today, las vegas. let's go to ted rolen. what is happening, ted. >> reporter: just within the last five minutes, an investigator with the los angeles police department said that we're finished here at the clinic and do not plan on coming back tomorrow. there's still some security here as they wrap up their search. they were here for almost eight hours. the other warrant was at murray's house. dr. murray was at that house when they showed up. in fact, he walked out and invited the inves gators in. they say they're completely cooperating. in fact they say today they cooperated at the house, where murray was helping them find items. that only lasted about three hours and all they took was one computer hard drive and some cell phones. this search here took as i say earlier, almost eight hours. obviously, they were meticulously looking through the records. >> this was a long time for eight hours. what did you see because the search warrant records are sealed. what have you seen out there? >> reporter: i was at both locations. the

in las vegas, nevada.aid it last night on the air, that more searches were going to be executed this week. you were exactly right. do we know when a judge signed off on this search warrant and do we know if and when it will become unsealed? >> reporter: we don't know when the judge signed off on it, but if you look at what happened in houston, it was unsealed very quickly. i think it was a day after they were finished with it, they returned the warrant and it was unsealed. that will be up to the lapd detectives whether they want to unseal this one. but we're trying to actually find it, which judge approved the search warrant. we haven't been able to as of yet here in las vegas. but we expect it to be the same scenario. we'll get more answers in the next day or two, particulars, not only what they were asking to find but what they actually found when they returned the warrant. >> exactly. let's go out to lawyers. susan moss out of new york. ray giudice, defense attorney out of atlanta. mickey sherman, crimi

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sands specifically than boring old las vegas.the only long march going is the communist chinese march to macau and the little red back has been replaced with edward r. burton. this is the chart that dan fitzpatrick, our go-to technician my colleague at realmoney.com where we both write, that's the subscription site to the street.dom where i'm chairman, is also someone you've probably seen on "fast money." fitzpatrick thinks lvs is a buy based on the technicals. he sees a huge break out here. a huge breakout. this is a very important move for him, okay? he doesn't think it's finished. las vegas sands originally broke above its 200-day moving average. that's what we're looking at. that's the long-term measure of a stock's trajectory and what money managers love to see and a lot of these guys have charts in the desk drawer, believe me. fitzpatrick loves the fact that the stock has closed in on the $10 level without breaking down because $10 is where a lot of legality sell orders live. the fact that the stock hasn't gotten crushed af

and las vegas. six days later, they raid the las vegas home of dr. conrad murray. they find a lot of stuff but they don't find the smoking gun of propofol. richard? >> i was just telling you, it's a huge mistake on their part. no matter what happened in terms of power struggle or anything like that, when you serve a search warrant on one area and wait six days and serve a search warrant on another individual. it's definitely there that he could have. he had six days to get rid of it. it was a huge mistake on their part. i don't know how it went down in terms of a power struggle. that's why whenever they do raids they always coordinate, boom, boom, they hit them at the same time. this person can't call that person, say get rid of the evidence. >> it's the element of surprise a raid brings with it. if it doesn't have the element of surprise, does it accomplish anythi anything? >> it doesn't, jane. that's consistent with the fact they never secured the crime scene in a timely matter. there were stories of moving trucks coming and taking things out of the house after h

breaking news from las vegas. police and federal drug agents are still searching the home and office of michael jackson's personal physician. they say it will take five hours. police searched murray's houston office last week. conrad murry is the doctor with jackson. sources with knowledge of the investigation says murray gave jackson propofol within 24 hours of his death. a nurse says he had insomnia and asked her for the drug. dr. drew pinsky said propofol can be dangerous to a patient with a history of substance abuse. >> it doesn't exist outside of a hospital. it's a doingous medicine that required careful monitoring. there isn't a protocol for insomnia that includes propofol. when combined with other things it's likely to cause breathing problems and has been associated with severe cardiac rhythm disturbances. >> they say the doctor never gave michael jackson anything that should have killed him. court documents show authorities searched his houston office last week as well as a storage unit. the l.a. coroner

is he in las vegas? >> reporter: he is in las vegas. according to a neighbor, he has been in las vegas for much of the period of the last few weeks. his attorney has said his life has been virtually miserable. he hasn't left his home, because every time he goes out he is encountered by people. he is -- has to deal with the public on a level which he has never felt before, and that is why he has stayed at home. neighbors say he has been in his home and in las vegas for much of this period while all this investigation has been circulating. >> all right. thanks for the new details. randi kaye has been covering the growing money battle over jackson's estate. the coroner's report and new information about what happened when paramedics first arrived in jackson's home after that 911 call. first the breaking news. >> reporter: anderson, we do have breaking news to tell you about. as you know, sources at along telling us that the toxicology report and the coroner's report and the autopsy results would be made public by the end of this week. now

landscape this morning, coverage from our las vegas station. >> reporter: federal agents raid the lasegas home and office of conrad murray, imagine's personal doctor. i'm steve woeford. >> action news has team coverage on today's news. >> we begin live near the doctor's home with more on what's been happening there. ben? >> reporter: police have yet to release the search warrant for the raid here at dr. murray's private home at red rock country club and his offices across town. we do know earlier he-the-rated his houston doctor offices and in that search warrant they claim there were looking for evidence of manslaughter. dr. conrad murray has remained closely in his -- this's just a white fence. you know, they have those. and there's metro in front of the house, they're there's security, there's some fan fans which i'm assuming they're trial seen vans. >> this woman is one of many residents in the cry club in the sights of the media microscope. >> he was actual -- >> law enforcement left dr. murray's home today reportly without the doctor, though neighbors say he was at home. a drug t

behind the bright lights of the las vegas strip there's a seedy underworld. >> seven dates tonight.ou're getting $100 bucks a date? that's pretty good. >> the reality is a lot of people come to las vegas and think think prostitution is legal so when they come here and it's an adult playground, think think that kids are for sale. >> couric: some of the kids are as young as 12, part of a massive work force of prostitutes-- some 35,000 strong-- who operate in casinos, clubs, hoe hotels, and the streets along the vegas strip. >> she's just west of the marquee now. >> couric: we spent one night with an undercover vice squad with the city's police department. six women were arrested in five hours. two of them under 18. >> how come you're down here on the strip this hour of the night? >> i'm just walking. >> just walking? there's a lot of bad things that can happen out here to a girl your age. you know that, right? >> couric: tina, who we disguised for her own safety, used to be one of those girls. raised by an absentee mother who worked as a call girl, she was lured into prostitution by a

natisha, did they search any properties in las vegas? >> we don't have a lot of information on that. we have a cnn reporter that says it looked like the las vegas office was completely shut down. there was a drape over the window and a note on the door that said to contact the building manager. it doesn't seem like that las vegas office is still in business. >> now, natisha, how much do we know about dr. murray and how long has he known michael jackson? what was their first contact? >> we know he's a cardiologist. we know that he met michael jackson back in 2006. providing care for one of michael jackson's children. and at that time michael jackson apparently started referring to dr. murray for medical treatment as well as they have a friendship according to conrad murray's pr spokesperson. but then he was also signed on once michael jackson signed on to do this tour with aeg, he was going to be his personal physician for that. he apparently conducted this very long, extensive physical that michael jackson underwent for that. getting him

las vegas fans up 50%. mgm is down 50%.s to what is going on in this topsy-turvy industry. jeffrey joins us, the commissioners of the world series welcome back. the economy must be having an impact. we see that as evidenced. what are you seeing in terms of attendance and participation? >> here's what i can tell you. it may be a bit of a surprise but the world series of poker which concluded on wednesday had its biggest year ever. total prize money awarded over the last 0 years. looking for something that's recessionproof it's poker and the world series. >> why do you think that is? >> i think that 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, 10 of which were sellouts, is a testament to the great demand for our product and for poker

he has offices in houston and las vegas.you know and remember from that video from last week, dea agents and local police searched his houston office just last week. now the lapd and federal agents are back here in las vegas to execute this. he is at the center of this criminal investigation according to court papers, a manslaughter investigation, though no charges have been filed yet. his lawyer maintains that he did nothing wrong, that he did not administer anything to michael jackson that would have killed him, though nbc news has learned through law enforcement sources that dr. conrad murray did supply michael jackson and administer propofol to michael jackson on the very day he died. and the ap is reporting that michael jackson had been using propofol, that's diprivan -- commonly known as diprivan -- to go to sleep. basically he'd go on this iv overnight and wake him up by taking him off the iv in the morning without being monitored which is extremely dangerous. >> dr. murray's lawyer when he said the doctor hadn't give

what do you like about las vegas? >> i like the entertainment. >> the entertainment? >> yeah. what's this? >> oh, i -- when i'm bored, i ride in the hallways of the hotel on this. i cruise the hallways late at night sometimes. >> you are joking? >> no, i'm serious. >> i soon learned that las vegas was full of uneasy memories for jackson. >> i had to share bedrooms with one of my brothers on the tours, and there was some action going on in my room every night. i could hear it. and i used to -- my job was to play sleep. and i was told by one of my brothers, no matter what, don't get up. don't open your eyes. i go, i won't, i promise i won't. so, i would hear these girls come in. and i would hear them say, "is that little michael?" my brother would say yeah. they'd say, oh, he's so cute." i heard everything. then i would hear -- >> what did you hear? >> with the girls? >> you heard them having sex? >> yeah. >> in the same bedroom as you? >> uh, let me see. um, sometimes, sometimes not. >> so on some occasions, you're lying down, pretending to be asleep, and your brother is having

that's according to the las vegas convention and visitors authority. and 10,000 new rooms are coming to vegas this year. a big gamble that analysts say will be hard for the properties to win. michelle? >> that's an interesting business decision. claire, thanks. >>> and just ahead on "the morning news" a deadly wrong-way crash in new york. >>> and a scary spinout. a hydroplane loses control during a race. >>> first, katie couric has a preview of tonight's ""cbs evening news."" >>> ten years ago colombia was in collapse. now, a dramatic turn around is under way. crime and kidnapping is down and law and order is being restored. we'll go inside the colombian jungle with a look at the success story tonight on the "cbs evening news." can i get it back? (announcer) ask your doctor how to help treat osteoporosis with once-a-month actonel. actonel is clinically proven to help reverse bone loss and can help increase bone strength to help prevent fractures. so you can get back some of what you lost. do not take actonel if you have low blood calcium, severe kidney

>> hattie kauffman in las vegas. thanks. >>> joining us also from l.a., is harvey levin, executive producer of tmz.com, who got an awful lot about this jackson story right in the last couple of weeks. >> good morning. >> how much trouble is dr. murray in? >> he's in a heap of trouble. the police have known this literally from two days after jackson died, when murray went to the lapd's detective bureau and told the police that he had administered propofol hours before michael jackson's death. that is when the police started treating this as a homicide. they have went back into the house and found hidden drugs, including propofol and found the iv stand, the day jackson died. he has been a target since the get-go. >> what do we know about all these aliases that michael jackson apparently used to help obtain drugs? >> well, we've known a lot about it, harry. and we've been doing a lot of stories about it. jackson used this, not just recently. we found records from 1993, where there were various aliases. he uses employees

what do you like about las vegas? >> i like the entertainment. >> the entertainment? >> yeah.hat's this? >> oh, i -- when i'm bored, i ride in the hallways of the hotel on this. i cruise the hallways late at night sometimes. >> you are joking? >> no, i'm serious. >> i soon learned that las vegas was full of uneasy memories for jackson. >> i had to share bedrooms with one of my brothers on the tours, and there was some action going on in my room every night. i could hear it. and i used to -- my job was to play sleep. and i was told by one of my brothers, no matter what, don't get up. don't open your eyes. i go, i won't, i promise i won't. so, i would hear these girls come in. and i would hear them say, "is that little michael?" my brother would say yeah. they'd say, oh, he's so cute." i heard everything. then i would hear -- >> what did you hear? >> with the girls? >> you heard them having sex? >> yeah. >> in the same bedroom as you? >> uh, let me see. um, sometimes, sometimes not. >> so on some occasions, you're lying down, pretending to be asleep, and your brother is having s

drew griffin, cnn, las vegas. >> it sounds amazing. >> a secret cave in a rock fountain, how cool if are a kid? >> that's where so many stars go and they can make a lot of money in vegas. >> he needed to make some money. >> eparentally he needed on to. he never got a chance. that's it for brooke and i. thanks for being here. be back tomorrow morning. >> bright and early. >>> "cnn newsroom" continues next -- >> you sound so enthusiastic, brooke. >> i love being here, t.j., thank you. >> all right, have a great day. >> thanks. >> sneak in a nap, maybe, so you can wake up bright and early again. thanks so much. >>> justice for the blood that has been spilled. freedom for activists in jail. that's what protesters are demanding. a small group turned out in seoul, south korea, they carried pictures of the brutal crackdown on the protests that followed iran's june 12th presidential election. a much larger group showed up outside the irani embassy in london. they wore green wrist bands. the color is for the opposition movent

. >>> loose in las vegas. you won't believe that sin stires departments are finding. >>> taking a look outside, meteorologist tim williams will be back with the first-warning weather forecast. complete coverage continues with don scott, mary bubala and first warning weather with marty bass and meteorologist tim williams. . >>> investigators in michael jackson's death is labeling the pop star an addict. search warrants targeted dr. conrad murray. they're looking into a manslaughter charge that charges him prescribing to an addict. >>> a new york city man remains remains in a coma while he was hit many the head with a tree branch while walking through central park. crews have been at work checking other tree limbs, the accident is unfortunate. >>> people who live in las vegas think they've seen it all but did not expect a tiger loose in their neighborhood. the tiger escaped from a magic act last night and into a resident's backyard. the big cat animal handlers were close behind and got him into custody without i

for houston, cooler but high humidity there. 78 in denver. 91 in salt lake. 98 in las vegas.nd 104 in phoenix. 63 in san francisco. and back out to the east, washington, d.c. and new york, into the 80s, 90s. boston with 84. tampa with 91. that is a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for "hln." >>> reality tv may have a bunch of new stars in the making. the so-called octomom has a contract for a tv show. and it is going to pay off for her kids. each one of them. >>> the mother of octuplets signed a contract to star in a reality tv show with her kids. each of nadya suleman's 14 children will get $250 a day during the filming, each. that means her family will get a quarter million dollars over three years. suleman signed with a european country that made "the biggest loser." also "breaking bonaduce." filming is expected to start in september. she gave birth to the world's longest surviving octuplets in january. >>> an investigation on to find out if employees at the l.a. coroner's office illegally leaked descriptions of michael jackson's body to the tabloids. vivid descrip

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jones told las vegas police he had close to $is 100,000 on him when he arrived at the strip club shortlym. >> pacman jones in the building. he told police he took $40,000 from this louis vuitton bag and converted it all to ones and it wasn't long before jones showered dancers with that money. first from off stage, later on stage. at one point jones was joined on stage by rap star nellie, to whom jones gave $10,000 in ones in exchange for larger bills according to jones' statement to police. jones then showered the dancers with money. a strip club ritual known as making it rain. but as the bills poured down, several dancers bent down to pick up the money, a move that apparently angered some, like rafer producer jermaine dupree, who took over the d.j.'s microphone. >> all right, listen, we're going to show you all how to make it rain. i'm jermaine, dupree, right. you all are here to dance. don't bend down and try to get your money. all right. don't try to get the money until i tell you all to get off the stage. you all just keep [bleeped] dancing. >> not long after dupree scolded the dance

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police officers searched the las vegas home and offices of dr. conrad murray. the latest development in the manslaughter investigation of murry, the private physician hired by jackson's concert promoters and with as with jackson when he died. >> looking through all the documents and everything else at this time and looking for anything that comes under the direction of what the search warrant itself states. >> reporter: according to dr. murray's attorneys. the investigators were looking for any records relating to jackson and his reported ail grasses. they seized cell phones and a computer hard drive. a seizure at a clinic where murray also works. they took a hard drive and documents from there. the coroner here in los angeles is expected to release details on michael jackson's death some time this week. they say they were asked by the lapd to hold off on any report pending the investigation. a law enforcement source tells cbs news, the investigation is entered around the powerful anesthetic propofol also known as diprivan. a finding showed dipri

this is the home michael jackson rented in las vegas a few years ago.nsiders say it was barren and creepy inside. his sister, janet, was shocked when she visited. also, an investigation into the possibility that the jackson family, brothers, sisters, mom, were planning an intervention to stop michael from abusing prescription drugs and others. new information on the way. stay with us. >>> we have exclusive new details on an intervention the jackson family tried to have with michael jackson that they were prepared to essentially confront him. what did they plan to do? who was involved? why didn't it work? drew griffin from cnn's special investigation unit has been working on this story for you. >> it was 2007. that was two years after michael jackson's trial for child molestation in california. a jury acquitted him e was scarred. he all by does appeared, first going to bahrain and then briefly to ireland. we were told he was happier but his career was going nowhere. this was a period when he rarely saw his family. sources tell us michael jackson became f

this time at his home and office in las vegas. we have more from los angeles. >> dr. conrad murray was at his las vegas home as a team of agents descended. >> we didn't call think doctor's office and tell them we were coming. >> reporter: murray's lawyer says they seized yes phones and a computer hard drive. he says murray assisted officers. >> whatever they needed at the residence they took and whatever they needed here they took. >> reporter: investigators armed with search warrants came to conrad murray's medical offices. among the items targeted are medical orders, orders for medication. anything that could tie him to the powerful anesthetic. >> the idea that a physician would be using it outside of a hospital session is almost unfathomable to me. >> diprivan is given by an iv drip and reququ es extensive moritongngequipment. dr. murray reportedly admitted he gave jackson the anesthesia hours before his death. >> if i have diprivan i will put on the death certificate homicide. >> he is facing anfrhe re oma charge of involuntary manslaughter to second degree implie

he lives in las vegas, she lives in california.ublicly at least in the mumblings of joe jackson, he's talked about him raising these kids along with katherine jackson. >> debbie rowe's lawyers have used as at least a negotiating ploy their interest in keeping joe jackson away from her two children because of his history, according to michael, of abusing his children. it doesn't sound like that issue was fully dealt with in this dispute. it may simply have been a negotiating tactic that debbie rowe's people actually don't care much about. it may be that joe jackson is not really involved. >> it doesn't seem that joe jackson has been -- he doesn't seem to exhibit much interest in these kids. >> if you ask joe jackson you'll get a confusing answer. >> that's what i glean from his public mumblings. it's hard to actually know, unless you get a full transcript. jeff toobin, appreciate it. thanks. >>> child custody battles painful, sometimes very ugly. go to ac360.com for an interactive guide for other celebrity custody battles. >>> were