jurors hearing the remaining tapes of the interview he gave to the lapd. murray describing how he consoled mother kathryn jackson after she was told he was rushed to the hospital and died. >> he's not dead, is he? the doctor said yes. and she broke down. >> reporter: kathryn jackson breaking down again in court as the tapes continued to recall that day. murray recounting how he broke the news to michael's children. >> they were really weeping. i stayed there and hugged them all and give comfort. >> reporter: the tapes allowing murray to give his version of the events that day without exposing himself to cross examination. lapd detective says he and his partner didn't know much about jackson's death before talking to murray. the interview transformed the investigation from a death inquiry into a homicide investigation. >> we didn't have any answers so it was more of an interview and wasn't an interrogation. >> reporter: on cross examination the defense showing dr. murray had nothing to hide. >> did we make limb takes on the questions you could ask? >> no, s

at lapd -- at lapd, i oversaw reform in the wake of police misconduct.i served in mesa, ariz., where i spoke out against anti-immigrant use of the local share. i showed that police could more effectively reduce crime by working with immigrant communities rather than scapegoating them. during my tenure in mesa, ariz., crime drop by approximately 30%. i also created the first lgbt community advisory group to make sure their concerns were being heard and addressed. as san francisco police chief, i would work to reduce crime to its lowest levels since the 1960's. as the district attorney, have strengthened coordination between the district and at least apartment to make the community safer. i believe we must aggressively prosecute violent crimes and make sure that those who remain a threat to society remain behind bars. we must work to prevent crime by working with our youth and providing alternatives to incarceration for adults. i am a diverting low-level offenses to new records to make sure victims are made whole and perpetrators face appropriate consequen

and lapd has the perimeter? let's take the house. (man yells) what do you want from me?!thing! fbi! fbi! fbi! fbi! one more step and he's dead! elaine, nobody's doing anything. nobody's gonna move until you and i talk. about what? you know why i'm here. you know what i have to do. i know what happened. i know your husband hurt your daughter. he lied to me. he promised he'd never touch susan! okay, i want you to think about your kids. your children do not want you to do this. this man never touched your daughter. what about the other daughters?! i have to stop them! no! what difference does it make? if i kill him or not, they're gonna shoot me anyway. elaine, no one's gonna shoot you. listen to me, we have proof. we have his words on his computer. we know why he came here. he's not walking out of here a free man. put down that knife and he's going to jail. and there's nothing you can do to him that isn't going to be worse in there. (crying): just don't... just... okay. you okay? yeah.

jurors hearing the remaining tapes of the interview he gave to the lapd.ray describing how he consoled mother katherine jackson after she was told the king of pop was rushed to the hospital and died. >> ' not dead, is he? and the doctor said yes and she broke down. >> reporter: katherine jackson breaking down again in court as the tapes continued to recall that somber day. miry also recounting how he broke the news to michael's children. >> then they really were weeping, really weeping. i said i have them all, give them comfort to paris, comfort to prince, comfort to blanket. >> reporter: the tapes allowing murray to give his version of events that day without exposing himself to cross- examination. the lapd detective admits he and his partner didn't know much about jackson's death before talking to murray. it helped transform it from a death inquiry into a homicide investigation. >> we didn't have any answers so it was more of an interview. it wasn't an interrogation. >> reporter: on cross- examination, the defense trying to show dr. murray had nothing to

i'll call lapd. hey, charlie... what? stay here. ( sirens wailing ) ( tires squealing ) officer ( on p.a. ): michelle collins. the road is a dead end. get out with your hands up. officer: get your hands off the wheel and step out of your truck! don't shoot us! my child's in the car! what are you doing? suspect's got our missing girl. suspect? michelle collins. she's wanted for parental kidnapping charges and drug trafficking. that's lamberg's wife. where's the other car? the blue bmw? lamberg killed an fbi agent. your suspect is a victim! hey, lower your weapons. david: we called it in. nobody in your office notified you? no, we're working on a tip. that's lamberg. romero, he's been using you to help him find his daughter. turns out this guy's a pedophile. are you okay? michelle: he was chasing us. i'm sorry, you can put your hands down. come out of the car. oh, you must be libby. it's okay, honey, it's safe now. oh, yeah. come out with me and mommy. oh, and you had to come out of the house in your pajamas. let's get you

this is with the grateful banks of the lapd and huge anti-immigrant block.grapes of wrath or seen the film? you remember preacher casey, the x preacher who becomes a union organizer and is consequently murdered by the vigilantes' in the higher of the associated farmers. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> something interesting happened about now. woody guthrie is listening to the radio really critically. all the migrants gather and he is hearing the big hit of the year. his hero's taking the baptist hymn this world is not my home which you may know. give you a sense of it sentiment. ♪ this world is not my home ♪ i am just passing through ♪ ♪ >> woody guthrie loved the family and american church music but hated the sentiments of songs like that. i am pretty sure he would have had a little angel of joe hill jumping on his shoulder saying in a situation like this here is what i would do with that song. something like this. ♪ ♪ >> the mark of joe hill all over it. during the depression woody gets particularly angry at songs coming out of the great american songboo

. >>> the lapd is red-faced after announcing 30 guns have been stolen from a s.w.a.t. training center. officials admit the training weapons, including 21 submachine guns, can be converted back to lethal use. >>> and according to nbc affiliate wwbt in richmond, virginia, a truck filled with $200,000 worth of equipment for the president, including his podium, was stolen ahead of a campaign-style stop in virginia. the vehicle was later recovered. it's not clear if anything was taken, but officials say no classified information was inside. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,397 after dropping 247 points yesterday. the s&p was down 23 points. the nasdaq fell 52. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei dipped 137 points, while in hong kong, the hang seng plunged 797. >>> when european leaders promised to solve the region's debt crisis in less than a month, it sounded too good to be true. and it turns out, it was. the painful reality is that the broad rescue plan will not come this week a

jurors hearing the remaining tapes of the interview he gave to the lapd.y describing how he cob sold mother cath rip jackson after she was told the king of pop was rushed to the hospital and died. >> he is not dead, is he and the doctor said yes. and she broke down. >> reporter: katherine jackson breaking down again in court as the tapes continued to recall that somber day. murray also recounting how he broke the news to michael's children. >> then they really were weeping, really weeping. i said i have them all, give them comfort to paris, comfort to prince, come to blanket. >> the tapes allowing murray to give his version of the events without exposing himself to cross-examination. lapd detective scott smith admits he and his partner didn't know much about jackson's death before talking to murray. the interview helped transform the investigation of jackson's death from a death uninquiry into i homicide veeftion. >> we didn't have any answers so it was more of an interview. definitely not an interrogation. >> reporter: the defense trying to show dr. murra

a veteran lapd homicide detective took this photograph and sent it out on twitter. it shows the body of a murder victim in the city's neighborhood covered by a sheet. a blogger took issue with the posting. >> okay, i understand it's not an easy job but you have to have that -- keep up that level of being professional. >> reporter: the detective who posted it is a 30 year veteran and said peetweets to raise awareness about the victims of gang violence in the south la community. he doesn't believe he did anything wrong. >>> the protesters seem determined to hold their ground. where police tried to evict them today and the evidence that the movement is set up for a long stay. >>> the aftermath of a deadly boating accident. what witnesses are telling investigators might have led to the death of three women. >> beautiful temperatures all weekend long and a warm up in store as we start the workweek. how hot we will get all over the bay area in just a bit. ,, [ male announcer ] one-hundred-nineteen data points. this is what we can gather from an ordinary crash test dummy.

. >>> the lapd is red-faced after announcing 30 guns have been stolen from a s.w.a.t.ining center. officials admit the training weapons, include 21 submachine guns can be converted back to lethal use. >>> and according to nbc affiliate wwbt in richmond, virginia, a truck filled with $200,000 worth of equipment for the president, including his podium, was stolen ahead of a campaign-style stop in virginia. the vehicle was later recovered. it's not clear if anything was taken but officials say no classified information was inside. >>> according to a new poll, anti-wall street protests have won broad support among new york city voters. the survey found that 67% agree with the occupy wall street demonstrations. last night on the "rachel maddow show" barney frank weighed in with his thoughts on the movement. >> it is the prerequisite, i hope, for people getting together and voting and engaging things. and i understand some of the people that occupy wall street are kind of critical about it. they think that's conventional politics. well, you know the most successful organizat

i walked with the lapd for 20 years, walking some of the toughest neighborhoods and working in community is very similar to the ones where i was raised. i taught ethics reform in the wake of the and -- i oversaw ethics reform in the wake of a major police scandal. was able to effectively reduce crime in what i thought was one of the most toxic, racist environments in the country. our work and creating an lgbt community forum for the first time in the city. as the chief of police in san francisco, i was able to bring homicide rates down to 1860 levels. there were 97 homicides in the city. i came in the middle of 2009. there were 20 homicides this year. we were able to bring it to 50% -- to over 50% from being down 23% and here we have the highest referral rid of cases in six years. as your d.a., i am committed to working closely to dealing with violent crime. we have prosecuted eight out of nine homicide cases this year. i have also worked to create neighborhood courts to bring low-level offenses out of the courtroom, and drug courts. >> i want to start by thanking the lead and bar and fo

lapd's been looking for him since the tarzana killing.kay, so maynard and quilty set up gordon with phone numbers of potential victims. see if they picked any new victims. i mean, if we can't find gordon, let's find out where he's going. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come on, take me to your home. ( loading clip ) demento: there's the volvo. skinhead: this family will not know what hit them. ( tires screeching ) i got the driver, you get the girl! out of the damn car! get out of the car now! get out of the car! drop the gun! drop it! ( agents all yelling ) don't move! get your hands behind your back! ( skinhead grunts ) ( grunts ) get him up. ow! what the hell is that? megan: shut up, can't you see the baby's sleeping? charlie: marshall. eppesy. i just thought you might like to know that your insight on the subset commonality helped the fbi catch three murderers. wow. that's, uh... that's, that's great. so, thank you for your help. you're welcome. i hope you understand, i didn't work on the eppes convergence because of you. i did because, uh... well, because

at the time of brice's murder, lapd focused on three suspects. they're all hoover park gang members. they had all made threats against brice. carlos alvarez, jesse orosco, and peter mendez. i have the murder file on orosco and jesse right here. he was gunned down one week after the brice slaying. so orosco was victim number two in the shooting chain. yeah. wait a minute. where's the file on the community center volunteers? it's right over here. why? what do you got? this kid, orosco, at the time ofhis murder, he was a suspect in another drive-by-- one that killed a 15-year-old kid named brian owens. kid's father john works at the community center. really? he was present at all the gun buy-backs. so this guy's son gets shot in a drive-by. he sets off a shooting chain that ends up killing the gangbanger that's responsible. only the killing didn't stop there. ( indistinct police radio transmission ) ( helicopter circling ) spotter says owens is inside alone. i tried calling, but he's not picking up. colby: the dude's armed for sure. talked to one of

lapd detective orlando martinez testifying about what eyewitnesses said the day of jackson's death and how their story changed. randy phillips, the promoter of jackson's this is it tour, the defense wants to portray a jackson desperate to perform because his finances were a shamble. and dr. paul white, who the defense hopes will say that propofol is safe to use for sleep, and jackson could have self-injected the fatal dose of propofol. this afternoon, detective martinez, the first of the big witnesses, admitted that michael jackson's bodyguard, who testified in the prosecution case that dr. murray ordered him to hide propofol bottles, did not say that during his first police interview. >> did you ever hear mr. alvarez mention anything putting away vials for dr. murray? >> no. >> reporter: the defense strategy -- concede dr. murray's negligence, but deny that the propofol and sedatives dr. murray administered alone killed michael jackson. >> they're going to try to show demonstrably that propofol at the levels that they say were administered could not have caused the death. >> reporter:

the first defense witness was lapd detective orlando martinez.e admitted that michael jackson's bodyguard who testified for the prosecution, that dr. murray ordered him to hide propofol bottles, did not say that during his first police interview. >> did you ever hear mr. alvarez say anything about putting away vials for mr. murray? >> no. >> reporter: one of jackson's physicians testified the pop star requested sleep medications about two months before he died. but denies prescribing propofol. >> he asked me about intravenous sleep medicine. i think he used the word juice. i don't think i heard the word of a specific medication. >> reporter: so far, the defense team called six witnesses. they have nine more to go. a essential part of the strategy will be to show that michael jackson was addicted to propofol. and that he brought about his own fate. in new york, duarte geraldino. rob and yunji? >> thanks. >>> a major investigation by "the boston globe" finds widespread fraud at fish stores and restaurants. the five-month probe showed that half of t

expected to testify, a police computer expert along with an investigator from the coroner's office and lapdetective. a lot to come -- >> a lot of folks. hopefully they'll get to stand and use their instrument to tell the truth. let's hope i do that. >> a serious actress, rob. >> very. >>> all right. in other news. to a just-released abc news poll that shows americans may have more confidence in the president's employment proposal. 49% say they trust the president when it comes to creating jobs. that is a nine-point gain from last month. 34% say they trust congressional republicans. but just 35% approve of the way president obama is handling unemployment, and 35% approve of the way he's handling the economy. that is an all-time low. >>> and we now know that president obama will not face new jersey governor chris christie in next year's election. christie has dashed the hopes of many by now officially saying he will not run, at least not next year. here's abc's scott goldberg. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie admitted he's been flirting with a presidential bid, but in the end h

lapd detective orlando martinez may also take the stand ...the officer who conducted that interview. giving testimony right now is elisa flak the l.a. county coroner who identified numerous vials' and bottles of medication that the prosecution laid out. the prosecution may also call dr. christopher rogers who conducted the autopsy on michael jackson. >>she is one of the most familiar faces in the republican party ... but you will not see sarah palin and the gop presidential race. she announced yesterday that you not be running for president in 2012 and a letter to supporters and a radio interview she said from the considerations are a major factor in her decision not to seek the republican presidential nomination tea party conservatives to congress governorships and the white house. >>and medical watch a key step in stem cell therapy ... for the first time american scientists have used cloning techniques to create a embryonic stem cells. those researchers inserted genetic material from adult skin cells into on fertilized human eggs a. but unli

lapd is handling this matter, back to work for arnold schwartzeneggar. he's back to acting in the new film "the last stand". he tweeted quote fantastic first day, and big thanks to the crew, keep up the great work z let's hear it for the boys. men scored big last night with dancing with the stars. and the best scores of the season. and they had the crowd on its feet earning them their first 10. >> this is just tough, nonstop, every time we run it we'd be like oh! >> find fought that hard work paid off on "dancing with the stars" tonight. for more interviews log on to otrc.com. >> and still ahead this afternoon, clever little dog figuring out how one can play at that game. >> and later at 4:30. >> i've never seen an uglier bus. >> why john mccain offended by president obama's bus tour. >> then at 5:00 a new controversy over a sexually transmitted virus linked to cancer, why women over 30 may h@@ >>> they're fall smaul and they can save your life. abc 7 kicked off a second annual campaign to distribute smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors to those in

this is lapd business. >> what a treat. do you have advice for me?ible at these things. >> you need to dress up a little better. >> better than this? i am wearing a tie. >> where is your costumes? >> this is not a costumes. you have amazing interviews from weird looking people. these are for kids. you are asking people for their id's and you go in the booth. what's the booth? >> we have everyone's pk tours out here and the more interesting in there. we don't have to protect anyone under 18. but we have to see id because it is interesting. i cannot wait to see this. give it to me buffalo style. i just need a good huff. i am here with my favorite super hero, goth man. >> worldly prince pan. >> same difference. got man, apart from clubbing what are your powers. >> pro dominating. perhaps a prolonged depression, is that part of your powers? >> the man, the myth, the legend. stan lee, father of most of the marvel characters. and the hair plugs never looked worse. >> we have yoshi in here too. >> if you and yoshi are the meat in this sandwich. >> wonderful

attorney said she is skeptical of the additional cases frvment day -- from day 1, we've heard the lapdld be trying to solve every unsolved mystery. she says this is an attempt to taint the jury pool and make him look gety for every unsolved crime in the city. >> reporter: franklin has pled guilty -- not guilty to 10 counts of murder. >>> saturday night's blast claimed the lives of six people and killed two others. no cause has been given. but. >>> allegations of public harassment are following herman cain. cain is denying the decades old accusations. >>> in all of my over 40 years of business experience, running businesses and corporations, i have never sexually harassed anyone. >> an anonymous source told politico, it happened in 1990. the candidate insisted, an investigation turned up no evidence to support the claims. >> i was falsely accused of sexual harassment. >> cain called this a witch hunt as they were pry -- trying to promote his 9-9-9 tax plan. >> yes, it's a bold idea and a bold plan. but america can't wait. >> reporter: cain is coming under more scrutiny now. >> during a

two lapd detectives and a doctor who believes propofol did not kill michael jackson. >> rumors are swirling that the university of maryland's main campus is about to merge with its baltimore city campus. >> what does that mean for the students at for the people who work there? we will try to get some answers and education a large. >> i bet you did not know that one of the spooky as hotels in the country is right here. i will have the story comi >> right now is 5:30, controversy for the university of maryland -- its main campus with the baltimore city campus. we try to figure out what that might mean for jobs and students. >> how do you birch two campuses that are in two completely different locations? tim tooten joins us live downtown with a little more information. >> i hear what you are saying. a hearing today in baltimore is at least trying to set some of the ground rules. >> de jobs here in baltimore, a win-win. baltimore city being the only city in the nation that has two top-10 research universities within its borders. >> mike miller is beating the charge to study a possible merger be

mark fuhrman, retired detective, lapd and joey jackson is with us. criminal defense attorney. gentlemen, welcome. thanks for being here. a phone call from the irwin's phone at about the time that the baby lisa goes missing. what do you make of that? >> well, the phone call, judge, we know it was made. it is absolute. the police say they have the records. >> judge jeanine: agree with that joey? >> i agree it was made. after that i disagree. >> we know it is made and we have the mother deborah bradleye adamant that she didn't make the phone call. the phones were all taken with the baby and the lights left on except for the baby's room which was dark. the recipient has a 50 second phone call that leaves no message and no voice. >> what is amazing here, mark, is that the recipient says she didn't answer and didn't know who called and what was said and doesn't know who answered it. how could see not know who has her cell phone? >> what is the relevance of all this. what does it mean to the further investigation. >> judge jeanine: this is the night the baby disappeared. >> what do w

from day 1, we heard that the lapd would be investigating every unsolved mystery. no bodies were found in three of the cases. this is an attempt to taint the jury pool and make him look guilty of every unsolved crime in the city. >> franklin has pleaded not guilty to 10 counts of murder. >>> in california, a store owner is behind bars, charged with overcharging for the price of a drink. one of the customers allegedly purned -- punched the owner. that's when he opened fire, shooting one in the chest. the other tried to run bur the owner shot him before he could escape. >>> bastrop county, texas goes up in flames. now, more than two months later, we get a rare look inside the fire moment afers it started. take a look as this county sheriff tries to respond to a call for help. the fire destroyed at least 1500 homes and blackened more than 15 square miles, killing people over labor day weekend. >>> parents, you might want to think twice before packing your children a juice box. they can have as much sugar as a candy bar. >> candy, but you don't eat candy. >> reporter: