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as jeffrey kofman now reports. >> 12 days after the brutal murders of bud and melanie billing, police believe they know who did it. they have seven suspects in custody and in court documents released tu one of the suspects alleges that there was a loan shooter, leonard patrick gonzalez, jr. he has maintained his innocence. but it's still not clear why. why did the perpetrator spend 30 days planning a lightning fast home invasion that left two parents dead and nine severely disabled children orphans? >> hello. >> ashley markham can't answer these questions either, but as the eldest daughter of the billings she met with us at the home of her lawyer to talk about the future and what happened to her parents. >> it has been very overwhelming. i don't think i have had my personal time. there's a lot more to worry about right now than stopping and grieving. >> you haven't had a chance yet? >> i really haven't. i have to keep going for the children. >> and there are a lot of them. bud and melanie billings had a staggering 17 children. all but four adopted. the nine still living at home have d

jeffrey kofman sat down with him today. >> they are still reeling from the news of the murders in cold blood. but tonight, friends and neighbors of byrd and melanie billings came together to pay their respects to the surviving family members of the couple that cared for nine adopted children. all disabled. investigators believe this was the get away vehicle. it was used they say to transport several guns including the murder weapon. and under that sheet, the safe stolen from the billings' home. the van belonged to this woman, pamela wiggins charged overnight. she has been released on bond but the seven main suspects are in custody, each facing two counts of murder. >> we believe that this concludes the major part of our investigation and in our opinion, this was a home invasion/robbery where the people stole a safe and we think it is as simple as that. >> you're heading down now to our investigative session. >> well, maybe not so quite simple. david morgan says there's a lot more to this case, he just can't talk about it. i think you have used the word in the past a humdinger. is there

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they have been identified at 24-year-old jeffrey jeffrey, 33-year-old niall booth and 39 -year-old george george. the ntsb says the pilot in the case had been flying from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. thursday evening, then landed for two hours because of weather. a short time later, all four took to the air in that fatal flight. the pilot had just re-upped his medical certification and was an experienced pilot. >> he reported at the time of his application for that medical certificate that he had 630 hours of total flight experience. he was certified as a commercial pilot for both helicopter and six-wing aircraft and he was also a helicopter -- a flight instructor for advanced helicopter concepts. >> the wreckage has been transported to a location in delaware. the ntsb is looking for what actually happened because, unlike a plane, this helicopter did not have a black box. >> three of the four killed in that crash were employees of advanced helicopter concepts. the fourth was a friend of theirs. david collins continues our team coverage with more on the victims. >> one of the victims decided at the e

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tonight let's dig deeper with lisa bloom and jeffrey toobin. jeffrey, what do you think? >> it is potentially significant. we should have a lot of caution about this report. first of all, we don't know how michael jackson died. the autopsy report hasn't come out yet. d diprovan is not a controlled substance. who else was involved in giving him this drug and was michael jackson himself involved in giving him this drug? i think the inclination to make him a scapegoat is strong here and we have to be careful to say it is not clear a crime took place much less dr. murray committed one. >> no doubt to be careful. lisa f this dr. gape michael jackson diprivan or propofol, it is not illegal. any other doctor says it is completely inappropriate to be given this drug outside of a hospital setting. >> there are certain guidelines and instructions that say a patient must be continuously monitored. there must be artificial ventilation available in the event the patient stops breathing. it is not clear whether this happened. if dr. murray administered propofol without the propter safe

authorities said jeffrey marsalis sold himself on match.com as a tall handsome surgeon. investigators showed us doctored photos, the supposed cia documents. and that fake hospital i.d. >> he never worked at that hospital. never worked there. he would go there with the outfit on. >> reporter: he won over dozens of educated professional women. a lawyer a researcher, a marketing executive. their descriptions of their dates were similar. they asked to be disguised. >> i took a sip of the drink a that was the last thing i remember. >> i didn't remember a moment of it. >> how many of you believe you were drugged? >> reporter: many woke up violently ill. two separate trials, two separate juries would acquit marsalis over rape charges. why did some of the women keep communicating with him? some even had more dates. sex crime experts say, victims go back wanting to believe that a date rape didn't happen. i had a misperception of something that happened, or that the world is as unsafe a place as it. >> reporter: pennsylvania law specifically prohibits that kind of expert testimony

let's dig deeper tonight with lisa bloom and jeffrey toobin. jeffrey, what do you think? >> it is potentially significant. we should have a lot of caution about this report. first of all, we don't know how michael jackson died. we don't know what the cause of death is. the autopsy report hasn't come out yet. diprivan is not an illegal drug, not a controlled substance. the fact he was giving it to him may not have been medically indicated but there's nothing per se wrong with it. also, who else was involved in giving him this drug and was michael jackson, himself, involved with giving him this drug? i think the inclination to make him a scapegoat is strong here and we have to be careful to say it's not clear a crime took place, much less dr. murray committed one. >> no doubt to be careful. lisa, if, though, this dr. gave michael jackson diprivan or propofol, what does that mean? it's not illegal. any other doctor says it is completely inappropriate to be given this drug outside of a hospital setting. >> there are certain guidelines and written instructions on the packaging

it's a good possibility of that. >> and your thoughts, jeffrey? >> well, i think that's right. and obviously, dr. murray has been the focus of a lot of attention, and there is a desire on the part of a lot of people, including members of the jackson family, to blame him for jackson's death. but sadly, just because someone died doesn't mean a crime was committed. and i think we just ought to be very cautious before we -- we allow dr. murray to be accused of something that he may never be charged with, much less convicted of. >> sadly, about happily, as well. let's, if we may, we're going to have to turn to other news developments. ted, thank you very much. jeffrey, thank you for the analysis. >>> we'll have much more on this investigation coming up here. >>> turning now to the battle over health care. the obama administration pushing congress to pass a bill on health care by the end of this year. the trillion dollar plan is rising. many senators including some democrat tz, are pushing back and pushing back hard. joining me now, orrin hatch, republican of utah. senator, good to h

sheldon whitehouse quoted jeffrey toobin. >> jeffrey toobin, a well respected legal commentator reported that "in every major case since he became the nation's 17th chief justice roberts has sided with the prosecution over the defendant, the state over the condemned, the executive branch over the legislative and the corporate defendant over the individual plaintiff." >> well respected legal commentator and author of "the nine, inside the secret world of the supreme court." jeffrey toobin joins us now. >> can i say one thing? >> yeah. >> that sheldon whitehouse has a big future. he is only in his first term. >> other than your name coming up, were there any other surprises today? >> there was one big surprise to me. in the legal world the hot button issue has been same-sex marriage. it was not mentioned today. i think it is a real illustration of how quickly the world is changing. in 2004 karl rove said that was the key to getting president bush re-elected, mobilizing his base on that issue. here both sides just stayed away from it. it is no longer the sure-fire winner it was for republic

jeffrey guy's with us. doctor, there's no way you as an individual doctor would have any idea that a patient of yours is racking up that kind of bill, would you? >> no, there would be a disconnect. but the caller does have a good point, the quantity of the medications. you're talking about a legitimate medical practice for people with chronic pain. that's what's typically done in a chronic pain clinic or cancer practices or burn practices where patients have long-term pain. this was not a legitimate relationship. >> dr. guy, i want to stay with you. one other drug we know dr. week. about one drug that one you said was, phenter mine. >> one takes you up, one takes you down. >> an appetite suppressant. michael jackson weighed 110 pounds. he certainly wouldn't need an appetite suppressant. >> it upregulates your metabolism. it's like an automobile, you can make a car rev faster. that's the idea behind this particular medication. it just gets your body running and revving. that's how these patients lose weight

so, i see the work of jeffrey kind of somebody i have long watched and admired and as being a part of the same continuum. but we do at housing works is the work with people society has already thrown on her life's trashy offer them the tools and opportunity to take another tried at life again and what geoffrey canada is in the business of doing is trying to give children a break a chance, the tools before they end up. three weeks ago the subject of the debate and oxford mississippi got changed from domestic affairs to international affairs and national security. tuesday and i am flying back down to join the marchers and i will be marching with them for a three day encampment in oxford mississippi nonetheless. because if you ask me the real security threat to the nation is not so much al qaeda, or whether or not here on gets a nuclear weapons or russia and georgia in situations like that. the real security threat to the nation is right here. it's the aids epidemic that we have allowed to become a disease of racism among poverty. it's the fact that 40% of children in america today who a

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jeffrey kofman, abc news, gaffney, south carolina. >>> tragedy marred the july 4th weekend.plosion killed four workers and injured another as they were unloading fireworks from a truck in a parking lot saturday morning. one witness described it as 40 minutes of fireworks going off in just 4 seconds. >>> well, the monorail system at disney world is closed after a fatal accident over the weekend. one driver was killed when two twains collided early sunday morning. no passengers were seriously hurt. it was the first deadly monorail accident in the park's history. >>> coffee may be the newest weapon in the fight against alzheimer's disease. a study based on mice found drinking five cups of coffee a day could reverse memory problems brought on by alzheimer's. researchers at the university of florida say caffeine can help prevent its onset. doctors are hoping to get the same results once human trials get under way but dementia patients should not start using caffeine supplements. >>> a place for history for roger federer. plus a surprise retirement from one of radio's most famous

she spoke with abc's jeffrey kofman. >> reporter: in court document, it alleges there was a lone shooter. leonard patrick gonzalez jr. he has maintained his innocence. but it's not clear why. why did the perpetrators plan 30 days for a lightning-fast home invasion, to leave two parents dead and nine children orphans. >> i think i've had my personal time. there's a lot more to worry about right now than stopping and grieving. >> reporter: you haven't had a chance yet? >> i really haven't. i have to keep going for the children. >> reporter: and there are a lot of them. bud and melanie billings had a staggering 17 children. all but four adopted. the nine still living at home have down syndrome, autism, and feetle alcohol syndrome. until this week, ashley was running the car dealership that her father started. but billings also owned a strip club that he sold years ago. that has fueled rumor and speculation, that he was involved in having unsavory that made him a target. what's it like for you to hear these things said about your parents? >> there's not much anything could say that would bre

i can't wait. >> thank you, jeffrey. remember you can see judge sotomayor's confirmation hearings live right here on cnn. the pointed questions about her background, her rulings from the bench, and much more live all week. >>> it is a tough thing to hear. families finding out bodies of their loved ones were stacked in piles in a chicago area cemetery. we'll hear their stories. >>> also, former vice president cheney out of office and under fire, accused of telling the cia to hide things from congress. political analyst lynn sweet and april ryan, they can't wait to weigh in on this one. >>> also, we want you to weigh in as well. twitter, myspace, or ireport.com. you, too, can be a part of our show. new centrum silver ultra men's. a complete multivitamin for men over 50. it has antioxidants and vitamin d... to support your prostate and colon. new centrum silver ultra men's. for post party sickness syndrome. cascade all-in-one actionpacs. it has the power to pre-wash... and then rinse the whole mess away. cascade all-in-one

jeffrey guy is with us. doctor, there's no way you as a doctor, an individual doctor would have any idea that a patient of yours is racking up that kind of bill, would you? >> no, there's a disconnect. and the caller brings up a good point about the large quantity of medications, a legitimate practice of people with chronic pain, that's done in a chronic pain-type clinic or in practices like cancer practices or burn practices where patients have long-term pain. this was not a legitimate relationship. a downer, another now, phentermine, that's a downer, right? >> one takes you down, one brings you up. >> an appetite suppressant. we're hearing that michael jackson weighed 110 pounds. >> why is it an appetite suppressant. it regulates your metabolism. it's like an automobile, you can make the car rev faster. it's a drug that gets your body running and revving and that's how these patients lose weight with this medication. >> jim, before we go, i want to hit, we've heard, you and i talked about it, there could b

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jeffrey kofman is in miami tonight. >> reporter: talk about prime real estate. when the regent bal harbour condo/hotel went on the market in 2005, it fetched some of the highest prices seen in miami. this 500-square-foot room sold for $550,000. last week, that same unit sold for $32,000 as part of a bulk sale. >> wow, what a view. >> reporter: and what a price. three units selling at $63 a square foot. when will it be worth $1,100 a square foot again? >> i don't think i'll see it. >> reporter: while much of the over-heated, over-built miami real estate market continues to it's free fall, there have been some big buys recently. instnt funds have scooped up hundreds of units at discounts of 50 to 90%. >> before you jump on a plane and head to miami in search of fire sale prices, you need to know that you won't get a bargain like that unless you are buying a whole building. but there are bargains here after being stalled almo four years, the miami market is beginning to move. at the height of the market, 21,000 homes were sold. this year, 9,000. sales are on track

good morning, jeffrey. >> reporter: good morning to you, ron.he two most recent murders happened across the street in that home center behind me. this is a small community. this holiday weekend, it has been gripped by fear. as sheriff's deputies hunt for a serial killer they now believe is responsible for five murders. >> it is with regret that i inform you today of a second victim injured at a gaffney business has died. >> reporter: 15-year-old abbie tyler has o is the latest victim in a town that is paralyzed in south carolina. >> going to try to find one. >> reporter: she was shot on thursday, along with her father, in this furniture store, where he died at the scene. police suspect this man is also responsible for the death of three other local residents in the last week. >> the pitfall in any of these cases is trying to logically figure out why he might be doing this. is he driven by some delusion? is he driven by anger? >> reporter: authorities still piecing together the clues. >> there's no evidence that he knows the victims. there's no e

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the police are standing by their belief that robbery was the motive, but they tell our jeffrey kofman, there's something else they know about the crime that will surprise everyone. >> reporter: investigators believe this was the getaway vehicle. it was used, they say, to transimportant several guns, including the murder weapon. and under that sheet, the safe stolen from the billings' home. the van belonged to this woman, pamela wiggins, charged overnight as an accessory after the fact. >> in our opinion, this was a home invasion robbery, where the people stole a safe. and we recovered the safe, and we think it's as simple as that. >> you're heading down now to our investigative section. >> reporter: in an interview with abc news, sheriff david morgan said the bulk of his department's work is now done, but he added there is a lot more that the public does not yet know. i think you've used the word in the last week, "humdinger." is there a humdinger you can't tell us? >> yes, that is a true statement. >> reporter: is this a "you wouldn't believe what's really gone on here"? >> if i had

jeffrey, thank you. >>> in los angeles tonight, they're making final preparations for michael jackson's memorial service on tuesday. meanwhile, investigators reportedly want to speak with at least five doctors who prescribed jackson medications that may have played a role in his death. ryan owens is on that story. >> reporter: in los angeles, cell phones have long been mandatory accessories. today, they seemed more essential than usual. >> i check my e-mail. i haven't gotten any yet. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of michael jackson fans are anxiously awaiting word that they are among the chosen few, randomly selected to attend tuesday's memorial service. more than 1.6 million applied online. less thasz than 1%, 17,500, will get inside. >> i just hope that i really do get a ticket. it would be a dream come true. >> reporter: the worry for police is what disappointed fans locked out of the ceremony will do. top brass at the lapd are meeting again today to go over the security plans to cordon off the downtown staples center. it's massive. 2,500 officers at a cost of $2.5 million. >> w

jeffrey kofman, abc news, miami. >>> and that's going to do it for "world news" tonight.world news" tonight. i'm dan harris, thank you for watching. captions by vitac

one such federal prosecutor is jeffrey knox. jeffrey is on the front line in both the war on crime and the war on terror. at age 36, jeffrey has already achieved distinction in prosecuting a number of important cases. he has tried spues expect expece has tried suspects in terrorism cases. in his role, jeffrey has been the leader of investigations of terror groups like al qaeda, hamas and ltte. his colleagues have praised him for his roll of hup of your-sleeves philosophy and he's traveled to dangerous hot spots in pursuit of evidence. one of jeffrey's landmark cases was the successful investigation, arrest, and indictment of four suspects who were charged with plotting to attack the fuel tanks at j.f.k. airport. the attack they had planned was intended to be as devastating as september 11. jeffrey worked closely with the military, the intelligence community, foreign governments, and local law enforcement agencies in an 18-month-long vesmghts another high profile case, he obtained the convictions of a group of conspirators attemp

thank you very much, jeffrey. >>> turning now to the war in afghanistan, insurgents have killed two more of our troops. u.s. marines killed by a roadside bomb in the southern province of hellemond. 647 of our troops killed in afghanistan since the beginning of the war. 361 of our troops wounded. more than 2,000 of them seriously. the latest casualties come as u.s. marines were stepping up against insurgence in helmand province. >>> up next, we'll have much more on judge sotomayor's remarks to the senate judiciary committee. >> the task of a judge is not to make law. it is to apply the law. >> is judge sotomayor a born again jurist? is this a confirmation conversion? we'll have the latest. and police giving new details of their investigation into the murder of a florida couple with 16 children. if you're taking 8 extra-strength tylenol... a day on the days that you have arthritis pain, you could end up taking 4 times the number... of pills compared to aleve. choose aleve and you could start taking fewer pills. just 2 aleve have the strength... to relieve arthritis pain all day. and it let

jeffrey, you watched the whole thing. she has now retreated from two statements that amongst others, senator schumer said she would not alter in any way. she has simply thrown her two most controversial remarks to the wi7bd, hasn't she? >> lou, you know the song, "you've got to know when to hold, know when to fold." it is an indefensible comment on its own terms. she explained what she was trying to do. i thought she did a pretty good job of saying, look, this is what i think. i made an inartful atemtd back in 2001 when i made the statement, but, you know, she did her best. >> an inartful statement that she repeated over the course of nine years, jeffrey. >> well, i don't know how many times she actually said it. it was several times. >> it was over nine years. >> it was over several times. i think it was a ham-handed attempt to say that latinas had a place at the table in judicial -- >> but why is there a separate standard because lindsey graham in the midst of what was a rather studied -- i don't know what we would call

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authorities say jeffrey more marsalis. sometimes he was a cia agent and an astronaut too.tigators showed us the doctored photos, the fake hospital ids, the supposed cia documents in his apartment. dozens of educated professional women, a lawyer, a researcher, a marketing executive. and what many of them say happened on those dates stunned even the most veteran investigators. >> i took a sip of the drink, and that was the last thing i remember. >> how many of you believe you were drugged? >> reporter: they believe they were date raped. but two separate trials and two separate juries would acquit him. jurors weren't convinced, instead believing many of the women were angry they had been gypped smooth talker. but there was another the jury hand heart from and there was a third trial about to turn the case upside down. though he never took the stand, jeffrey marsalis broke his silence to abc 2 news. who are you? >> i'm the guy that the girls kept hanging out with. and that's the guy with the great personality. >> and you can watch the entire story of dr. jeff on prime time cri

police have identified those as jeffrey from columbia, george tudor, and two others. the crashes still under investigation. sam bosely faces charges for driving under the influence. -- sam moxley faces charges for a dui. he was in an accident in which one person was injured. he refused to take a breathalyzer. breathalyzer. stay with us, a look at announcer: during the autobahn for all event, you can get great lease deals. i love it! i just want to know it's the right move. me? thirteen days in the future. you get a deal on the car you always wanted. scheduled maintenance is included, it's all good. what's the future like? you love your new jetta. and the suit? you like it? no...i love it! >>> here is a look at your forecast. >> it is a great start two hours saturday. we will be dealing with lots of sunshine in the afternoon and a few clouds with storms that will arrive here tomorrow. we could see a shower pop up tried to move through in the late afternoon, but that is only because we have so much humidity. if you have anything to do outside today, today will be the da

jeffrey head was on the 23rd floor. >> dark, smoky. looks across to the coffee house, which was completely devastated, completely wrecked. >> reporter: when the dust settled nine people including two suicide bombers were dead. the injured were rushed to hospitals. among them at least eight americans. according to police, the two bombers checked into the jw marriott as paying guests wednesday and assembled the many bos in their room using homemade explosives. yesterday morning they split up to carry out the attacks. indonesia is the world's most populous muslim nation and is no stranger to terrorist attacks. in 2002 more than 200 people most of them foreigners were killed by bombings on the resort island of bali and in 2003 a massive car bomb in the front entrance of the very same jw marriott killed 12. no group has claimed responsibility yet for yesterday's attacks but suspicions lie with al qaeda affiliated group jemaah islamiyah who have carried out many previous tacks. indonesia has been relatively calm for the last few years as the

in new york entertainment attorney walker and jeffrey toobin who has been walking it all for us for manyith stewart. stewart, you were there. describe the mood for us. give us a sense what it felt like in that room? >> i thought kenny or taga did a marvelous job. it struck just the per feint tone between the performing arts, entertainment aspect and me nor alemotional aspect. he did a fabulous job. the it was palpable, people hanging off every word. it was marvelously done. i enjoyed it very much. >> amazing. he did it in such a short period of time t. rehearsals and getting people together. we are going to be talking to kenny or taga. james, you know the family and they have been at odds but today came together. >> this is incredible. i talked to a client and he said this is how you do a tribute. this is how you bring it together. the family is, i think, closer than people realize. there is bickering but in my observation they are much closer than people realize. today was vintage jackson family, why they are royalty in our community. it was a tribute to barry gordie in a lot of ways, j

, when this commercial helicopter burst into flames near hagerstown. 39-year-old george tutor and jeffrey nordaas were on board. neil booze is described as a true role model. >> this seemed like the perfect job for him. >> this video shows booth talking about his aviation company's upcoming charity event. >> i always used look up to him as a kid. >> its still is not clear if storms affected in this terrible accident. we're told the pilot, who has not been named, did have over 60. >>> here are more details on the crash. the helicopter was our robinson r-44. it was owned by advanced helicopter concepts, a company that primarily provides training and are based out of frederick municipal airport. if you plan to ride the blue line this weekend, listen up. between seat planet and the artery -- between seat pleasant and the armory, you should add 30 minutes. trains will share tracks. meanwhile, concerns over the red line are expanding. an ntsb member says he is concerned about the site of last month's crash. vernon rose calls the area vulnerable, since three types of trains all pass near the sam

jeffrey ross knows. he's spent his entire life studying those.hy should we be concerned about a felon's freedom? >> probably with most people getting out of prison, about 50% of them end up back in prison. they are coming back to our communities where it's difficult for them to find jobs, difficult for them to find a place to live. we must give them a helping hand when they come out. this book helps individuals who are getting out of prison. it helps also the relatives, their family, people who are in the helping community, get them a place to live, help them find a job and re-enter, reintegrate into society so it's less painful for them. >> you say in your book you want them to figure a game plan before they walk out >> no question about it. most prisons have a simple introductory kind of program for inmates just before they are about to leave but those are the basics. when they get out, really, it's a different world for them. the world has changed since the time they were first incarcerated. many of them don't know how to use the world wide we

jeffrey, a pleasure to have you with us today. >> thank you.it's great to be back. >> obviously the economy must be having an impact on las vegas. we've certainly seen that as evidenced by what the casinos' stocks are telling us. what do you see in terms of attendance? >> here's what i can tell you. it may be a surprise but the world series of poker which just concluded on wednesday had its biggest and best year ever. we had more than 60,000 entrants, more than ever before, and we crossed the $1 billion mark in terms of total prize money awarded over the last 40 years. if you're looking for something recession proof it's poker and the world series of poker. >> why do you think that is? >> i think poker is truly a global game. it's america's game. demand for the wsop has never been higher. poker players measure themselves against each other by how many wsop gold bracelets they have and the only place you can get them is at the world series of poker. and i think that what we experienced over the last 50 days and the 57 events we had, ten of which

jeffrey brown begins our coverage. >> porter: president obama wraed up a week of european trel with a final news coerence at the g-8 summit in l'aquila, italy. mr. obama said the g-8 lders are giving iran two nths to start talkingseriously about the country's nuclear progra >> we remaiseriously concerned abo the appalling events surrounding the presidenal election. an we're deeply troubled by t proliferation risksran's nulear program poses to the world. 've offered iran a path towards assuming its rightf ace in the world. but with that right com responsibilities we hope iran wilmake the choice to fulfillhem, and we wiltake stock of iran's ogress when we s each other this september at the g- meeting. >> poer: before heading off to gha, the president stressed the importance africa of a ew commitment to food securi. >> ere is no reason why africa cnot be self-sufficient when it comes to food. have family members who liv in villages-- ey themselves a not going hungry-- but live in villages where hunger is real. and so, this is something th i unerstand in very personal terms, d if you talk

we will examine with cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin, who calls today the super bowl, the super bowl for legal geeks. we'll be right back. >>> let me ask you a question. what other network's senior legal analyst has their name dropped at the sotomayor hearings? none. but ours, jeff toobin. joining us now from washington. i'm bragging on you, man. >> sheldon whitehouse, aptly named. he's got a future, that guy. >> brilliant, right? i say that about the folks that say nice things about me, too. >> absolutely. >> i know you watched this thing all day. i'm interested in your take, i don't know, did you see my interview with senator from texas -- >> cornyn. cornyn. >> cornyn. i asked cornyn, there's two things to consider here. what she has said from time to time and her record. he seemed to be saying that he's just about giving as much import to what she said as her record. that was interesting. >> well, it is interesting, because there's a lot more for republicans to work with with her speeches, with her off the bench comments, which have been far more controversial than her rulings, wh

jeffrey nordaas not only had his pilot's license, but was certified to train pilots. his older brothers say he was a fantastic individual. his brother released a statement saying, in part, he made people around him feel better. we will truly miss him. >> niall booth was the c.e.o. consulting -- booth was a native northeast england. he coached a youth rugby team and was a master swimmer who competed in the 2006 world championships. in booth was the director of flights for hope, a charity formed by the advanced helicopter youth foundation. authorities identified the fourth passenger as 48-year-old kim felix of new market. she was the test manager for -- sthe had been active with girl scouts, cheerleading, and the p.t.a. funeral arrangements are incomplete. wbal tv 11 news. >> we have continuing coverage of the helicopter crash on our web site, wbal tv.com. there you will find video from the scene as well as video of statements. >> council member moxley was taken into custody friday morning. he was involved in a four-car accident that injured one person. authorities say