and justice ginsburg came through without injury. she was seen tonight entering the san francisco opera house ginsburg is here for a speaking engagement at hastings college of law tomorrow. >> banks are cracking down on homeowners setting the stage for a dramatic rise in fore foreclosures. the defaults are up from july. that's the highest month to month increase since the meltdown began in 2007. in california that number is even higher with an increase in default notices. california has the second highest foreclosure rate behind nevada. the banks are starting to take swift action a year after processing lead to a sharp slow down in fore foreclosures. >> and the crisis is leading to a multimillion-dollar drop in property values. in oakland, the collective property values will drop $12 billion by the end of 2012. the real estate experts say when a home goes into foreclosure, it drops an average of 22%. in the past four years, 28,000 oakland homes have gone into foreclosure. >>> some prominent women are in san francisco this week for th

and justice ginsburg came through without injury.he was seen tonight entering the san francisco opera house ginsburg is here for a speaking engagement at hastings college of law tomorrow. >> banks are cracking down on homeowners setting the stage for a dramatic rise in fore foreclosures. the defaults are up from july. that's the highest month to month increase since the meltdown began in 2007. in california that number is even higher with an increase in default notices. california has the second highest foreclosure rate behind nevada. the banks are starting to take swift action a year after processing lead to a sharp slow down in fore foreclosures. >> and the crisis is leading to a multimillion-dollar drop in property values. in oakland, the collective property values will drop $12 billion by the end of 2012. the real estate experts say when a home goes into foreclosure, it drops an average of 22%. in the past four years, 28,000 oakland homes have gone into foreclosure. >>> some prominent women are in san francisco this week for the

the events at the call on the wall which brings justice ginsburg to the bay area. she was scheduled to attend the opera today. >> it is spectacular. i know she was looking forward to it and it was getting her out here. >> reporter: justice ginsburg will be interviewed on thursday. a marriage event and the mishap at dulles international airport should not interrupt the interview. >> abortion will be asked about. i am sure. some of the hot button issues. >> reporter: some passengers suffered injuries as they slid down the shoot. justice ginsburg's trip and what could be a historic visit goes on. >> i am hoping we don't get pseudo. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it is anybody's guess what news justice ginsburg may make. many people are watching to see if she will announce her retirement plans. at sfo, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> developing news happening in san francisco. hundreds of hotel workers are ending a week long strike with a march through downtown san francisco. we told you about the strike last thursday. reps say the workers have been picketing around

the passengers arrived at sfo around 7:30 this evening and security escorted justice ginsburg out. as the united airlines flight was about to take off, smoke was seen coming out of one of the engines and the passengers and crew had to slide down the emergency chutes, including a mother, holding her newborn. >> i hit the ground and rolled. the guy behind me said he saw me fall with the baby. >> justice ginsburg was invited to san francisco by hastings college of law. she is scheduled to be there tomorrow. >>> iran's judiciary today said its still reviewing the bail provisions set for $1 million total. yesterday, announced the uc berkely grads would be released in days. they seem to be caught in a power struggle. one positive sign, a private jet was sent from amman to bring the two men back to the united states. secretary of state hillary clinton is in the bay area tonight. at 10:30, the topic of a major summit happening this week and its focus on women. >>> tonight, we have home video that was shot before the firefighters even got there. it all happened in san jose on bear valley la

. >> thank you, commissioners, and general manager ginsburg, thank you.so a hard act to follow. i think you did well in summarizing jack's life and, of course, we recognize the generosity of his gift done to the san francisco japantown foundation so that his intern can fund the renovations that was badly needed in the japanese teagarden but also jack hirose is a hero within the japanese american community. as you can see from the letters for a number of reasons. so what we're actually talking about is his legacy. it's not only the legacy of this individual in the japanese american community but it's part of the fabric of the city of san francisco that i think tom outlined. his parents immigrated like so many japanese americans from san francisco at the turn of the century. at a time of ultraracism, ultrasegregation in this community. and despite that in the most -- in the finest way of american tradition, overcame that. world war ii happened, of course. like others, 110,000 others, jack hirose's family wound up inturned in toe paz, combruth, -- topaz, bec

the passengers arrived at sfo around 7:30 this evening and security escorted justice ginsburg out. as the united airlines flight was about to take off, smoke was seen coming out of one of the engines and the passengers and crew had to slide down the emergency chutes, including a mother, holding her newborn. >> i hit the ground and rolled. the guy behind me said he saw me fall with the baby. >> justice ginsburg was invited to san francisco by hastings college of law. she is scheduled to be there tomorrow. >>> iran's judiciary today said its still reviewing the bail provisions set for $1 million total. yesterday, announced the uc berkely grads would be released in days. they seem to be caught in a power struggle. one positive sign, a private jet was sent from amman to bring the two men back to the united states. secretary of state hillary clinton is in the bay area tonight. at 10:30, the topic of a major summit happening this week and its focus on women. >>> tonight, we have home video that was shot before the firefighters even got there. it all happened in san jose on bear valley la

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, her pilot noted a problem with the engine. not injured. one person was hurt during the evacuation. >>> a pseudoy says rising sea levels could come with a huge price tag. as the pacific ocean moves inland, erosion could cause millions of dollars in damage. one of the places that could be effecticide ocean beach in san francisco. kron 4's charles clifford has more. >> reporter: 92% of ocean beach could be washed away. if sea levels rise by 4 feet erosion will cause millions of dollars in damage. as ocean beach paves the way, san francisco will also lose $82 million in tourism business. the rising ocean could wipe out wildlife. possibly to the tune of $16.5 million. if ocean beach goes, the city could be left vulnerable to storm surges. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >>> it was cooler today and the cooler weather continues into tomorrow. we will deal with fog. it's already over the bay shores. by noon the fog stubborn to clear. back to the coast line, but still over san francisco. 4:00, breezy conditions and cool

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it's reported that justice ruth bader ginsburg was on board. she was headed to folks -- san francisco for an event tomorrow. the pilot noticed there was something wrong with one of the engines and ordered the evacuations. one passenger was injured using the chute but did not have details how badly that passenger was injured. >>> the state's whooping cough vaccine deadline is being put to the test at a local school district. here's more. >> reporter: now officials are saying get the shot or get the boot. by thursday of next week, all 4300 students in the gilroy unified school district must show proof of their whooping cough vaccination. >> they should get their children's shots. >> translator: it's a protection. >> reporter: a new state law says 7th through 12edth -- through 12th graders must receive the vaccine. >> my kids all have the shots. my daughter just got it in june. >> reporter: if they don't, students here will end up quarantined and sent home. >> we don't want our students missing any school. >> reporter: last year, there were more t

. >> by 1944 when ginsburg all met one another. >> three men who shared a common interest in philosophy, literature and culture began discussing a need for a new vision. >> it was all about ideas and everybody who was involved had a different take on that. >> brandon runs the museum in north beach and had the phrase beat generation back in 1948. all about questioning the establishment often expressing it with poetry. >> that blue people away. people who were sitting in the audience were like some of them were thinking why has anyone done this before? >> values to the 1950s which earned them a lot of enemies. >> even hoover once said that the three greatest threats to the american way of live were egg heads and beat nix. >> also called san francisco home. the hippies. >> relatively small group of people. three friends is not a generation make. >> go to cb ssf.com to send me your good questions. >> if the giants could take a pill to get into the game, what kind would they take? state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine,

. >>> on the heels of a harrowing flight, justice ruth bader ginsburg is appearing right now in hastings college in san francisco. her appearance is closed to cameras but our john sasaki is there. he had a rare chance to see the justice answering questions. so did she talk about yesterday's emergency landing? find out in 30 minutes on tv 36. >>> and bill neukom is talking about leaving the giants. why they're making changes at the top. >>> fred is in for mark tonight. >> reporter: the defending world champions sell out every game. their merchandise just flies off the shelves yet two differences. the chief operating officer will step down. that suggests there may be trouble in paradise. the giants confirm the current team president larry bayrd will replace bill nuekum. speculation as to why he's leaving is still blowing in the wind. he says he will share his part of the team but insists he's not being pushed out. >> i didn't have any fixed term in mind when i pushed other things aside and agreed to step in. it seemed to me as though it's come in a real sense pretty much full cycle. i had

one of them was supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and the court tells me today she jumped down the slides, at age 78, like everybody else. >> just like everybody else. pete williams at national airport in washington tonight starting us off. pete, thanks. >>> now we turn to our exclusive reporting from iran where last night, president ahmadinejad told ann curry that those two american hikers jailed in iran for more than two years were just days from being released. things have been moving quickly. in the past 24 hours now, with mixed signals out of iran, but at this hour there is hopeful news. here is ann curry again tonight in tehran. >> reporter: the headline tonight, the lawyer for the two young american hikers tells nbc news he's now making bail arrangements. while a pushback from iran's judiciary raised concerns today about whether a release would happen it now appears just a matter of time. president ahmadinejad was very specific about just how imminently josh fattal and shane bauer would be released. >> they will be freed in a couple of days. >> in a couple of days? >> in

justice ginsburg was not hurt. she's scheduled to speak at hastings law school in san francisco tomorrow. >>> now to a followup to an nbc bay area investigation i brought you last night. a former ubs adviser learned his fate for stealing millions of dollars from his clients. part of a plea deal, a judge sentenced him to five years in prison for money laundering and wire fraud. nbc bay area was the only television station to catch up with him today as he was leaving the federal courthouse in oakland. he did not want to talk to us, but in court he did apologize to his former clients. one of his victims told us seeing his former friend and financial adviser get sentenced was actually healing. >> i mean the resolution of just ending this was very healing to me. i'm sure it was different to others, but to me it was very healing. and actually i felt -- like i said, i felt sad. i mean it's a chapter that i certainly don't want to relive ever again in my life. >> he has to report to prison october 26 and pay back $5.4 mill

15:09 several passengers said they saw the 78- year old ginsburg afterward, and she . >> the emt's checked me out. how is my hair? >> several said they saw the 78-year-old after afterward and see seemed fine. him seven moss after a man was found buried under a patio no charges being filed against the man's wife even though she can't explain how the body got there. it was found last year. the mystery still surrounding this case. >> reporter: police and fbi investigators dug up the yard behind eve lynn smith's home in february after her attorney said that her husband missing for months might be buried there. the discovery of the body beneath four feet of dirt only deepened the mystery. the body failed to reveal it's secrets to the coroner who couldn't determine the cause of death. still homicide hasn't been ruled out. with no cause of death and little evidence of anything else the da told the journal he wouldn't file charges. eve lynn was watering the yard when we approached her. >> not being prosecuted and followed through on and wondered do you have a comment? >> you may speak with my atto

who slid down the boeing 757's emergency chutes was 78-year-old supreme court yesterday ruth bader ginsburgno one was hurt. >>> there may finally be a break in the search for a utah woman missing for nearly two years. human remains were found yesterday in a rugged area south of salt lake city. a medical examiner will determine if they belong to susan powell who disappeared in late 2009. police say powell's husband has not cooperated in the investigation. >>> in health news, the world health organization reports that drug resistant strains of tuberculosis are spreading rapidly in europe and it warns that thousands could die, unless health authorities move quickly to halt the pandemic. the european director says complacency has allowed tv's resurgence. >>> on wall street, the stocks rebounded yesterday. ashley morrison has more in this morning's cbs news "moneywatch." >>> a vote of confidence in its debt crisis. tokyo's nikkei added nearly 2%, while hong kong's hang seng gained a fraction. today, wall street gets the latest on the consumer prices and a week the jobless claim numbers. on wedne

ruth bater ginsburg was one of 179 passengers forced to evacuate a united airlines flight on the tarmaclles international outside of washington, d.c. an engine problem is what forced the evacuation. three people were injured as they slid down. luckily, none seriously. she is scheduled to speak at the hastings law school in san francisco tomorrow. >>> mark zuckerberg has facebook in a holding pattern. the company is pulling the plug on its plans to go public this year. the financial times reports the social networking giant plans to make its initial public offering at the end of 20126789 facebook is expected to have one of the world's biggest ipos. private shares have been valued at more than $66 billion. people close to the paper said zuckerberg wants to hold off to keeple ployees focused on developing products. >>> two high school seniors were honored for developing the first iphone app for a school district in california. the app will make it easier to access and utilize the school district's website. >> it's really cool to see a dream we both had realized and come to culmination toni

. >>> yesterday supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg safely slid down an emergency chute to evacuate flight at dulles international airport. smoke in the engine forced passengers to abandon the plane just after it pulled away from the gate. >>> a new report shows s.a.t. reading scores for the class of 2011 were the lowest on record. combined reading and math scores also fell to their lowest level since 1995. >>> and nasa has unveiled plans for the world's most powerful rocket aimed at launching the first crew of astronauts by 2021. the program's price tag -- $35 billion. >>> and now here is your "first look" at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,246 after rising 140 points yesterday. the s&p nudged up 15 points and the nasdaq climbed 40. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei gained 150 points, while in hong kong the hang seng added 136. >>> optimism over europe's deepening debt crisis pushed markets higher again on wednesday. traders were encouraged by news that a common eurozone bond is still a possibility for the debt-ridden re

supreme court justice ruth bater ginsburg made it to her san francisco appearance ontime. >> i wanted to thank you so much for coming out here. not everybody is willing to jump out of a plane to an inflatable slide. [ applause ] >> i had not planned that as part of my journey here. >> she has a sense of humor. she appeared at the hastings school of law one day after she and 184 other passengers were evacuated from a united airlines flight at dulles international. the plane was about to depart when the pilot reported smoke, forcing the evacuation of everyone on the plane, including the 78-year-old justice. >>> a mystery tonight. a camera lens falls from the sky and rips a hole into a house. police are now trying to track down the photographer. jean elle is live with more on the damage and the clues police are looking into. jean? >> reporter: debbie payne has been investigating the hole in her roof for two weeks. police got wind when her police report arrived in the mail and now police are hoping a serial number will help solve the mystery. >> i heard a bang. it was so loud i heard my n

. >>> ruth gaither ginsburg is in san francisco. she's taking part in a question and answer series at the school. the 78-year-old judge was delayed coming to the bay area when she was on board a united airline flight outside washington, d.c. and the pilot ordered the passengers to evacuate because of problems with the plane's engine. >>> marin county it is known as a democratic stronghold but today this pocket of the bay area had a visit from republican presidential candidate michelle bachmann. as janine jade hernandez reports, bachmann was here looking for support and money. >> reporter: bachmann stepped out and said hello to the tea party members. there were issues she addressed with the 115 people who paid 100 bucks to hear her speak. >> i believe it's impartive we secure our southern border. the obama administration only took them nine days to bring that project off the shelf and try to get money to solyndra. we know $550 million of tax money has gone to solyndra and now that company has filed for bankruptcy. >> reporter: but ba

the highest court's oldest justice, 78-year-old ruth bader ginsburg forced to use the emergency chute. the united airlines jet was bound for san francisco, and having a little bit of engine trouble and forced to land at dulles international airport, near d.c. and she was one of the 180 passengers, that had to be evacuated, oh, my goodness. not what you want to happen! she's fine, though. we're happy to report. bill: just imagine, imagine the story she can tell now! rick perry getting personal about his faith. in a serious way. the republican candidate putting talk about jobs on the sidelines of this event yesterday in virginia. instead, talking exclusively about his faith. >> america is going to be guided by some set of values. the question is going to be, whose values? and, david lane and i -- and i would suggest most of the people in this audience believe it is those christian values that this country was based upon. don't fear the judgment of others or the uncertainty of the future. don't muzzle your voice, because you are young. paul wrote to timothy and he said, do not be ashamed

ginsburg was not hurt. one passenger was injured.tice was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2009. >> meanwhile, one minute, a california woman is $54 million richer, the next minute she's back to zero. that woman right there thought she won the mega million lottery after checking the numbers in the newspaper. after her husband died two months ago, she considered this a blessing. then came the bad news. the paper messed up. they printed numbers from last week's drawing. >> every day i get the paper, every day, i depend on what they say, what they write. >> i'm kind of upset. >> oh, man! bettencourt says she won't be playing the lottery again any time soon. all right. just a dollar and a dream, brian! >> all right. pipe dream. one team is officially in baseball's post season, you don't have to guess too hard to see who it is. roy halliday and the phillies taking on the astros. the guy is good and pitches a long time. the complete game. they clinch a playoff spot. they've been in the post office five straight seasons. tom brady's mess

. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg among 200 passengers and crew evacuating a plane in virginiaht was set to fry to san francisco when it suffered engine -- problems. three passengers were injured sliding down the emergency chute. the justice who had pancreatic cancer also had to go down that slide. she did make it off the plane safely. i'm ainsley earhardt. back to coretta. >> greta: senator marco rubio accuse the president of playing politics. we asked him about that and america's role in the world. nice to see you. giving a speech on america's role in the wore. how do you perceive it? >> it is an important world. we can't solve every problem in the world. there are few parts in the world that what is happening will impact us. the economic crisis in europe is having a direct impact here at home. in those places where we can make a different we should try to if it is in our national interest. >> greta: we are sitting watching and hoping. >> there's not a lot we can do about europe per se based on soft decisions they made with regard to government spending. similar to the ones w

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg was on board and a spokesperson said she was not involved.nd mikheil salahis has not been missing. a virginia sheriff spoke to her by phone and said that mrs. salahis said she's with a friend and does not want her husband to know where she is. this is where it gets interesting. a spokesman for journey guitarist, neil shaun says, salahis is with the musician. >> i don't care. i don't care about either of to them. i've never want to talk about them. i stopped watching that series when they were on it. >> don't stop believing. >> i never believed in the first place. >>> just ahead, i understand a lot of folks on twitter and i can't find my blackberry, are quite amazed that you don't know who gumby is. >> it must also be said that ethere are those that came to my defense from canada and places like that and saying i'm not alone in my lack of knowledge. >> well, listen, you know, this program is all about learning new things. >> yeah. i feel enlightened. >> if we can teach you one new thing, today, gumby, tomorrow, pokey. who knows who is next? >>

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the passenger included supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. they slid down the chutes.irefighters found no problem with that plane. but still a very scary situation if you're a passenger and you're having to get out in an emergency. >>> and it used to be used for everything from cereal to soft drinks. even in lunch meat. now high fructose corn syrup has become subject of a multimillion-dollar federal lawsuit. it is big corn versus big sugar, you might say with the sugar industry suing corn makers over a name change, after studies suggested corn syrup is a leading cause of obesity. the corn refiners association asked permission from the fda to actually change the name to corn sugar. now sugar companies say their product is not the same as corn syrup. and they're angry over advertisement that's are already using the name corn sugar. >> like any parent, i have questions about the foods my child heets eats. whether it is corn sugar or cane sugar. your body can't tell the difference. sugar is sugar. knowing that makes me feel better about what she eats. >> i'm joined now by

he's somebody that whenever i'm trying to understand campaign finance law, between him and ginsburg onn side, they know how to dissect this. bob, let me ask. how does this work? is i said there is no fdic. they're essentially handing over control to just one person like this, a campaign treasurer? >> well, i don't know that it's uniformly the experience that campaigns turn this responsibility over to simply one person. they're frequently turned over, and that's what -- appears to be in this case to someone who was known to be a specialist and had done this for many years and was operating as a subcontractor, an independent contractor, to a whole range of campaigns. and clearly, they had every reason to believe, based on history, that their accounts were being managed to the highest professional standards. >> now, we know that kind kinde durkee was charged of misappropriating $670,000. one thing i've noticed -- i feel in the last few years we have seen more stories like this. is there some safeguards that maybe congress ought to pass or the fdc can come up with that protects this money?

. >>> hey there, here's what's happening. 78-year-old supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg was forcedslide down an emergency chute when her plane was evacuated because of engine trouble at dulles international airport. >>> the fbi says a tanker truck carrying 3,000 gallons of gasoline was found in downtown philadelphia after it was stolen in maryland tuesday. >>> police in utah have found a set of human remains during a search for susan cox powell. they were found near a campsite frequented by her husband. >>> three people were hurt when construction scaffolding at the u.s. border crossing near san diego landing on a number of cars. >>> and a libyan official says the british prime minister will travel to libya on thursday, the first heads of state to do so since the rebel uprising. >>> natalee holloway's father is asking a court to declare his daughter dead six years after she vanished during a graduation trip to aruba. let's get you back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." there was bleak economic news out there, bleak numbers released just this week by the census bureau t

the supreme court spokesman confirms now that justice loout bader ginsburg was on board that plane evacuatedgine issue to the tower. the pilot deployed the chutes. all passengers were brought back to the terminal. fire department report ns no fi was found. >>> and which political story is making headlines in the next 24 hours? i hope it's no airplane mishaps. >> me, too. you've already been talking a lot about it today, but i honestly think it's a story that we'll be talking about the next 24 hours, next 48 hours, is this new result. there's a huge spin effort under way on both sides to tell us what it means. but what i think it means going forward is we'll see a lot of skittish, already skittish, democrats get even who are so. worried about their own political fate, worried about whether president obama's unpopularity, even in a district like this one, and the struggles of the economy, whether we're headed toward another very difficult election for them. now, we're 14 months away, things change. four months ago we were talking about how medicare was going to be the end of the republican maj

a flight carrying ruth bader ginsburg has been vac rated after engine trouble.ire department is checking the plane. they have not found any fire. they say that passengers were evacuated by deploying the chutes which is quite an image to think of one of our supreme court justices leaving the plane by the emergency chute. justice ginsberg is a tiny woman. but the press office of the supreme court is confirming she was on the flight and she was evacuated safely. she is currently waiting to resume her travel to san francisco. we are glad that she, justice ginsberg in her 70s along with the other passengers, is okay. a rests following a violent labor dispute on the west coast. this was the scene in washington state. hundreds of long storemen. these are the guys that -- long shoremen raiding a port. security guard were attacked and held hostage for hours. rail cars were vandalized. fresh grain was destroyed. no one was taken into city at the time. now that's changed. we did this on "kelly's court" last friday. i thought the email was going to overflow with people who

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg talking to law students at the university of california inan francisco about gender equality and other legal issues. you can see that tonight at 8 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. former bb anti-chairman and ceo john allison spoke earlier this month on the 2000 a financial crisis. the event was hosted at the harvard law school tea party by the harvard law school tea party. and cambridge, massachusetts, this is an hour and 40 minutes.r >> good afternoon. my name is john thorlin and i am the copresident of the harvard law school tea party. in behalf of my fellow copresident, christopher mills and the rest of the tea party, i am proud to introduce today's speaker to my fellow students and members of the community ate large.school one of the things we constantlyy discuss and debate in law school is the verge of free market andw the ability of each person tof engage in rational trade with his fellow citizens to generate econe. most of our professors seem to adhere to three axioms regarding prey ics. thatbusinessmen prey on consumers to the extent t t

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg.t. >>> the federal government is blaming three companies for bps massive oil spill. bp, transocean, halliburton. a final federal report on the zafrt s disaster says a key cause on the rig was a faulty cement job at the well site. halliburton performed that job but the report also says transocean and bp failed to enforce critical safety regulations at the site. >>> and an exciting discovery in space. scientists say they have found more than 50, 50 new planets outside our solar system. they include 16 super earths, those are planets that have a mass up to ten times greater than earth's. scientists say one could have water and could potentially sustain life but they are stressing the more research needs to be done to determine if life forms actually exist. exciting, saying one of the 16 potentially has water. who knows, wolf? >> maybe. >>> nasa unveils plans to build the most powerful rocket ever. we'll tell you about the extraordinary manned missions.r l that makes a chocolate so smooth

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. >> i think there are four certain democrats, ginsburg, briar, societomayor will certai vote for it,nthony kennedy is their best hope. if i would bet i would say the law will be upheld but this is a close question and the most important case since bush v. gore at the court. >> has to be resolved by next june? >> by the end of june, the next term, it will be the biggest case, i can't wait. >> let me turn the corner for a moment to the dr. conrad murray trial that's under way in los angeles now for the death of michael jackson. let's listen to what the prosecutor and the defense attorney said today in part at least in their opening comments. >> what we expect the evidence to show is that conrad murray repeatedly acted with gross negligence, repeatedly denied care appropriate care to his patient, michael jackson, and that that -- it was dr. murray's repeated incompetent and unskilled acts that led to mr. jackson's death on june 25th, 2009. >> we believe the evidence will show you, the scientific evidence will show you that when dr. murray left the room, michael jackson self-administered

among the passengers get this was 78-year-old supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg.t. >> justice on board. kind of crazy. wow. >>> and michael jackson is still making hundreds of millions of dollars two years after his death. >> as his family reaps the financial benefits, they say they're still struggling to come to terms with the loss and also preparing for the trial of the singer's personal doctor. >> abc's diana alvear has the story from los angeles. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. michael jackson's family is set to receive a windfall from his estate. but they say nothing makes up for the pain of losing him too soon. two years after his death, michael jackson's mother and three children are set to receive $30 million via the jackson family trust. the executors of his estate say it's generated $310 million -- allowing debts to be paid and loans to be refinanced. while his family is on firmer financial ground, the emotional loss is still very raw. >> to hear my mother say "he's dead." to hear her say this -- i lost it. >> reporter: jackson's older brother,

still not clear whether the engine did catch fire but supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, whone of the 179 passengers forced to slide down the chute. a court spokesperson says she's okay this morning. >> she is pretty tough. >> justices tend to be very calm and tough. i wonder if an environment -- she was weighing the pros and cons. >> i don't think she was doing that. >> she is a very tough woman. very impressive. >>> a father accused of throwing his 7-year-old son overboard during a boat cruise along the california coast has now been charged with child abuse. police say sloan was drinking before he tossed the boy ten feet over the side of the boat. he claims the boy did it on his own just to show off. they were just rough housing before it happened. someone on a nearby boat, though, ended up rescuing the boy. >>> rest easy, "real housewives of d.c." star mikail salahi, made famous in 2009, she was not kidnapped. turns out she has run to journey's guitarist kneel ispl open arms. sheriff's deputies have spoken to her and is said to be in good frame and did not want her husband

if he did not herein yesterday, ruth bader ginsburg was one of those that was -- had to slide down an emergency chute after an evacuation flight. she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer two years ago. the justice continued on her way to an event in california. and by the way, we will be covering that on this network. how were other segment this morning, we are going to look at the individual provisions of president obama's job planned, specifically the tax part, which is how he intends to pay for it. so we will take it apart and learn about how much money they believe they can raise for the country. >> the bestselling author of "ab of the mind talks about her latest book on economics and economic pursued has helped people worldwide. she is interviewed on "after bird's." we will also continue our interview series as we speak with pressures from george washington university on their books about modern afghanistan and voter suppression. and michael more recounts his life from starting his own newspaper in the fourth grade to winning an academy award. he will also be our guest next month

the court of appeals for the district of columbia in an opinion by judge ginsburg held this was a search that should have required a warrant. the government argues, and first attempted to get en banque review, which the court denied, over dissent by the judge . and the government argued that under the court's precedents, no warrant is needed, that there is no fourth amendment issue raised by this, because it is not a violation of the fourth amendment, because all the information was introduced at trial, could be observed from public thoroughfares. and the court relied upon an earlier case, the government relied upon an earlier case from the 1980's -- united states versus know, where the government placed a beeper and a container. and the container was taken by the suspect and they use the beeper to follow the car. and the court held that no warrant was required because it's simply aided monitoring of a public street. and there is no expectation of privacy when you are on a public thoroughfare. the argument that this was much more extensive than that, because it involved a 30 days' worth

the court of appeals for the district of columbia in the opinion by judge ginsburg held that this was a search that should have required a warrant. the government argues -- and first attempted to get en banc review, over the dissent of judge silverman and the government argued under the court's precedent that no warrant was needed. there's no fourth amendment issue raised by this because it's not a search. it's not a violation of the fourth amendment because all the information that was actually introduced at trial was on public -- could be observed from public thoroughly -- thoroughfares and the government placed a beeper with the permission of the owner of the container. it was placed in the container and the container was taken by the suspect, and they used the beeper to follow the car. and the court held in that case that no warrant was required because it simply aided monitoring on a public street. and that there's no expectation of privacy when you're on a public thoroughfare. >> the argument that this was much more extensive than that because it involved 30 days worth of data t

that's not enough, folks, because the next president who is a democrat is going to put folks like ginsburgar back on the bench. no, we have to break the mold here and i did. they struck down the partial birth abortion bill and you know what i said when george bush got into option think? went over to charles kennedy, the two of us were able to work together. we drafted a bill that said the supreme court, you're wrong. you're wrong. it is constitutional what we passed. and we wrote a bill with the first two sections, almost a legal brief, telling the supreme court why they were wrong and saying, we have as much say as to what is constitutional in this country as you do and we're going to stand up for the constitution interpreted the right way. [cheers and applause] and we won. the supreme court flipped their decision and said it was constitutional. ladies and gentlemen, there's a lot of people up there who said they're going to check the boxes and they pledged to do this and this and this. but there's somebody in this race who hasn't just taken a pledge, he's taken the bullets for the conser

on c-span2 roof later ginsberg -- ruth bader ginsburg. all of that tonight at 8:00 eastern on the c-span television network. >> this is a dangerous time for britain and its economy. the government austerity plan is failing. you can sense the fear that people have as we watch the economic crisis that stocks our alked our- that st country threatening to return. >> annual party conferences are continuing in the u.k. watch the keynote from the labor party conference at 9:00 on sunday. then, conservative leader david cameron. >> you should start with the assumption that when a politician or ceo is saying something, they are not telling the truth. they may be telling the truth, but the burden should be on them to prove it. >> as an eagle scout, was an editor of "mother jones" magazine, and made three of the best-selling documentary's of all time. his memoir is "here comes trouble." u.s. and yemeni officials confirmed today that known terrorists anwar al-awlaki and amir khan were killed in an attack on a convoy. he was carried out by cia and joi