jack son, the diagnose of brain death was not accurate. >> connor was clearly not brain dead when heth is defined as lack of any activity of the brain including the brain stem. when he was resuscitated, he had breathing activity and his heart was beating. he clearly wasn't dead. the diagnosis of brain death would have taken considerable amount of time. many tests could have been done and they're very difficult to do, deaths of 3 day old babies. they have been brought to the department with irreversible brain injury aand will die and i think that was the situation with with connor. >> narrator: even so, he should have involved the parents in the decision he made and pronouncing connor dead. >> the error was not waiting long enough with life support to pronounce him dead. the did this nine minutes after discontinuing life support. that's a very short period of time if the baby's heart had been beating before that, it takes quite a while for the baby's heart to stop. there's no rush to pronounce a baby dead, it's not critical. >> narrator: despite that, the medical assurance stus said t

. >> i told him,: >> reporter: at around 10:00 a.m., jack son asked for some propofol, the white liquidy in hospitals which jackson called milk. >> reporter: murray's attorney, who was there with him during the questioning, asked if the doctor had taken necessary precautions. dr. murray said yes, then added this, which is now the main line of defense, that jackson knew how to administer or push the drug himself at one point telling the doctor: >> reporter: the prosecution is methodically trying to build a case that dr. murray's gross negligence caused michael jackson's death. but, scott, the defense counters that michael jackson wanted the powerful drug so badly that he administered a fatal dose himself when the doctor wasn't around. >> pelley: bill, thank you very much. at the white house today, president obama welcomed the super bowl champs, his hometown chicago bears. now, you may be thinking wait a minute, the bears haven't won in 25 years. well, these are the 1985/'86 bears. coach mike ditka, quarter back jim mcmahon and many others. they never got to the white house back then. the

. >> reporter: she and her son jack tried to experience theater before, often with negative results. but it changed this show changed their lives. >> it was magic. he was coming out of his seat and it was okay. he was screaming and clapping and that was okay. and all of the bubbles came over here him and i realized this was the best show for children with disabilities than i have ever seen. >> reporter: to these kids, they are captivated. >> it truly means the world, it exposes him to just other things beyond his little routine at home beyond his therapies -- >> it's the way we all want all our kids to play music an art, we have done a number of these types of performances in the past we have a commitment to helping families impacted by autism and this is one more example >> i think they can remember because the bubble doesn't last forever, but memory of the moment, it does not last forever. >> creating memories, too many to count. in baltimore, abc "2 news." >>> great story. >> >> public performances have been canceled at the theater. >>> great story. >> >> here's a look at what is

. >> reporter: and even a mother who lost her son to the war, mary convoy whose son jack was killed in 2006 is happy now for the parents of other sons and daughters who will soon be home. >> i have a sense of relief. i'm not going to lie. i feel like we did a really good job in iraq. >> reporter: but early on a controversial war that demanded no national commitment was what some called a friends and family war, meaning only friends and family of those who were serving would likely care deeply and personally about how it was going. retired colonel jack jacobs and nbc analyst and congressional medal of honor recipient. >> most people don't have any connection. there's no skin in the game. you have to knock on something like 150 doors today before you'll find a household from which somebody is serving. >> reporter: thus much the country soured quickly on a war that seemed endless or pointless and unquestionably costly. no surprise, then, that many greeted the anoinsding of the war with bitterness. retired certainly chris tschida injured himself. >> we're losing family members that -- for

janet jack son is here, randy jackson as well as a couple of other mims of the joe jackson.e jackson, katherine, including michael jackson's children, all in montreal for the opening of the cirque du soleil show for michael jackson. now, once this doctor is done and -- and the defense has had a chance to cross-examine. you will see a second doctor, a cardiologist, from ucla, also take the stand. and depending upon how fast the day goes, you could see dr. murray's girlfriend. she's expected to testify that she was on the phone with him about the time that michael jackson was dying. that's the way things are going today. we'll keep you updated from hire at the courthouse in los angeles, as day 5 is underway. adam housley, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, adam. >>> starbucks is launching its own job creation strategy across the u.s. the coffee chain is introduce. create jobs for usa america to provide loans for small businesses. starting november 1st, donations will be accepted at 6800 starbucks cafes and that's on top of a $5 million donation from starbucks. the company's ce

. >> reporter: and even a mother who lost her son to the war, mary convoy whose son jack was killed in 2006, is happy now for the parents of other sons and daughters who will soon be home. >> i have a sense of relief. i'm not going to lie. i feel like we did a really good job in iraq. >> reporter: but early on a controversial war that demanded no national commitment was what some called a friend and family war, meaning only friends and family of those who were serving would likely care deeply and personally about how it was going. retired colonel jack jacobs, a nbc analyst and congressional medal of honor recipient. >> you have to knock on something like 150 doors today before you'll find a household from which somebody is serving. >> reporter: thus much of the country soured quickly on a war that seemed endless or pointless and unquestionably costly. no surprise then that many greeted the announced ending of the war with bitterness. retired sergeant chris toshida, injured himself. >> we're losing family members that for no reason now. i lost three of my best friends out there. >> repo

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my son's name is jack. my daughter is grace. my father is richard. my sister is married. ie.t is what happens when a greek and a german get married. it is a cultural disaster. i am learning to live with it. the eighth and freedom. it is your cause. it is our cost-. cause. we fight for freedom. we stand for faith. they have long defined america. not separately, but together. a and free them inextricably, intertwined. -- f mayaith and -- faith and rate them. inextricably intertwined. my family is greek. in greek, grandfather ispa papoo. as and a hero, i love to my grandpa. an 8 year old, i love my grandpa. he loved politics. i remember going to greece as a nine year-old guy. i remember walking on the balcony and seeing a new democracy flag. there are three parties in greece. there is the new democracy party. there are the socialists. and the is the kke, which are the communists. next to the new democracy flag in downtown athens was an equally large american flag out on the balcony. i remember my papoo coming back to kenosha, wisconsin, where i grew up. americans go there for a

son. >> jack, you might as well step up here. that hat is so funky, we need to show it. i'm 10. >> your voice, i'm 10. like a grown-up. have you ever seen your mom tape on the set? >> yeah, i have. >> what do you think of her character? >> i think she, like, really, like, she doesn't care what other people think of her. >> is that the same in real life, too? >> no. >> what do you have in your hat, anything? >> i have some candy. >> of course you do. >> you're my kind of guy. >> jackson, thank you so much for coming to see us. he is so cute. >> adorable. how many kids do you have? >> close your ears, jackson. he volunteers at this school for disabled kids. >> what a sweet kid. >> we are excited. what is next for you? what is your next project? >> i'm off to haiti december 9th. my work in haiti. i have an organization called we advance working with women in haiti to empower them economically. it's been a really exciting time. this new administration is incredible. >> what is it called? >> we advance. i just joined the advisory council on investments in haiti. some real cha

the mantra came from harbaugh's dad, jack, who wanted his son to embrace adversity when he was growing >> if it's harder it makes you better in the long run, i told him that i really wanted to be a major league shortstop growing up but, you know, i had a glove, you know, i had baseball diamonds to play on, kids down the dominican republican that had, you know, making gloves out of milk cartons, you know, i didn't stand a chance to be a major league shortstop. those guys had to overcome so much more that made 'em better players in the long run. so-- >> and the analogy -- >> we're just trying to find ways to make it harder on ourselves. how can we make things suck more. 4t r, former boise state star legarrette blount powers his way to the pylon. touchd >>> peyton manning watching the colts go 0-4. tied at 17 with the bucks in the fourth quarter, former boise state star blows his way to the pylon, touchdown tampa. they are 3-1, they come to candlestick, 'niners 3-1 as well. >>> you are probably asking why den bastida did not do a "good question" tonight. they decided to go with this chine

>> there is a picture of my little son jack, that's him right there. >> peta, shark attacks on humansreased worldwide. interestingly enough, in 2012. they decreased in flaw -- in flay you flaw. anyone want to guess how many shark attacks we had worldwide last year? anyone? >> five, ten? >> 45 million. >> anyone else? >> i am going with 7,652. >> good god. what world do you people live in? there were 79 attacks in 2010 in the entire worldwide. >> you are more likely to die from a bee sting. >> that doesn't excuse you using the injuries of a man to make your point. >> i know. peta, a lot of sanctimoney in pete tau. are you sure? >> i think so. >> that's a shocking statement. >> anna, if you could be an animal, which would be be? >> a cat. >> a cat? isn't that interesting. bill? >> i would be bill. >> you would be bill? your last answer would be you would be a female spotted ginko. so you have changed your mind. >> we will wrap it up with "the onion" sto. very interesting actually. dana, you said you thought at some point andrew breitbart was writing stuff about you and you were about to

dry cleaners here in corpus christi and they had a car lot and i was looking for a car for my son and jackand bruce had a car lot and i bought a car from them. after a number of years and jack had found a property over here on staples an i want in to partnership with him on buying a property. >> you were in business for what, how long with him? >> not too long. probably six months. >> wa was your impression of what he was like? was he a hard worker? was he the kind of person that could have pulled off the plot we are all hearing about? >> no. i don't think so. he's very disorganized and was part of our problem. i needed somebody more reliable. he would show up sometimes. he was very disorganized. had trouble with keys, titles and everything else. i would not say that he was the kind of person that could pull off something like this. >> your view was -- i know you had spoken earlier with our producer and you were telling her, his wife was really what held him together. >> i think so, yeah. everybody always said around here if it wasn't for his wife he'd be homeless on the street. he wouldn'

son? >> yeah, jack's umbrella. >> jimmy: and you looked around the house and that's all you had?> i didn't have one. >> jimmy: you see what we've been through? almost fully grown man was forced to come to work with a giraffe over his head today. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there was a new edition of "the x factor" on fox tonight. or maybe it was a season two repeople of "american idol," i honestly can't tell the difference. this show is like no singing competition you've ever seen before, asuchling of course you've never seen a singing competition show before. in tonight's episode, the remaining contestants traveled to los angeles for boot camp, where they were judged on their singing and dancing and then shipped to afghanistan to fight the taliban. i like that they're judging the dancing now, too. i've only ever heard simon call someone's singing atrocious. hearing that about dancing is a whole new experience. there's a new reality singing show coming to television that just might be the end of human life as we know it. this is a show called "killer karaoke." contestant

dry cleaners here in corpus christi and they had a car lot and i was looking for a car for my son and jacklot and i bought a car from them. after a number of years and jack had found a property over here on staples an i want in to partnership with him on buying a property. >> you were in business for what, how long with him? >> not too long. probably six months. >> wa was your impression of what he was like? was he a hard worker? was he the kind of person that could have pulled off the plot we are all hearing about? >> no. i don't think so. he's very disorganized and was part of our problem. i needed somebody more reliable. he would show up sometimes. he was very disorganized. had trouble with keys, titles and everything else. i would not say that he was the kind of person that could pull off something like this. >> your view was -- i know you had spoken earlier with our producer and you were telling her, his wife was really what held him together. >> i think so, yeah. everybody always said around here if it wasn't for his wife he'd be homeless on the street. he wouldn't pay his bills. not

my son's name is jack. my daughter is grace. my father is richard. my sister is married. ie. got reince. it is what happens when a greek and a german get married. it is a cultural disaster. i am learning to live with it. the eighth and freedom. it is your cause. it is our cost-. cause. we fight for freedom. we stand for faith. they have long defined america. not separately, but together. a and free them inextricably, intertwined. -- f mayaith and -- faith and rate them. inextricably intertwined. my family is greek. in greek, grandfather ispa papoo. as and a hero, i love to my grandpa. an 8 year old, i love my grandpa. he loved politics. i remember going to greece as a nine year-old guy. i remember walking on the balcony and seeing a new democracy flag. there are three parties in greece. there is the new democracy party. there are the socialists. and there is the kke, which are the communists. next to the new democracy flag in downtown athens was an equally large american flag out on the balcony. i remember my papoo coming back to kenosha, wisconsin, where i grew up. americans

and we were told by the old masters like george burns and jack benny, they said, now, son, you know, you know, you're off to a good start, but it's going to take you seven years before you become a competent performer, performing in front of an audience. but now with these new schools, they're teaching them what to expect and how to be prepared. >> and in your experience, are they as prepared and ready and able to nurture their talent in the same way that you could after years of treading those boards? is it as good? >> they were all very professional, they were all prepared. they came in -- i love lady gaga, when i first met her on this record date. and she was -- she went to the whole staff after it was finished, the recording that we did, thanking them for believing in her. she was so sweet to everybody, to every stage hand and everybody, thank you for being so nice to me and all that. and i was very impressed with that. >> the great thing is you've had this extraordinary career where you're absolutely huge through the '50s and '60s, one of the great stars of the world, then you h

. >>> medical expert blast -- michael jack -- defense attorneys for conrad murray claim that jock sontal dose of the death. today leading expert called murray's actions unethical and illegal saying it's highly unlikely jackson could have killed himself. >> people don't just wake up from anesthesia like that. people don't wake up to grab the next dose in a syringe, draw it up and shove it in their iv again. it's a crazy scenario. >> defense team is expected to counter. >>> tonight a researcher has begun her long journey from the frigid south pole's to the hospital. renee arrived in new zealand earlier this week. doctors believe she suffer a stroke 2 months ago and it has taken this long to get her out. she is expected here monday night. when she makes it, they do believe she'll recover with proper treatment. >>> well the holidays are coming and howard county leaders want you to take a month to get ready. they're not talking about shopping, they're talking about health. for the next 30 days children and adults are being asked to take a pledge to skip the soda, don't drink it. drink some

jack osbourne... the prince of darkness' son popped the questiin to girlfriend lisa stelly... ss said yes. jack who's now 25 is pxplorinn the world of film making... he produced a film about his famous father set to be releaaed next month. a wedding date hassnot been &pannounced. new momma pink has been spotteddsppnding quality timeewith hhrrdaughter &pwillow... the pair have been seennnationwidee..from l-a to new york city... it was a family affait innmahattan as pink snuggleddup whleehubby couples marriage was rocky foo some time.. but they say their baby girl has brought themm even closer... this week's pelebrity fashhon faux pas wasn't hard to find... we really don't know whaa actress pxtraordinaire glenn close was mangy little fur shrug with this potato sack on the red carpet... ittwas an internaaional fiim festival.. yet.. it'' barely fall... certtinly not time for the animal skin to comm out... & coming up... a new restaurant... called "obama fried chicken." where it's located... and how customers are reaccing to tte idea.you'rr watching fox 45 morning news.. all local..

want to acknowledge your son jack who is deployed today.u have performed extraordinary service to our country. want to say a few words about some important news. earlier thisorning, anwar al- awlaki, was killed in yemen. [applause] the death --the death is a major blow to al qaeda'most- actis operational of cilia. he was the leader of the external operations for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. he took the lead in planning and directing efforts to murder innocent americans. he directed a failed attempt to blow up an airplane on christmas day in 2009. he directed a failed attempt to block u.s. cargolanes in 2010. he repeatedly called on inviduals to kill innocent men, women, and children to advance the murders agenda. the death of anwar al-awlaki marks another significant milestone to defeat al qaeda and its affiliates. the success is a tribute to our intelligence community and to the efforts of yemen and its security forces who have worked closely with the united states over the course of several years. his organization has been responsib

. >> maybe my son jack can join as well. >> you know what it's called? be me club. >> the happy to be me club! >> anybody can be in it. >> what a great club. >> would you love to be in it? >> i would love to. can i join? >> great! >> you're in the club. >> you just made my weekend! bills win tomorrow, it gets even better! i'm glad we could have a constructive discussion this morning, guys. >> me, too. >> very nice. >> thank you for joining us. now here is nancy. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, the clothing store that wants to wipe out the competition and take over the world! we will tell you about it. this is "the early show" on cbs. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. i thought i was invincible. i'm on an aspirin regimen now because i never want to feel that helplessness again. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. talk to your doc

want to acknowledge your son jack who is deployed today. country. want to say a few words about some important news. earlier this morning, anwar al- awlaki, was killed in yemen. [applause] the death --the death is a major blow to al qaeda'most- actives operational of cilia. he was the leader of the external operations for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. he took the lead in planning and directing efforts to murder innocent americans. he directed a failed attempt to blow up an airplane on christmas day in 2009. he directed a failed attempt to block u.s. cargo planes in 2010. he repeatedly called on individuals to kill innocent men, women, and children to advance the murders agenda. the ath of anwar al-awlaki marks another significant milestone to defeat al qaeda and its affiliates. the success is a tribute to our intelligence community and to the efforts of yemen and its security forces who have worked closely with the united states over the course of several years. his organization has been responsible for the deaths of many yemenis citiz

. >> joe, you mentioned jack, your 3-year-old son, i have a 4-year-old daughter. and we talked about this a little bit last week, but it dawned on me again this morningr know a world not touched by steve jobs. the reality that he created is what our children will live. i told this story on the air last week. my son who was 2 and completely proficient in the ipad. now gets into the taxi. when that tv comes on, he touches the screen. he's frustrated. why am i not controlling the information. that's the only reality he'll know. >> my 8-year-old daughter, it's interesting how it's not about technology. all she wants is an iphone, of course she's not getting one. to her, that means you've arrived. she's not getting one for six years. >> there should be one grown up in your family. >> you know, his ultimate gift, you mentioned ford, edison, bell, generational products. steve jobs, 5-year-olds using it, 85-year-olds using it. >> it transcends the lines. >> i want to go back to your 4-year-old and 2-year-old swiping the screen inside the cab. one of my great frustrations

and his son jack is expecting his first child so ozzy will have another grand baby. was it easy for you to read the supers as he was talking so you could understand what he was saying? >> i actually could understand every word out of his mouth. i don't know what that says about me but i loved him. i think he's a great guy and he puts family first and, well, rock 'n roll first and family quite second. >> jenna bush hagar, thank you so much. >>> now let's swing to the nation's capital and say hi to willard scott. hey, willard. >>> everybody, i mean everybody loves a birthday and when it's yours, i say celebrate for a week. smucker's says hello to all of you and here we have good looking mattie campbell from vinton, virginia. love that name mattie. 106 and has a wonderful, wonderful smile and she loves to tell jokes. i'll bet she's a good joke teller. here's carl. hello, carl. carl wheeler, warrenton, missouri. how about that? 100 years old today. former pilot when he was with u.s. army air corps. anyway, we wish him a very happy birthday. one of his buddies was mr. cha

>>> and tomorrow's publication date for my big new book, "jack kennedy: elusive hero." how did a rich man's son grow to the leader who got us through the cuban missile crisis. a look at the troublemaker in school, the young man who challenged his father on world war ii, who saved his crew members in the south pacific, and went on to inspire a country, even now. there's a lot president obama can learn from jack kennedy. >>> we start with the latest on herman cain. jonathan martin is chief political correspondent for politico, and nia-malika henderson is a political reporter for "the washington post." let's show us now what we've heard latest. nbc has confirmed that one woman received a settlement from the national restaurant association after complaining about inappropriate sexual conduct by herman cain. nbc news is not disclosing the name of the woman, nor characterizing who she is. today herman cain acknowledged that he had been accused of sexual harassment, but said that charges were not true. let's listen. >> in all of my over 40 years of business experience, running businesses and corporati

want to acknowledge your son jack who is deployed today. of you have performed extraordinary service to our country. want to say a few words about some important news. earlier this morning, anwar al- awlaki, was killed in yemen. [applause] the death --the death is a major blow to al qaeda'most- actives operational of cilia. he was the leader of the external operations for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. he took the lead in planning and directing efforts to murder innocent americans. he directed aailed attempt to blow up an airplane on christmas day in 2009. he directed a failed attempt to block u.scargo planes in 2010. he repeatedly called on individuals to kill innocent men, women, and children to advance the murders agenda. the death of anwar al-awlaki marks another significant milestone to defeat al qaeda and its affiliates. the success is a tribute to our intelligence community and to the efforts of yemen and its security forces who have worked closely with the united states over the course of several years. his organization has been

i know i have a son that plays golf but jack told him the same thing and it was fine.er) >> rose: trust instinct to the end though you cannot render any reason. >> instinct is a special gift. it's another special gift. you must trust that instinct. >> rose: and the height? >> thiis my favorite. >> rose: the heights of great men reached were not attain bid sudden flight but while their companions slept were iling upfwhardz the night. >> in other words one of the reasons i became champion, when a lot of my fellow pros were sleeping i came home after dinner and went to the hotel manager and got the key for the jim and exercised. i didn't want to do it. the thing is the height that great men reached, is many people reach a pinnacle in golf but don't keep it. you never hear of them again. reached and kicked. were not attain bid sudden flight. it didn't happen. you had to have dedication, application and dedicate your life to maintain it. >> rose: there's no substitute for personal contact. >> well, that's right. you have advertising companies an magazines and people turn ov

i'm a regular guy, and to prove that to you, i want you to know my son's name is jack, my daughter is grace, my wife is sally, my dad is richard, and my sister is marie. this is what happens when a greek and german get married. it's a cultural disaster, but i'm learning to live with it. well, faith and freedom. it's your cause. it's our cause. we fight for freedom, we stand for faith because they both have long defined america, not separately, but together. faith and freedom inextrickbly intertwine and make america great. now, i told you that half of my family's greek, and i don't know if there's any greeks out there, i see a few hands, but i -- in greek, grandfather is papou. i know you have a yaya and papou. as an 8-year-old little guy, i loved my papou. i loved my grandfather. i looked up to him more than any person in my entire life, and he loved politics, but he didn't live here. i remember going to greece as a 9 or 10-year-old little guy, and i remember walking out on the balcony and seeing out on the balcony a new democracy flag. there's three parties in greece. there's the new