go to cnn.com/nancygrace.lease don't take my daddy away ♪ >> i love you. i love you. that was sweet. >> when he's asleep, i'll put it on him. that's pretty. it says "prince." that's going to look so nice. >>> i'm jean casarez of the legal network "in session" in for nancy grace tonight. that video you're watching, you're watching for the first time in its entirety. that portion shot in 2002. one year before the raid on neverland and the arrest, the criminal arrest, of michael jackson. there was a big, big hearing in los angeles today for the michael jackson case. want to go straight out to allen duke, cnn produce, standing by live in l.a. allen, you were in the courtroom for that hearing today. i want to hear everything. i really want to hear about the attorney for dermatologist dr. arnie klein standing up in court. >> it was unexpected. it was somewhat bizarre. i think the judge was somewhat baffled. until he called for a -- well, the attorney called for a sidebar conference where representatives from each of

go to cnn.com/nancygrace. >>> michael jackson's personal physician may not be a suspect right now but he's certainly being treated like one. >> dr. conrad murray had his las vegas home searched along with his office. >> we can confirm to you, the dea, lapd, los angeles metro police all there. >> after allegations dr. conrad murray gave jackson the drug that killed him, what are the feds looking for. >> are there lot numbers? are there purchase orders? did he have correspondence with michael jackson? what phone calls did he make the morning of michael jackson's death? >> they want to get personal computers and laptops, e-mail files, financial records, wire transfers, anything that can show business being contacted between two people. >> being a bad doctor or abusive doctor and someone who is a murderer. >> it's the same basic statement, they say they're completely cooperating with everything. they say today they cooperated at the house where murray was help hadding them find items that they were searching for. >> i'm jane velez mitchell in for nancy grace, hot off the presses. this is

go to cnn.com/nancygrace. >>> michael jackson's personal >>> michael jackson's personal physician may not be a suspect right now, but he's certainly being treated like one. >> dr. conrad murray had his las vegas home searched yesterday along with his office. >> we can confirm to you the dea, los angeles police department, las vegas metro police, all there. >> so after allegations dr. conrad murray gave jackson the drug that killed him, what are the feds looking for? >> are there lot numbers, are there purchase orders? did he have correspondence with michael jackson? what phone calls did he make the morning of michael jackson's death? >> they want to get personal computers and laptops and find things like e-mail files, find things like financial records. wire transfers. everything that can show business being conducted between two people. >> i think they're looking for records to see if anything was phonied up in phony names. it's a long ways, a light-year between being a bad doctor, being an abusive doctor and someone who is a murderer. >> according to murray's lawyers, again, it's th

go to cnn.com/nancygrace. >>> authorities looking for 8-year-old robert manwill focused their efforts on this boise home and blue suburban. >> i was pretty devastated that my truck is being considered part of this -- part of this murder -- this case with robert. >> the homeowner, evan wallace, says he has three boys of his own, and is an innocent bystander in the investigation. he says he welcomed authorities to his backyard to search for anything that may lead them to the little boy. >> whatever lead helps. i mean, i have complete cooperation with them. because yes, it's a little boy that needs to be found. >> reporter: wallace says police searched his home after bloodhounds picked up a scent on his suburban. he says his truck was stolen on july 22nd, just two days before robert disappeared. then it turned back up on monday. wallace notified the ada county sheriff's office. >> that's what led them to come back here and get a warrant to dig up our backyard. i told them go ahead. as long as you just leave things the way they were when you're done. >> reporter: wallace says he hopes the

go to cnn.com/nancygrace. and thank you, friend. >>> i go to bed every night knowing. she did not drink. she is not an alcoholic. she is not an alcoholic. my heart rested every night when i go to bed. something medically had to have happened. >> something medically happened says her husband. let's go straight to michael amon, reporter with "newsday" who at this minute is breaking news with a report that the family, the woman's family, is investigating a stroke-like condition that is not revealed in autopsies. it's called t.i.a., transient ischemic attack. what is it? and how do you know they're investigating that? michael? >> well, that is what the attorney for the schuler family told me today. he said that they're looking into t.i.a., a possible explanation. t.i.a. is like a stroke in that it is an interruption of blood flow into the brain. but it does not cause permanent damage. it only lasts a few minutes. it can last at the most up to an hour. but it doesn't leave any permanent damage. and therefore, doesn't show up in an autopsy. it also does not explain why there

go to cnn.com/nancygrace.right back. >>> i want to thank you so much for all of your calls and e-mails about my book, "eleventh victim." it comes out on august 11th. you are the very first to see it right now. of course, after lucy, pictured here, who grabbed it first. it's about a prosecutor who tries her best to give up criminal law and start a new life. but when her friends are murdered one by one, the nypd hones in on her. it took me years to write this book. i started when i first left felony prosecution, and i miss it so much. since then i wrote another book and published it, launched this show with my producer, dane, got married, got pregnant, gave birth, nearly died, didn't, and finished the book. i hope you like it. part of my proceeds go to a charity, wesley glen, who takes care of the mentally handicapped that need a loving home. you can find this book on our website. >>> look at that precious boy. he is missing tonight in boise, idaho. >> please police in boise, idaho, say there are suspicious circ

go to cnn.com/nancygrace. >>> my name is mark mcleod, i'm from -- near augusta, georgia. i'm miley's number one fan. so, yeah, i'm -- i know a lot about miley. >> reporter: what are some facts you can tell me? >> miley has like one of the most open minds of anybody i've ever met. she's probably -- she's beyond ingenius. from all the things she knows. i know a lot of things, but she knows more than i know. thought i knew a lot of things, till i met her and she knows more than i do. and just a really good person. she doesn't act phony like everybody else. she hasn't let stardom get to her head. she's like anybody else. which is rare for someone successful, they start thinking they're above everybody or something like that. she's not like that at all. she's still the same as she was before she got famous. i love everybody out there, and i love miley. nobody really knows, but now you know. and now it's on tape. and now everybody knows. but i talk to her a lot, but it's kind of like -- i talk and she responds with pictures. that's the way we communicate. >> reporter: how do yo

to cnn.com/nancygrace. >>> a georgia mother faces up to 20 years in jail after disturbing video captures her dragging her young son across the store by a leash. >> the video is all over the intell net. the video lasts about 20 seconds pulling him throughout the verizon wireless store. >> 37-year-old mother melissa mean is charged with. >> i think this is a person who has a certain attitude about discipline which is, you know, not a good one. >> mom also cites multiple illnesses including lupus and pneumonia saying she couldn't physically picked up the boar if she wanted to. police say the boy had a bruise on the left side of his neck from a leash. >> if they're doing something pretty disgusting in public, then chances are they're doing at least that if not more in private. >> mom messed up here. clearly lost it as a parent. not what you want to do. but is it a felony? a woman dragging her child through a store in georgia. there it is. the kid's flat -- you know, we don't know a lot of the back story. you figure the kid was having some kind of tantrum. that's how mom handled it. end resul

go to cnn.com/nancygrace. >>> police are asking people in the area to check their backyards and basements for any signs of hassani. investigators say they fear that he was either kidnapped or is frightened and hiding somewhere. patrons at the nearby bar and restaurant, said they were asked by police not to leave the restaurant for about 20 minutes. >> they didn't want anyone leaving any of the businesses because that would have thrown off the scent. >> straight back to lawrence carter-long, the executive director of disabilities network of new york city. he has cerebral palsy. lawrence, what is this child up against, with cerebral palsy? >> well, i think what the child is up against, is some of the same ignorance and misunderstanding that's out there in the world at large. the questions we really need to be asking ourselves and looking at is what is really going on with this case? there's so many unanswered questions that we need to be looking at. the takeaway, though, the lesson, is whether your child has a disability or not, don't leave a 5-year-old unattended. >> strike the line. sheba

go to cnn.com/nancygrace. >> i want to thank you so much for all of your calls and your e-mails about my book. "eleventh victim." it comes out on august 11. you are the first to see it right now. of course, after lucy, pictured here who grabbed it first. it's about a prosecutor who tries her best to give up criminal law and start a new life. when her friends are murdered, one by one, the nypd hones in on her. it took me years to write this book. i started when i first left felony prosecution and i missed it so much. since then, wrote another book and published it. launched this show with my producer dane. got married. got pregnant. gave birth. nearly died. didn't. and finished the book. i hope you like it. part of my proceeds go to a charity, wesley glen, who takes care of the mentally you can find this book on our website. >>> an ohio couple faces a slew of charges after authorities allege they were operating a meth lab in their home with six children inside. police have arrested ronald copeland and sasha archer on drug and child endangerment charges after investigators say they disc

go to cnn.com/nancygrace. >>> here's what we know about kristi cornwell. she grew up in union county. she was once a probation officer for the state. but she's now back in school studying medical lab technology, and she has a 15-year-old son. >> many locals here knew about kristi's habits to go for an evening walk near her mother's home on joans creek road. it was so hot during the day she waited until dusk. tuesday night she was on her cell phone with her boyfriend. he heard a scuffle, a cry for help and then nothing. >> we really want her back and we'd appreciate it if they would have mercy on her. >> i'm jean casarez of the legal network "in session "in for nancy grace. tune in to cnn at 9:00 eastern time, just a little more than 30 minutes from now, you can watch nancy grace on "larry king live." for one hour anderson cooper and nancy will chat about her new book "the eleventh victim" in stores now and plus the other stories of the day. it's nancy grace and anderson cooper on "larry king live" on cnn tonight right after this show. you do not want to mi