daughter, paris jackson.ut then -- >> more breaking news this hour. >> more drama in the jackson family. >> paris jackson, the 15-year-old daughter of pop icon michael jackson was rushed to a hospital in los angeles. >> paris jackson was supposed to come into court and testify in person. however, just over a month into the trial and before she was be called, she tried to kill herself. >> there's no question about that, that his daughter, paris jackson was absolutely devastated by his death, so much so that she tried to kill herself. >> while paris underwent treatment throughout the summer, jurors continued to find out more about michael's last few months. >> this jury has had a front-row seat, literally, to a very intimate show, revealing the pain and the life and the joys of being michael jackson or in his family. >> the best defense, sometimes lawyers think, is blame the victim. but it has to be part of the defense here. and it has to be michael jackson was addicted to drugs way before we got involved with

jackson or aeg live? >> reporter: attorneys for katherine jackson, mike cam a-- mike cam's mother and three children. they argue that they agreed to pay murray's salary and murray secretly in debt was under pressure to perform to get jackson ready for the tour. >> we got to get him. if heave do doesn't perform i d get paid. a con flflict of interest. >> reporter: the jackson family lawyer said this e-mail proved otherwise in it an aeg producer expressed frustration with murray allowing jacks on to miss rehearsals. >> remind dr. murray, aeg, not mj -- >> reporter: top aeg executives back pedalled furiously. >> i don't remember. >> i don't remember. >> i don't remember. >> all they would say, truthfully is i don't remember the e-mail. he said he was getting hundreds of e-mails a day. >> reporter: aeg any lawyer argued murray was jackson any private doctor. only murray and his famous patient had any idea about the nature of his treatment behind closed doors. >> aeg live never would have agreed to finance thi

jackson or aeg live?ng -- >> reporter: attorneys for katherine jackson, his mother, and his children, argued aeg live agreed to pay murray's salary, and that murray, who was seat creditly in debt, was under pressure to perform to get jackson ready for the tour. >> we got to get him. if he doesn't perform i don't get paid. there's an inherent conflict of interest. >> reporter: if there was any doubt whatsoever, the jackson family lawyer said this e-mail proved otherwise. in it an aeg producer expressed frustration with murray, allowing jackson to miss rehearsals. >> we need to remind dr. murray it's aeg, not m.j., that's paying him. >> reporter: questioned about that e-mail under oath, aeg executives backpedalled furiously. >> i don't remember. >> i don't remember. >> i don't remember. >> all they would say, truthfully, is i don't remember the e-mail. he said he was getting hundreds of e-mails a day. >> reporter: aeg's lawyer argued murray was jackson's private doctor. only murray and his famous patient ha

doctor, jackson's death.evening the jury rejected the jackson family's claim that aeg live was somehow responsible for the king of pop's death. >> we of course are not happy with the result as it stands now. >> reporter: the jury foreman said it wasn't an easy decision. it was a battle over what happened in thek rehearsals, the last of michael jackson's career. he was trying to dance his way out of debt, under serious pressure and strug out on instructions administered by his doctor, conrad murray. >> we the jury find the defendant, conrad robert murray, guilty. behind bars. the question before this court, who was he working for? jackson's mother and three children sought $1.5 billion in damages from concert promoter aeg live, claiming aeg was paying murray's salary and pushing him to get jackson fit for the tour. >> they hired him. they were controlling dr. murray. >> reporter: aeg argued that murray was strictly jackson's personal doctor, that they had no control over his treatment. >> aeg live never would

jackson's lawyer. that's the crucial question in this case. it's a battle over what happened behind the scenes during these rehearsals, the last of> we the jury find the defendant, conrad robert murray guilty. >> reporter: the doctor is now behind bars. the question before this court, who was he working for? jackson's mother and three children sought $1.5 billion in damages from concert promoter aeg live, claiming aeg was paying murray's salary and pushing him to get jackson fit for the tour. >> they hired him. they were controlling dr. murray. >> reporter: aeg argued that murray was strictly jackson's personal doctor, that they had no control over his treatment. >> aeg live never would have agreed to finance this tour if it knew mr. jackson was playing russian roulette every night in his bedroom. >> reporter: we know that the jury has made th

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breslow is a left-hander looking right at jackson. jackson the fastest guy on the tigers.r handles the bat well. you bring in a right-hander. hits run an option. interesting move. by john farrell. >> joe: torii hunter. tying run at first. one out after the walk to jackson. ball one upstairs. hunter does not have an rbi this postseason. 1 for 3 in this game. 2 for 13. 1 for 4 against tazawa. good movement on that 93-mile-an-hour fastball, strike one. late swing by hunter, strike two. uehara still getting loose for the red sox out in their bull pen. five saves this season of four or more outs. with cabrera on deck. it's torii hunter. and it's 2-2. >> tim: that was close. that's a tight pitch you want to make with the count 1-2. actually, that ball was farther outside than i thought. >> joe: hunter hit 17 home runs during the regular season. into right field. a base hit. you victorino cuts it off but the tying run gets over to third with one out. >> tim: torii hunter catches up with the fastball. rifles it down the right-field line. good play from victorino to hold hunter to

and the michael jackson wrongful lawsuit.t a few minutes ago the jury found aeg live not negligent in the death of michael jackson. katherine jackson, michael's mother, is the one who filed the lawsuit. that jury saying aeg live is not negligent in the death of michael jackson. >>> d.c.'s alcoholic beverage control board will not keep one of the city's most popular neighborhoods from expanding the night life. they voted against a requested moratorium for liquor licenses. the board says there's no evidence that additional licenses would adversely impact the area. it cited a revival in the neighborhood that includes increasing property values and lower violent crime. >>> sugar lining on all the turmoil on capitol hill tonight. gasoline prices in the area are on the decline. if you're looking for a deal, you have to go outside the beltway. right now gas is as low as $3.11 in virginia. in maryland you can find gas prices in the $3.20 range. the prices are expected to go back up during the holiday season. >> a nice day to be drivi

for jackson's 2009 death. the jurors ruled yesterday that while the company hired dr. conrad murray, it is not liable for jackson's demise. >> the decision was reached after very careful consideration of five months of testimony. >> michael jackson was pretty used to getting his own way. he was a big star. >> murray was ruled to be fit and competent to serve as a general practitioner for jackson, as he prepared for concerts. now, he's finishing up his sentence for giving jackson an overdose of the drug propofol. >>> and southwest airlines has fired the captain of a plane that landed nose-first at la guardia airport in july. he took control of the plane from the first officer suddenly when the plane was 400 feet above the runway. the nose gear snapped, 16 people were hurt. the first officer will keep his job but get additional training. >>> fans morning the death of best-selling author tom clancy. his 25 novels included best-sellers and blockbusters. he downplayed his talent. he died tuesday after a brief illne

jackson's family was seeking $1.5 billion claiming the company was linked to jackson's 2009 death.h bus collided with an suv and a big rig on a tennessee highway. it apparently blew a tire. 8 people died, 14 injured. on i-40 near knoxville. the church group was returning home to north carolina from a gospel jubilee. >> reassuring news for a woman expecting twins. the latest research shows that babies did equally well whether they were born via c-section or the natural way. >> and the restaurant in sturgis, south dakota, they are serving up the shutdown burger. half a pound of beef, cheese, onions glutinous burger. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." with john muller and diana perez. >> have that chose burger now. >> absolutely. they just need to deep fry it. smother it in chocolate. >> the only way to make it better. >> we'll begin this -- >> i could go on. >> extra extra cheese. >> talk about a verdict brought by michael jackson's family against concert promoters aeg life. >> it lasted 87 days in court during which time jurors heard from 50 witnesses. >> has the jury reac

>> jackson. >> jackson. oh, you're that jackson. no wonder chloe has a crush on you. >> funny story about pens. they explode. boom! . >> all right, drama queen. calm down and tell me what happened. >> dad embarrassed me. he told the whole class that i like jackson. >> jackson jackson? >> what's wrong with that man? >> i'm going to start by changing my name. >> don't you think you're going a little too far. >> can you get me into the witness protection program? >> hello, my two wonderful ladies. chloe, listen, i said i was sorry. maybe jackson knowing you like him is a good thing. >> jackson? chloe likes jackson. >> how did you know? >> 400 tweets. >> have you ever been in the eighth grade? and how did you even know i liked him in the first place. >> your mother told me. >> mom, thanks for ruining my life. >> thanks for throwing me under the bus. i'm going to check on chloe, and move those big feet. >> don't worry, i can fix this. >> dad, look, it's at 600 now. >> i'm darrell. mr. rollback. and the walmart october savings event is he

jackson. >> aeg live denied hiring dr. murray but the jury ril ruled the company did hire murray but he was not incompetent for the job. dr. murray was previously convicted of involuntary manslaughter forgiving jackson propofol back in 2009. >> well, big break in the case of a criminal mastermind. the feds accuse him of running a black market that sold illegal drug autos abc 7 news reporter vic lee is on the story with details on where arrests went down. vic? >> arrest made when the suspect, ross albright was in the library. the affidavit did say it had a lap top with him. he may have been busy running what authorities say was a massive money laundering operation. it's part of a so called deep west. a site where fictitious names and hard to track e mail are used to buy and sell elicit drugs. the fbi says albright was a mastermind between the online drug black market. he was once quoted referring to his site as anonymous amazon.com this, is a story court interview on you tube. he was featured last year. court documents say

a spokesman for jackson's estate, of course, denying the claim. there was no immediate comment from sony. so the parter in ship between jackson and jones, i spoke about the early years of their relationship. michael jackson wanted to sing with two very notable female icons. you know, barbara's stuff. huff. she said i'm old enough to be his mother. >> incredible albums that you were a part of. wlafts what was that relationship like with michael. >> well, you can't be an effective producer unless it's love. you have to love them enough to give them a thorough examination of the ranges, you know, how far you can push them on the microphone, when it's time to take a break. you tell people ray charles and sinatra are, are, these guys, to jump without a net, you wetter know want you're talking about. they are tough. michael was too young to be tough, you foe. we worked on "the wiz" first. i said michael, i koedon't want talk about that. you don't have a song on the picture yet. and then i started to watch how intuitive he was. he knew everybody's dialog

. >>> disappoint for michael jackson's family and fans deliver bade jury. >> michael jackson was usedis way. he was a big star. >> the verdict worth a billion dollars to the jacksons and what happens now. >>> political showdown, the federal frustration after talks about the government shut showdown went nowhere. what's next as the gridlock goes to the third day. >> celebrity bombshell, mia fair rooe row's son a musical prodigy. the question who's his daddy. >> i asked mia point blank is ronan frank sinatra's son. >> the superstar love child and his relationship with woody allen. it is wednesday, october 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> all right. good morning. we're going to get started. let's get started with the verdict in the michael jackson case that his mother brought against the promoter of his comeback concert gls the jury foreman said the verdict centered on conrad murray was reached after careful consideration for the details. we are joined by brandy. >> reporter: this was a long-fought battle in court with hundr

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>>their answer - no. >> reporter:katherine jackson sought to hold aeg live responsible for her son'seath, arguing that it hired dr. conrad murray to be the singer's physician without considering whether he was fit for the job. opening statements in the case - here's the verdict being read. and the jury's reaction. >> we had to focus on. >> reporter:aeg live denied any wrongdoing and said it was jackson who hired murray. murray was convicted in 2011 of involuntary manslaughter after giving jackson the overdose as he prepared for a series of comeback shows. >> reporter:the jackson family was seeking billions of dollars in damages. pam? still ahead on kron 4 news. >> pam: strip-searched and left naked. who one woman is suing. and what she says happened following a dui arrest. >> pam: woman says how life without her father will never be the same. gabe slate tech report (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >>waste of time/reprehensible/stupidity on steroids/where the hell is the commander in chief? >> pam: congress doing what it seems to do best. po

what does that mean for the jackson family?ve the singer's former attorney to give us his take. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutionizing power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ >>> welcome back to "new day." concert promoter aeg live found not liable for michael jackson's death. a jury cleared aeg of wrongdoing and awarded the jackson family, therefore, nothing. the five-month long trial could have been worth a billion dollars. we'll speak to the singer's former attorney in just a moment. first, miguel marquez has more for us from los angeles. good morning, miguel. >> reporter: good morning there, chris. this was a shocker of a verdict given how complex and how long this trial went on. the jury form itself was complicated, 16 questions. the jurors had to answer. five of them had to be in jackson's favor before they c

driven in by austin jackson. we will set up tomorrow night's pitching match-up here in this bottom of the eighth inning. game five. might be. could be. it is. double play, 4-6-3. with pedroia feeding stephen drew. here it is, game five of this alcs from here in detroit tomorrow night. jon lester takes on an ibal sanchez in a rematch of game one. it was a 1-0 detroit win at fenway. coverage of the game begins tomorrow night, right here on fox, at 7:30 eastern im. lester was good, sanchez was, at times, seemingly unhittable. he was, as far as base hits, he gave up none through six innings. he struck out 12, walked six. there's the night for lester, who was right there with him. one run on six hits in 6 1/3. good one tomorrow night. one ball, one strike on jackson. >> tim: did the red sox learn, and i'm sure they did, about sanchez. not that they didn't know that he throws a lot of balls out of the strike zone and -- if you lay off that pitch, your chances of hitting him go up dramatically. changeup out of the strik

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does the jackson family say now about not getting that $2 billion?well, we are still waiting to hear directly from them to step up to the podium outside of that courthouse. can i tell that you yesterday tmz actually caught up with germane jackson before this verdict obviously and at the time germane jackson said it's really not about the money. >> nobody -- still get michael back. it's not about money. it's not about any of that it's not about my brother. and we lost somebody very dear. money means nothing. money comes and goes. we lost an incredible human being. that's what's most important. nobody won. >> after the verdict, jackson's mom evidently said that she was okay as for his kids, they will still get money from his estate. harris. >> harris: nobody wins as he said. will carr, thank you very much. a man in arizona frantically called 911 to report a car accident that left his girlfriend on fire. but what he heard from the 911 dispatcher was definitely, definitely not what he he was expecting. >> 911, where is your emergency. >> yeah my car just

for jackson's 2009 death. the jurors ruled yesterday that while the company hired dr. conrad murray, it is not liable for jackson's demise. >> the decision was reached after very careful consideration of five months of testimony. >> michael jackson was pretty used to getting his own way. he was a big star. >> murray was ruled to be fit and competent to serve as a general practitioner to jackson, as he prepared for a series of comeback concerts. now, he's finishing up his two-year involuntary manslaughter sentence for giving jackson an overdose of the drug propofol. >>> fans mourning the death of megabest-selling author tom clancy. his 25 novels including best-sellers and hollywood blockbusters. he often downplayed his talent, saying it was a case of dumb luck. he died tuesday after a brief illness. he was 66 years old. >>> time, now, for weather across the country. a taste of summer in the northeast. but more like winter in the northern rockies, with heavy snow even in the lower elevations tonight. showers and

saturday reverend jackson accepted an invitation to intervene, something that jackson said he was morehan willing to do. getting him out of the country is not that easy. man well santos wrote on his twitter that only the red cross would be authorized to hand over the north american kidnapped and that he would not allow the media to spectacle. the problem is the red cross has been trying to stay out of the conflict. where do we go from here? jesse jackson is the founder and president of the rainbow push coalition, joining me now to talk about his efforts. hello, reverend jackson. thank you for joining me. go ahead and explain to us who kevin is and how you got involved in this case. >> kevin is an american veteran who was lost somewhere in the jungles of colombia and was thought to be a terrorist or a spy. he was in fact a tourist, which they now recognize, and they are willing to turn him over unilaterally and unconditionally. a few weeks ago i felt that we should support the peace process in cuba and that some would find this to be a step in the right direction and a good gesture, com

jackson has autism.is mom is hoping what she's doing with him here called sunrise play-base therapy will help her son learn to interact with others. >> we're creating a nonjudgmental place where jackson feels safe. if you feel safe, you want to open up. >> reporter: her goal is to have jackson have one-on-one playtime in this room eight hours a day, seven days a week. and she needs help to make that happen. so, she's put up this flier in starbucks coffee shops and community colleges in the south bay to recruit volunteers willing to come to her san jose home and spend four hours a week playing with jackson. >> wait for me. >> reporter: family friend jane is already on board. she's happy to crawl through a tunnel and do whatever it takes to keep her young friend engaged. the idea is for her to enter jackson's world instead of trying to force him to enter hers. >> i would just love to be part of the team that is going to open his world. >> reporter: at the civic autism center for education executive assista

. >>> new at 5:00, more details on the michael jackson verdict.kson's family could have been awarded up to a billion dollars by the jury. instead, they'll receive nothing. nbc bay area stephanie stanton joins us in los angeles where the verdict was announced late this afternoon. what's the reaction thus far down there? >> well, reaction here is mixed. this trial lasted fiveç months. these jurors deliberated for roughly 14 hours. in the end this jury of six men and six women found that aeg live is not liable for michael jackson's death. as you can imagine, there has been reaction from both sides here outside the courtroom. the verdict was read in a series of questions. not your typical fashion. the jury unanimously agreed that aeg live did hire dr. conrad murray, the doctor convicted for involuntary manslaughter for the death of michael jackson. a no to the second question, this was 10-2, whether murray was unfit or incompetent to perform the work he was hired seasonally let the concert promoter off the hook and ended the case right then and there

the jackson family loses big as the jury clears michael jackson's promoter in his death. morning the doctor at the center of the case, conrad murray speaks out live in an exclusive interview from behind bars. frustration mounting, a white house meeting with congressional leaders ends with no deal to end the shutdown. >> this is entirely unnecessary. >> the president reiterated one more time tonight that he will not negotiate. >> as americans lash out at members of congress. >> the government won't do its job. >>> and power player, she is one of the most influential women in the world, u.n. ambassador samantha power on her new job, her biggest regret and balancing diplomacy and diapers. our exclusive interview today, thursday, october 3rd, 2013. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a thursday morning, i'm savannah guthrie. >> i'm matt lauer. it sounds like it might have been more fun at our houses last night than at the white house. >> well, n

they love michael jackson. maybe if this case had gone several years early.ip the passion of that jury he was after a big payday in he became greedy. it would have had a chilling affect on other promoters but they did everything possible for michael jackson perry they gave him a doctor of his choice and the house what else could they have wanted. >> reporter: i loved michael jackson. . but he had years of this addiction to para ball. >> i think if he's looking down from heaven he would not like this lawsuit. the >> pam: thank you by then. thank you, ivan. >> pam: in northern california district attorney now retiring after being named as an arson suspect when his lover's house burns down! >> pam: server county district attorney carl adams admits to having a relationship with former call girl sarah dark bay. he was 90 suspect after detectives found tax to their abasing he was jealous of the other man she was seen. >> pam: he will step down on november 15th. >> catherine: school bus crash no one was injured wii no one was seriously injured and torturing there we

reverend jackson was invited by the colombian rebel group the fark to mediate the release of the hostage but colombia's president has refused the meeting we'll talk about that and more with the reverend themself later in the show. it's tuesday october first five pm in washington d.c. i'm not going lopez and you are watching r t well happy government shutdown day everyone because of congress' inability and unwillingness to find a compromise on a spending bill the government has now shut down for the first time in seventeen years across the country over four hundred parts of museums have been closed over eight hundred thousand people have received furlough notices nasa has essentially shuttered the list goes on seventeen hours into the shutdown and congress is still no closer to a resolution in fact we might be moving in the exact opposite direction the senate voted today to reject the house's request to hold formal talks on a stopgap spending bill in a conference committee that stopgap measure would have been a six week spending bill to fund the government but also would have kept the con

conrad was convicted of giving jackson a fatal dose of medication to help him sleep. >> was dr. murray unfit to fsm work for which he was schneider no. that brought the case of aeg live tumbling down. after months of picking through some of the details of michael jackson's private life the jury decided aeg live was not responsible for jackson's death. >> the jurors explained why they didn't think he was incompetent. >> he had a license. he graduated from an acredited college and we felt he was competent to do the job of being a general practitioner. that doesn't mean we felt he was ethical. >> the lawyer for aeg live welcomed the verdict. >> these are real people being accused of killing michael jackson. for many who think this is a faceless corporate entity? >> four years on the jackson family must decide if they want to keep fighting this in court and/or launch an appeal. >> now organizers of the 2022 world cup says they can stage the world cup at any time of the year. fifa can decide whether to shift the tournament to the winter this week. -- this year. the top man of europe'

the family blamed murray's decisions for jackson's 2009 death. murray was lateconvicted of involuntary manslaughter, and is serving a four year prison sentence. authorities in canada released their final report on the death of glee star cory monteith. the coroners report finds the 31-year-old died from a mix of intravenous heroin use combined with alcohol. monteith was found dead in a vancouver hotel room in british columbia, canada on july 13th. he had a history of substance abuse. today's report ruled his death an accident. ad lib toss to vytas if you have a jeep or a ram truck, you may be getting a message to bring it in to the shop. what's the problem? it's news you need to know...when the late edition returns? and a judge's duties can range from sentencing hardened criminals...to performing lovely weddg ceremonies. usually the two don't happen at the same time. a story that defies common sense...next. chrysler is recalling more than 140 recalling more than 140 have hail damage to both their cars. ted ted is trying to get a hold of his insura

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jackson lee: i ask unanimous consent. let me thank the managers of this bill, the gentleman from washington, and the gentleman from, as, my colleague we would say on the floor, the great state of texas. this is a very important measure that i've had an opportunity to engage in. couple years back, i would say more years than i'd like to remember, former congressman mike andrews, and myself were co-chairs of the foster grandparents program in houston. and it drew me to the importance of both foster care and adoption. i've also spent some time with senator mary landrieu, which many know, is a very strong advocate of the idea of adoption and legal guardianship

un jurado determinÓ que la empresa promotora de michael jackson no tiene responsabilidad en la muerte. y en batalla campal terminÓ en mÉxico una protesta. y una tragedia en un autobÚs. comenzamos. >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edicion nocturna. >>> muy buenas noches, bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn nocturna, en una trasmisiÓn especial desde los Ángeles, desde huntington park. hoy el juicio en contra de la empresa que promovÍa los conciertos de michael jackson, y en termino de su responsabilidad por contratar a conray munray fue declarada no culpable, jaime garcÍa tiene los detalles de la jornada. >>> la promotora a g no es responsable. >>> ese fue el veredicto en el juicio entablado por la madre del cantante. >>> las dos preguntas claves eran, nÚmero 1 si a g contrato al doctor, el jura jurado respÓ que sÍ. pero la segunda pregunta era que no era incompetente para realizar el trabajo. >>> el encargado dijo que la decisiÓn puede causar controversia, pero solo respondieron el cuestionario, y si la pregunta hubiera sido diferente posiblemente el resultado tambiÉn lo hubiera sido. >>> deb

michael jackson's personal physician is getting out of jail.on as possible and why it's outraged the jackson family. >>> carnival controversy. serious new allegations about an accident on a thrill ride at the north carolina state fair. did the operator cause that accident intentionally? >>> world series shocker. the controversial call that's angered boston red sox fans. the uproar as the series goes into game five. >>> and facing justice, chris brown's big day in court today after his weekend arrest. the latest assault allegation and what eyewitnesss are saying. we will have that and more in "the skinny." it is monday, october 28th. >> oh, chris brown, chris brown. yes. >> again. >> come on, man. >> in between rihanna and now there was the incident of throwing something out of the window with the "good morning america" interview. >> with robin roberts. >> remember that? he's had a rough ride. >> he has to get it together. >> some anger management issues i'm sensing with chris. >> didn't he go to anger management classes? >> i thought so, yeah,

now the mayor of jackson, mississippi. we caught up with the mayor just days after his inauguration. he adjusted to life as the mayor of the largest city in mississippi. >> i have a lot of faith in him. >> what's going on t man. >> reporter: the mayor radical history hasn't scare aid way his supporters. on this die near, the they line up to shake his hand. >> what you think of the new mayor? >> >> mississippi is still racial ladladylydivided. amnesty has not elected a black politician to state-wide office since reconstruction. his political journey began at a young age. as a child he was deeply effected by the death of emit -- a 14 this-year-old murdered by a rapist. >>> at 8-year-old my mom opened the jet magazine and showed me the body. and she explained to us. she said not only is it a problem with the people that did this but america has a problem. america's problem is racism. >> reporter: in 196, th the assassination of martin luther king pushed him to take action. >>> where were you? >> when mlk was assassinated, i w

and michael jackson.w mike so well i go to his house and it's all about gold records and accolades. you walk into my home you won't find a gold record on my wall, pictures of the kids, grandkids. that's what home is about. if you keep your perspective there, you feet are on the ground. i thought it was perceptive, you might think unusual prospective of him. what do you think of who he said there? >> that's how we were raised. we were raised by the same parents. i don't keep awards or things like that in my house. really, my reward in life is to have healthy, happy children and, you know, to get through life the best you can. you know, i have an interesting perspective that maybe somebody wouldn't that entered into show biz later on in life. i was a child. that's all i've ever seen or known. i worked with some of the greatest people in the world, and i watched some -- especially the woman i watched. ethal, all these women and i watched how they treated people. i watched their work ethic. i watched what i w

. >>> we have late word to us at the michael jackson wrongful death trial. after five months of testimony, the jury has just found that aeg live, the concert promoter of jackson's concert tour should not be held liable in the singer's death. jackson's mother and his three children had filed the suit alleging that aeg had negligently hired dr. maurray. he was convicted of giving jackson that powerful dose of propofol that caused his dechlt. >>> and the video that's causing so much talk. >>> and later, the unbelievable sign that folks in one city woke up to this morning. the submarine sticking up through the pavement. >>> it is a scary and grisly piece of video, and if you've ever been driefgs a car and found yourself in a swarm of motorcycles, but what happened this week took an ugly and violent turn. it's repeated all across this country. >> reporter: as motorcycles chased a family with a small child, 911 calls flooded in to report the terrifying scene. but before police could reach the black souf, the riders smashed the business executives windows, pulled h

pena, and then jackson and then iglesi iglesias. red sox leading game five, 4-3. that's a strike.hing for it, strike two. if you're just joining us, bottom of the ninth inning of game five. series tied two games apiece. the red sox got what they wanted out of the big left hander jon lester. he went 5 1/3. two runs on seven hits. red sox led this game 4-0. now it's 4-3. in the bottom of the ninth. and a pop-up in to shallow left center. tough play and it's gomes who comes in to grab it. in between ellsbury and crew. one out. almost found no man's land out in left center field. here's austin jackson. the bullpen and junichi tazawa got double play balls in the sixth, seventh. breslow retired both hitters me faced and now a ball in to austin jackson to start this at-bat. >> tim: ellsbury in center field telling gomes in left to play straightaway. >> joe: here's the fly ball in to center. easy for ellsbury. two out. and tigers are down to their final out and it's the former boston red sox infielder jose iglesias walking in trying to extend game five. >> tim: the fact he doesn't have a

i think that jackson has to be part of the change.f you have got 40% of your population that is not being treated right economically you cannot progress as a state. >> if mayor la mumba succeeds, it may change the past but even his conservative opponents respect him. >> let's say, racism was a lot stronger than it was now. a lot more segregation, a lot more discriminate descrim that tri practices. he's the kind of guy like me who doesn't hesitate to throw a punch, he's not going otake it, he'll say what he thinks. i can respect that. they want the schools fixed the roads fixed, the crime fixed. if he can deal with that, i don't imagine they'll disagree. >> trouble at the watering hole. herding poachers for their latest deadly acts against elephants. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. s2úq@eñsy$x >> a disturbing report tonigh