. >> a nice, grassy, artichoke, nut flavor. this is from italy. a mass market brand. it's italian.an see you're not really ready to dip. >> i can dip. i don't know if i want to shoot. >> take a dip. >> the apples and olives -- >> help cleanse your palate. the acidity hopefully cuts -- more pep ri than the first oil and more sharpness which you might like on a piece of fish or something. >> okay. >> not so sure of salad. i like something more mellow. >> this i was surprised. these are both are california, the next two. >> the california olive oil industry is like the wine industry in california was in the 1970s. you will hear about it very soon. they're doing a tremendous amount of olive oil out in california now. >> i got a dare to see a difference between this. >> we love this. the top ranked of the ten california oils sampled. >> ugh. >> you can do it. >> okay. >> well, i love this oil. >> no, no. the oil is delicious but my body's like, are you drinking oil? tastes good. >> delicious. it's a really mild oil. >> really delicious. >> we thought this was as good as -- >> you must b

to stop i would literally throw myself on a grassy knoll. >> i'm not the most coordinated. >> i think you look goofy. >> true. >> plus you have to wear the helmet and thing. >> you ride a bike, though, right? you should wear a helmet when you ride a bike. i wear one. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, the latest. we'll be right back. >>> breaking news in the michael jackson case, the first inside account of what happened in the jackson home when it became clear that something was terribly wrong. also tonight, a money battle in the making over the jackson estate. money trouble for dr. conrad murray, revelations about his past, and more importantly new information about what could be his immediate legal future. at least one major arm of the investigation, the feds tightening their focus. as always, rande kaye has that angle. randi, what's the latest on a case that appears to be building against dr. murray? >> reporter: there has been some movement here, anderson. first, right away, a federal law enforcement official is telling us, quote, that dr. murray is the only one they are looki

. >> when you tax a dog into a grassy area by a mcdonald's and it doesn't say pet rest and that is a food establishment, can you imagine how people that are using the mcdonald's is looking at me. >> reporter: the virginia welcome center along i-6 # will stay open through mid september but marian williams' days as a custodian here are numbered. >> we're going to lose our jobs and we have to be laid off. >> reporter: are you prepared for that? >> no, not really. i don't want to do unemployment. i prefer to work. >> reporter: v-d.o.t. says it will save $9 million a year by reducing the number of rest stops across the commonwealth from 42 to 23. over the next year, the transportation agency says it must lay off a thousand employees, all in an effort to cut into the state's $2.6 billion revenue shortfall. v-d.o.t. says it hopes a change in federal law will allow some of the rest stops to reopen one day. >> the state of the virginia will continue to investigate if there is a possibility to privatize them inform they can, we'll have the buildings available to use for that purpose. >> report

a van hit a median in the northbound lane and flipped over on to a grassy area on the side of the road. nine people were inside that van. three were dloen from the vehicle. t none of the injuries are said to be life-threatening. >>> police in prince georges county are on the loout for three suspects who robbed three homes in a matter of hours. the home invasions all happened this morning. darcy spencer has the report. >> reporter: police are investigating three home invasion robberies that they believe could be connected. they happened this morning at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 a.m. residents are on edge. >> would you say this is unusual or -- >> not really unusual. a lady got her house broken into six months down the road. i wouldn't say unusual. >> okay. >> yeah. >> but concerning? >> concerning. >> reporter: police say the masked men broke into the homes, bound the victims and robbed them at gunpoint. in one case, a res dependent reported that her big-screen tv was taken. >> they're looking to see how they got in the home. i know there were homes belonging to three families and one family

lay about 100 yards off shore opposite that mouth of the race and sheltered from the weather by the grassy sandbanks that itch to the bay to the south and east, none of that course is now survived and entranced formed into the brooklyn navy yard. the rising and falling tides camp of the water in the channel moving but never saw a fleet enough to clear away the greasy slick that encircled her after the necessary tubs were brought up from below and emptied over the sign in a daily ritual. a flock of smaller vessels usually hovered nearby, among them though not always at the same time the john, bristol and appear have transferred sometimes boys took prisoners. exactly when the jurors to begin to receive american prisoners is unclear, it may have been when she missed those services and hospital ship. the ones she became a prisoner of the numbers soared and conditions rapidly deteriorated and among her first prisoners which john van dyke road into a man who had the misfortune of being travelling on the brink of a stick and by the enemy frigate iris. he and the others were taken to new york in c

crashed about a mile from a field, grassy patch there. just off the expressway. near the bank of oklahoma. hit a tree at the end of the parking lot. faa is saying that passengers onboard did suffer multiple injuries. no fatalities. reportedly those passengers got out of the plane and are now en route if not at the hospital by now. a number of emergency crew, firefighters, ems on the scene working with saying is front seat passengers had in fact to be cut out of the airplane. as soon as we get more information, we'll get it to you. >>> tomorrow, called the ex-governor of alaska. sarah palin, as you know, stepping down. it becomes official tomorrow. the moving van pulls up to the governor's mansion in juno. you see it there. her annual picnic wa sela, her hometown to say good by to friends and supporters. >> from the bottom of my heart and especially just this being my last time to speak to the valley community as your governor, i do want to tell you sincerely that i love you. i appreciate you and your support. the support you've shown my family. god bless you and

shibley about 100 yards off shore opposite of the millrace and sheltered from the weather by the grassy sandbanks that image the bay to the south and east. one of that now of course has survived. it's been turned into the brooklyn navy. the rising and falling tide kept the water and the channel moving but never swiftly enough to clear away the greasy putrescent slick that encircle her after the necessary tubbs were brought from below and emptied over the side in the morning, a daily ritual. a flock of smaller vessels usually covered nearby among them don't always the same time. john, bristol pac and eight export the sometimes also took prisoners. when the jersey began to receive american prisoners isn't clear. it may have been when she was still in service as a hospital ship. but once she became a prison called the numbers soared and conditions rapidly deteriorated. among her first prisoners which john van dyke a furloughed artillery man who had the misfortune to be traveling on the brink taken by the enemy frigate iris. he and others when i came on board, vandyke recalled, her stench w

. >> there she was sitting right there in a grassy field. >> in 2004 dan found his old plane outside to me. the first thing i started thinking about a lot more than i ever had in years was the fate of the mig pilot. i wonder if he really did survive. when he hit the ground was he okay? was he injured? did he have a family? what was his name and all that. >> reporter: after an exhaust tiff unproductive search, dan heard about a tv show in vietnam called the separation never seems to have existed. >> that's the name of the show? >> that's the way it translates. >>. >> reporter: is it like this is your life. >> exactly. >> reporter: dan sent a letter to the show which led to their second meeting. >> we had a very firm handshake. he said welcome to my country. i'm glad to see you're in good health. and i hope that we can be friends. >> reporter: and just that quickly, the war went away. after the show he invited dan back to his home, let him hold his grandson. >> and i held him in my arms like this. it was a special thing. i thought to myself, how quickly has trust developed between the

we're seeing a local television, large numbers of what looks like hotel staff lined up in sort of a grassy area. is that -- have they evacuated, i sul, the hotel and that's everyone they've been able to get out? >> reporter: yes, i think in the ritz-carlton they have evacuated all the personnel inside. but the j.w. marriott, we can see hospital and emergency response teams coming in with stretchers. >> so you see people entering with stretchers to the j.w. marriott? >> yes. >> i want to bring in peter bergen, who's watching this along with us, who rushed into the office as soon as word of these blasts began to appear and we'll continue to look at the pictures. peter, your initial impression of this? >> anderson, i would say there are three things that are important about this. one is western-owned hotels or western-brand named hotels around the muslim world where al qaeda affiliates have a presence have been a consistent target for these groups going back. you mentioned the august 2003 attack on the j.w. marriott hotel in jakarta. there have been others, one in karachi, the best western in

guest: used to be called pebble beach because this grassy area was covered with large pebbles.so it got that neck name. but during the bush administration they put down slate, so there's no more water accumulation. used to come out here and you'd get mud up to your ankles from walking in the wet or snowy fwass. we are in the -- on the one-side of the northwest driveway. actually, years ago during the regan administration, we used to be on the other side of the destroy. but of the driveway. but mrs. laura bush didn't like us that close to the white house. she pushed us back on this side of the driveway. and this is where we remain. and it still has the nickname pebble beach. it is the stone henage because you can see all these large monoliths to use the word, one often our callers did earlier, covered with green tarps to cover up the light stands and camera stands. mrs. bush felt it was an eye sore to have all these things exposed and she asked the network that is keep equipment out here to cover them up with green tarp and from a distance it sort of fades into the grass and tou

you'll recall the van drives up this way and pulls down into the grassy area.uals entered the home. we have verified that three individuals, dressed in black and masked entered the billings home from the east side. an additional fourth individual remained in the vehicle. and again, we released this tape previously to the press. we will now show you a second tape of one of the camera systems at the billings home that will give you the entry from the north side of the billings home. okay. on this particular tape, if i step away from the microphones you can't hear me, is that correct? >> what you're looking at now is the escambia county sheriff david morgan getting us up to speed on the investigation into the murder of byrd and melanie billings a couple that adopted several special needs children. they were found murd nerd their home on thursday. right now at least three men are in custody, two charged with murder. they do have some tapes that show this red van driving up to the family home. they've shown us one tape. they're trying to get to the second tape that

some republicans who do not want health care reform to pass, i have to say that i am very proud of grassy, ensign and n and snow. >> you have worekd with doug and the white house -- worked with doug and some people have questioned his objectivity. should the white house have asked him to be part of this? >> i have not met anyone has straight as him. you cannot push him one way or the other. and i think as far as the president is concerned, we need to have a build, can you have your people get the numbers out? i do not see any problems. the white house is wanting to do this right. they do not want to put pressure on him. it is clear -- you cannot persuade him to bend either way. >> thank you. i have a dinner schedule. >> i can cancel mine. >> you are watching the president today? >> he is a the clock? we all are. >> thank you. -- he is 8:00? we're watching him, we all are. >> thank you. >> we have been focusing on medicaid today, in all of the complexity, some of the staff has really done an excellent job of trying to put together additional options, and we will go back right now to see f.