>> janet jackson bares a breast and cbs is fined god knows how much money but he can say that over thend encourage the unhinged to harm me like that and nothing happens. nobody said anything about it at the time. >> i read that and i was outraged. how can a guy who hosts a show call for literally want to kill somebody like you for expressing a political opinion. >> yeah, yeah. >> you would never do that to them. >> no, in fact. i assumed that every person who is on the right or conservative or republican is an american who loves this country, loves it deeply. and i would never question their own patriotism or their belief and their love for what this country is about and who the people are that are in it. the fact that i've had to endure this -- because at first, i thought why do i make domtdryes? i'm not running for anything. i have no power. i can't control anything. why this? but i think in my own mind it's because on the left so few of us reach a wide mainstream audience. noam chomsky isn't sitting here tonight. he should be, but he isn't. i can think of people on the left who shou

but the most damning thing, if you will, against murray that they will testify to, as we watch janet jacksonnd brother, randy, now coming into the courthouse, the rest of the jackson family is already in the courthouse. janet jackson has been here every day of this trial and as you see on this friday, she is arriving as well. but the most damning piece of evidence that these paramedics are going to provide for the prosecution is that they asked dr. murray what did you give him? what did you give michael jackson, and he never mentions propofol. that will be where the prosecution con accept traits their direct examination on these two key witnesses. suzanne? >> ted, we just noticed youment pointed to out janet jackson there janet and randy entering the court house. have we seen any emotion from them, all of this has started to unfold? >> reporter: oh absolutely. any time something comes up that comes -- that talk about the specific death of michael jackson, you can feel the emotion in the courtroom and specifically with the family and then the children. yesterday, we heard dramatic testimony f

. >> what seems extraordinary to me is that i've interviewed janet jackson, latoya jackson, jermaine jackson, people around him, friends such as yourself and nobody seems to have had any idea or sense or belief that he was in any way any kind of drug addict. we're hearing more and more evidence -- i mean this terrible tape yesterday of michael sounding like a zombie. more evidence today that almost every day at one stage he was going to have this demerol treatment and it was making him sound this way. you have experienced firsthand family members, cousin whitney houston went for a big drug problem. you've seen this. how could it be -- is it possible that michael could have been a drug addict without anyone around him who cared about him really knowing? >> i don't think so, no. michael was not made that way. michael was a very gentle, caring and concerned human being. of himself as well as others. and to be able to do what he did, no, there's no way in the world. no. no. >> what is your gut feeling tell you has gone down here? >> i don't know. i really don't know. and for me to give a

now, the family of michael jackson came here for this court hearing as well, i mentioned janet jacksone jackson, michael's mother and father, jermaine, tito in the courtroom. we did not see michael jackson's children, we didn't see them go in. as part of that prosecution opening statement, megyn, they also claimed that michael jackson was medically abandoned by conrad murray, they say there was gross negligence in the standard of care administered by dr. murray, and they say there were no medical records whatsoever at all for any of the care being administered. that's claimed by the prosecution. they say it was an employer/employee relationship which is not standard and that dr. murray was being paid $155,000 a month. megyn? megyn: wow. that's a big number. and you heard the defense saying he wasn't motivated by greed, and they're going to get into that with the jury. adam houseley, great reporting. thank you very much. >>> well, your health care records are about to go online thanks to the president's new health care law, and getz who now wants to manage all of your private data. big

there's janet jackson walking without randy jackson as the fans cheer, "justice for michael." the family has been riveted throughout this. there is joe jackson walking out as well. and so has the jury, which is fascinating because a lot of times in cases like this, jurors can drift from side to side and sometimes up and down, nodding off. not the case so far, at least. they have been riveted. >> as have we. ted rowlands thanks so much in los angeles tonight. we appreciate it. >>> using a parliamentary maneuver that takes much longer to explain than it does to watch, the house of representatives today kept the government from shutting down by agreeing to the compromise worked out in the senate. >> without objection, the senate amendments are concurred in and motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> there you go. crisis averted. >>> in presidential politics, republican newt gingrich today unveiled a new 21st century contract with america. the first one was ten items and fit on two pages in 1994. the new contract is 23 pages and isn't done yet. >> the scale of change i am su

janet jackson looked fairly stress and in pin as she walked into the courthouse earlier today, but yet the family plans to be here every day throughout the five to six-week trial. reporting in los angeles, i'm kendis gibson, derek, back to you. >> we should note the testimony is expected to focus on the science of exactly what did kill michael jackson and what role dr. murray might have played in the. >> what weighs 10 pounds, is the size of a dictionary, and won't have the chance to borveg you on the head? the answer, a genuine chunk of washington monument marble. inspectors safely removed them, and they will spend the next few days searching for any more earthquake damage. >> some of the tools they are using are rubber mallets, and they're hitting -- tapping is probably a better word, the stones in order to listen whether it sounds as though there's a hollowness to the sound or whether it sounds very firm and solid. >> it sounds like pain staking work. one worker said this assignment is like disney world. >> maybe just some great views, you do have that. >> speaking of cold, i think

. >> are you guys wearing those little janet jackson mikes because it's a really exciting, loud celebration? >> there's a little disco action going on. >> everyone's shouting behind us. it's a great day -- it's a great excitement for everything that's going on today. it's a great day for america and our military. >> lieutenant, formally known as j.d. smith on this program, let me start with you. how has it felt to you personally to be able to say who you are, to have spent this first 24 hours in the new military? >> it feels like a huge burden has been lifted off your shoulders. i mean, there's not a single day you cannot think about this policy while serving in the military. knowing today there's a career i have an opportunity to have where i don't have to be scared of who i am and who i love that i can be part of the military family and i'm so excited about it. and i think every other gay person in the military feels the exact same way. >> josh, do you feel like there is a need for a group like outserve to continue? outserve obviously functioned as an anonymous way, underground way for ga

in the past we've seen all of the jackson 5 here, janet jackson and the parents here, to show their support prosecution. they obviously would like to see in their eyes justice for michael jackson. the prosecution, of course, seeing that conrad murray -- saying dr. kwon rad murray administered the propofol incorrectly and the defense will likely say michael jackson administered the propofol himself and that's what led to his death. dr. murray faces four years in prison. back to you. >> all right. bob decastro, live in los angeles, thank you. >>> the vice mayor of sausalito facing possible assault charges. this comes after an incident at a september 13th city council meeting. now, coming up for you at 7:45, pam cook will have a lot more about the woman pressing charges and what she claims happened. >>> we want to check in again with sal. here we are looking at some of these pictures that are not gonna paint a pretty picture of the tuesday morning commute. tuesday, one of the busiest days of the week when it comes to driving anywhere. we have a 25-minute delay here at the bay bridge toll plaza

janet jackson was also here yesterday, as was latoya, two of michael's sisters. when the defense was giving their opening statement and inserting that michael jackson actually ingested the lethal does himself and he will have toxicology reports -- more family is going in as the fans cheers. >> reporter: as they were doing that, as they arasserting that michael jackson gave himself a lethal does. janet sat back, took a deep sigh, obviously upset with that testimony. latoya shaking her head no. they were not happy with the defense team. it's very interesting to see the jackson family reaction. to see dr. murray to your left looking right at the jury as well with tears in his eyes, very dramatic throughout the day yesterday. we're getting into the medical part of this testimony, because it's going to be difficult to keep the jury aware. both sides will tell you they have to make a way to make it understandable for the jury as they go through this process of the trial. jenna: a lot for the jury to take in, not only the celebrity part that you point out but details tha

when this was played, janet jackson laid back in her seat and had a deep high. >> michael jackson self-administered a dose of propofol that created a perfect storm in his body that killed him instantly. >> reporter: the defense saying they believe michael jackson was getting drugs from other doctors. and conrad murray didn't know about that. the jackson family not happy with that part of the opening statement. it will be interesting to see how this all plays out. martha: the doctor was on a big retainer and spent a lot of time with him in that room. as soon as it gets back in session you can watch the whole trial streaming live on foxnews.com. it gets way at 11:30 eastern time. that's 8:30 a.m. it gets underwear on the east coast. bill: iran is make waves. saying it plans to lawn much warships into u.s. waters. martha: the donald jons us as his new role as a gate keep for these candidates. bill: some are literally begging him to run. but will chris christie change this mind? >> we need you. your country needs to you run for president. bill: more on what he says to answer that question. and what doe

a few moments ago, janet jackson arrived and we just saw the jackson family arrive as well, includinghael jackson's mom, katherine, and other members of the family. joining us to talk about this case is cnn's senior analyst, jeffrey toobin. let's start with the charge against the doctor, dr. murray. manslaughter. why is it manslaughter because we know the family wanted to see a murder charge. >> well, the difference between manslaughter and murder is intent. i think it would have been impossible to make a case against conrad murray. why would he have wanted to kill michael jackson? that doesn't make any sense. manslaughter, as the charge says, is involuntary. through recklessness, incompetence, through just being a very, very bad doctor, conrad murray killed michael jackson. but because the intent penalty is so much less, the sentence is much less. it's a big difference between the two charges. >> the opening statements, of course, are about to begin shortly and that's a chance for both sides to lay out their version of the case. what do you expect to hear from the defense in these ar

himself, that deadly dose and when they said that, i was sitting behind the jackson family and janet jacksonre noticably upset by the defense that michael jackson gave that deadly dose to himself. now, today -- the first witness was yesterday. today you will hear from more witnesses from the prosecution, including the first responders who went to the holmby hills house after that 911 call. when they arrived, they -- we're told the prosecution will say dr. murray never mentioned propofol from them and we'll also hear from nurses and doctors at the hospital who will say that dr. murray never mentioned propofol. this is part of the case that the doctor was negligent. this was an employee/employer relationship. once they wrap up their case, then we'll hear from the defense team and their assertion that michael jackson gave the drug to himself and dr. murray was not negligent. we're told this trial will last about four, five weeks. if dr. murray is found guilty, he will lose his medical license and spend four years behind bars. back to you. >> thank you. >>> two local local hells angels members a

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add halftime of one of the super bowls when janet jackson and justin timberlake were there, now is the major news and during the national anthem, i thought this is a great time to go in and get a drink. what can possibly happen during the national anthem? >> always watch the national anthem and the halftime. >> i've been focusing way too much on the game. >> maybe the game is tennis because the u.s. open final was yesterday between the women and the men will be playing today because of a rain delay. serena williams went right to the finals. she had a great tournament. but she gets to the final and really was outplayed from the very beginning. by the australian player whose last name is escaping me right now. now, remember, a couple of years ago when serena almost took the ball and put it down throat of a line ref. >> or threatened to. she didn't get close. >> i said almost. >> she was angry then. she was angry yesterday. this time she takes her angst out on the chair umpire. watch this. >> you're out of control. you're out of control. you're totally out of control. you're a danger. i n

the jackson family were also here in court today, and scott, that includes michael jackson's parents and his sister janet. >> pelley: ben thank you very much. the charge of involuntary manslaughter carries a maximum penalty of four years in prison. republican governor chris christie of new jersey is making a high-profile speech tonight at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. his appearance there is adding to speculation-- or for some wishful thinking-- that christie could still throw his hat in the presidential ring despite his repeated denials that he will run. bob schieffer is our chief washington correspondent and anchor of "face the nation" and, bob, i wonder, why the continued interest in christie as a candidate? >> reporter: well, i tell you, scott, i don't know if he's going to run or not, his brother just this afternoon was the latest to say he is not, a key insider told us, though, he'd be surprised if christie gets in but then he added "i would not be shocked." what i do know for sure is this. there are a lot of republicans who want him or someone else to run. the polls show wh

members of the jackson family were also in court, including michael jackson's parents and his sister janet. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the two children of that missing utah woman susan powell have been placed in her parents' care. the boys had been living with her husband josh powell and his father steven but removed last week when steven was arrested on charges of possessing child pornography. josh powell argued he is a loving father and his children should remain of him. >> i had no knowledge of any wrongdoing, nor any indication that there could have been any wrongdoing on my father' aid and passengers released and the plane flew to albuquerque -- pl outfit and learns that not everyone is a fan. this is the "cbs morning news." alka-seltzer plus liquid gels ] fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your stuffy nose. [ deep breath ] thank you! that's the cold truth! use the hand towel analyzer at kleenex.com and find out what could be on your cloth hand towel. [ ribbits ] upgrade to kleenex hand towels for a clean, fresh towel every time. [ woman ] we didn't know wher

members of the jackson family were also in court, including his sister janet. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> all right ms. berta. >> highs across the bay area, 91 degrees in sonoma. i want you to take a good look at today's high temperatures. today in san francisco, 6 degrees above average. 8 degrees above normal and santa rosa had 90. tomorrow, even warmer for your wednesday. in addition to that, it's the spare the air day. we will have rain possible. at least certainly possible by sunday here in the bay area. but let's backtrack to that spare the air day. the most compromised areas will be east of the bay around the trivalley and high concentration of ozone in the atmosphere for the stan clara valley. let's get to the valley for temperatures for your wednesday. 94 degrees in morgan hill. jumping up to 89 in san jose. that's up 6 degrees in comparison to today. mid 80s. meanwhile, the hottest temperatures will be recorded and the brentwood area, 88 degrees. we veer around to the north bay. temperature wise into the mid 60s. 60s and 70s at the coast with

in, members of the media have a number of seats, and i sat right behind katherine jackson, joe jackson, janett sort of looked at each other and started passing tissues down the row to each other and to their mom. everyone was looking at katherine. and katherine seemed to look back saying, i'm okay, but they were all crying and the lights were down so that you could see the videotape. quite honestly, almost like being in church. you're not supposed to have contact with the family. even though they were turns around and talking to me, because i've interviewed them before, i just wanted to reach out and hug them and say, you know what? i'm sorry you're having to deal with that. i can only imagine my mom and my family. it's a human emotion. nothing to say about the innocence or guilt of conrad murray, just as a human being, you just want to comfort those people and you can't believe. my gosh, i can't believe you have to sit through that. final thing, this family is banded together, taking care of each other and taking care of katherine jackson, and she is a strong lady. >> i want to ask you. was

the jackson's, katherine has been there, the mother, the father, la toya has been in there, janet haseen in there. the brothers have been in there. there have been moments of emotion. they heard things like the audio of michael jackson slurring his words. they have seen things like michael jackson on a stretcher after he died. his lifeless body. you know, you can only imagine how that could play to somebody watching their family member. >> all right, hal eisner, it's interesting. there's an app, it can help follow you the trial. the app will stream live video from the courtroom and provide expert analysis. if you would like to learn more, go to myfoxdc.com. >>> final rebuttal in the american college student convicted of murdering her roommate in italy. amanda knox and her boyfriend are accused of killing her british roommate back in 2007. knox was sentenced to 26 years in prison, but denies any wrong doing. her parents are standing by her side. >> she's extremely tense. she's losing weight. she can't eat and can't sleep. you know, these people hold her life in their hands. it has been

michael jackson's parents, his brothers tito, jer maine and randy joined janet and la toya and rooeby there. it wasn't because it was right but because he was making $150,000 a month off the singer. he charged the doctor with gross negligence towards his patient. mr. chernoff called it a perfect storm that killed him instantly. murray wiped away tears during his lawyer's statement. but the most extraordinary statement of all came from michael jackson himself in a rambling recording played in court today. ted rowlands has that and more. a dramatic day in many ways, finally laying bare, really, all the rumors and whispers that we've been hearing about this trial. i suppose one of the most dramatic moments of all came right at the top when the jury were shown a photo, which we can see now of michael jkson dead. i mean, a bizarre thing to do. what was their thinking? >> well, you know what? it was right off the bat, piers, when the prosecution began the opening statements. the lead prosecutors within a few minutes, he showed this photo of michael jackson. boy, if the jurors weren't fixate

michael jackson's parents, his brothers tito, jer maine and randy joined janet and la toya and rooebyasn't because it was right but because he was making $150,000 a month off the singer. he charged the doctor with gross gl

during the opening statement, the jackson family was noticeably upset as they sat in the second row including father joe, mother katherine and sisters latoya and janetin los angeles, adam housley, fox news. >>> a third man has been indicted in the drug and corruption scandal surrounding the narcotics task force. former police officer louis lombardi was released today on bail. he is believed to have sold confiscated drugs. >>> a sunnyvale mother was charged with murdering her 8 -month-old son. police say they found 27-year- old leticia serna threatening to kill herself. when detectives went to her home they say they found the body of her son. investigators say the baby had been suffocated. >>> come tomorrow a coalition of california school officials plan to sue the state of california over the budget that was passed back in june. the group says the budget shortchanges schools by $2 billion. they also say the state improperly calculated how much schools should get under the requirements of a 1992 constitutional amendment. >>> supporters of prop eight won a round in court today. a panel of ninth circuit appeal put in question a lower question's ruling.

during the opening statement, the jackson family was noticeably upset as they sat in the second row including father joe, mother katherine and sisters latoya and janetin los angeles, adam housley, fox news. >>> a third man has been indicted in the drug and corruption scandal surrounding the narcotics task force. former police officer louis lombardi was released today on bail. he is believed to have sold confiscated drugs. >>> a sunnyvale mother was charged with murdering her 8 -month-old son. police say they found 27-year- old leticia serna threatening to kill herself. when detectives went to her home they say they found the body of her son. investigators say the baby had been suffocated. >>> come tomorrow a coalition of california school officials plan to sue the state of california over the budget that was passed back in june. the group says the budget shortchanges schools by $2 billion. they also say the state improperly calculated how much schools should get under the requirements of a 1992 constitutional amendment. >>> supporters of prop eight won a round in court today. a panel of ninth circuit appeal put in question a lower question's ruling.

jackson family. they have such a presence there. you have janet, la toya, his parents. might have on the jury, that this is such a celebrity family. >> well, when the jury comes in, they can't help but be right in the sight of the family. as i wrote in the book, during the criminal trial, the family showed up in mass there and, of course, they command attention. they are the jackson family. but in the criminal trial, where he faced many, many years in prison, the family sort of dwindled away. they didn't keep coming. so i think to answer your question, i think it will hinge on how often they come. they are there now for the first couple of days. la toya is tweeting from the courtroom and that's compelling. >> right. >> but will they continue to come? i don't know. >> all right. diane dimond, thank you for your insight. >> nice to see you, randi, thank you. >>> if you're a gloria esfefan fan, we have something that may want to you get out of your chair and dance. the queen of latin pop is out with a brand-new album. if you like her old stuff, you are sure to like this. s

janet and randy all arriving. the family said they are going to be here every day through this trial that's expected to take five weeks. in a way, michael jackson will also be here because the defense expected to blame the singer for his own death saying that it was michael jackson who took that fatal dose of propofol either by drinking it or intravenously when dr. conrad murray was out of the room. they planned to say that murray was actually trying to wean the singer from the propofol and that the singer was stressed out from the upcoming "this is it" tour from doing 50 days and so that he needed to sleep, was so worried about sleeping that he actually took that fatal dose. the prosecution expected to play dr. murray's interview two days after the singer's death. they contend that murray should have never been given the powerful anesthetic at home without proper life-saving equipment. the first prosecution witness expected later on today is kenny ortega. he's the choreographer and co-creator of the tour. he was so concerned about the singer's health that he settle him home erly from one of those final rehearsals and that he had a meeting with

>>> we are watching michael jackson's family arriving for day two of the testimony in the trial over the pop star's death. his mother arrived there. followed by sisters janet looking fabulous. a witness on the stand today is going to be the promoter for the comeback "this is it" tour. there's his sister latoya. dr. murray is accused of giving the singer a fatal dote of propofol. >>> so, here's a look at what else is topping the news now. cantaloupes have sparked a deadliest outbreak of a decade. 13 people died, 72 others infected by the strain. 18 states have reported illnesses. the cdc traced the cantaloupes to jensen farms in colorado. >>> a new report by the nonprofit kaiser foundation found insurance companies charging sharply higher premiums this year and rising faster than worker's wages a fact to renew the debate over the effectiveness of the health care overall. family health coverage averages $15,000 a year, a 9% jump from 2010 and triple the rate of the previous year's increase. >>> josh powell, the husband of susan powell, is a subject of a child porn investigation following the arrest of his father-in-law and josh's dad also on child porn and v

jackson death trial, drug bombshells today. as his former doctor speaks out his propofol warning to the king of pop. >> i told him that he really shouldn't be using it. >>> plus -- >> mom, katherine. >> sister janetckstory on the family members that want justice. >> take care of my child. >>> is there an "x factor" catfight between paula and nicole? >> thank god for you, nicole. >> thank god for you. >>> the return of kelly clarkson. body image and her message

jackson trial begins. our interviewed with the key players. >> was it chaz' last dance? we're with his transgender friends. i'm brook anderson. >> i'm kevin frazier. >>> "the insider" is on. >>> michael's parents today and sister janeturbing photo difficult to look at is shown in court. >> could son prince michael be forced to testify? >> plus, one-on-one with family members. >> how could somebody hurt someone so beautiful. >> cher on chaz bono's injury. could her low scoring son become dancing's next victim as the transgender community voices their support. >> good luck, chaz. >> i'm a little scared. should i be? >> our exclusive insider. >> our all new insider. >> this morning, he returns to "the view." >> i'm hoping all five walk off. >> i was having chest pains. >> ellen, after her heart scare, joking about the 9 bon 1 call. >> the paramedics were strippers i had called. >> is oprah praying with rosy to