors in the skin. >> to dana in delaware. good evening, dana. what's your question? >> caller: good evening. thanks for having me. my question is, do you think now with all of the suspicions around these doctors who prescribe all of these addictive medications that maybe now there can be new laws made concerning how these doctors prescribe medications or better enforce the existing laws concerning how the doctors can prescribe all these medications? >> great question. we'll touch on it when we come back from break. i think one issue is diprivan is not a controlled substance. should it be? we'll look at that when we come back. ♪ because we got no

he crawled back inside and his wife called 911. >> burned my whole face and burned my eye and inside of my mouth. my legs are numb and i am wle bleeding out of my head professor. >> he has metal rods in his back and neck and that made him an easy target. >>> a man won the lottery twice in one day. he won $1,000 on a scratch-off ticket and went back and bought another ticket and won $1 million. >> i was just kind of in shock. >> were you shaking? what were you feeling, thinking? >> i am still kind of shaking. >> you hear about people winning these things all the time, but you never think it will be you winning it. >> twice in one night. >> exactly. twice in one night. >> a guy struck by lightning and a guy struck by lightning, if it were. >>> experts say a price war is in the works for hotel rooms. bad for the business, could be good for you. one of the largest chains in the world starwood is slashing prices up to 50% at most of its properties. occupancy is down sharply 11% from a year ago. hotel analysts tell "usa today" it's not the last salvo in the price war. >>> investing for ret

the pain associated with burns is significant.cant and to the point where -- i mean you're constantly addressing the wound. it hurts every single time that happens and that could go on for months. it could go on for define lively extended period of time. >> and fast-forward -- >> go ahead. >> if you remember, in 1984, right at the peak -- "thriller" had just come out. the pepsi commercial was coming out to the tune of "billie jean." and if you fast-forward years later. he was diagnosed with lupis, which is an autoimmune disease which affects african-americans. he was having a lot of pain. and fast-forward. many, many years later. i want to show you these pictures, these were obtained by abc news that seem to show needle marks, and a wound, a big wound of some sort of his leg. jim, what do you make of those? >> i showed those photos today to an addiction specialist, someone who runs wonderland. i said forget who this may be. if i show you this picture, what do you see? he said i see needle marks, i see a drug addict and i see sores

police have not identified a person found in a burning car this morning.tim was found at bradley boulevard and bethesda. crews are on the scene. >>> sentencing in alexandria today for ahmed ali. he was convicted of plotting to assassinate president bush in 2005 and originally sentenced to 30 years in prison for the crime but that was overturned. howard? >>> we will have a muggy humid day today and a chance of storms later this afternoon. some could be strong to severe. highs in the upper 80s. you are watching 9 news now. >>> you want to abort, no it is okay i have been trained to do this. >> apparently guinea pigs are harry potter's weakness. g-force about secret government agents earned $32 million. harry potter earn just $30 million. the ugly truth came in third. kenny. >>> andrea, we have just cleared the accident the the gw parkway ramp to the inner loop. you may encounter a delay at turkey run. northbound 395 no delays to the 14th street bridge. 1 9 and constitution and pennsylvania avenue delay. and disabled vehicle on 66 blocking the right lane towa

those are wood pallets that are burning in the middle of hot and dry arizona.es lit up the sky over phoenix last night. the pallets were sitting there waiting to be recycled when something set them off. no buildings were damaged, though, and no one was injured in this fire. >>> the rumor mill is churning today with talk of a wedding for chelsea clinton. there's talk that the former first daughter will marry her long-time boyfriend. he's a banker at goldman sachs. some are saying that it could all happen in august on martha's vineyard, but a spokesperson for present clinton says the two aren't even engaged. >>> and how about sampling that brew before you buy a whole pint? there's a report out today that more states are looking at beer tasting laws. it would be similar to a wine tasting law and allow customers to get a taste before buying the bottle or the pint. it would allow brewers to make a better connection with its customers. six states already allow beer tastings. >>> well, she's been there since the very beginning, but is paula abdul done with "american i

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he's got severe burns for him, correct, guys? >> yes. >> it's been an honor to talk to both john and joe. thanks for your story. thanks for doing the right thing. >> thank you. >> a great story. guys, appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, a story, we're not reveling in it at all. it's horrifying. espn reporter, erin andrews, secretly videotaped in her hotel room. the video gone viral. some creep violating her privacy and then sending it out on the video for all the world to see. how can we catch these people and how can we get that video shut down? we'll be talking about that. taking your calls 1-877-tell-hln. >>> welcome back. some peep show pervert filmed a female sports reporter in the privacy of her hotel room. erin andrews, very talented. now some sicko has posted her naked video all over the internet. let's bring in richelle carey. we're sickened as we hear this story. we want to know what happened. where did all this take place? >> we've got the story from herÑ attorney. she was alone in÷Ñ her hotel ro when t

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doug burns, what do you make of that?no, i mean to explain the difference between your analysis and what the lawyer said is i think there may be another court hearing in which they'll all go in front of the judge and social services will say look. we still have this under investigation and want her in our custody and then the lawyer for the grandmother may take the opposite position. >> you're right, doug burns, again. everyone, let's stop and remember army chief warrant officer 3 blaine hepfneh, dreamed of enlisting just like his grandfather. a sweet spirit. only saw good in others. loved the pittsburgh steelers. riding his harley, charity rides, and flying. motto? my lifestyle may not add years to my life but it adds life to my years. leaves behind parents stan and rene, brother william, three sisters. janel, carrie, rebecca. a 5-year-old daughter, catherine. blane hepfner, american hero. thanks for being with us. i'll see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp eastern. and until then, good night, friend. >>> i'm a.j. hammer in

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when firefighters arrived, they found a man dead near a fire that burned itself out. the blaze damaged that one apartment and the excuse being investigated. >>> two baltimore police officers are in the hospital after being shot while trying to take's suspect into custody. the officers responded to a domestic call and were talking to a woman who claims she was being abused when the suspect actually called her cell phone. they were standing there. one of the officers took the phone and told the suspects to come to the scene. the suspect arrived moments later with his gun drawn and firing. >> i thought it was like a gunman was like running down the road. i on i hit the deck, i was laying on the porch and looking at the street. anybody would open the door. i said lord and we started to see the blood of jesus. >> yeah. >> was scared. >> reporter: despite the bullets, the suspect and officers are expected to live. >>> we're following a developing story in tennessee. five people found dead in the southern tennessee town of fayetteville. a suspect is behind bars. investigator

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gun get a burn on a cloudy day. east to northeast winds are blowing at 7 miles an hour. the weather today 83 for the high. we will keep an eye to the sky for a stray rain drop. not many falling. the bulk of the rain across new york city and new england. now, tomorrow and thursday, we will hava shcouple of chances of scattered thunderstorms and warming temperatures in to the upper 80s. a batch of rain across western maryland pulling up to erie. and down in calvert county, maryland a loan rain shower that seemed to rain itself out all morning. that is now done and temperatures with some steam in the atmosphere up to 79 degrees and again we will be working to the lower 80s. 81 frederick. 78 quantico and 75 annapolis. this stalled front will be lurking just off shore. it is providing just enough instable in the atmosphere and a southwesterly flow off the gulf of mexico where it is not going to be too hard to get showers to develop this week. in fact, right in to the weekend. so, i can't say any one day will be a washout, but it will be maybe kind of like a florida day where

the dramatic and heroic efforts to save a child trapped in a burning car. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle guillen. we begin in afghanistan this morning and the increasing number of u.s. casualties. four american troops were killed yesterday by a roadside bomb. at least 30 americans have been killed there this month, making it the deadliest month for u.s. forces since the invasion of 2001. meanwhile, an extensive search is under way in afghanistan this morning for a captured u.s. soldier. susan roberts has the details. good morning. >> good morning to you. >>> defense secretary robert gates is speaking out condemning the latest video, saying he's disgusted by the exploitation. the u.s. military is vowing to do everything it can to bring private bowe bergdahl home safely. >> first of all, our commanders are sparing no effort to find this young soldier. and i also would say my personal reaction was one of disgust at the exploitation of this young man. >> reporter: over the weekend, the taliban released a video of

body was so badly burned its gender is still undetermined. the van was burned from the inside out and it's difficult to know whether there was any other damage to the vehicle before the fire started . >>> the virginia man who plotted to kill president george w. bush has been resensed to life in prison. he was raised in falls church, joined al qaeda in 02, spent time in a saudi arabia terror cell. that's where he discussed several plans for attacks. he was convicted in 2005, sentenced to 30 years. an appeals court ordered a new sentence last year saying 30 years wasn't enough. >>> the investigation into the anthrax attach in -- attacks in 2001 might be soon closed. dr. bruce i've advance committed suicide last year for being investigated for the letters being sent through the mail. >>> day one of high level talks between the united states and china. president obama tells the chinese the future of the world depends on a good relationship between washington and beijing. topics on the agenda run the gamut from the global economic crisis to nuclea

don't forget, he had a lot -- he had the severe burn when he was burned on the pepsi commercial and severe hair loss when he contracted. so when you have to fix all these areas, you have shave a little bit. if you took all of the pills i've given him last year at once, wouldn't do anything to him. >> larry: what was the strongest medication uf gave him? >> i once on occasion gave him demerol to sedate hip that was the strongest medicine i ever used. >> larry: do you suggest maybe the fire incident played a role with michael jackson's seeming obsession with plastic surgery? >> he did have plastic surgery a few years prior. he cheerily had most of that after that time. maybe he was so insecure with his looks after that that he just kept going. dr. klein said to you that michael jackson viewed his face as a work of art. first operation was in '79. first nose job. this was in '84 this particular accident but had the bulk of plastic surgery after that. it's hard to say but clearly you needed operations on his head, for sure. >> larry: he could have died. >> could have died, absolutely. clearly