i mean paul, brian singleton, mike jackson, mike jackson, mike jackson, meaning mooik jackson, m-i-c. it goes on and on. to ellie jostad, nancy grace producer, there was so much they were looking for, but there appears to be a limited amount of things that were actually on the return, or what they collected during the search warrant. explain. >> right. well, we know that they served -- that they seized images of hard drives from the office. also, a cd that had the name "omar arnold" on it, a green binder with some invoices, medical information. it's unclear what all the paperwork is. and whether or not it will reveal any information regarding propofol, if it was being shipped, if it was being purchased, if it was being prescribed to michael jackson. >> a lot of things for investigators to go through at this point. i want to welcome a very special guest tonight. he is a nationally renowned defense attorney out of los angeles, california, having represented robert blake, roseanne barr, chris barley, steven sagal. answer also represented elizabeth taylor's physician at one point in an ov

what does it mean to be a jackson? >> to me, to be a jackson, it's the jackson name, you know. my father, my father carried the name. we were the only one who had the a-model ford way back in the -- i think '28 or something now. my father was a professor, school professor. and we were the only family that had a car. everybody else had those horses and mules pulling wagons and stuff. we had an a-model ford, my father did, called him professor jackson. so it means something to be a jackson. >> jean casarez of the legal network "in session" in for nancy grace tonight. more information coming out on the search warrants executed in las vegas. do you realize that actually three search warrants were executed on tuesday? one at the office of dr. conrad murray, one at the home of dr. conrad murray, and one later in the day at a storage unit in las vegas. they didn't find anything in the storage unit, but yet some time had passed, which is interesting. i want to go back out to smokey fontaine. he is the chief content editor at newsone.com, interviewed joe jackson just days ago. quite an

joe jackson is saying he has the same jackson dance and jackson walk as the rest of the jacksons. what do you make of all of that, bethany? >> i'm suspicious when joe jackson starts talking about somebody's walk and talk, i feel like he's promoting a new album and artist. i'm suspicious of what he has to say. in terms of brenda's question, it could be that michael jackson, you know, we found out in the trial, it could be he's not sexually attracted to age bait. did he not want to share parenting with another parent. maybe he was a divisive sort of character. the idea of sharing parenting, making joint decisions, having a loving relationship with someone of the opposite sex who was an age mate did not fit into his orientation and lifestyle and that's why he had the children on his own. >> i want to get back to the search warn the we just obtained. and the focus on dr. conrad murray, the physician who was with michael jackson when he was found basically without a pulse and not breathing. let's bring in the attorneys, richard herman -- you're not a doctor. defense attorney and mr. co

and got permission from four regiments against jackson, completely taking jackson's by surprise.s was a battle that they fought to a standstill, more casualties that he endured. ashby was dead by the. he was killed a week earlier. is calvary played no appreciable roll there. and the confederate calvary that was involved, trying to pursue the two federal prograde that falling back down the page valley, burnt themselves out after a couple of miles. off the top of my head, i can't think of any time with ashby bailed him out. in fact, it was ashby's incorrect conclusion as to the federal strength in winchester that largely led jackson to give battle there. ashby had a skirmish the night before, had intelligence from women in the city, and other sources concluded that there were only a handful of federalists in the area when in fact, they outnumber jackson about three to one. so ashby really, i mean, it in the larger scheme of the things he didn't do jack's indicators. >> we have time for one more question. [inaudible] i'm curious, i imagine it wasn't positive but i'm curious about th

king of pop michael jackson passed away thursday. >> since michael jackson's death.eeks ago. his family, fans and much of the public have been waiting impatiently for hard answers about why he died. >> there was no indication of any external trauma or any indication of foul play on the body of mr. jackson. >> early on the l.a. county coroner's office declared that the autopsy of jackson's body didn't tell them much. since then, that office has been trying to determine what killed jackson and how, not only by collecting items from his house and his doctor's offices but through chemical analysis of what was left behind in jackson's body. >> in the case of michael jackson, where drugs are suspected, then a complete evaluation of the blood and the fluids and any tissues need to be done. >> bruce goldberger is a professor of toxicology at the university of florida. and a veteran of tens of thousands of toxicology examinations. he believes the tox results in jackson's case will be the key to understanding what killed him. although propofol is the drug we have been learning

and it is released just hours after grandmother katherine jackson gets permanent custody of michael jackson's three children. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> prince, i wish for you to learn about perseverance and confidence and the true meaning of success and just love. and to know you can reach any goal that your heart desires. totally up to you. you can do anything you want. and i love you. thank you. >> thank you. >> prince. ♪ blessing ♪ when you lay me down sleeping ♪ ♪ my heart is aching ♪ because i'm sleeping ♪ one for all >> where's your rhythm? come on. ♪ wishing you well >> daddy, thank you for my birthday cake and i love you so much and, and, and -- i love my daddy so much. you're the best daddy in the whole world. >> i love you more. i love you too. why don't you stand back with paris? >> okay. daddy. >> yes? >> i have -- thank you for giving me ice cream. you're best dad in the whole world and i love you. >> aw, sweet. >> good evening. i'm jean casarez of the legal network "in session" in for nancy grace tonight. just hours after grandmother katherine jackson gets custody

what's wrong with the jackson's controlling michael jackson's estate? why do they have to have outsiders to come in and -- >> the ob yut answer is -- (talking over one another) >> i totally am sympathetic. >> in 02 he said that. >> i hear you. got it. now let me move on. as you recall there was at least a 30 minute delay between the time conrad murray says he found michael jackson unconscious and when a security man called 911. i believe 30 minutes. one theory is murray removed i am cripple naeting evidence from the room where he died. there's rumors of a coverup. >> we heard the desperate 911 call for help coming from michael jackson's rented home here. what you don't know is behind the scenes story in terms of what's happened and why the call to 911 took so long to go out. we have an investigative producer and reporter he spent time reporting on this. what happened? >> at 12:11 paramedics were called to the scene. they didn't recognize michael jackson. took several men's to realize who they were working on. >> an award winning journalist chopper bob f

just hours after grandmother katherine jackson gets custody of michael jackson's three children, we obtaino. and for the first time exclusively, you will see the entire video right here. >> daddy, watch -- >> you'll get -- >> why? >> i have a watch! i have a watch! i have a watch! see? see? see? see? see? >> prince. >> you got to do a little bit of this. -- on stage -- >> daddy, can i be on the next show? daddy, can i be on the next show? >> are you going to act? >> yeah. >> you gonna say your line as an actor? >> uh-huh. and i'm going to do this on the movie. >> me, too, i'm gonna do this. >> blow out the candles. good! all right. cheers. paris, tell me what your wishes are for your birthday. what would you like to see happen? what do you want? >> i do what you do. >> what do i do? >> dance and sing. >> that's what you want to do? really? >> me, too. >> prince, i'm talking to paris. >> well, it's not your birthday, prince, it's not your birthday. >> 1, 2, 3, start. ♪ pray for our fathers ♪ pray for our mothers ♪ wishing our families well ♪ we sing songs for wishing ♪ of those who are kiss

jackson. >> murray told investigators he was trying to wean jackson off the propofol. he lowered the dosage and used two other sedatives two days before jackson died. on the night before jackson died he caved in to his demands and gave him propofol again. he also gave an account of what he says happened in the hours before jackson died. according to police documents he says he gave jackson four different drugs. this is a time line. about 1:30 in the morning he gave jackson ten milligrams of val valium. then he had two milligrams of ativan. then versed. about 5:00 a.m., more ativan. at 7:30 a.m., more versed. he monitored him in the entire time he was given the drugs. he made repeated requests and demands for propofol. he gave jackson 25 milligrams of propofol at about 10:40 in the morning. ten minutes after giving jackson propofol, dr. murray said he went to the restroom. when murray came back just two minutes later he says jackson wasn't breathing. however, murray's attorney dismissed that pa

, joe jackson.ten. >> you know that, geraldo. >> tell me. >> don't you know what is happening. they are telling you lies because they are afraid. they are afraid. >> geraldo: what are they afraid of, joe? >> they are afraid of the power of -- >> geraldo: do you think it reaches up to the top? >> it is reaching up there some where. i don't know how high it's going reach but it's reaching up there some where. >> geraldo: and you think that dr. conrad murray, the in-house doctor is the fall guy? >> i believe he is. that is what i believe. >> geraldo: we'll see. >> let me ask you something. >> geraldo: ask me anything, i'm a lawyer. >> why did he have the insurance on the o.d.? why did he have that. >> geraldo: good question, what do you think? >> same thing you think. >> geraldo: foul play. >> there is all kinds of insurances. why do you think he was trying to pay him in a million dollars when should have been paying him in pounds? why do you think he was careful of all the stuff? why do you think they

michael jackson died. and at approximately 11:00 in the morning, he told police that that's when michael stopped breathing. i can tell you dr. murray admitted to police he administered 25 milligrams of propofol along with lidocaine, to michael jackson through an iv drip. now, we know that michael jackson was taking a lot of drugs. this comes to us from a lot of sources. getting. he told detebbuttives he injected low raz pam. at 3:00 a.m., michael still awake. he tried giving him mydazolam the 25 milligrams of the propofol after jackson repeatedly demanded that drug. now, mike something else i want to point out. he said after approximately ten minutes, dr. murray said that he left jackson's side to go to the restroom and relieve himself. this is the first time we're getting new information about him leaving michael's room. he told police he was out of the room for about two minutes maximum, according to these documents and upon his return, he noticed that michael jackson was no longer breathing. one last po

so i hope the jackson family is preparing for what could happen next. >> anne, again, katherine jackson looks great. hope she lives a long, healthy life, able to take care of the kids, but is now the time where you want to put in rebbie jackson could be next or janet or diana ross? that's what michael jackson wanted in the will. >> absolutely. just do it all right now. we've heard about rebbie and janet. we don't hear diana ross saying she wants to step in, but she will if she's needed. why not get it all settled right now, up front, and move on. >> yes. it sure seems -- >> i don't think that's necessarily a good idea, sorry to interrupt, michael. i think because these kids are in such limbo, and there will be a psychologist involved, i think it makes sense to take a little time, see who the kids respond to well and how the kids are adjusting and then decide. an immediate decision might not be the best decision. >> we talked about that yesterday as far as debbie rowe's visitation, that a child psychologist has to get in on both sides. how ready is debbie rowe to interact with these kids

we know katherine jackson has talked about it. ann, maybe you can clarify this for us, that she wants to be a third co-executor, along with john branca and john mclean. does she have a case? >> there's a no-contest clause in the will. if she challenges the will, that's what she's doing by making this potential case, she could be out of anything in the will. so she's got to be really careful about that. the fact is, she wants to know more information. it's something that could be worked out. what i was saying on the kids is, have people down the line potentially, because we've got, you know, a mother that's 79. but she's a guardian of the kids. she is not the executor of the will. she's not there for the business affairs of michael jackson. those two things are very separate. >> so is wanting to be a third executor, is that in a sense contesting? >> it is. it potentially is. she's got to be very, very careful. she does deserve to know certain things, but the fact is, he decided who he wanted to be the executor of his will. and it w

he forgave joe jackson. he's not going to be a major factor with the children and we're going to move forward. >> wouldn't a judge inquire about the father? >> the grandfather? >> larry: yes. >> and he consented to his wife being guardian. >> larry: oh, he did sign? >> he also signed a declaration explaining that he lives most of the time in las vegas and will visit with his grandchildren occasionally. >> i want to say and volunteer he voluntarily did that. he wasn't forced to do it. he wanted to do it. he wanted to be a nonissue. he wants to support his wife. >> larry: good to hear. we'll be right back. do you agree with the court's ruling on custody? go to cnn.com/larryking. wouldn't it be great if it were easy to spot the good guys ? you know, the guys who do a super job. introducing the superguarantee. go to superpages.com to find a business with the superguarantee. we're so confident in these super businesses we stand behind their services. you'll get the job done right or we'll step in and help to make

>> free the jackson three! free the jackson three! free the jackson three! >> what is your name?ake what? >> jake byrd. >> it is fun to be a cop? >> it is. >> can i play with your guns? >> not today. [ laughter ] you don't take medication, do you? >> i wish. >> nothing prescribed, anyway. >> we have a couple people from the media that said you have interrupted press conferences and things like that before. have you done that? >> i haven't interrupted press conferences, but i have been at press conferences. they never want to talk to me because i'm michael jackson's number one fan. >> from nbc news, this is "today." >> today's results, 5 1/2 weeks after the tragic death of michael jackson, eliminates uncertainty and offers some stability to the lives of the children. >> this is a fox 11 news at noon. >> i want to applaud debbie rowe. she's faced difficulty and pressures none of us know. >> this is the channel 4 news at 11:00. >> today's agreement shows she responded with heart, integrity and selflessness. thank you very much. >> joe -- >> no further questions, no further questions

las vegas, michael jackson had spent some time there, rebbie jackson was there. they would physically relocate everything on the neverland ranch and recreate it. >> all right. anita kay is our attorney. how much legal wrangling would there be before michael jackson would be moved and you would have some kind of graceland-lake place for him in las vegas, as russell is suggesting? >> well, obviously, the family wants that done. they would have a right to be able to move him. but then when we look at what could happen in las vegas. and i think this has talked a little bit about neverland, is what type of problem could this create? i mean, graceland first caused a problem because it was in a neighborhood. so logistically, you would have to get building permits, you would have to get permits from the county in las vegas, if it's clark county, to set up this type of event, this type of, basically, an attraction for people to come and see. >> yeah, ongoing attraction. all right, guys. we'll take a quick break. when we come back, we'll take a look at some of the business

he forgave joe jackson. he's not going to be a major factor with the children and we're going to move forward. >> larry: forgetting the jackson and the attention, wouldn't a judge inquire about the father? >> the grandfather? >> larry: yes. >> and he consented to his wife being guardian. >> larry: oh, he did sign? that was presented to the court? >> he also signed a declaration explaining that he lives most of the time in las vegas and will visit with his grandchildren occasionally. >> i want to say and share that he voluntarily did that. he wasn't forced to do it. he wanted to do it. he wanted to be a nonissue. he wants to support his wife. >> larry: good to hear. we'll be right back. do you agree with the court's ruling on custody? go to cnn.com/larryking. click on the blog and tell us what you think. my credit was whack ♪ ♪ 'cause now i'm driving off the lot in a used sub-compact. ♪ ♪ f-r-e-e, that spells free credit report dot com, baby. ♪ ♪ saw their ads on my tv ♪ thought about going but was too lazy ♪

jackson fortune. how much of a fortune is it? >>> and later, dr. sanjay gupta with a major discovery in a war against a disease that kills more than a million people every year. uncovering the origins of malaria and how it could save lives. >>> plus, four decades after their murders horrified the country, what's become of charles manson and his twisted followers. >>> we begin with new signs the recession is slowing. they come with a potential price. new taxes possibly for you. will president obama end up breaking a campaign promise not to raise taxes even a single dime on the middle class? this weekend a pair of the president's top economic advisers refuse to rule out new taxes to close the budget gap, a shortfall that actually helps throw the economy in a recession but could hurt it later. your money, your future, your taxes. ali velshi has it covered. good to have you here. bottom line, is everybody going to start paying more in taxes? >> six, even, eight months ago we couldn't get through a few nig

jackson left to die, according to sources, and lapd tonight stops the release of jackson's final autopsy report. as feds and vegas police raid a vegas pharmacy, where jackson's private doctor obtained the powerful intravenous drug. police executing at least five search warrants on jackson's sleepover doctor, vegas and houston. tonight, after 49 days and nights, jackson's body still kept on ice, no burial in sight. why? and why have there been no charges lodged against these well-healed doctors, pharmacies, suppliers, and the entourage that doped up a dope addict until he died in front of his own children with blood allegedly on their hands. where? where is lady justice? >> dr. murray comes down the stairs to the stairwell that leads into the kitchen, and screaming, hurry, go get prince, call security, get prince. it seemed like he was in a panicked state. paris starts screaming, "daddy, daddy, daddy,". >> cops executed a search warrant at a pharmacy in veg gags. it's a follow-up to the search of the home of dr. conraid murray. >> two in a storage shed, two in las vegas, and this the fift

and michael jackson.seems to be one of the more popular aliases. >> randy, thanks so much. stick around. we want to talk with you later. fake names, famous names, family names allegedly used to get drugs for michael jackson. police say the name kai chase is on that list. the real kai chase joins us from los angeles. she was jackson's personal chef. she was in jackson's home the day he died. kai, the fact your name was on the list of 19 aliases that may have been used to procure drugs, is that a surprise to you? >> you know, yes. it was quite devastating to hear. i was just made aware of that by my pr consultant. it blew me away. i felt confused and i felt used, you know? >> what was your relationship to dr. conrad murray, the man at the center of this investigation and do you have any reason to suspect he might have used your name to procure drugs? >> well, you know, at this point it seems like probably so. probably so. i mean, you know, i just, you know, it's just a very confusing situation and it is a v

>>> breaking news in the michael jackson case this hour. the pop star's mom is in court battling over control of her son's estate. this just in today. a judge has granted katherine jackson permanent custody of the three children, plus this. a bombshell in the courtroom. attorneys for jackson's dermatologist say he wants to be involved in the kids' education and medical care. dr. arnold cline wants a role in their lives but why? does he think he's the biological dad? this woman is suing her college because she can't get a job. so it's her school's fault. now she wants her tuition back, $70,000. hey, lady, blame the economy, not your alma mater. call in on these topics, 1-877-tell-hln. you can e-mail us cnn.com/primenews or text us at hlntv and start your message with the word prime. it's your chance to be heard. >> controversy, opinion, your point of view. this is "prime news." >>> welcome once again. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. back to break news in the michael jackson case. dozens of lawyers pack inside the courtroom in los ang

katherine jackson was granted custody of michael jackson's three children. she is seeking to gain control over his assets. ted, what happened? >> reporter: it's still going on, chuck. and the judge actually just a few minutes ago took a 30-minute recess to allow the lawyers to try to work out some of their issues on the estate before he makes any sort of a ruling. basically, to go back to what has been accomplished already today, the judge gave katherine jackson his expected permanent custody of the three children. there is another hearing, sort of a status hearing, set for october but at this point she'll have permanent custody. a little bit of a wrinkle earlier, dr. klein's lawyers stepped up and said that the doctor wanted to have a role in the children's lives. the judge said on what basis? they went to a side bar, explained themselves and said, no, you don't have any role. that was his ruling. katherine jackson has custody of the three kids. he also ruled on the estate out of and to the children the stipend given to katherine jackson was 100% of which s

it's not about michael jackson. the man is dead, the man everybody wants to know about the circumstances of his death and it's about telling the truth, telling the about using propofol may put him in the hot seat for man slotter. >> jim, that's a point we have to make again. your first public comments and not one word about michael jackson, no remorse, he was -- nothing. nothing. >> i think you have to be careful if you're his lawyer. you don't want him to necessarily express remorse or admit any guilt. you know, i've been thinking about this since last hour and watching this tape a couple times. i do think there is one possible positive out of this. that puts a public positive spin and a face to this person who's been vilified over the last two months. and you see a man there who looks like a decent guy, maybe a good doctor, maybe a nice man. he didn't say he did nothing wrong. he said he's told the truth. and i think ann's write. it's a mistake in so many levels i think for this man to come out and say anything. i

larry interviews jermaine jackson. time now for anderson cooper and "ac 360." >>> we begin with breaking news out of florida. the shocking new motive revealed in a double murder that stunned the country. melanie and byrd billings the parents of 13 adopted kids were killed by intruders dressed like ninjas. our source says the state's attorney's office believes there was more than one motive. the billings were the target of a contract hit the crime was part of a murder for hire plot. sheriff david morgan is respond og to that report. david mattingly joins us with the breaking news. >> reporter: for the first time sheriff david morgan is confirming a murder for hire scheme is a possibility they are looking at. they have been looking at this possibility from the beginning following up on what he called uncorroborated information. all these weeks later they are still working on it and not ready to rule out the billings murder was a hired hit. >> let me state emphatically that at the onset of the billings investigation the e

if you said michael jackson i'd lead with michael jackson.nd i wouldn't get in trouble for it because he told me to. if the vice president of the united states says we're going to the dark side and will use whatever is necessary to get the information, use all of those methods that are not pleasant, if he told us to do it and i did it how could i get prosecuted? >> i think your point is why you saw leon panetta the current head of the cia, many sort of cia defenders say this is not the right course to go down. this is going to have a chilling effect. this is going to affect the way in which we can legally obtain information. the problem is, there is a real desire among a significant bloc of this country. i think what partisan side you come from depends on how big you think that is but they want this to be looked at. they believe there were blatant rules and laws violated. >> if the vice president found somebody had taken somebody who was a top prospect in al qaeda and put a hood on their head and put a drill next to their head and turned it o

>>> jackson estate showdown. michael jackson's mother heads to court tomorrow to deal with custody and estate issues. will she be put in charge of everything? >>> a very good sunday morning, everyone. i'm alex witt live in new york. we have that plus details over a $20,000 custody battle over a 6-year-old dog. >>> but first, the developing news this morning. the u.s. military's just found the remains of a u.s. navy pilot who was shot down during the first few days of the first iraq war more than 18 years ago. lieutenant commander scott speicher was originally declared dead but his status later changed to missing because his remains were never found. nbc's jim miklaszewski joins us from washington with all those details. things have changed now, mick. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alex. the u.s. military, the pentagon, even then-secretary of defense dick cheney were so convinced back there on the first day of the gulf war in 1991 that scott speicher was killed when his f/a-18 hornet was shot down in wes

duty and care for jackson. the jackson family publicist says the family looks forward to the day justice can be observed. >>> correspondent richard lieuy is sorting through that. he'll have more for you. >>> take a look around the breakfast table. the odds are somebody will get swine flu. it says about one-third or half the u.s. population could get the h1n1 virus this year. it could kill as many as twice the number of the regular flu. obviously parents are confused. >> now i'm concerned. >> we always have to be concerned with the kids. all the time they are together, they're suppose exposed to different viruses. >> in new mexico more than 100 students called in sick yesterday. they're looking into whether h1n1 is responsible. >>> all dressed up, no place to go. the crew of the space shuttle "discovery" will have to wait. along with some science experiments and the colbert treadmill named after comedian stephen colbert. >>> they're holding a student who was wearing a vest loaded with ten pipe bombs carrying a s

finally at 10:40 in the morning, murray gave jackson propofol and he says jackson went to sleep. at 10:50, murray says he went to the bathroom. when he returned, jackson wasn't breathing. >> it is very, very far below what the standard of care of any trained anesthesiologist would do. >> reporter: for the last month, murray has been the focus of the police investigation with multiple searches of his clinics across the country. last week, he released a video thanking his supporters for standing by him, the first time he's spoken publicly since jackson's death. >> your messages have given me strength and courage and keep me going. >> reporter: dr. murray didn't surface today, a spokesperson for his houston-based lawyer would only say they are looking over the affidavit before making comments. meanwhile, the jackson family, long pushing for criminal charges, said they are looking forward to justice being served. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >> couric: trent copeland is a cbs news legal analyst. as you just heard, according to an a.p. source, michael jackson's death has been

he attempts to revive jackson, performing cpr. administering drugs to reverse the effects of propofol. calling for help. but it could turn out to be too late. michael jackson was dead. the rock star reportedly referred to the drug as milk. little did jackson know that this would someday take his life. mike von fremd, abc news, los angeles. >>> legal experts say an arrest of dr. murray is imminent. in a statement, the jackson family says it has full confidence in the legal process. and that the family looks forward to the day that justice can be served. so, what kind of legal trouble could dr. murray face? we'll look at the precedence, plus what elvis' doctor faced, later on "good morning america." >>> a panel has issued a worst-case scenario for the spine flu. the virus could infect half of the country this fall and winter. 1.8 million people could be hospitalized. they say the majority of the cases could be mild. but the virus could till up to 90,000 people. as many as 40,000 deaths occur during a typical flu season, mostly the e

jackson was on tour, for days at a time. >>> up next, more of jackson's drug use. with a pain specialist and anesthesiologist who was asked to consult on the case. >>> also, on that scary swine flu report. do the numbers check out? possibly 90,000 deaths in america. who should be vaccinated? will the bug roar back before vaccines can stop it? >>> and kate gosselin opened up on "larry king live." her thoughts now about her husband jon. we'll be right back. >>> more now on what went into michael jackson's body on the day he died. dr. murray says he gave jackson valium, then two other power fu valium cousins, on the morning in question. then he administered the anesthetic propofol. somehow jackson ended up with what the coroner calls a lethal amount in his body. there were other drugs found nearby. it raises a lot of questions. let's dig deemer now with anesthesiologist and pain medicine specialist dr. jason hymes who declined an offer to consult on michael jackson's pain problems. how did that come to pass? >> a number of years back, i was called to see if i would be

murray as jackson was dying. murray told police at the time that he saw jackson wasn't breathing at approximately 11:00 in the morning, but then the police pulled murray's cellular telephone records showing him on the phone with three different callers for about 47 minutes starting at 11:18 until about 12:05 that day. so there may be some evidence there that murray wasn't paying close attention to jackson's condition. propofol is an extremely dangerous anesthetic drug that needs to be administered usually under hospital room conditions, under operating room conditions, and he was doing this at jackson's home. so if this turns into a manslaughter charge, the charge will probably be that he gave a legal drug but did so in a rather unethical manner and careless manner that obviously led to jackson's death. that will probably be the charge if it turns into a manslaughter case, chris. >> george, looking at the document itself that was released in harris county today in houston because that's where mr. murray lives and

jackson's personal physician dr.ay, the likely candidate is yet to be charged with anything. tonight, nearly two months the day of his death, we now know

michael jackson died on the 25th. if it wasn't for that nurse, i forget her name, if it wasn't for her, would we be in las vegas, houston, looking for this? >> you're talking about cheryl i lynn lee. she's the one that came forward saying michael jackson basically begged her for what she was calling diprivan, which is propofol, the very powerful anesthetic. jim moret, i want to bring you in on that. that's an interesting point. where would we be right now without cherilyn lee to tip us off to what michael jackson might have been begging for here? >> there's no question that she re-directed all of the attention to this specific drug diprivan. because no one had ever heard of its use outside of a clinic, and certainly nobody had heard of its use with regard to michael jackson. i can't say when dr. murray allegedly told the cops, or admitted to them that he administered propofol. i suspect it may have been after cherilyn lee came forward, because they may have redirected the line of questioning. but clearly, she is the u