he served as joe jackson's attorney in the wrongful death case. first, let's get the latest from the courthouse with msnbc news correspondent kristen dahlgren. kristen, thanks for coming on the show. >> reporter: hey, there, al. it's 2 1/2 years since michael jackson's death since you spoke at his funeral. and today we finally did hear the verdict in association with his death. dr. conrad murray, found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. want to play for you that moment inside the courtroom. >> we, the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant, conrad robert murray, guilty at of the crime of involuntary manslaughter, in violation of penal code section 192, subsection b, alleged victim, michael joseph jackson. >> reporter: we're told that that scream there inside the courtroom was from michael's sister, la toya. during the verdict, conrad murray sat pretty quietly, showed little emotion as the jury was polled. he did look at them. he was then handcuffed and remanded immediately into custody. his sentencing will be on november 29th. he c

. >>> michael jackson's father, joe jackson was in the courtroom today for the trial of dr. s murray. the prosecution has been cross examining paul white. >> the michael jackson came to you and indicated that he would like to hire you to administer propofol to him, to put him to sleep each night in his bedroom, would you do it? >> absolutely not. >> closing arguments in the case could start this this week or next. >>> and we had high temperatures in the 80s but there's cooler weather on the way and rain in your extended forecast, i'll have details coming up. >> and coming up, right after the forecast, we will tell you who doctors now say should receive regular hiv testing. new tonight at 11:00 if you are wonder how long that candy will stay good that you collected tonight. we have tips. dark chocolate can be stored for up to two years in kept in foil and in a cool dry place, and milk and white chocolate, candy corn in an unopened package and there are websites that help you get rid of the unwanted candy tash. we have links, and you can find a candy buy back program. where the

we just saw katherine and joe jackson come in along with jermaine jackson. we're anticipating more members of the jackson family as well. we have not seen any of the defense attorneys come into the courthouse. a source close to the defense team i talked to just a few minutes ago said that dr. murray is on his way here, but no sign yet of anybody from the defense side. but outside the courtroom, as you might expect, a lot of anticipation and the crowds that we have seen throughout this trial have grown exponentially and so has security, lapd now helping out the los angeles county deputies here with security. >> sunny, let me get back to you because we mentioned the family is there. i've been in court with the family, the jackson family. you have latoya jackson, janet jackson, michael jackson's parents sitting there in court just feet away from this jury. what type of impact does the jackson family being in that courtroom every day so close to them have on that jury? >> i think that you can't underestimate the il pampact of family like the jacksons, the celebr

michael jackson six years ago, a charge of child abuse and found not guilty, catherine jackson and joe jackson were a constant presence in the courtroom. jermaine jackson has let it known how the family has been feeling, and how upset they were during the day of the photograph of his dead body, shown in the court room, lying on a stretcher in the hospital. he was lifeless. the family found that extremely upsetting. >> apart from what the doctor did or failed to do, what do we know about his background and what might happen to him, whichever way this verdict goes? >> he is a cardiologist. he had his men practice in texas. he also practiced in nevada, in las vegas, where michael jackson and his children first came into contact with him. the children went to the doctor and it was dr. murray, and he got to know michael jackson. he is well respected by his patients in texas. a number of those patients came to court to support him. they say he went far beyond what a regular doctor would do. he would spend as much time as he could with his patience. a lot of those patients described how he became the

joe jackson saying cryptically -- >> there's more. >> reporter: and la toya exprsing pleasure at the verdict. what do you think of the verdict? >> justice was served. >> reporter: the jury heard 49 witnesses and saw nearly 400 exhibits in all including jackson's voice recorded by conrad murray's cell phone like no one outside his inner circle had heard before. >> i want them to say, he's the greatest entertainer in the world. >> reporter: and while conrad murray did not testify, the jury did hear his voice too, talking to police two days after jackson's death telling them, michael was desperate to sleep and begged him to give him milk or as it's known in the operating room, propofol. >> i agreed at that time that i would switch the -- over to the propofol. >> reporter: the impact witnesses, paramedics and er doctors who said conrad murray never mentioned propofol to them while they attempted to save jackson's life. the bodyguard who said dr. murray wanted him to hide evidence before calling 911 and the medical experts who said propofol should never be used in a home setting. that the

joe jackson saying cryptically. and latoya who had tweeted earlier that michael would be in court with her, expressing pressure with the verdict. >> wonderful. absolutely. justice was served. >> reporter: the jury heard 49 witnesses and saw over 400 exhibits. they heard michael jackson's voice like no one in his inner circle had heard before. >> he's the greatest entertainer in the world. >> reporter: and while conrad murray did not testify, the jury did hear his voice, talking to police two days after jackson's death, telling them michael was desperate to sleep, and begging him to give him milk, or as it's known in the operating room, propofol. >> i agreed at that time that i would switch the -- over to the propofol. >> reporter: it was a decision that cost dr. murray his livelihood and his freedom. the judge immediately sending him to jail, awaiting his sentencing on november 29th. jim avila, abc news, los angeles. >>> how much time will murray serve? we'll get into that with our legal experts on "good morning ame

joe jackson saying cryptically, "there is more," and la toya who tweeted earlier that michael would be in court with her, expressing pleasure at the verdict. >> justice was served. >> reporter: the jury heard 49 witnesses and saw nearly 400 exhibits and heard jackson's voice recorded by conrad murray's cell phone, like no one outside his inner circle had heard before. >> i want people to say he's the greatest intertanker in the world. >> reporter: and while conrad murray did not testify, the jury did hear his voice, talking to police two days after jackson's death telling them michael was desperate to sleep and begged him to give him milk or as it's known in the operating room, propofol. >> i agreed at that time that i would switch the -- over to the propofol. >> reporter: it was a decision that cost him his livelihood and freedom. he'll be sentenced on november 29th and could face up to four years in jail. >> all right, jim, who has been on the case and following it right through to the verdict and i want to bring in abc's legal analyst dan abrams because we were talking earlier today

. >> his father joe jackson showed two thumbs up as he left. dr.rray was immediately handcuffed and lead to jail. his lawyers say they will appeal. murray stands to lose his medical license and could spend up to four years when he's sentenced november 29th. >>> today the california supreme court will decide how far employers must go to make sure workers take breaks for meals and rest, required by state law. the key issue comes down to whether employers need only provide opportunities for breaks or whether employers must go further to ensure employees actually take breaks. this could affect your place of work. the outcome could affect thousands especially those in the food service industry. >>> california home prices are ready to begin recovering next year. the latest forecast predicts the median price after existing family home will jump 11 thaw% to more than -- 11 1/2%. by 2017 up 52%. recovery and home sales isn't moving as fast. the number of homes sold isn't projected to begin bouncing back until 2013. according to forecasts sales are expected

. >> you're not going to be a stage parent like joe jackson?ly not a good example. >> hello, mr. jackson. >> i'm scared of you sir. i will get him switched now. >> crazy. too late. yeah. so. >> what were we talking about? michael jackson. >> michael jackson. i'm in the process of putting together a fifth album right now, coming along really, really nicely. i'll be looking forward for it the top of the year. >> okay. >> the movie "red tales" that we spoke about before, that's finally in theaters january 30th. >> i welcome you to the 332nd fighter group. >> you're fighter pilots. >> the expectations placed upon you men are high. >> we have a right to fight for our country the same as every other american. >> what's your role going to be in that? >> i play andrew "smoky" salem. he is one of the fighter piles. he is from alabama. he plays guitar and chews an ungodly amount of tobacco. yeah. >> you wanted that role. >> for four months they gave me this black licorice that honestly i think i might have preferred the tobacco. it's the most disgusting

my father, actually, went to high school with joe jackson.my house, you can't say anything about joe jackson, michael jackson, any of the jackson clan. but i have real questions about what happened to that young man, how he was turned into a product. and i think it teaches some really important lessons to us, not just about michael jackson, but about the way we treat athletes in this country, the way we treat other pop stars. and especially, when they own the product themselves, what does that do to the psychological of a person? especially if they start that way as a young person. one other thing, the only thing i want to say, i know we're tight on time, i don't think we can get a fair trial when the victim is a celebrity. but these celebrity cases aren't representative of our criminal justice system. the system works in most cases, i worry about the presumption of guilty in these kinds of cases, but i do believe our system works in most cases, john. >> stipawrip away the personali this verdict will shatter the music world. >> and to that en

joe jackson saying cryptically. there is more. >> reporter: and la toya tweeted earlier michael would be in court with her expressing pleasure at the ver divenlgt. >> wonderful. absolutely. justice was served. michael was watching over us. >> reporter: the jury heard 49 witnesses and saw 400 exhibits. they heard jackson's voice recorded by conrad murray's cell phone, like no one outside his inner circle had heard before. >> he's the greatest entertainer in the world. >> reporter: while conrad murray did not testify, the jury did hear his voice, talking to police, two days after jackson's death. telling them, michael was desperate to sleep. and begged him to give him milk or as it is known in the operating room, propofol. >> i agreed at that time that i would switch the over to the propofol. >> reporter: it was a decision that cost dr. murray his livelihood and his freedom. the judge immediately sending him to jail awaiting his sentencing november 29th. jim avila, abc news, los angeles. >>> well, as jim avila said, m

not a pop icon, but a son and a brother. >> reporter: father joe jackson holding two thumbs up as he have to stay in jail until his november 29th sentencing. he faces maximum of four years in prison. prosecutors say he is going to lose his medical license. rob, sunny? >> thank you, diana. >>> michael jackson's parents and four of his siblings were in the courtroom to hear the verdict. they suggest there may be more to come. our coverage continues with kabc's rob hayes who spoke to members of jackson's family. >> reporter: with word that a verdict was reached, members of the jackson family made their way to the courthouse. when the jury's verdict was read, the crowd outside erupted. katherine jackson on the way out of the courthouse mouthed i'm happy, thank you. la toya jackson, a bit more animated as she stopped to speak with us. >> wonderful. absolutely. justice was served. michael was watching over us. >> reporter: in the hours after the verdict, la toya turned to her twitter account, tweeting victory! then, michael, i love you, and i will continue to fight until all are brought to

we said what that kid said to joe jackson, one of the players accused of fixing the 1919 world series"say it ain't so, joe." joe was a barely literate man who claimed he was duped by gamblers, but it is hard to believe that anyone who had an inkling of what was going on at penn state did not understand its significance. but they had bigger fish to fry: protecting a football program that brought millions of dollars and national attention to their school. paterno was a great coach who now says his heart goes out to the young victims. but it's a little too late for that. as the catholic church learned when protecting the institution is put ahead of protecting those it is intended to serve, it is eventually the institution that is put at risk. that is unfortunate but let us remember those the institution forgot, the victims, children who may have been scarred for life. they deserve to know those who wrongd them and those who knew about it are being brought to justice. yes, that includes the icons. back in a minute. ♪ [ male announcer ] we're not employers or employees. not white collar or

four brothers they played came over parties played baseball rode their bicycles >> recalls father joe jackson bright yellow volkswagen the most memorable vehicle on the block and says justice was done today conrad murray reckless in administering the potent surgical anesthetic propofol the more serious crimes says of violating his patient's trust >> never supposed to leave your side a doctor unless a trained nurse >> jackson was far from blameless >> he just got strung out got to the point >> sentiment many share about it like that took several sharp turns away from his indiana of bringing >> i hate to say he was a junkie but seemed he was made a chunky >> a group holding out hope and build a $300 million jackson family center in gary indiana facing many obstacles. >> thank you, a chicago woman the latest to accuse presidential hopeful herman cain of sexual harassment on like the first three woman's claims are specific and graphic. newsroom with more sean lewis >> sharon bialek not a stay at home mother in the northwest suburbs spent much of career sales and marketing around chicago area incl

now just a couple of seconds ago, joe jackson the father, the pay patrioarch of the family just got into his car. waiting for the rest of the jackson family. when the sentencing takes place, the judge could send dr. conrad murray to prison. he could lose his medical license as well. reporting live from the criminal courts building in downtown los angeles, i'm sandra hughes, back to you. >> again as you heard the judge could sentence dr. murray up to four years in prison, as well he could lose his medical license. we will continue to bring you the latest development overnights. >>> and the latest on the news from howard county where a shooting is under investigation. wjz has confirmed one officer fired his weapon at least once and no officers were injured. we do not know who the officer was firing from. we'll have updates on this breaking story coming up at new at 6:00. >>> today there's a new push to help a maryland man inprisoned in cuba. starting today activists are gathering in washington, d.c. volunteers hope their presence will eventually help set gross free. he was arrested in cuba

. >> it was a surprise because the family came here for most of the trial, and joe jackson, his father was not here and janet jackson was not here and they were here almost every day through the trial. the family did not say anything at all to and the children did t get to the podium, just a small statement from a family attorney and a small statement from michael jackson's mother, outside the courtroom. here is a clip of both. >> we are not here to seek revenge. there is nothing you can do today that will bring michael back. but we will keep the love in our hearts that michael embodied throughout his life. those are small statements one from inside the courtroom and one from outside, his mother says she wished the punishment could have been more than four years. >>shepard: dr. conrad murray was stoic, and the defense reaction? >>reporter: well, the defense reaction, they were stoic. you heard what was said inside about whether he is a greeter or a barrista he will be known as the man who killed michael jackson, and outside, he suggested that he felt the judge was unfair toward his cli

katherine and joe jackson anxious to learn the fate of dr. conrad murray. ey even got a hotel room near the courthouse. the jury must decide, did murray give jackson that lethal dose of propofol? casey wian joins us live from los angeles. good morning, casey. >> reporter: good morning, carol. of course, that is the key question the jury is trying to figure out and will be figuring out later this morning for the second day. and the prosecution says, of course, dr. conrad murray did, in fact, give michael jackson that fatal dose of the anesthetic propofol. the defense says michael jackson was a drug addict and injected himself. countering that, the prosecution says even if that's true, dr. conrad murray remains liable, basically because he's a doctor and he has that responsibility. now, this weekend, "in session's" jean casarez conducted an exclusive interview with another of michael jackson's doctors, a dermatologist named dr. arnold klein. she asked him about defense allegations that he allowed michael jackson to become addicted to another drug, demerol. >>

. >> reporter: however, brian oxman, attorney for michael's father joe jackson, claims aeg had deepercerns about the entertainer. >> he was too sleepy, he was taking medications which made him tired and unable to perform, >> reporter: on the afternoon of june 24th, jackson arrived at the staples center in downtown los angeles. ♪ >> reporter: rehearsals for "this is it" often ran late into the night. on the surface, the man many say was born to perform never looked better. was his voice getting stronger over a period of rehearsals? >> absolutely. >> was his dancing getting stronger? >> absolutely. >> his body? everything? >> absolutely. >> reporter: michael bearden, the musical director for "this is it," was on stage that last night. >> he looked back at me, after we did one number and he looked at me as if to say, "yeah, i'm michael jackson and i got this." you know, he looked really good and i teased some of the dancers when i see them because m.j. was 50 years old and they're like half his age and he still was wearing them out. ♪ >> reporter: on stage, always a perfectionist. off st

. >> reporter: however, brian oxman, attorney for michael's father joe jackson, claims aeg had deepert the entertainer. >> he was too sleepy, he was taking medications which made him tired and unable to perform, >> reporter: on the afternoon of june 24th, jackson arrived at the staples center in downtown los angeles. ♪ >> reporter: rehearsals for "this is it" often ran late into the night. on the surface, the man many say was born to perform never looked better. was his voice getting stronger over a period of rehearsals? >> absolutely. >> was his dancing getting stronger? >> absolutely. >> his body? everything? >> absolutely. >> reporter: michael bearden, the musical director for "this is it," was on stage that last night. >> he looked back at me, after we did one number and he looked at me as if to say, "yeah, i'm michael jackson and i got this." you know, he looked really good and i teased some of the dancers when i see them because m.j. was 50 years old and they're like half his age and he still was wearing them out. ♪ >> reporter: on stage, always a perfectionist. off stage, a leg

joe jackson saying cripcly and la toy 0who tweeted earlier mike app would be in court with her expressing pleasure at the verdict. >> wonderful. absolutely justice was served michael watching over us. >>reporter: jury heard 49 witnesses and saw nearly 400 exhibitsth. they heard jackson voice recorded by conrad murray cell phone. like nobody had heard before. >> i want to say tm this the is officials whale conrad murray didn't testify, the jury did hear his voice talking to police two days after jackson's death. telling them michael was desperate to sleep and begged him to give him milk or as known in the operating room propofol. >> i agreed at that time tl that i would search f for propofol. >>reporter: it was a decision that cost dr. murray his livelihood and his freedom. judge medley sending him to jail awaiting his sentencing on november 29. jim avila, abc news los angeles. >> much more ahead to bring enthusiastic monday here at 9:00. new sexual harassment claim against republican herman cain coming up. charge he refused to respond to while he was in the bay area today. >> and the firs

we'll have joe jackson's lawyer who has been a friend of the flame for 25 years.ked to the children of michael jackson today. we're going to hear from him. we're also going to talk about herman cain. of course, the press conference today was ritting. one thing that i was curious about, when the woman said that the night happened and she chose to not tell her boyfriend or her mentor ever, the exact details. is that something that helps or hurts her case. something that stood out to me. we'll be following that. tackling that angle of the story. did you know that 120 million americans live within 50 miles of a nauclear power plant? and erin brockovich will join us to talk about what's happening in the nuclear power plant zones. not something good. >> i bet it's not but i'm looking forward to it. we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> as she noted, an important new chapter in the sexual misconduct question surrounding herman cain. a fourth woman claims inappropriate behavior by cain when he was head of the national restaurant association. the first three made their okayi

joe jackson was in court yesterday. it remains unclear whether the doctor will take the stand.e will find that out today. he told the judge that he had not made a final decision and would advise the court today. yesterday, the prosecution to cross examined the expert for the defense. >> if michael jackson games you and indicated that he would like to hire you to administer propofol to him, to put him to sleep each night, would you do it? >> absolutely not. >>darya: closing arguments could start later this week. >>darya: the former city manager of bell california has filed a lawsuit against the city claiming that his contract was reached when the city stopped paying him his salary. robert russo says he is owed the pay with interest because he has not resigned his posts. he pled not guilty of embezzlement. he faces charges of fraud and misappropriation of funds. >>mark: the james lick is moving smoothly. we will get an update on our hot spot coming up. >>george: welcome back. we are tracking a hot spot in the east bay. 880 southbound past 23rd, at least three lanes of the freeway

michael jackson's father joe jackson was in court yesterday when the prosecution cross-examined dr. paul white, he is the defense expert on the anesthetic propofol. >> is michael jackson has become tune in and indicated that he would like to hire you to administer a propofol to have to put him to sleep each night in his veteran, would you do it? absolutely not. >>darya: closing arguments in the case could start later this week. >>mark: cost the former city manager for the committee of bell says his contract was breached with the city stopped paying his salary. rohr rizzo is saying he should be paid with interest because he hasn't been convicted of a crime or resigned his post. he is accused of planning to ski in the city out of a is of dollars. he has pled not guilty. he and other officials are facing charges of fraud and misappropriation of public funds. >>darya: we're back with more in a couple minutes. a live look at the standard tale bridge carried a lot of sunshine and not too much traffic. we will be right back. sphere fiske ask saw asked hawkeye hard-half and when >>darya: and

we did not see joe jackson go through the front door or janet jackson or the children.ot mean they're not knot courtroom. they could have gone up there the back door. conrad murray's family went through another door at the courthouse. once the prosecution is done the defense will have chance for their statements. conrad murray ace attorney told one of our producers inside as of right now they are not planning murray saying anything. doesn't mean he couldn't change his mind and say something, as of beginning of court his attorney told our producer that conrad murray was not planning on making a statement at today's hearing. once all the statements are done, judge pastor will lay down the sentence. it could be as much as four years behind ba in county jail, not prison but county jail. a lot of court observers believe it will be less than that since he has no prior convictions. on the day he walks into the countjail, theoretically today it will automatically be cut in half. he gets time served credit. so in some scenarios he could potentially only serve a couple of months

. >> the man in the sent are of the skren is joe jackson, father of michael jackson. he and his wife, katherine, are leaving. other members of the family are as well. can you see the huge crowd of camera photographers, and media outside the jackson family leaving. i wonder if they will stop off and say anything. right new it looks like they are just leaving, trying to get through the reporters, photographers, media and just folks who gathered outside the courtroom right there. well watch it very closely. just want to update our viewers who may just be tuning in. we are here in "the situation room." we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer reporting. we have a guilty verdict. dr. conrad murray convicted of one count of involuntary manslaughter. he will be sentenced for the death of michael jackson. we are waiting it hear from the jackson family. some members of the family. maybe we will hear from some of the jurors. well have breaking news coverage. we are also watching other important news here in the united states. in

jackson. >>> and remembering joe frazier, the final bell rings for the >>> and remembering joe frazier, the final bell rings for the champ, dead at age 67. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news," november 8th, 2011. thanks for joining us today. republican presidential candidate herman cain plans a news conference today to address the newest allegations of sexual harassment against him. the fourth woman is the first to go public. cheryl says cain made a sexual advance back in 1997. her allegations are explicit and specific. >> he suddenly reached over and he put his hands on my leg, underowards his crotch. >> in an appearance on the jimmy kimmel show, cain denied the charges. >> at least it wasn't one of the many that had the first name anonymous. so now this one actually had a name and a face. >> susan mcginnis is in washington with much more on this. good morning, susan. >> betty, good morning. now an accuser with a name and a face. this is going to accuracy the calls for herman cain to come forward and answer all the questions. he still flatly denies this and he will

new video into fox news at this hour, where joe and katherine jackson hopped out of the black cars and everyone escorted up the sidewalk into the courthouse and michael's brother and in the middle of all of that, you have about two dozen protesters on the front sidewalk of the superior court. we will show you a live picture of that, now, we have a camera in the middle of that group. some of them are holding "gety" signs saying put the handcuffs on dr. conrad murray, justice for michael, and others say "leave him alone." it took a little bit for word of the verdict to trickle out to the general public here. and that is when i noticed a little bit, just a little bit, of a ramped up police presence. the courtroom is on lockdown. everyone has been kicked out. all members of the press and spectators as we are less than an hour away from the verdict. >>shepard: we understand across the nation in new york, that if he is convicted dr. conrad murray may not spend any time in jail. >>reporter: that is because of a new california law where things of nonviolent felons are being sent to county jail

case here in about -- 10 minutes or some of we dough know the jackson family is here in force as they having been throughout the time. joekson, mother and father are here, as well as sister latoya about and brother randy stemming from the death mach in 2009, where the prosecution believes dr. murray gave michael jackson that fatal dose of appropriate physical. adam housley, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new this morning, there's good news from this week weak jobless report. the report says applications dropped to 397,000, bringing to to the lowest level in five years. this is only the third time since april that applications have fallen below the 400,000 mark. the labor department also says worker productivity rose at a rate of 3.1% last quarter. analysts say this is good for corporate profits and may lead to more hiring. >>> this morning's retail sales report shows slow spend engine october. analysts say that's a bad sign for merchants heading into the holiday shopping season. the result are based on revenue at stores that have been open for a year. they're considered to be a key indicator of a retailer's health. >>> cuba ju