joey jackson out of new york, esteemed defense attorney as well.ed the drug -- the dea, the drug enforcement administration, to ask them questions about diprivan. what i found out was that as we may have known already, it is not a controlled substance at this point. but they said that they are involved in the investigation in los angeles in regard to the death of michael jackson. for two reasons. number one, they have so much expertise into doctors and issues of medications. but number two, they have been looking to make diprivan a controlled substance for two years now. they want to look at this case to help determine if they should do that. to jason oshins, there are a lot of federal laws that cannot be brought against any doctor at all, because this is not a controlled substance. >> well, you know, a couple issues we're talking about. one was the question just asked by the caller in terms of the laws in effect. there are significant laws in effect. you talk about enforcement. that only comes forward when a situation like this comes to light. cer

joining us now, former prosecutor joey jackson, former d.c.liams, both are currently defense attorneys. joey, let me give you the first crack at bat, you are allowed to say pretty much anything you want as long as you are not firing a -- -- yelling fire in a crowded theater and after all it was a professor who was at his own home. send high allowed to be verbally abusive under the first amendment to sergeant crowell. >> chris: crowley didn't like it but first amendment. >> what it is, unfortunately the distinction between spikinger mind and disorderly conduct and i say it quite candidly this is moon and the -- mood and temperament of the police officer that day and e fact of the matter is, is that police officers have broad discretion in our daily lives and not withstanding the constitution and notwithstanding any other law, listen, these are this the people who enforce the law and no mattered what the laws say they are out on the streets and control the streets and they run the night so to speak and as a result can exact a pound of flesh if t

joining us now are former prosecutor joey jackson and legal analyst. welcome. your heart breaks. a horrendous home invasion story and then you see the children, a generous couple. joey, what are authorities doing now? they have two tracks? the investigation and the kids. >> it's horrific on so many levels. first as far as the kids are concerned, i am confident that the florida authorities will place them properly. they'll do what's in the best interest of the children. but the thing that's problematic is it's tough to keep a family of 17 together. so as a result of that, or at least 13 in terms of the children that were adopted, and so the fact that they will have no caring parent anymore because they're dead and the fact the kids will potentially be split up is gut wrenching and it will have long-term consequences. >> the suspect twist is so strange. eight people are being suspected of orchestrating this sloppy plan because they thought the surveillance cameras were not on. but the systems includes a man, who teaches children, a woman, pamela longwiggen who is a real estate broke

carter described the situation in florida where jackson and joey jepop another jackson security detail were alone in a hotel. he fell on his face learned he was intoxicated, hurt himself. carter said he later folk with jackson about an hour about his drug problem. he denied he had a drug problem. he said he wasn't comfortable getting him prescriptions he said he would be believing d -- leaving due to the conflict. -- >> with me in the studios stewart backerman the former michael jackson publicist and friend. robin sax in l.a. former district attorney. journalist journalling janeane fiero what do you think about the documents just read to you. would you consider this probative in terms of a criminal indictment? >> without a doubt. there's no question michael jackson was being given drugs and there's no way they could be legitimately prescribed just for him. doctors would have needed to use other names other vehicles other vessels through they could get judges from the pharmacy. we will know whether or not he actually died on the drug overdose and whether or not someone is responsible fo

hearts go out to her and hopefully with a jackson family, she will learn the true impact her father had on the world. >> reporter: also, joeyr tore down our division. thank you because you gave us hope. thank you, michael. thank you, michael. thank you, michael. >> then he said something that really got a reaction. he said to the children, your daddy wasn't strange, it was string what your daddy had to go there. >> yes, he did. and as we talk about what's in their best interest, imagine what they feel as people begin to judge their father over and over again and i thought that was an amazing moment for him to look at those children and say, there was nothing strange about your daddy, but it was strange what he had to endure. for marlon to carry that on, you guys don't know what it meant to be my brother. go to the store, a movie, the isolation, that all this fame came at a cost. i thought that was such a poignant moment and i really applaud him for taking that moment to address those beautiful children who love their daddy. >> so the conversation is, which moment is really going to stick with you today. i'm going to ask all

jackson. he's an amateur, and by amateur i don't mean in high school. he's a little bit over. he's tied with joeyar. he's still on the course. jackson has already tied the 36-hole scoring record with that 11 under par. so far jackson has made just one bogey the entire tournament. >> amateurs. women's british open, michelle wie in contention for birdie on 14. she was in contention. she's not anymore. shot a 76. how about this shot from katrina matthews. >> is this coming right at us? >> she had an eagle on 11. this is 12. >> a big setup for this one, so i'm guessing that... >> get in the hole! a hole in one, back-to-back eagles, and she is on top of the leaderboard at three under par. she's 39 years old from scotland. 17th player in l.p.g.a. history, mark to, record back-to-back's unless a round, fourth to do with it a hole in one. gregory got us all of that. >> information. >> thanks, greg. >> we stay current here at espnews. david beckham missed the galg yes's practice thursday at the home depot center because of back pain he said flared up a few days ago. becks says he hopes to resume training