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conrad murray is found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson. jeff rossen has been at the courtroom every day throughout the trial. he joins us now. jeff, your reaction from where you stand? >> reporter: harry, as soon as that bus clears, you'll see the reaction from the michael jackson fan who is gathered outside the courthouse. as soon as the guilty verdict was read, there was screaming, honking in the streets. you can see them on your screen. they started playing michael jackson music here. keep in mind, harry, conrad murray was not charged with murder. many thought, as they were discussing this around cocktail parties that the prosecutors had to prove that michael jackson was killed by conrad murray. it's not the case. he was charged with manslaughter. the burden for the prosecutor here, which he has met, according to the jury. he had to prove gloss criminal negligent leading to michael jackson's death. i hope we get to hear from the jurors of what happened in the deliberation room. there were 49 witnesses. over 500 pieces of evidence. many wonde

because of the doctor hired at great cost to take care of him or did michael jackson himself administer his own lethal dose of drugs? jeff rossen has been covering for us throughout. he's in l.a. tonight. jeff, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. good evening. here we are six weeks into this trial. 49 witnesses on both sides. more than 330 pieces of evidence. and finally the jury of seven men and five women are getting this case. today impassioned closing arguments by both sides and now we go on verdict watch. >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> reporter: conrad murray barely even looked at the prosecutor today. >> conrad murray gave him propofol and abandoned him. conrad murray is criminally liable. justice demands a guilty verdict. >> reporter: within two minutes of starting he brought the whole case back to michael jackson's kids. >> that conrad murray left prince, paris and blanket without a father. they do not have a father because of the actions of conrad murray. >> reporter: the prosecutor spent more than two hours breaking down the evidence piece by piece, audiotape by audiotape. >> for reasons completely unknown and

than two years since michael jackson's death and now for the first time we're getting a glimpse inside his rented loss an less mansion where he spent his final days. nbc's jeffossen was allowed exclusive access. good to see you. >> good morning. really a fascinating behind the scenes look of how michael jackson lived. we've seen the crime scene photos, snapshots of michael's final moments but that's it, until now. this morning you're about to see what no one has ever seen before. i got full access to michael's mansion and there are cameras captured everything from his inner sanctum, literally offlimits to everyone but him, to love notes from michael's children. welcome to 100 north carolwood in the heart of los angeles, where michael jackson spent his final months, and in true jackson style, the grounds are gorgeous, eclipsed only by the beauty inside. >> how are you, welcome? >> good to see you. zblood to. >> good to see you as well. >> reporter: thank you for having me. >> come on in. >> reporter: showing us around, darren julian and martin nolan from the auction house preparing to sell everything in here. the decor is majestic. michael lived in this mansi

>> after six weeks of riveting testimony, the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor goes to the jury today. nbc's jeff rossen is in los angeles with the latest. good morning, jeff. >> reporter: hey, tamron, good morning to you. yeah, we are officially on verdict watch here in los angeles on this trial that has stretched six weeks already, and the speculation is already starting. will they come back with a quick verdict today, in time to save their weekend? remember, they have been away from their jobs for quite a long time. or will they spend a lot of time on this case and bring it into next week, week number seven. conrad murray, enjoying what could be his final days of freedom. >> are you looking forward to putting this all behind you? >> i can't wait, buddy. >> reporter: here, taking a romantic walk on the beach with his girlfriend, nicole alvarez. you know her as witness number 23, who said this on the stand. >> as a professional actress, my daily duties consist of maintaining my instrument. as an actor, your instrument is yourself. >> reporter: she and murray playing with their son on the beach t

jackson's physician, dr. conrad murray. tonight dr. murray's fate is in the hands of the jury. nbc's jeff rossen covering for us.e's outside court in l.a. jeff, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian, good evening. the jury deliberated all day and not a peep from them. no readbacks, no notes, nothing. they took a one-hour lunch break today, then a late afternoon snack break. just a short time ago, late this afternoon they told the judge, we will not be reaching a verdict today. they have left. they will come back monday to resume deliberations. keep in mind a little idea of what's happening inside the jury room. conrad murray is not charged with murder here. he's charged with involuntary manslaughter. that means the jury is not deciding whether or not conrad murray killed michael jackson but rather whether murray was criminally negligent leading to the death of michael jackson. here is a look at what's happening outside the courthouse here in los angeles. several dozen protesters outside, most of them michael jackson fans. it's been peaceful with a large police presence, screaming at passers-by and whatnot. there

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jackson's physician, dr. conrad murray. tonight dr. murray's fate is in the hands of the jury. nbc's jeffossen is covering for us out in l.a. >> reporter: the jury has been deliberating all day and not a peep from them. not a single note, not a single readback from the judge. they took a one-hour lunch break this afternoon and a late afternoon snack break. now they are back in the jury room deliberating again. once again, still no word. keep in mind conrad murray is not charged with murder here. he's charged with involuntary manslaughter. the jury is not debating whether or not murray killed michael jackson but rather whether or not murray was criminally neglect negligent in leading to the death of michael jackson. i want to show you a couple dozen protesters, as you see on screen now. most of them michael jackson fans chanting and yelling at passers-by. so far they have been peaceful but there is a large police presence here. there is a media frenzy inside the courthouse as well as the international media arrives. we are still on verdict watch. it could happen at any moment. we are told

in a moment we'll talk exclusively to jackson's sister rebbie. first nbc's jeffsen is covering the case in los angeles. jeff, good morning. >> hi ann, good morning to you. conrad murray is waking up this morning in the l.a. county jail and he's so upset they put him on a 24-hour medical watch. his lawyers asked the judge to let him out on bail. the judge said no, called him a risk to the public and had murray led off in handcuffs. for the first time conrad murray on camera, angry and emotional describing michael jackson's final moments. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action find the defendant, conrad robert murray guilty of the crime of involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: gasps in the courtroom but conrad murray didn't even flinch. suddenly the man michael jackson trusted with his life was a convicted felon, responsible for michael's death. >> justice was served. >> it's a great feeling. >> reporter: and michael's fans cheered, too, celebrating in the streets, but prosecutors weren't done yet. >> at this time your honor the people ask the defendant be re

after six weeks of riveting testimony the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor goes to the jury. jeff. good morning, jeff. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're officially on verdict watch now, the jury is deliberating in the courthouse behind me even as we speak. the speculation is starting. are they going to come back with a quick verdict today in time to save their weekend, or are they going to take time with this, go over every piece of evidence and stretch this into next week? what would be week seven of this trial. conrad murry enjoying what could be his final days of freedom. >> are you looking forward to putting this behind you? >> i can't wait buddy. >> reporter: here taking a romantic walk on the beach with his girlfriend, nicole alvarez, you know her as witness 23 who said this on the stand. >> as a professional actress, my daily duties consist of maintaining my instrument as an actor your instrument is your self. >> reporter: she and murry playing with their son on the beach this week. and at the play ground. walking down the street chatting on his cell phone, all as pro

jeff, was this a verdict? >> it seemed to me. i was skeptical of this case. given michael jackson's history of addiction, given all the possible involvements in his ill health, blaming conrad murray seemed unfair. but i thought the prosecution did an excellent job. they laid out a very straightforward case. and they showed that this was not just, you know, arguably bad medicine. this was really deep, deep incompetence. but they also didn't charge him with too much. they didn't charge him with murder, they charged him with a fairly -- a minor felony, but still a felony, and they got the verdict they deserved. >> randi you were in the court when the verdict was read, conrad murray was placed in handcuffs. i know there's a lot that you saw and heard that the fixed tv camera didn't capture. what struck you? >> well, if you're watching at home, you probably didn't see katherine jackson, michael jackson's mother, break down in tears as soon as that verdict was read. she was comforted by jermaine jackson and randy jackson. latoya jackson, michael jackson's sister let out a shriek even thou

by the way, la toya jackson has been tweeting and she wrote i am on pins and needles. a lot of people here are. ann. >> all right, jeffossen this morning. it is now 7:35. now here's matt. >>> now to a controversial case in montana. we first covered this back in 2009. a teenager convicted of intentionally causing a head-on crash that killed a pregnant mother and that woman's son. now the teen driver is speaking out for the first time. dateline's keith morrison has the exclusive story. keith, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. this is a story of a young woman named justine winter. what justine did or is said to have done on a dark montana highway is so disturbing, the headlines went around the world and she was villified in part at least because seemingly she refused to own up or take responsibility for what she did. and now for the very first time, justine winter is speaking out. when you read accounts of your case, and when you see the comments people write, what's that like? >> they are really hard to read. i heard one that said i need to hang from a noose on a tree. >> reporter: justine does not r

. >>> michael jackson's family is expressing relief after the late pop star's doctor was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter on monday. nbc's jeffsen is in los angeles with more. jeff, good morning. >> natalie, good morning to you. conrad murray is waking up this morning in the l.a. county jail, now on a 24-hour medical watch, after the guilty verdict, his lawyers asked the judge to give him bail. the judge said no, called him a risk to the public and had murray led off in handcuffs. the trial lasted six weeks. it only took this jury a day and a half to find him guilty of involuntary manslaughter, that is criminal negligence led to the death of michael jackson. jackson fans cheered outside when the verdict was read. the jackson family says justice has been served here. this morning, we have a "today" exclusive for you, for the first time, conrad murray on camera, angry and emotional, describing michael jackson's final moments, blaming jackson's body guard for all the chaos. it's call for a new documentary airing later this week on msnbc. >> i told security to get the kids away from there, get the kids away from there because i d

jackson's doctor. will conrad murray actually testify in his own defense? nbc's jeffcovering this case in los angeles. jeff, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, ann, good morning to you. yeah it's the big question hanging over this trial. conrad murray told the judge look i'm think being it but still haven't made any final decisions about whether i want to testify or not but the judge says today is decision day. he wants his final answer this morning. conrad murray's defense lawyers have advised him against it. they've hinted to the court that he will not testify but ann you know, stranger things have happened and we await a possible courtroom surprise. we'll keep you posted. murray's defense team coming off an ugly day in court so ugly on monday the defense's star witness was punished. >> you keep throwing out these kind of rehearsed lines i think. my question is where is that -- >> just a moment please. >> objection, that's argumentative. >> sustained. ask a proper question. >> on the stand, dr. paul white, the world's leading expert on propofol. >> some people h

jackson. i think he was angry because this is a doctor who violated his sworn oath to his patient. >> there's no anger here, jeff listen to conrad murray's attorney and it seems pretty clear that, in the end, in the end, he thinks the "today" show and msnbc documentary, maybe not such a good idea. >> i don't think the documentary was helpful, but i don't know that the documentary changed anything that the judge was otherwise going to do. i don't think there was anything that was said today that changed anything the judge was otherwise going to do. i think -- i was not surprised. i think this die was cast a long time ago. >> the dye was cast a long time ago. ever advise a client to this media, i call it a strategy. >> jerry sandusky, the same situation with his crazy interview with bob costas. i feel weird ace journal, we live our lives trying to get people to talk to us, and sometimes they do and we say, what an idiot. you know, so i -- i recognize that there's some contradiction in how we go about this, but this was a -- this was a case in many respects about celebrity. if he had been a normal patient, first of

very latest on the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor, where the jury is in its second day of sldeliberations. nbc's jeffu. if anyone thought this would be a slam dunk one way or the other, boy did the jury prove them wrong. on friday, they spent eight hours behind closed doors deliberating, minus a one-hour lunch break and a short snack break in the afternoon and they didn't reach a verdict. so is today the day? the jury is coming back here to the l.a. county courthouse this morning to try again. conrad murray looked upbeat this weekend in church. >> i had a beautiful day in church. god is good. >> reporter: waiting for judgment day, a verdict that could come at any moment. murray also stopped at a starbucks. friends say he's emotional, but relieved the jury didn't reach a verdict friday. just miles away, michael jackson's kids, prince, paris and blanket, were out and about, too, heading to the movies this weekend. they saw the new ben stiller/eddie murphy flick "tower heist." both sides passing time, trying to figure this jury out. >> in my experience as a former l.a. prosecutor, the longer a jury was

jeff glor for a check of the headlines. >> jury deliberations begin today in the trial of dr. conrad murray. if conviced of involuntary manslaughter for michael jackson'slly get four years in prison. closing arguments wrapped up yesterday. prosecutors charged. >>> the white house is being subpoenaed in the solyndra investigation before it filed for bankruptcy the solar energy company was awarded $500 billion federal fund and some in congress wanted to know how much federal officials knew about >>> coming up next, tuscaloosa, alabama, back in the spotlight. >> we'll tell you why tomorrow night's college football game means a lot more than just who will be number one in the nation. will be number one in the nation. this is "the early show" on cbs. plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many, it gets skin clearer fast, within 2 months, and keeps it clearer up to 9 months. [ male announcer ] because enbrel suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections.

jeff glor at the news desk with a check of today's other headlines for us. >>> jury deliberations begin in the trial of dr. can rad murray. if convicted for the manslaughter of michael jackson'sin pretty much. closing arguments wrapped up yesterday. prosecutors charge murray killed jackson by giving him propofol. >>> the white house is subpoenaed by a house committee for documents in the solyndra investigation. before it filed for bankruptcy, the solar energy company was awarded $500,000 federal loan. some in congress want to know how much federal officials knew about solyndra's finances. >>> a crack is 18 miles long and 260 feet wide and growing. it may break off by the end of the year producing an iceberg the size of new york city. >>> coming up next, tuscaloosa, alabama is back in the spotlight. >> as alabama gets ready to take a lsu we will tell you why tomorrow night's college football game means more than who is number one in the nation. this is "the early show" on cbs. e plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you compl

jeff, good morning to you. >>> a fourth woman says herman cain sexually harassed her. sharon bialek says cain made unwanted advances towards her back in 1997. cain denies the charges. a report this morning says michael jackson'soctor, conrad murray, has been placed on suicide watch at l.a. county jail. murray is convicted yesterday of >>> up next, scott pelly asked some of the smartest people he could find how do you change what is wrong with america right now? looking at fixing it, they say the first step should be washington. probably a fair amount of you at home agree with that. let's see what else they had to have. write "you're pretty." you're pretty! ♪ i think he hurt his tibia. what's a tibia? [ female announcer ] cards are not for sending. ♪ they're for bringing us together. this holiday, select cards come postage-paid. lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! that's why i'm carpet for life. but if things get out of hand, there's no shame in calling us. ♪call 1-800-steemer. i've been so looking forward to this. when my asthma symptoms returned, my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled o

jeff, good morning to you. >>> a fourth woman says herman cain sexually harassed her. sharon bialek says cain made unwanted advances towards her back in 1997. cain denies the charges. a report this morning says michael jackson'soctor, conrad murray, has been placed on suicide watch at l.a. county jail. murray is convicted yesterday of involuntary man slaughter in the singer's death. he plans to appeal. murray faces up to four years in prison. >>> it promises to be another stormy day in oklahoma. yesterday, several tornados touched down in the southwestern part of the state. there are no reports of injuries. >>> and scientists are predicting a near miss in space tonight. an asteroid is expected to pass between planet earth and the moon. it's the closest encounter in 35 years. nasa says it is 100% confident it will not impact earth. >>> up next, scott pelly asked some of the smartest people he could find how do you change what is wrong with america right now? looking at fixing it, they say the first step should be washington. probably a fair amount of you at home agree with that. let's see what else they had to have. write "you're pretty." you're pretty! ♪ i think he hurt his tibia. what's a tibia? [ female ann