conrad murray. what is happening, ted? orter: well, jean, just within the last five minutes, an investigator with the los angeles police department said that we are finished here at dr. murray's clinic, and we do not plan to come back here tomorrow. there's still some security here as they wrap up their search. they were here for almost eight hours at the clinic. the other warrant that was served was over at dr. murray's house. dr. murray was at that house when they showed up. in fact, he walked out and invited the investigators in. and according to murray's lawyer, again, it's the same basic statement. they say they're completely cooperating with everything. in fact they say today they cooperated at the house, where murray was helping them find items that they were searching for. that search warrant at the house only lasted about three hours and all they took was one computer hard drive, according to murray's attorney, and some cell phones. this search here took as i said earlier, almost eight hours. obviously, they were m

conrad murray. now, that's the private physician allegedly with jackson when the music star collapsed. to be clear, stacy howe has never worked for dr. klein and there is no link between dr. klein and dr. murray. murray's office was recently searched as part of the investigation. and now straight out to ted rowland, cnn correspondent. ted, you are breaking this news for the network cnn and hln. what are you a beble to confirm tonight? >> basically, jean, we're talking about the connection between dr. conrad murray and this powerful anesthetic diprivan or propophyl. basically, used in clinics and hospitals to put patients down for usually minor surgical procedures. it's actually a very common drug. but it's not common outside of a hospital setting. and what we're reporting is that a source with knowledge of the investigation -- this is someone close to the family -- says that dr. conrad murray did undeed administer this drug to michael jackson within 24 hours of his death. that's what we're reporting

conrad murray. tonight for the first time, he is being directly connected to the drug that may have killed michael jackson. >> he said that i want an iv of diprivan. you don't want to do this, michael. i said, don't do this. >> we know murray was in jackson's house and on the scene when the 911 call was made. >> did anyone witness what happened? >> the doctor's been the only one here. >> the drug is known by the brand name diprivan. it's also known as propofol. we're told jackson's doctor gave it to him within 24 hours of his death. >> the inclination is to make him a scapegoat is strong here and we have to be careful to say that it's not clear that a crime took place, much less that dr. murray committed one. >> and also tonight, live to idaho and the desperate search for a little 8-year-old boy who vanishes without a trace. where is robert? >> fbi agents have joined the search for the 8-year-old boy, robert vanished just after leaving home. >> conducted large area searches. home-to-home searches. w

conrad murray. the physician who was with michael jackson when he was found basically without a pulse and not breathing. let's bring in the attorneys. dr. rich -- you're not a doctor. you're richard herman. defense attorney. bradford cowen, defense attorney. analyze the fact they go first to the houston office and then six days later, according to some reports, it was because they were having a little power struggle between the various law enforcement, between l.a. and las vegas. six days later, they raid the las vegas home of dr. conrad murray. they find a lot of stuff but they don't find the smoking gun of propofol. richard? >> i was just telling you, it's a huge mistake on their part. no matter what happened in terms of power struggle or anything like that, when you serve a search warrant on one area and wait six days and serve a search warrant on another area of the same individual, it's definitely there that he could have. he had six days to get rid of it. it was a huge mistake on their part. i

conrad murray as well as his office. last week, you remember they raided his houston off and self-storage unit there. here in las vegas, dr. murray was home. he was not arrested and they say that he cooperated. he claims he actually assisted the investigators. what are they looking for? have they not found it yet? it's more than a month since michael jackson's tragic death. why a raid now? >>> we're going to have the very latest on that hogan divorce. it has been extraordinarily ugly, but now they're kissing and making up? what? all coming up on "issues."

conrad murray's office. so i think we can safely say that authorities are looking at him probably as suspects -- >> police have not identified, we want to point out, dr. murray whom you see here as a suspect.

conrad murray. the drug enforcement administration tells cnn it is assisting the lapd in executing a search warrant at that address. >> the dea helping out with a search warrant being executed on the offices, the clinics of dr. conrad murray, the doctor that was with michael jackson at the time of his death. he's been interviewed by investigators here in los angeles, but clearly they are going in, looking for more material. >> this doctor, somehow, i understand he left or went to sleep or something, i don't know what happened there. but something went wrong, because when they tried to bring michael back, he was dead. something went wrong. >> this spokesperson for dr. murray's attorneys, they say they are completely surprised by this. they say that they have been cooperating. in fact, they said anything that they want from us, we're more than willing to give them. saying that they're surprised that a search warrant was served. >> something happened there. it was just only drugs, there was something e

conrad murray's office. >> it is now clear there is a very real possibility that michael jackson's death could be ruled a homicide. and the doctor with him when he died seems to be front and center in this ongoing investigation. >> there's something else behind all of that. >> and tonight, breaking news in the case of a beautiful young mom and her two sons found dead in their two-story home, strangled each in their own bedrooms. manner of death, ligature strangulation. a glove discarded along i-55 minutes from the home, allegedly spattered with red spray paint, a possible link to a chilling message scrawled across the walls of the murder scene. mother of two sherry coleman found left naked face down in her own bed. husband/daddy former marine and preacher's son worked for joyce meyer ministry. shocking details emerge. not only were the home's walls spray painted with ominous messages, little gavin's bed spray painted with profanity with the 9-year-old lying there in the bed. tonight, we learn as his wife and

conrad murray. tonight for the first time he is being direct lid connected to the drug that may have killed michael jackson. we know murray was in jackson's house and on the scene when the 911 call was made. we know his office in texas was raided. tonight we know a lot more. randi kaye joins us with details. ran randi? >> a headline tonight, a source close to michael jackson's family with knowledge of the investigation tells cnn jackson's personal physician administered the powerful drug that investigators believed killed him. the drug is known by the brand name diprivan, also known as propofol. jackson's doctor gave it to him within 24 hours of his death. this is significant. conrad murray's lawyer never commented on the drug. all the lawyer has told us in the past was, quote, dr. conrad murray did not prescribe or administer anything that should have killed michael jackson. this, anderson, is the very first time dr. murray has been connected to propofol. he was at jackson's home the day he suffere

conrad murray. >> there's video of the raid. they were armed with a search warrant. the question is what were they looking for? what did they take? >> during their 2 1/2-hour search, his lawyer says investigators seized a forensic image of a computer hard drive and 21 documents. >> this doctor, he ran away. what do you think? to me, that's foul play. >> his lawyer said investigators were authorized to "search for and seize items" including documents they believed constituted evidence of the offense of manslaughter. that's the first time the word manslaughter has been used by anyone closely connected to the case. >> it's looking more and more likely that criminal charges could be next. >> they're looking at this as a manslaughter. we have to assume that if a doctor, and if were conrad murray, prescribed the drug, he prescribed it in a reckless or grossly reckless manner knowing that it might cause the death of the patient. >> meanwhile, the coroner paid a visit to los angeles nutritionist cherylin le

conrad murray provided it, he could be in a lot of trouble. he is at the center of a manslaughter investigation. when i asked dr. murray's office i was told "we will not be responding to rumors, innuendo or unnamed sources. >> wasn't dr. murray supposed to meet with investigators last week? >> he was. that was supposed to happen last friday but never panned out. this by the way would be the doctor's third meeting with authorities. he was questioned twice and his car was seized. last week they announced they wanted to speak to him again and out of nowhere raided his clinic. he is "understandably concerned and feels he is being made the scapegoat." >> you got information of visitors to the storage facility in jackson's final hours. >> this raises questions about the timeline about jackson's death. we know the call for an ambulance came in 12:20 in the afternoon los angeles time. now we have learned two unidentified women were hauling items away from dr. conrad murray's storage unit hours earlier. two women came by, they appeared to be employees o

police may be pursuing it. >> doctor conrad murray was with michael jackson when he died. rray is only one of several doctors who treated jackson. l.a. police won't say if there's search warrants for any other positions. >> michael jackson had a good relationship with his doctors. he put a physician on his payroll for the concert. evidently, he was telling him what he needed. >> i've never seen my brother have different, abnormal behavior that would -- any substance that would cause that. to say these things, i don't know. i've never seen it. i would say no. >> back to ted rollins. explain how the raid went down, what time, what happened, who was there, did they let him in, did they bust the door down, what happened? >> they didn't have to bust the door down. what's that? >> good to know. >> yes. cooperation is still taking place. they knew what they were looking for. they brought with them some folks with the dea that are experts in this field that could help them basically target their search. l.a.p.d. had help with people familiar with clinics and pharmacy spheres lookin

conrad murray's houston clinic. then murray's lawyers released a bombshell, a statement confirming that a potential case of manslaughter is being built against the doctor who was with michael jack sson when he died. >> he's not breathing, sir. he's not conscious. >> michael jackson's personal physician dr. conrad murray is now the focus of a manslaughter investigation in jackson's death. the documents showed samples of a weight loss drug, also a muscle relaxant. these were among the items taken from his houston clinic. >> when you take a doctor and stick him in a room and the doctor gives him something and make him rest and then he going to wake up no more, something is wrong there. >> two search warrants filed in houston related to dr. conrad murray, one served on his medical clinic, the other on a storage unit he has in the houston area. there were homicide detectives and federal drug agents taking part in the searches. >> court documents say they took 27 tablets of the appetite suppress ent phentermine and one t t

conrad murray. even if -- we could end up with a situation a lot like the o.j. or the robert blake case where there's not criminal justice, but the victim's family pursue civil justice. >> out to the lines. sheila, ohio. hi, sheila. >> caller: hi, nancy. how are you? >> i'm good, dear. what is your question? >> caller: are we going to have a great big courtroom battle here over this body and where to bury it or what? what's going on? >> oh, there will be a battle. already the neighbors are mounting a huge battle to stop michael jackson from being buried there at neverland. out to natisha lance. what's the status? >> well, the status, nancy, is still michael jackson has not been buried yet. the family is still -- >> what is it now, 26 or 27 days since he's been dead? >> that's right. the family is still feuding over this. some want him to be buried at neverland, some want him to be buried at forest lawns. >>> murray's lawyers release a bombshell, a statement confirming that a potential case of manslaughter is being built against the doctor who was with michael ja

conrad murray. they served a warrant that quote, authorized law enforcement to search for and seize items they believe constitute evidence of the offense of manslaughter. that is from a statement by dr. murray's attorney. >> they had no idea this was happening. in fact, they say throughout this investigation they have been completely cooperating with authorities, saying that, hey, if they wanted anything, they should have just asked for it, we'd be more than happy to give it. >> murray has emerged as a central figure in the investigation of michael jackson's death. the doctor was with the singer when he collapsed and died in his los angeles home last month. >> something prompted them to take this to another level. >> do you want to know about foul play? if a doctor's there that couldn't bring anybody -- this doctor, he ran away. they had to look for him three days to find him. what do you think happened? to me, it's foul play. >> i never seen my brother have different or abnormal behavior that would

conrad murray is.utes ago i got off the phone with an official from the las vegas metro police who confirms to nbc news that conrad murray was at home in las vegas when they came in to execute that search warrant. we're told they're looking for documents and possibly computers, though the search warrant is sealed. it's unclear exactly what they're pulling out. they are at dr. conrad murray's home in las vegas inside a country club, a gated community, just a few miles away from the vegas strip and also his office. he has offices in houston and las vegas. as you know and remember from that video from last week, dea agents and local police searched his houston office just last week. now the lapd and federal agents are back here in las vegas to execute this. he is at the center of this criminal investigation according to court papers, a manslaughter investigation, though no charges have been filed yet. his lawyer maintains that he did nothing wrong, that he did not administer anything to michael jackson th

conrad murray. the drug enforcement administration tells cnn that it is assisting the lapd in executing a search warrant at this address. here are live pictures coming to you from this office. murray's lawyer says the los angeles county coroner's investigators are seeking additional information from his client. murray has emerged, remember, as kind of a central figure in the investigation into jackson's death. that's his picture there on the left. the doctor was with the singer in his mansion when he collapsed and died last month. so, we're working on this story and we're going to bring you the latest information as we get it. but again, the dea now involved, assisting the lapd, and they are currently at the doctor's office in houston. >>> we're also learning more about the crime scene where a florida couple was killed. a source familiar with the investigation tells cnn a second safe discovered in the home of melanie and byrd billings contained $100,000. that source asserts that the suspects knew abo

conrad murray. he also has offices in houston. all part of the manslaughter investigation into the singer's death. murray was jackson's personal physician. he was in the home with jackson when he died. let's get the very latest from outside murray's office in las vegas. paul vercanin is there. hey, paul. >> hey, chuck, here's what happened. they first went to dr. murray's home and then to his office. other members of a tactical diversion squad are inside right now and the dea confirms that this is a record search. that they're looking both for paper documents and, of course, they're scouring computer files and hard drives and everything they possibly can looking for any link between dr. murray, of course, and michael jackson. they're being extremely tight lipped and won't say if they're looking for drugs in this office, but it is believed that they might be, but definitely the focus some kind of document or record search. so far going very smoothly, according to the dea. and they're getting cooperati

conrad murray. the drug enforcement administration tells cnn it is assisting the lapd in executing a search warrant at that address. >> the dea helping out with a search warrant being served on the offices, the clinic of dr. conrad murray. this is the doctor that was with michael jackson at the time of his death. he has been interviewed by investigators here in los angeles. but clearly, they are going in looking for more material. >> that's what this -- somehow, i understand that he left or went to sleep, i don't know what happened there. something went wrong. because when they tried to bring michael back, he was dead. something went wrong. >> the spokesperson for dr. murray's attorney, they say they have been completely surprised by this. they say they have been cooperating. they say anything they want from us, we're more than willing to give them, saying they're surprised a search warrant was served. >> something happened there. there's something behind all of that. i'm saying it's foul play. >> i

conrad murray and his offices in houston being raided. what more will this article tell us about the relationship between dr. murray and michael jackson? >> one of the most surprising things we found is the doctor had asked for $1 million a month in order to be jackson's personal physician. he wound up being paid about $150,000 a month. but still, that's a pretty striking demand on his part. >> $1 million per month. who is the source on that? i'll be hitting you with these questions with these startling revelations. >> i can't say the specific source, but we talked to dozens of people close to jackson, professionally and personally. that was somebody who was in a position to know. one of the thing we did have on the record is one of the concert promoters questioned jackson about the $150,000 expense. and jackson kind of re buffed him, which he didn't usually do, was quite angry, he said it's my body at the center of this whole money-making enterprise, and like president obama, i need an attending personal physician 24/7. >> how many doctor

conrad murray's office. so i think we can safely say that authorities are looking at him probably as suspects -- >> police have not identified, we want to point out, dr. murray whom you see here as a suspect. again, not a suspect, but the final coroner's report of what killed jackson could be released by next week. >>> investigators also paid a visit to one of jackson's former nurses who claims the star asked her for the powerful drug diprivan. investigators wanted copies of medical files that she had on the singer. >> joining us tonight exclusively since these subpoenas went out, that nurse, the former nurse to michael jackson, today, her office searched by the coroner's office and they have made it very clear publicly she is not a suspect. in fact, is cooperating, helping police in their investigation. cherilyn lee, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me, nancy. >> i know you tried to stop michael jackson from his collision course. coroners at your office today, what were they looking for?

conrad murray because of that.says, as you would expicket him to, that his client is entirely innocent and did nothing to induce or bring about the death of michael jackson. but clearly at this stage authorities may think that they may well be evidence to suggest otherwise. shep? shepard: adam, is anyone talking about why he would do such a thing? >> well, shepard, there's something else that needs to be added to this, too. the d.e.a. nationally is also looking at this case very closely. one to support lapd and talk about what jonathan was saying. and the second thing, they believe there's potential that dr. conrad murray may have given drugs to other patients, and they are looking into that possibility as well. now as to why he did it, shepard, there's all sorts of different reports as to why. this doctor won't go on the record. his attorneys are keeping him silent, away from the media, which is expected. but they're saying some of the reason has to due with the explanation of michael having pain over the years, h

conrad murray. a source tells cnn dr. murray gave jackson the powerful sedative called propofol or diprivan authorities believe may have contributed to his death. joining us is paul callan. he's a former prosecutor and defended ans the eed anesthesio malpractice cases. good morning to both of you. if dr. murray was providing diprivan or propofol and that's a contributing factor, what's his legal exposure? >> he faces manslaughter charges. this is an extremely dangerous drug. it's administered in a hospital setting with ventilation equipment available in case something went wrong with the patient. if he was administering this drug in michael jackson's house, it's gross negligence and probably constitute a crime under california law. >> when texas police executed the search warrant on dr. conrad murray's house, they were looking for, quote, evidence of the offense of manslaughter. is that an indication of where charges could go? >> clearly it's a criminal investigation. but generally you need some intent to commit the crime.

conrad murray's attorney said dr. murray was the last doctor standing when michael jackson died. it seems all the furry is directed to him. dr. murray's attorney admits lapd requested a third interview from the doctor. that is an interview that hasn't yet happened. >> what do we know about dr. murray? where is he tonight, in houston or california. >> reporter: his attorneys won't release that. they say dr. murray is frustrated. they say in his words he has to travel with a body guard 24-7. >> what do we know about dr. murray's history in the houston area. do he have any fire -- questionable things on hi record. what do we know about him? >> reporter: well, a number of -- more than a couple dozen of his patientsere out here and they are in his corner. they are saying he was a good doctor. he has been located in this area about six years. he has two offes in the area. we learned in the past few weeks that he has a number of outstanding legal judgments against him including one for child support. he has a resident in las vegas and a clinic there in las vegas as well. of course, he i

conrad murray was at his las vegas home as a team of agents descended. >> we didn't call think doctor's office and tell them we were coming. >> reporter: murray's lawyer says they seized yes phones and a computer hard drive. he says murray assisted officers. >> whatever they needed at the residence they took and whatever they needed here they took. >> reporter: investigators armed with search warrants came to conrad murray's medical offices. among the items targeted are medical orders, orders for medication. anything that could tie him to the powerful anesthetic. >> the idea that a physician would be using it outside of a hospital session is almost unfathomable to me. >> diprivan is given by an iv drip and reququ es extensive moritongngequipment. dr. murray reportedly admitted he gave jackson the anesthesia hours before his death. >> if i have diprivan i will put on the death certificate homicide. >> he is facing anfrhe re oma charge of involuntary manslaughter to second degree implied malice murder. >> the investigation could not be closer. i think it is literally in his backyard. >> n

conrad murray holds the key. >> reporter: this is the last time 56-year-old conrad murray was seen on his las vegas home, shortly after it was raided by dea agents. recently murray had been living with jackson and paid $150,000 per month. he is at the center of controversy about whether he gave the singer propofol through iv and shut it off when jackson wanted to wake up. critics call him a doctor for hire. this is an elite medical professional who said she was offered a job at the same clinic where murray works. >> what disturbed me was that many of the patients were coming in, requesting inappropriate medications, narcotic medications for inappropriate conditions. >> reporter: murray also had patients who strongly defend him. >> if dr. murray could have done anything to save him, he would have been living today. >> reporter: this court documents said murray owed unpaid rent for a houston office. murray's certification with the american board of internal medicine expired in 2008. many questions remain about the man at the center of the investigation into michael jackson's death. acco

conrad murray obviously on the table.you've got timelines to talk about, what paramedics went through. let's start there. i had a chance to talk to cnn's randi kaye about -- she talked with a fire captain about what paramedics saw. first thing that stands out after the 32-second phone call. took them another three minutes to get there. so already four minutes gone right there that when they arrive michael jackson no pulse, not breathe. >> not only that. he admits through his attorneys, dr. murray, that he waited a half an hour before he called paramedics. if you add it all up and you include the 42 minutes that they spent working on him at the house, it's something like an hour and 17 minutes that they're working on somebody, and through most of that, at least what we know from when the paramedics arrived, he doesn't have a pulse, he's not breathing. so at what point do you declare somebody dead? and does politics have anything to do with that? in other words, if you ran into a homeless person on the street and paramedics

conrad murray. and we reported on the "today" show this morning that they have already requested a third interview with dr. murray. remember, they impounded his car when this first happened. they since returned it. they interviewed him twice. the second interview lasted three hours. now here they are saying we actually want to talk to you again a couple weeks later. and they told dr. murray, we reported this morning they actually wanted more of his medical records. of course, at the time no one knew that they were going to get them anyway. sort of in this raid fashion down in houston. dr. murray's spokesperson said this sun expected to us and working on putting a statement together. it's important that conrad murray has not been charged with anything. the toxicology report is not out yet. sources inside -- sourced involved and familiar with this case say it's unlikely that you'll see murder charges here. it will be involuntary manslaughter charge if anything. >> and, yeah, again we're -- >> it's unc

conrad murray's home and clinic. the home you see here is on the left. quite the estate there. on the right, the office. it looks like the walls could be closing in on dr. murray. last night a source close to the investigation confirmed it was murray who gave jackson a powerful anesthetic in those very last hours of michael jackson's life. joining me now to talk about this, anita kay, former prosecutor. back with us, jim moret, chief correspondent "inside edition." he's an attorney. former cnn anchor. and a bort certified anesthesiologist. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln is the number. all right, anita, if dr. murray gave michael jackson propofol in his home, and we find out that's the main cause of his death, how is he not facing a manslaughter charge? >> mike, i think he could be facing a manslaughter charge, based on that. because if they can rule that cause of death was due to cardiac arrest, which is then due to this anesthetic being administered, there's a strong possibility he could be charged with manslaughter. it's what we call criminal negligence. basically he sh

conrad murray? here is a picture of him now.results of the autopsy made available that indicate how jackson died. a team of several dozen dea agents, los angeles detectives, and uniformed officers are reportedly carrying out a search warrant at the houston office of michael jackson's doctor, dr. conrad murray. this is happening now. the raid is going on. we have a crew waiting with live pictures. remember, there were questions about whether or not this doctor might have given an intravenous drug to michael that might have caused his death and if there was anything he could have done in the cpr he performed on the bed. lots of questions around this doctor and others that treated like a jackson previous to his death. this doctor is at the center of an investigation. agents have said all along that they would focus on him. we are getting reports that they have raided his houston office. agents, los angeles police detectives, tying in the los angeles because that is where michael jackson died. as the pictures, in, we will bring them

conrad murray, the man who performed cpr on jackson before he died. his houston office was raided this week and we know what police have found. more details have emerged regarding jackson's estate. court documents reveal that a member of the jackson family has formally requested access to some of the money in the singer's sizable estate. there's a lot that remains unresolved however, as abc's lisa fletcher reports. >> it's been exactly 30 days since michael jackson suddenly died in his home. >> what is your emergency? >> yes, sir, i need to -- i need a n ambulance as soon as possible, sir. we have -- >> from the beginning questions swirled about this strange 911 call and whether dr. conrad murray who was with jackson acted in a medically appropriate manner. >> what -- where's he at right now? >> he's on the bed. >> let's get him down to the floor. i'm going to have you do cpr. >> abc news has obtained the search warrant that spell out what the investigators found. the computer hard drives and a seat for an untraceable cell phone were listed. police fo

conrad murray's clinic and home in las vegas is a major piece of news. as you know, dr. murray is jackson's personal physician who was at his home when he stopped breathing. for the first time, we see in the warrants, in writing, that authorities are looking for evidence related to propofol or diprivan. that's the powerful sedative authorities believe killed michael jackson. we know from a source that dr. murray gave him that drug within 24 hours of his death. we'll tell you if they found it. we'll also let you know why they may have been looking for drugs in the name of michael jackson's son, prince? how many aliases was he allegedly using to get drugs? we'll tell you. all the details on that, anderson, and what was seized as evidence. coming up in a few minutes. >>> on that beer at the white house, some are calling it ale to the chief or the audacity of hops. a few guys with cold beers on a hot day with 4 zillion cameras and a national controversy for company. all this, two weeks the day after cambridge police sergeant james crowley arrested harvard's henry louis gates

conrad murray.> i'm holding in my hand the search warrants filed today at houston district court. these show exactly what was taken from the clinic belonging to dr. conrad murray. that, as you know, is jackson's personal physician with him the day he died at his house. we reported last night that the clinic was searched. tonight, we can tell you that wasn't the only place. we can tell you a second search warrant was also served not at the clinic but at a private storage unit belonging to dr. conrad murray. warrants say they're seeking information and evidence of the offense of manslaughter. there a long list of items taken we want to tell you about. all inside here including notices from the irs, rolodex cards and drugs that may raise eyebrows. much more on these warrants, what's in them and how that might affect the investigation in a few minutes. >>> the policeman, the professor and president of the united states and the continuing controversy. cambridge, massachusetts, police sergeant arresting h

conrad murray, his personal physician who was with him when he died, administered propofol or diprivan to jackson in a 24-hour period prior to jackson's death. significant because it's the first time we've connected dr. murray to this drug which we've been talking about a lot the last few weeks. this is the first confirmation to a source of a connection between murray and jackson. >> carlos, this steps up the entire scope of the investigation and the nature of it, with respect to dr. murray. >> it focuses it on dr. murray. for the last month we've been saying dr. murray is a suspect, although his lawyer has long said he's not. in fact, his lawyer issued a statement saying we will not be commenting on rumors, innuendo or unnamed sources. it's one of those situations where now because of this unnamed source, we're looking at dr. conrad murray more specifically than any other doctor that's being looked at right now. that's the thing. i mean, it's nothing new we haven't heard before. it's who we're hearing it from from which is someone from the jackson household. >> ted, do we know where d

conrad murray's clinic and home in las vegas is a major piece of news. as you know, dr. murray is jackson's personal physician who was at his home when he stopped breathing. for the first time, we see in the warrants, in writing, that authorities are looking for evidence related to propofil or diprivan. we know from a source that dr. murray gave him that drug within 24 hours of his death. how many aliuss was he allegedly using to get drugs? we'll tell you, all the details on that, anderson and what was seized as evidence, coming up in a few minutes. >>> on that beer at the white house, some are calling it atle to the chief or the audacity of hawpes. all this, two weeks the day after cambridge police sergeant james crowley arrested harvard's henry louis gates jr. at his home. then president obama weighed in, talk radio erupted, the president made calls, sergeant crowley suggest a beer and here we are. that's not all, not by a long shot. candy crowley has the "raw politics." >> reporter: on a humid summer night, the vice president, the president, the black professor and the

conrad murray's houston clinic in a storage unit.y appear to be building a manslaughter case against him. ted rollins has the latest on the expanding investigation this morning. >>> john, carol, two different stories with the two warrants that were served in las vegas, the one here at dr. conrad murray's clinic took investigators eight hours to serve. they were in there looking at medical records for all of the data. the other warrant was served at dr. conrad murray's house and didn't take long at all. one agent showed up at dr. conrad murray's las vegas home, he was there to greet them. after three hours inside, investigators left, according to murray's attorney with cell phones and a computer hard drive. another warrant was served at murray's las vegas clinic where agents spent the entire day. >> they're looking through records and documents. and looking for any that pertain to the search warrant itself. and those documents will be seized as evidence. >> the search warrant, according to murray's attorneys, authorize investigators t

conrad murray, his offices in houston, texas, raided this a downer. another one, this one's called phentermine. >> one takes you up, one takes you down. >> an appetite suppressant. michael jackson weighed 110 pounds. he certainly wouldn't need an appetite suppressant. why would he need it, doctor? >> well, why is it an appetite suppressant? it upregulates your metabolism. it's like an automobile, you can make a car rev faster. that's the idea behind this particular medication. it's a drug we'll call a sympathomimetic. it's a big word. but the idea is it just gets your body running and revving. that's how these patients lose weight with this medication. >> jim, we had heard, i believe you and i talked about it through the week, that there could be a possible third meeting with dr. conrad murray, or his lawyers, and it was supposed to possibly happen today. do we know anything about that? >> we've heard nothing more about it. and we've put in requests to the lawyer for interviews, for comments. and we've heard nothing. it's possible -- we know that auth

conrad murray. he is the focus of a criminal investigation that seems to be moving to a critical phase tonight. we get more from nbc's jeff rossin in los angeles. >> reporter: this is the residence of dr. conrad murray. >> michael jackson's personal physician was home today in las vegas when federal drug agents and local police showed up at his door armed with a warrant. authorities serveched dr. conrad murray's house for documents and computers. >> how many officers are in there, what you are doing? >> quite a few. >> reporter: at the very same time, agents were searching his medical office just miles away looking for evidence against him in a manslaughter investigation. law enforcement sources tell nbc news, dr. murray administered the anesthetic propofol to jackson the day he died. a drug so powerful it is normally used in hospitals. but the sources say, dr. murray gave it to jackson at home to help him sleep. >> they want to know was this an exception? a situation that occurred just once, one ti

conrad murray. you write that jackson was defensive about having murray around.ou quote jackson, like president obama, i need my own personal physician attending to me 24/7. did you talk to people around him? what did they think about murray? >> you know, they didn't see a lot of murray. he didn't go out of the house with him. it seemed like he was sort of part of jackson's very private life at home. but the people who, you know, who did experience him, like first of all, they found it suspicious that murray had originally asked for a million dollars a month to treat jackson, which is just, you know, highway robbery even for michael jackson. they got him down to $150,000 a month. but even that, that kind number just doesn't really jive with the sense of somebody who's really out there to take care of you. >> randi, we have a text 360 question coming from arkansas. where has dr. conrad murray been since the raid? >> he's been holed up, really. he has a body guard 24/7. apparently his lawyer says he's been so harassed, he can't go to work, he can't go to his clinic