judgments and liens against him. his biggest problem at the moment may be that he allegedly administered the dangerous drug propofol to jackson before he died. >> we believe that propofol was one of the drugs that was in michael jackson's system when he died. the autopsy report hasn't come out, so we can't be definitive on that. but the doctor did reportedly tell police that he administered this doctor you rug to jackson g before he died. so they want to see if there are any records how this doctor came in possession of it, are there purchase order, did he have any correspondence with michael jackson, what phone calls did he make the morning of his death. all these things so they can piece together a time line of what happened and when. >> as you engineers heard from jim, a source tells our sister network cnn dr. murray allegedly gave jackson propofol 24 hours before his death. murray had said the doctor never gave anything that should have killed him. dr. sanjay gupta, took us into the operating room to show us just

over $400,000 in liens and judgments against him. melanie bromley, what specifics do we know about his financial dealings? >> well, we know he owes a lot of money. we know that there are unpaid bills, there are child support payments that were unpaid. and also we know that he filed for bankruptcy in the '90s. this is somebody who has always had some difficult -- a difficult relationship with money. and obviously, being paid $150,000 a month by michael jackson would have been an incredibly appealing offer to him. >> tamara, let's bring you in on this. so -- and we talked about this. but let's lay it out there for the viewers again because viewers hear this and they go, okay so, he's getting $150,000 a month. so he's going to be a little less likely to do something to make michael jackson upset and lose this job. does that figure into any investigation, or is that something we just speculate and talk about? >> you know, i don't think that the $150,000 is that much money. it is of course a lot of money to the average person. but if you

they are required to list their junior lien holders, and in this particular case, they own the first mortgage and the second mortgage, said it is suing itself, in effect, and i have talked to people at wells fargo, and they have said, did it well, we are not releasing ourselves. this is just a legal technicality that we have to list ourselves and notify ourselves have because we are a lien holder on this case." neil: it is not really a case of wells fargo bourses of a wells fargo, as we are acting on behalf of another -- wells fargo and versus wells fargo. -- wells fargo versus wells fargo. >> and hired one law firm to sue itself, and then in hired another law firm to defend itself -- it hired one law firm to sue itself. then, it hired another law firm to defend itself. they also sent themself a request for loan documents, so wells fargo is asking itself and others for loan documents. this is not the only case where wells fargo does this. frankly, i think this bank is a big, well, you know how they say "too big to fail," this is like the war years. the lawyers. -- like the lawyers. i

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. >> so, walk with your head held high into the gold en lien ligh knowing you have done your very best, wrong or right. release, let go, embrace the flight, to a place where warriors go. thank you. >> derrick mason spent send seasons catching passes from mcnair. but he was a family friend. with tremendous dignity he spoke from the heart shouldered the way representing his last team. >> michelle, trenton, tyler, the baltimore ravens organization, the owner and city of baltimore send their love and prayers. >> he also recognized the horrible way steve left his family. >> michelle, i know your days have been hard. so many things running through your mind. but take comfort in knowing that steve is in heaven saying thank you, babe. to trenton and tyler i can't teach you how to fish, i can barely swim, arend can't love you like your dad did. but i can love you like a father. >> afterwards jeff fisher shared his thoughts about moving forward for the mcnair family. >> make sure those boys are fine. i'm going to take them fishing sunday. i told michelle i would do that. we will get off to this

state that some smokers are now getting government bills in the thousands of dollars and even getting liens to top it off the smokers say they have no idea why. >> gladys kramer has been buying cigarettes online for years now but feels burned. >> i said what the heck is this? this was not peanuts. this was 4500 plus dollars. so i called them and they told me it was tax on cigarettes. >> like a lot of americans, gladys thought ordering smokes on the web was twax-free. but then she received a notice from the state of pennsylvania demanding thousands of dollars in back sales taxes and the department of revenue slapped a lien on her house. >> how do i pay taxes on something that i don't know is taxed. >> it's a widely held misconception it is tax free, it's not. >> buying online is not an excuse to skip out on state taxes. by law, internet sites have to report the sales to state tax authorities which have become more aggressive in tracking down online buyers to pony up. >> the same mitt that makes people think when they buy things over the internet it's sales tax free. we all have an obligation

>>reporter: damage to a southwest air liens jet in mid flight. passengers recount the terrifying minutes before the emergency landing. >>> i don't think it's good because it is going to cause a lot of problem. >> city new controversial trash plan. why reducing pick up is better for baltimore. >> hotter temperatures comes a better chance of storms when we could see rain in the sky watch forecast. >>> and what the bus driver was caught doing. had her pulled off the road. >>> hello. >> plane bound for baltimore city makes emergency landing after the fuselage tears open at nearly 30,000 feet. >> today a major airline checking almost 200 aircraft in the fleet and the ntsb is investigating. football size hole ripped through the rear of south west flight 2294. depressurize the cabin triggering the oxygen mask to come down. plane coming to baltimore from nashville made emergency landing in charleston, west virginia. all 131 passengers and crew made it off safely. and when they did eventually boarded another plane and continued on to baltimore. >> jeff st

along with your score, other red flags including maxed out credit cards, late credit payments, tax liens and late utility bill payments. as soon as you fix the problems, the easier it will be for you to buy. >>> number three, what you name your son could determine his future. a recent study claims the more unpopular, uncommon or feminine a boy's first name is the more mikely he will end up in jail. a university professor says names don't cause the crime but the ridiculing or teasing of a boy about his name can increase the tendency toward juvenile delinquency. >>> number two, eight time to repeat the sex talk with your teenagers. teen pregnancies are up and so are std rates. the number of teen boys with aids has nearly doubled in the past ten years. researchers say teens are not using condoms. >>> number one tonight pack your patience for a slew of weekend metro delays. tomorrow from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the tacoma station will be closed to allow the ntsb to conduct tests on the red line. look for track maintenance on tap for the rest ever the line. the areas affected include the red l

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they will place liens on the houses to collect the costs. >>> prince george's county launched a program to get foreclosed homes sold to buyers . jack johnson said it will help first time home buyers to come up with down payments and closing costs. >>> the internal watch dog for the federal emergency management says the government still has to improve housing plans in the wake of any natural disaster. you may remember the trouble with those temporary mobile homes after hurricanes katrina and rita. the agency is still relying too heavily on the trailers. nearly four years after the storms about 3000 trailers are still housing people in the louisiana and mississippi. >>> today's meeting of the metropolitan council of government focused on the need for a dedicated funding source for metro. the accident that killed nine people on the redline emphasizes the need to get funding for the transit system that they can count on. while the districts of maryland and virginia have taken steps to qualify for federal matching funds the 2010 budget did not include any dedicated funding for metro. >>> oka

often incdibly great importance for the maliki governme because they were ae to claim victory to say, lien, american troops are leaving. iraq is our country ande can manage ourselves. >> what would happen, say, if that security situation though were to deteriorate further? >> well, itcould. because we're facingegislative elections in january 2010. and beyond that with an american troop withdral you could wll see at some ofhe political groups thaare talking tod may end up fighting. if that haens, we don't know what could happen. it could really deteriorae. our significant fau lines in iraq with proble that have remained unaddressed. thsurge brought us a measure of securitybut i dinot bring political des and i think this is extremely alarming a this is one reason why the obama administration is starting to put some tention on the need for political deals iraq. well speaking of hat, vice president bden recently in raq. he report ld put a lot of pressure o the goverent to move me swiftly to reach political agreements amongst the rival groups. have you seen progress? >> n yet. i think at is req

officials say the leak happened when construction workers hit a six-inch gas lien. fortunately no homes were affected and no one was injured. about 30 minutes later skyteam 11 was diverted to a fire at the suburban house restaurant in pikesville. crews say it started in an adjacent storage area. about 35 workers and pay trons had to be evacuated. no one was hurt. the cause remains under investigation. >> new developments in the criminal case against mayor sheila dixon as the state prosecutor called witnesses before a new grand jury. three witnesses are being called to testify about the mayor's alleged use of gift cards chug those solicited from a holly trolley tour. dixon is accused of stealing them. the mayor's attorneys are asking them to quash the subpoenas saying procedures are improperly trying to shore up their case. >> in our medical alert maryland health officials say the state is recorded its second death due to the h1n1 flu virus. health officials say the person is an adult from the baltimore metro area and had serious underlaying conditions. the state as

pennsylvania demanding thousands of dollars in back sales taxes and the department of revenue slapped a lienher house to get the money. >> i don't want to pay something on taxes i don't know was taxed. >> it's a widely held misconception that it really is fax-free, it's not. >> tax law professor says buying online is not an excuse to skip out on state taxes. by law the internet sites have to report the sales to state tax authority tracking down online buyers to pony up. >> people think when they buy things over the internet, it's sales tax-free. we all have an obligation to pay whatever use taxes or excise taxes would be paid if she'd bought it locally. >> the taxes can add up. the state wide 4,445.56 in back taxes and she's not alon. pennsylvania secretary of revenue says that smockers should know the law. >> taxes on cigarettes. >> whether you buy them in pennsylvania or buy them online are due to the commonwealth, but tell that to gladys. >> this is asinine. i'm 83 today. i am not the smartest person in the world, but when it comes to my money, hell and high water is not going to stop me

the judge threw out his lien case and he says you don't have a lien if you can't find the security and so what happens was, this german pension fund thought he could hold 3% of 33 different assets around the world and be protected, and these assets were much more correlated than he thought they were and he didn't know whether he paid a fair price for any of them because he never had time to do the analysis. he depended on middlemen, who, themselves were conflicted, to decide the prices paid and finally, if you wonder why, maybe, american and businesses and other businesses around the world are not so tightly managed as you would hope they would be, it is because their shareholders are just like this german pension fund manager. they each have hundreds of investments around the world and don't have the time to monitor any of them. so the theory of diversification sets up beautifully for middlemen to come in and tell this ignorant pension fund manager what is best for him, except they don't. they say what is best for themselves and their own cash flow and it turns quickly into a very cor

. >>> the aviation hall of fame has new members, including i lien, the space shuttle pilot.s the first one to command a space mission. the late actor jimmy stew watt was also inducted. stewart also reached the rank of bigade general. ed white took his first space walk in 1965 and died in the "apollo 1" fire two years later. >>> a private funeral for walter cronkite will be held thursday in manhattan. his remains will be cremated and his ashes will be taken to kansas city, missouri. they will be buried in a family plot laid next to his ex-wife. cronkite's cousin said he was a caring gentleman that will be sorely missed because of what he represented to so many people around the world. >> certainly, he will be missed among those of us who have had . a real gentleman. a terrific person in terms of conversation, and someone who cared deeply about this country. >> walter cronkite died friday at the age of 92. >>> this looks like something from the singer prince or something, his new sign, but it's a traffic sign in eugene, oregon, and it has some drivers really shaking their head

he has so many judgments and liens against him.murray operated clinics in houston and vegas left the practices to work solely for jackson. he allegedly administered the dangerous drug propofol to jackson before he died. las vegas police were searching for things in his house yesterday. they left carrying several containers. police also searched murray's medical office in houston last week, you might recall. several of murray's former patients told affiliates he's a good doctor and they're not concerned about the scrutiny. >>> the city of oakland just imposed a tax on medical marijuana. a new state proposal would take it a step further. would broad legalization make the cash crunch go up in smoke? d >>> woman who made the 911 call who ignited a race debate breaks her silence. would she make the call again? landlords say a tenant's tweet ruined their reputation. but is it worth $50,000? what the tenant said in her rant. >>> if you like to tan in a tanning bed, getting that healthy glow may have unhealthy consequences. hln news and vi

today's auction cleared all outstanding liens but the highest bid was $800,000, not snuff to city the $950,000 mortgage. area residents a friend of senator owner tom interrupted the auction claiming the city hasn't acted in the best interest of theater or the people. >> and the mayor says she would like to see the theater remain no matter who owns it. >>> let's check the weather right now. >> as you know, rain on the roads never seem to mix for the commute. we have a budget of accidents including major roadway, one opt inner loop approaching delaney road, 26 minute backup. and there's an outer loom backup as well for rubber necking. we have a i want outer loop at 83 with a backup behind that. 83 southbound between 28th street and perry hall, there's a crash. another one philadelphia road at rost koa boulevard, within on dorsey road at central avenue and too many to mention in the city. meantime, we have slow downs on 95 northbound jammed 95 to the beltway. 7 minutes average speed of 18 miles an hour there. there are your three slowest drive times, all on the topside of the beltway. 23

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the internal of your polls are showing the gop, which traditionally liens on national security, has expanded its margin. for the first time in years, republicans are leading on the economy. >> that is right. two months in a row they have been leading on the economy. it is a loss of confidence in democrats. the edge has switched to the gop on this issue. stimulus is a key part of it. 31% of all americans believe the stimulus helped the economy. two out of three say it either hurt or had no impact. you would hope it would have a positive impact. a 45% of americans are saying the money that has not been spent yet, we should stop it. sean: last question. back to the issue of independents moving away from barack obama. if you couple that with the battleground states, we look at va. chris dodd is in trouble. harry reid is in trouble. trouble in delaware. could it 2010 become the modern- day version of 1994? is that overly optimistic on my part? >> it is early to tell. the signs are there for what could be a big year in 2010. we will see some indication in new jersey and virginia. there are governo

there were liens put on the property.wasn't necessarily in the best financial health when he signed on. so he had a real incentive to make sure that michael jackson was kept in good health, apparently, so he would have a job. >> you think? but tom o'neal, didn't michael jackson step up and say, hey, i need a full-time doctor because i'm your money maker. i'm the rain maker. you're getting money because of me. >> yeah, obviously michael was in such good-bad -- good-bad health alternating all the time. he needed a full-time physician there. he needed somebody who he could trust. so somebody that he entrusted his children to back in 2006 when they met this man, they formed a bond that turned out to be very valuable. >> i want to go out to brian ox xman. he is the former jackson attorney and host of klaa radio. thanks for being with us. >> you bet you, mike. >> so what is the family saying? now we found out what is in -- what was seized from the two locations. what are the jackson family and the inner circle saying about this

and that he's had these liens and judgments against him and had a bankruptcy in '92? is that just water under the bridge and irrelevant? >> jane, as a lawyer, you know that's going to be irrelevant. they're not going to let that in. it's going to muddy the waters. we have to go to the facts here. what happened in that mansion? what happened that day? what did this doctor do? did he prescribe medications? what's the issue with diprivan? was diprivan provided by this doctor in a lethal dose? that's the issue. >> i don't know about that. >> go ahead. >> i don't completely agree with him. it's not completely irrelevant if they can link it to the motive. the motive is this. if you're a state attorney, you can get there and say to yourself and say this doctor was blinded by the light. needed the money. he was enamored by the stars and hi gave him whatever he wanted and that included diprivan or propofol. that's what we're looking at. i don't think it's completely irreleva irrelevant. i think they could link it to the case with a smart state attorney. that would be completel

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they aim to place liens on the houses to recover the cost before the mortgage holders can sell the houses. >>> five after the hour. time for the first living smart report of the morning and digital correspondent jessica doyle is here with a preview of the day on wall street after yesterday's up and down day. >> it was a crazy day but looking good this morning. investors waking up with the urge to buy. futures indicate a nice pop for stocks at the opening bell. that is after a roller coaster of a day yesterday. overnight asian stocks kicked off the day with losses. the nikkei down 1.3% while the hang seng lost 0.1%. the dow opens at 8178 after adding 14 points. it traded lower in the session. the nasdaq added just a point and the s&p was down 1.5 points. >>> ben bernanke's future as the head of the federal reserve maybe in question. the "wall street journal" reports the treasury secretary timothy geithner is expected to play a key role in advising president obama on whether to reappoint bernanke when his term expires in january. the top economic adviser and a former treasury secretary coul

you show ownership of the car with the title, without any liens on it and that you have insurance on it and you own the car for a year, you walk out with a new car and a $4,500 knockoff on the price of the automobile, and some car manufacturers are even putting more rebate on top of that. so i just talked with a car dealer in my hometown this morning after the announcement. he had four deals pending, and his show room was filling up with people. i think this is going to work. america is ready to buy cars. >> but 250,000, that's as many as you can do. so it's first come, first serve, right? >> it is first come, first serve. so we encourage people to get into your favorite car dealer and take a look at your favorite car and take advantage of the $4,500 or $3,500 to $4,500. and as i said, many car manufacturers are lopping more on top of that. this is the best time to be buying a car in america, the very best. >> and we are obviously running below that key 10 million cars sold per year that the car industry says we need in order for them to be viable. 250,000 won't in and of itself get

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he'seen crediting with liening and improving america's image in the wor but the hard par is yet to come. ong the questions being ked are: will e president be able toeet th expectations he has set? will engagement work th countries liken iran? will strategs in ira and afghanistan sceed? joining me fm washington, generabrent scowcrt, retired air force generalhe was national security advisor r presidents ford and bush 41. i am pleased to have him back on this broadcast. welcome, sir. >> charlie, it's nice to be with you. >> rose: my pleasure. wh do you think of t president's foreig policy? >> i think so far s good. you kn, this is a many-act play, as yr iroduction indicad. and i think act one was to change the mood, chae the mood in this country and change the mood toward the country. i think he has done tt extremelwell. and so i would give him very high marks up to now. >> rose: i aually heard him say once thathe in a way had a foreign policy simar to the foreign policy that you wer a part of with bush 4 does that renate withou? >> well, i don't have y... i'm not king exceion to any of th

. >> file liens basement and sims have underscored the new economic mind-set of less is more. >> they for what they want to buy and once they make that purchase, they go directly to the register. >> with unemployment at a 26-year high, consumers and business are not ready to throw caution to the wind. today president obama warned unemployment will climb for several more months but says there are signs the economy and the credit lines are beginning to thaw. >> small businesses that might have worried just a couple months ago about closing doors are now able to get more financing. that means they're less likely to lay off workers. >> fewer layoffs and possibly the start of hiring opportunities. >> we did see an increase in the percentage of our frozen job openings that they're having trouble filling. >> there are reports wall street's financial firms, where many say the economic crisis began, is showing a pulse following near collapse. goldman sachs is posting big profits just one month after paying back $10 billion in federal aid. signs of recovery and hope the rest of the economy coul

business, you just don't have a story about the great job this company has done surviving the multiple lien years. what's more surprising is the industries that were in decline when i got into business are now in trouble. is that surprising? no. i think what's surprising is the companies like csx and novellus aren't getting clocked. why have not the ceos of novella and csx had their lungs ripped out? the answer -- they took out costs, made the hard decision, and go back and the case of novellus expanded overseas and csx made itself more efficient and aggressive. trucks, doing great jobs of controlling labor costs. the managers of these companies did the opposite of their counterparts in the auto and airlines industries, assist that's why they're able to make money. at least in the case of novellus save moneys of millions of dollars in the worst economy in 75 years. i think that's news. if you want to have any hope of making money in this market, then i want to see stories about the companies like these two. that have taken control of their own destiny. not the same stories about the airline

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she has a number of business liens against her properties, so she is having some financial problems as well. the sheriff says she is a person of interest in this particular case, and up until 48 hours ago, they didn't know exactly where she is. i know in a moment you will speak to the sheriff and i think he may have new information for you about that woman. shepard: he referred to this gaping hole in the case. it sounds like what he is saying is, look, they had this thing planned out, every little bit of it, and they all seemed to think he acted like maybe he had been told by some of them, but i don't know, that whoever was supposed to turn the alarm system off and turn the security system off didn't do so. they thought they weren't being watched. >> yes. well, you have to read between the lines here, because they can't give away the whole farm when they talk to us. it appears in their conversations with a number of suspects in this case, they are beginning to sense that they were expecting that that security system would, indeed, be turned off and were quite surprised to find out it h

>> to me, to be a jackson is a jackson lien. my father care mid the name.he only one this had an a-model ford. we were in the -- '28 or something. our forge was a professor at school. and we were the only family that had a car. everybody else had those horses and mules pulling wagons. we had an a-model ford. they called him professor jackson. >> so many stories, so many things. but the other day michael may have had another child. omar is his name. everyone is like he was sitting right there next to rebbie. and then everyone is trying to connect dots. did you know that was michael's other son? >> yes. i knew he had another son, yes, i did. >> he looks like a jackson. >> oh, yes. he looks like a jackson. he acts like a jackson. he can dance like a jackson. this boy is a fantastic dancer. as a matter of fact, he teaches dancing. yes. >> so maybe set future of the king. >> i don't know. i can't say that yet. until i see it happen. >> so just who is omar bonnie? we saw the norwegian rapper in the front row. he was it issing there with the family. as a child, he

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