drip, drip, drip, drip. >> yeah, there is that, and it is troubling that none of the solutions that either side has proposed has really dealt in any large way, but there is something like 15 million american homes underwater now. >> what would you do? what do you do? if we had to correct this mess and said don't do a damn thing, let it work itself out and the other side forget principal, what would you do? >> i think that, probably the obama administration plans, these are drip, drip plans and not micking a difference. in a way we're allowing it to fix itself and that's the problem, that's the problem. >> the guys hurting the worse, it's not-- >> charlie, it's not dragging, it's not dragging it out. there's lots of homes going into foreclosures, and foreclosure levels-- >> foreclosures have almost stopped in many states because it's actually. wait a second. foreclosures have almost stopped in many states because of the nationwide investigation into robo signing. >> and the problem is, charlie, that's a good point. >> here is the the problem, the government should-- you want, you want a qui

it is now a drip, drip, drip. i don't think it'll go away because i don't think mr.ain officially answered the question. he is trying to put it behind him after with answering questions. >> the national restaurant association, says as a matter of policy, they don't talk about issues in the past which is standard boiler plate for most associations. >> but will have to give a fuller answer than he has given. sexually harassment coveres a wide range of different behaviors. as we remember from the thomas case, that's what put -- >> clarence thomas. >> clarence thomas case. before the thomas case there were seven or 8,000 sexual harassment case easier according to the eoc. afterwards is jumped to over 15,000. there a big change in consciousness. it covers a lot of territory. from an untoward remark if a physical attack. people will feel differently about this -- >> the difference is anita hill went public with accusations against thomas where as these two women are staying silent, honoring their confidentiality agreements they made with the organization thz that's true. a

oh, wow. >> he is dripping sweat. >> i'm sorry. this is as long as i can go.en things get really weird in this video. there's a man dressed in an eyeore suit. >> i need a glass of milk. i need a glass of milk. >> oh! >> like, what? what? lou do we get from here to there? >> my face is on fire. >> we have kevin straley. >> describe what you were feeling, the sensations you were feeling when you ate the ghost pepper? >> as soon as i put it in my mouth and started chewing it, it really wasn't that bad. probably eight seconds into it, it felt like a welder took a blow torch and put it inside of my mouth. from there, it got progressively worse. >> why was eyeore there? >> that's a very good question. my friend happened to have an eyeore costume up in his attic. we thought we would utilize it. >> how long did it take for the burning sensation to go away? >> we were hanging out, going to go out on the town later that night. i was done. i was done for that night it ruined my entire night. the next morning, everything was okay. >> oh, man! this is the stupidest idea in

, drip, drip of this is going to cause them serious pain and somebody ends up going to jail at the end of this. >> there were a lot of firms, price coopers water house was one that did a financial assessment. everybody is beating up on wall street, but they called it first. they said this company is in the black, it has big problems, but yet our own government can't figure out that same thing with all those bureaucrats? >> i don't think you're right. i don't think there's instances where an individual investor can come in to a government project and become the number one lien. in other words they get paid before the government. >> maybe it's apples and oranges. let me make one point about venture capitalists. the united states department of defense has had a venture capital firm going for years, and use that money to develop more weapons of mass destruction and to kill people with, and that's gone on all the time. >> all right. >> do they or do they not? >> they work to protect us. >> not always. >> the reason why they were champing at the bit to get it out the door because they said i

drip. >> well, the fallacy in the argument by dr.'s accepting for purposes of his expert testimony the truth of dr. conrad murray's testimony that he only administered 25 mls of propofol. the fact is that the other expert, steven segal, stalked about the fact that there were 17 errors. i'm not convinced that dr. white's testimony overcame that. again, the burden is on the prosecution, of course, freed reek ka, but at the end of the day i think this jury understands the case and will consider the expert testimony of dr. white. i just don't think the defendant's made their defense persuasive. >> are the jurors confused or do they understand the case? >> they're absolutely confused at this point in time. in summation the defense attorney will stand up and say if you don't know the exact amount of milligrams that were given, if you don't know the exact cause of death and confused and don't understand the science here, then you must acquit dr. murray because the burden of proof is on the prosecution to prove their case beyond a reasonable

, drip, drip of this is going to cause them serious pain and somebody ends up going to jail at the end of this. >> there were a lot of firms, price coopers water house was one that did a financial assessment. everybody is beating up on wall street, but they called it first. they said this company is in the black, it has big problems, but yet our own government can't figure out that same thing with all those bureaucrats? >> i don't think you're right. i don't think there's instances where an individual investor can come in to a government project and become the number one lien. in other words they get paid before the government. >> maybe it's apples and oranges. let me make one point about venture capitalists. the united states department of defense has had a venture capital firm going for years, and use that money to develop more weapons of mass destruction and to kill people with, and that's gone on all the time. >> all right. >> do they or do they not? >> they work to protect us. >> not always. >> the reason why they were champing at the bit to get it out the door because they said i

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murray set up an iv drip of the anesthetic propofol that ran into the singer's veins even after he died. >> this is an extremely unsafe setup. >> reporter: an aggressive and often dramatic cross examination -- >> you understand that dr. murray is literally on trial for his life. >> reporter: the defense tried to discredit dr. shaffer. >> is it opinion or isn't it? >> it is -- it is my opinion that that's what happened, that's correct. >> would you be at all surprised that there are other medical experts that would disagree with you? >> reporter: those other experts include defense witness dr. paul white, expected to say michael jackson took a fatal combination of lorazepam and propofol himself, and that murray didn't use an iv drip of propofol. >> dr. white, who is the prosecution's professor, is going to come in and point out mistakes with dr. shaffer's testimony, that he didn't really know the drug, he didn't know the literature, and that he was making all the assumptions just of an opinion against dr. murray. >> reporter: there is no love lost between the experts. dr. white has been

it was a drip. it was an i.v. drip that went into michael jackson, not regulated, just the force of gravity and conrad murray was out of the room talking to his girlfriends and that drip went in too fast and michael jackson died. >> how tough do you think prosecutors will be on dr. white with cross-examination next week? i. i think they are going absolutely tough because they are going to talk about all of these deviations of standard of care. can they will ask him can you justify that conrad murray brought four gallons of propofol for michael jackson. the cause of death? jurors can look at anything from ordering the propofol for michael jackson but the defense wants to look at the window there was no being at the scene of any i.v. drip. nothing was found like that. there was not a drip. >> is there still a chance that conrad murray could take the stand? >> yes. definitely. we don't know. the judge has to ask him personally, outside the presence of the jury, what do you want to do? we don't know that answer yet. h

white says jackson was not on an iv drip of propofol? because, he says, there was no evidence of the milky white substance in the iv bag or the iv line found at the scene. he demonstrated in court. >> you would see propofol because it kind of sticks to plastic. >> reporter: dr. white told the jury jackson use the a syringe to push 25 milligrams of propofol through a catheter in his leg more quickly than a doctor would have. that, dr. white says, combined with lorazepam jackson is believed to have taken earlier could have had potentially lethal consequences. >> i understood that there was propofol found in the distal part of the line. >> so that would be consistent with the propofol being delivered by use of a syringe? >> correct. >> reporter: but the prosecution says the bottom line is this. even if michael jackson did give himself the fatal dose of propofol, it was conrad murray who agreed to use the surgical anesthetic in jackson's home, outside a hospital setting, without the necessary precautions. the state argues that makes conrad m

, drip, drip, trying to get information.he justice department turning over everything as rapidly and as easily and quickly to the house that they are asking for it? >> well, i heard senator grassily say it's not fast enough. the justice department is saying they are doing it as fast as they can. but let he point out one more thing about the memos. the charm himself was briefed last year as holder was briefed but gun operations on the boarder, and maybe even fast and furious in name came up, but what he said and his staff said they never new the tactics and that's exactly what eric holder is saying. >> basically we need nor information and it would be hoove them to move quickly and they say they need a special investigator to investigate whether eric holder committed perjury. and perjury is not just a mistake, it has to be material. >> exactly. the chairman of the judiciary committee has asked for a special counsel. something eric and grassily are not necessarily excited about because they feel that will delay documents comin

white says jackson was not on an iv drip of propofol?he milky white substance in the iv bag or the iv line found at the scene. he detroit edemonstrated in cou. >> you would see propofol because it kind of sticks to plastic. >> reporter: dr. white told the jury jackson use the a syringe to push 25 milligrams of propofol through a catheter in his leg more quickly than a doctor would have. that, dr. white says, combined with lorazepam jackson is believed to have taken earlier could have had potentially lethal consequences. >> i understood that there was propofol found in the distal part of the line. >> so that would be consistent with the propofol being delivered by use of a syringe? >> correct. >> reporter: but the prosecution says the bottom line is this. even if michael jackson did give himself the fatal dose of propofol, it was conrad murray who agreed to use the surgical anesthetic in jackson's home, outside a hospital setting, without the necessary precautions. the state argues that makes conrad murray criminally reckless. randi kaye,

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drip, correct? >> absolutely not. >> that's absolutely correct?bsolutely correct. >> what you already had was it could kill him potentially. >> yes, it wasn't used for a home setting. megyn: it's not the drug combo, it's the failure monitor that even the nurse was saying -- even michael jackson knew was required. perhaps that's why he paid somebody $150,000 a month to look after him. >> i don't disagree with you. the prosecution continues to dean amazing job with every defense witness. whatever benefit they are getting is out weighed by, would you have ever given propofol in that setting? the answer is no. we'll focus on it was michael jackson that caused his own death by doing what he did. >> blame it victim when you have got all these defense witnesses saying i would never have done that because i'm a competent nurse, i'm a competent doctor unlike conrad murray. megyn: they have no choice but to blame the victim this case. it's been five months since florida's governor signed a controversial measure for drug testing for welfare recipients. we ha

. >> europe's politicians have been criticized strongly for really adopting, it's more like a drip, drip approach to dealing with this. just doing enough to stave off the next day or week of the crisis. it's interesting that we have the uk leader, david cameron saying they only have a few weeks to solve this or there will be a full-blown approach in the euro zone. he's now saying there has to be a bazooka approach, throwing everything at it. >> i don't see angela merkel pulling out bat zook ka at this point in time. she probably also heard what david cameron had to say. if you look at the history of what angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy has been done in the past, it does seem to be enough. both of these leaders are, of course, under immense pressure at home as well, especially angela merkel who's facing a lot of criticism and has a lot of people in her own governing coalition who are not fond of putting up extra money for the european stabilization mechanism for the european stability fund as well. she's got a lot of internal problems she's going to have to deal with. on the other hand,

drip? and when the doctor says yes then they will say, this wasn't an i.v. drip? right. >> that's not how it's going to happen. >> that's the problem. this is espn doing an nfl -- this is -- i'm just going to tell you something. you can't look at a trial as if it's an nfl football game. he is presumed innocent. they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt and you have to wait until all of the evidence is in. so far, i don't think they have met their burden on causation. >> it's interesting, sunny, he could be facing four years in prison but there's a new law in california that means he may not serve any time in prison. >> that is right. the maximum jail sentence is four years but there's a new law in california that is sort of intended to relieve this prison overcrowding. if you're a nonviolent offender, your first offense, you get to serve your time in the county jail and your time is cut by 50% and then the rest of your time could be served at home on house arrest. but the bottom line, he will lose his medical license. >> even if he is found guilty, we are a long way f

a drip of water on my hand. possibility that maybe there are ghosts. >> now it was our turn. jenna and i teamed up with brit and adam and headed to an area of the prison where the ghost hunters haver never gone befor. the hospital. is this hospital gauze? >> yes, this is real. the battery is fully charged and the battery is dead. >> really? i just change thad out before we came in. >> i know. it's completely dead. >> does that say something? >> there is a theory that ghosts will grab battery energy and use that, and it drains equipment. >> definitely something creepy about this place. >> what was that? >> i heard screaming. >> i did. >> come on, why would -- >> what was that? that has to be somebody. >> we were in it now. >> hello? >> did you hear that voice? >> yeah. >> voices, a shadow. maybe. maybe not. but one thing is for sure. our hospital round made quite a first impression. >> and whether you believe in spirits or not. >> stay here. let's take no spirits with us. stay here, whoever you are. >> our crash

jackson dying on a drip of propofol. >> reporter: but the defense says he took eight lorazepam taplets before he died and claims jackson injected himself with propofol in a desperate attempt to sleep. they tell nbc news murray's lawyers developed a new time line and will lay it out this week. >> they have to kick up enough sand and hopefully something sticks with a juror that creates reasonable doubt. >>> a colleague of shafers was sitting there, dr. paul white who will testify. >> he's going to point out mistakes, he didn't know the drug. he didn't know the literature and he was making all the assumptions just to have an opinion against dr. murray. >> reporter: defense is expected to call 15 witnesses hoping to chip away at the prosecutions case. after being on tour for three weeks, michael's sister janet jackson canceled upcoming shows in australia to be here with her family. >> if he's convicted, dr. murray faces up to four years in prison. >> the u.s. ambassador to syria and the state department says there's no way of knowing whether he'll be able to go back to the country. ford wa

, drip.lan joyce has likened it to death by a thousand cuts. a big shareholder meeting on friday where the shareholders improved overwhelmingly in favor of this restructuring package to put, as alan joyce says, to ensure the survival of qantas. after that shareholder's meeting, the word was that they thought -- qantas thought the unions would step back a bit because there's been such overwhelming support for the plans. in fact, the union said they were going to continue with their action. a lot of people say that's the reason that allan joyce then went for what's been described as the nuke yar tactic of doing a lockout and grounding the entire fleet. this is what alan joyce had to say after the government stepped in and after qantas and the unions were forced to abandon all their action. >> i have a good relationship with mr. joyce as the ceo. that's not to say that the government agrees with the decision to lock out the workforce they made and hence ground the airline. the government has mad

at the conrad murray trial today the defense challenged the prosecution that a iv drip killed michaelkson. the experts says michael jackson likely gave him a combination of pills and propofol injection without conrad murray's knowledge. >> we have drugs that have effects and i think the combination effect would be profound. >> right there. that's potentially lethal. >> conrad murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with michael jackson's death. >>> and a look outside at our conditions right now, temperatures dipping down into the 40s. we have a nice weekend in store, i will tell you how warm it will be coming up. >>> after the forecast, is it a skull or a school zone? where this major typo popped up. ó??g÷p÷÷÷>>>>>8ç . >>> new tonight, most of us don'ts think bout using plastic bags but millions of the bags are ending up in the pacific ocean. they are not only harmful to the marine life but they are harmful to all of us. the impact just off of our state's coast line. [ music playing ] >> reporter: dawn off the coast of california. >> normally when you are on boat

he says he used to give him a slow drip. the prosecution says that slow drip malfunctioned.tomach open and perform just general surgery. that bottle poured into him and the defense is going to say, no, no, that's not what happened that night. michael is responsible for giving it to himself. >> thanks so much. >> my pleasure. >>> still to come, women tell all about how they stay happily married. . so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i'll be right here, waiting for it. who wouldn't want more cash? [ insects chirping ] i'll take it. i'll make it rain up in here. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? sorry i'll clean this up. shouldn't have made it rain. sorry i'll clean this up. hershe y's bliss.i'll clean this up. one square inch of incredibly smooth rich chocolate. one square inch of joy... fun... indulgence... one square inch of bliss. hershey's bliss. [ female announcer ] kellogg wants to help make kids happy, one tummy at a time. be

prosecutors say that conrad murray gave him the propofol that killed him through a continuous iv drip murray said he never gave him an iv drip that day noting the photo outside of a bagging with no milky substance. the defense points to the fact that no one claimed the propofol bottle was inside the iv bag until two years after jackson's death. >> in fact the first time that you noted that there was a propofol bottle in an iv bag was the 29th of march, 2011. >> in case notes. >> yes. >> yes. >> am i right? >> yes. >> you never do mention, in your notes that a propofol bottle was found in an iv bag, is that fair? >> that would be fair. >> another theory, that jackson was addicted to the powerful painkiller demerol, given to him without murray's knowledge. >> are you aware that michael jackson was a habitual user of demerol? >> objection, assumes facts not in evidence. >> sustained. >> have you read dr. klein's medical records regarding michael jackson? >> no. >>. >> reporter: the defense says the demerol addiction led to jackson's insomnia and klein and other doctors have been giving h

murray set up the propofol drip. questioning why the doctor would not just hang the bottle of anesthetic on the i.v. as designed. but instead, cut a hole in a saline bag. and in an attempt to make the prosecution witness look overzealous, perhaps even silly, the defense pointed out to the jury, that dr. shafer did some experimenting on propofol on his own. >> you swallowed propofol. >> before the study, yes. >> reporter: the defense is expected to start its case on monday with a week's worth of witnesses. jim avila, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to jim. >>> fou, to ron claiborne with the other headlines. >> good morning to you. welcome back to the second happiest place in the world. that will be explained later. good morning, everyone. we begin with the second deadly shark attack in australia in less than two weeks. a 32-year-old american scuba diver was killed today off the western coast of australia by what was described as a ten-foot-long great white shark. a shark roughly the same size that killed a swimme

drip to continually infuse michael jackson with propofol for hours made no sense. the prosecution's star medical witness, dr. steven shafer showed jurors during his testimony, how he believes dr. murray put an open, large propofol bottle into an empty saline bag to fashion the drip. his counterpart, dr. white, disagreed. >> have you ever seen this? >> no, i have not. >> have you ever heard about it? >> i heard about it in court last week. but that's the first time. >> reporter: the defense expert said the amount dr. murray told police he gave michael jackson, 25 milligrams, was not enough to kill him. >> would this present a danger situation here? >> not at all. giving small doses has very transient effects. the dose of propofol that we're talking about here, 25 milligrams. that is a dose that might be used to produce a little bit of anxiety relief. a little bit of sleepiness. >> reporter: prosecutors asked for the weekend to prepare for its cross-examination of dr. white, much to the dismay of jurors. they should get the case by the end of the week. jim avila, abc

i'm always the first to have the iphone, the ipad, the iv. [ laughter ] it drips the internet right into your arm. it's cool. you'll hear about it in six months. [ laughter ] so of course, i was first in line to buy the big new steve jobs biography that came out just yesterday. but now that i have it, and i mean this as no disrespect to mr. jobs, it is a huge disappointment. look. [ laughter ] nothing. nothing. nothing. you turn it upside down, it doesn't re-orient. it just stays -- i can't even find where i put my headphones in. tell me about steve jobs. where is the nearest church or camera store? nothing! thanks, at&t. [ laughter ] you know what? i'll just wait for the next version. i hear it's going to have a revolutionary soft cover. [ laughter ] folks, this political season, like many americans i've been swept up by a category 5 hurrmancain. [ laughter ] he's the washington outsider who's not afraid to say the things the nation needs to hear and then can't believe it just heard. things like "let's electrocute mexicans" or "i'm leading in the polls." [ laughter ] and the latest cbs/

> i have a dream that one day down in alabama with its racist, with its governor having his lips dripping with the words of nullification, one day in alabama little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little might boys and white girls as sisters and brothers. i have a dream today. [ applause ] >> i have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every hill and mountain shall be made, and the crooked places will be made straight and the lord will be revealed in all fresh and we'll see it together. this is our hope. this is the faith that i go back to the south with. with this faith we'll be able to come out of the mountain of despair a sun of hope. we will be able to transform the dangling discourse of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. with this faith we'll be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together, to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom together, knowing that we will be free one day. this will be the day -- this will be the day when all of god's children will be able to sing with new meaning, my country tis

. >> this child raped of his innocence, guilty of silence, dripping in sin, learned at an early age the art of repression. god is all-knowing, all-powerful and did nothing to protect this child. >> reporter: komisarjevsky and hayes, who both have a history of drugs, first met a year and a half before the crime here at the silliman halfway house in hartford, connecticut. they were roommates for four months. they had gone their separate ways for a while until police say hayes called komisarjevsky. he needed help stealing money. komisarjevsky who mcdonald says has an obsession with young girls spotted 11-year-old michaela petit in the grocery store parking lot with her mother and chose them as their next robbery target. they followed them to learn where they lived. then went home. hours later, komisarjevsky was giving his daughter a bath and reading her a bedtime story. police say hayes then texted him. i'm champing at the bit to get started, need a margarita soon, hayes wrote. komisarjevsky responded -- i'm putting kid to bed, hold your horses. hayes -- dude, the horses want to get loose,