filmmaker lisa jackson of hbo is here.rful piece of film i think i've ever seen and hard to watch in many ways. for those who have not had the opportunity to see your documentary, can you kind of tell us briefly what you found and what you saw? >> i've been to the congo a half a dozen times since 2006 and i will say that the situation has gotten worse. what i found initially was so many women coming forward to want to tell their stories. it was so unusual for them to have someone who would listen to what they had to say without judgment and with compassion. >> we're talking again litterably hundred of thousands? >> we are talking about hundreds of thousands of women and girls. i met women in their '80s. i met young girls 2 and 3 years old. the one rape hospital i visited was overflowing with women who, the surgeries that are required to repair the injuries that result from these rapes are very elaborate and sometimes they take two to three years to recover. >> angela, i know you wrote a major piece on it. you had a major p

lisa jackson explained how it would all work. >> so, you know, we're going to collect a blood specimen and a revisit. and a body response to the vaccine. >> reporter: thompson was told the risk of serious side-effects is low. but no guarantees. she listened. then, gave permission. >> no, i'm not really worried about the risk just because i trust in what they're doing. and i think it's great what they're doing. you have to do things like this in order to benefit others. >> reporter: and with that, it was time for the actual vaccination. thompson and other volunteers will get two shot, three weeks apart, as researchers look at safety, effectiveness, and whether it will take one dose or two to provide immunity. the federal trials are taking place at eight vaccine test centers nationwide. most get under way next week. about 2,500 paid volunteers in all. half adults. half children. vaccine companies are also running their own trials. researchers want to see how adults tolerate the vaccine before they begin trials in children. want to make sure that adults suffer no adverse effects. they sho

we would love to invite you to talk with las -- >> i am scheduled to meet with lisa jackson and willation. >> weigel interest is a parent, as coast guard's they are being stationed especially in the winter with icebreaking but when you don't get information bk and forth an e-mail because they allow you to use the computer within even all of time this is what i was told that we don't get as a parent we are kind of worried and this is natural. we would like to extend a capability that you just mentioned and to at least have some comfort, maybe some kind of communication between the parent and child. >> our policy allows e-mail. there are restrictions due to bandwidth and the location of the vessel that may preclude how often are frequently they can do it but there isn't a ban on e-mail. there are physical and infrastructure constraints. >> as a suggestion do you have remote access from secure parent -- >> i will tell you this i was at the graduation of boot camp in new jersey week before last when they gng to boot camp for eight years they have no self phones come on pods, computers be

. >> we will have a conversation with lisa jackson about this. >> there is my own interest as a parente do ice breaking -- when you do not get information, from the email where you cannot use the computer even during the off time, we do not get -- we kind of worry, as is natural. we would like to extend a stand- alone capability that you have mentioned, the least have some comfort in sending words, some kind of communication between the parent and the child. >> the policy allows for the e- mail, but there are restrictions because of the location of the vessel that may preclude how often they can do this, but they can send e-mail. there are physical constraints. >> as a suggestion, can there be remote access from a secure -- >> i will tell you this. i was at the graduation of the boot camp in new jersey a week before last. when they go there for eight weeks they have no cellular phones, no computers. this is as they are going through training. the first thing that they do is have the recruits sit down to write a letter explaining what will happen. do you know how many people had written

followed by carol browner, the environment person for clinton, and then followed by i think it was lisa jackson, one of the governors, schwarzenegger's people on this. it is and auguste team. he announced them, went through there is a may, it was beautiful. he announced the policies this administration is going to go on on science and when he hesitated on that word, science, there was an application no one else heard of it but he was going to go along with science and then said we wanted to have energy independence, we were worried about the environment and the research and he went on on this and then chu came up and he too mentioned science many times and hesitating, the words came out and hit the table and crawled towards you. let me if i can go on the energy policies. one of the goals of this administration as energy independence and of course i'm just an old journeyman. i'm an economist. i worry how things get put together, capital labor and resources to make goods and how they are distributed so incomes -- i'm worried about mundane boring stuff and i just an old journeyman economist but wh

as you may know she was the environment person for clinton, and then was followed by think lisa jackson, one of the governor schwarzenegger's people on this so it is an all of this team. he announced them, when two role of their resumes. he announced his policies that this administration is going to go along with signs and he hesitated in that word, signs. there was an implication that no one else had heard of that but he was going to go along with science and then said we wanted to have energy independence. we worry about the improvements, the research on the globals stuff. fin chu came up and he to mention science many times hesitating, but the words came out, hit the table and crawled toward you. let me come if i can come and go a little bit on the energy policies here. one of the goals of this administration is energy independence and of course i'm an old journeymen. i am an economist, i worry about how things could put together, the capital resources and help people get them so and comes, i am worried about very mundane, boring stuff. i am just an old german economists, but when i

there's conclusive presumption that michael jackson is the children's father. >> let's bring in lisa bloom on this. what do we do with this? is the next step the dna test? is this a done deal? what's next for dr. klein? >> she's right, there is a conclusive presumption here in california, the children born of a marriage between a husband and wife who are co-hab i tating are conclusively presumed to be of that marriage. however, there are exceptions. one of the exceptions is if the putative biological father comes forward like dr. klein and says i'm the dad, he could go to court and ask for a dna or blood test. i think what we forget about here is these children. most children at some point want to know who their mother and their father is. and we can all say dr. klein should take a step back and be raised by their grandmother. if they haven't already, at some point i'm sure they're going to want to know who their parents are. i think a dna test would make sense, if not now, at some point in the future so that issue can be resolved for them. >> carlos, let me get gail in on this one,

we learned from lisa jackson that unilateral united states action -- she was referring to the bill that is on the table now -- to address climate change through cap and trade would be futile. she said in response to a question of me that u.s. action alone would not impact co2 levels. we learned from democrat senator john kerry there is no way the united states acting alone can solve this problem, so we have to have china, we have to have india. we learned from democrat senator claire mccaskill that, quote, if we go too far with this, that is cap and trade, then all we are going to do is chase more jobs to china and india where they've been putting up coal-fired plants every 10 minutes. in sum, we have a slew of hearings in three unsuccessful votes on the senate floor. actually i'd say four because we rejected the kyoto treaty in the beginning. the democrats taught us that cap and trade is a great big tax and will raise electricity prices on consumers i would have to say in a regressive way, send jobs to china and india all without any impact on global temperature, so off we go into the

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. >> reporter: also, we uncovered lost footage of lisa marie, with michael jackson.rad pitt's red carpet surprise. and where we spotted his buddy with his gal pal. that and more coming up on "entertainment tonight. >> you can see this tonight. >>> a chicago man is free today, after being arrested for yawning in court. clifton williams junior was in jail for 3 1/2 weeks. he yawned during his sentencing on his drug charge. the judge said he didn't like the loud sound he made and said it was offensive. williams was found in contempt of court. the sentence was six months in jail. williams' family was still dumbfounded by the whole ordeal. >>> straight ahead. will the thunder rumble this evening? bob turk has your first warning weather forecast coming up after this commercial break. >>> a few minutes ago, we saw the clouds rolling in a little bit. we see the winds picking up a little bit outside. >> we had a little sprinky here in tv hill. -- sprinkle here in tv hill. >>> a few very widely pop-up showers. this will be ground clutter. we have one shower right over the sout

. ♪ - jackson: speed. - lisa: a big hard drive. and a good gaming computer. ...for under $1500.heck these out. - this is nice. - yeah. - let's go see the macs. these are way more money, dude. it's a little too small. maybe we'd rather go pc. - let's try that for him. - this is good for games, right? - yeah. - both: blu-ray! - jackson: we're ready to buy this one. - what?! - we're buying this! - jackson: i'm a pc and i'm 11. and uh, i'm not. to see light bulbs turn on. i want my students to have something that they could apply the next day at work if they have to. for my students, they need to know that i'm there for them; - it's a passion of mine. - for them to say, 'you've helped me develop, uh, ideas, you've helped me grow and become a better person,' those are the reasons why i like to teach. my name is dr. maureen steinwall. - dr. tom schmidt. - dr. jillian skelton and i am a phoenix. i love it. i just wanna know it's the right move. - me? - thirteen days in the future. listen, you get a deal on a car you've always wanted, scheduled maintenance is included. - it's all good.

if, in fact, he gave the drug that killed michael jackson to him the night before he died. >> what do you think about potential manslaughter charges, lisa you could defending him, do you think you could get him off? >> the problem is the propofol the only medication of significance in jackson's system? i mean, if there are, let's say, ten or 12 medications and if as i expect the coroner's going to say that jackson died an interaction of toxic drugs then it may be difficult for law enforcement to pin all of this on dr. murray. legally they have to prove causation, the actions were the significant cause of death and this means they have to link it all on the propofol and, remember, that's the drug they're continuing to look at in this pharmacy search today so i don't think they have it yet. they may but i don't think they have it yet. >> not charging him with manslaughter, they could charge him with overprescribing, prescribing to addict. do you think they want to make an example of this man? >> i think they have a lot of pressure on this case. early on, they didn't secure the property for four days. that was clearly a mistake in this cas

jackson case. zeroing in on his doctor. lisa bloom and jim moret digging deeper on that. tonight on "360." >>> we have been talking tonight about health care reform. president obama's effort to quell the anger and get the message out. questioning at his town hall this afternoon in portsmouth, new hampshire was skeptical at times but it was totally calm. other town halls have run the gamut. we've been showing you some of what senator arlen specter dealt with today. moments of rage but also genuine doubts about the cost of health care reform. >> social security, bankrupt. medicare, bankrupt. medicaid, bankrupt. you're taking our kids' future and -- post office. and taking our kids' future and driving it right into the toilet. we cannot afford this. period. keep the government out of it. we're doing just fine. thank you, sir. >> well, i have made a commitment here today earlier that i will not vote for a plan that adds to the deficit. >> earlier, you heard president obama reiterating his own version of that pledge. he also reminded people the enormous price tag covers ten ye

jackson was a performer. wouldn't he rehearse anything before a camera rolls? i want to go to dr. lisa weinstock. on't take my daddy away ♪ and it was one year after that that michael jackson was charged in the criminal case. from a psychological standpoint, just a coincidence there? >> you know, it's hard to know. the kids probably didn't know about the legal issues that michael jackson would have been facing. but it does make me question whether or not these kids were worried about what would happen if something happened to daddy. you know, if -- he was the only real caregiver there. then it would be normal that they would be scared, as any children are, about what would happen if their parents went away or if their parents died. there's something really tragic about hearing them sing that song and seeing what's actually happened to them, you know, many years later. >> very tragic, very ironic. let's go out to mindy in florida. thanks for standing by. >> caller: thank you. i have a quick comment. a quick question. um, since katherine was given full custody of her grandchildren, can the children

. >> plus michael jackson's most famous glove up for auction. >> good morning. i'm lisa robinson. at a look at one of our top stories. recent violence at the inner harbor have many worried business will be affected. police stepped up presents an mayor sheila dixon says when he to crack down on -- some say tougher gun laws will help put a stop to the violence. the search is still continues for the person and shot two people near the light street pavilion. >> good morning, everyone. an accident at liberty road and washington avenue in windsor mill, and the city, highland and fayette, reported disabled vehicle southbound 83, harrisburg expressway, approaching 2 million exit and 95 northbound blocking right now lane. delays southbound, white marsh to the 95 harbor tunnel. and look outside at one of the other delays. hartford wrote, " vermeil is jammed. pretty slow from harvard. watch out for that. over to you. >> dealing with lots of sunshine to start, and it will be another muggy day. temperatures mainly in the 70's. 75 downtown, 71 at bwi and 74 at ocean city. increasing clouds toda

the film is set to bring in tens of millions of dollars to the jackson tate. lisa fletcher is in los angeles with more. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that is going to be very welcome cash to the jackson family. a source close to the family told us the estate is actually $400 million in the hole. and while the judge cleared the way for that film deal, he still hasn't decided on whether to go ahead and approve other merchandising projects. sony's $60 million deal with the michael jackson estate, is one step closer to paying off, after a judge cleared the way for 80 hours of jackson's rehearsal video to become a feature film, along with three cds this fall. but katherine jackson is still interested in michael's future eaings. and wants no restrictions on aeg contracts, a request the judge is still undecided on. >> there's a lot of insurance coverage issues that are up in the air that could involve millions upon millions of dollars. right now, they don't want to provide the details, make this all public. >> reporter: and because the jackson children have such a sig

meanwhile, the battle is heating up this morning over jackson's estate and lisa fletcher is in los angeles with new details. good morning, lisa. >> reporter: good morning, david. you know, today is the first time that we are going to hear from the attorney that the judge appointed to look out specifically for michael jackson's children's best interests. remember, they're entitled to 40% of michael's estate and the upsays he wants somebody in the courtroom that is exclusively looking out just for them. ♪ ♪ all i want to say this they don't care about us." >> reporter: hundreds of millions of dollars on the line and today a judge will rule on some deals that could add to the fortuning. mainly one with bravado, a company that would license and merchandise his products valued atbout $15 million. meanwhile, katherine jackson is still fighting with executors to have some control of michael's fortune and legacy saying they don't have his best interests at heart. but abc news has learned the executors expect to bring $100 million into the estate by the end of the year and up to $50 million annuall

. - the name's jackson, by the way. - lisa. - pleased to meet you. - is it jackor short? no, i haven't gone by jack since i was ten years old. last name's rippner. jack rippner. jack... the... oh. - there you go. - ok. - that wasn't nice of your parents. - no. that's what i told 'em before i killed 'em. [laughing] what? well, if it's any comfort, my middle name's henrietta. henrietta. but that's my grandma's name, though. was. well, here's to henrietta, whose spirit is very much alive. what? [video game beeping] i'm tellin' you, man, she was tasty. [man on tv] let's go to washington for an update. [on tv] as the war on terrorism escalates, deputy secretary of homeland security charles keefe embarks on a sevr of southern port cities, starting tomorrow. you may recall that four months ago, keefe sent shockwaves through the department after he made remarks during his first press conference. we're not waging a war against terrorism anymore. terrorism is an abstract term, and you can't fighthat. what you can fight are the thugs who practice it. no matter who they are, where th

lisa? >> reporter: good morning, chris. the murky world of the jacksonsfilled with more contradictions this morning as author stacey brown and jermaine jackson go head to head over weather jermaine took serious shots at his brother, michael in an unpublished explosive book. shocking words about michael jackson in an unpublished tell the-all book allegedly written by his own brother jermaine. >> michael's a monster jermaine said. >> reporter: author stacy brown told "entertainment tonight" they whaes ghostwriter 2003 bombshell book and his job to write the words h zblf he said my brother's not what the world thinks. he drinks, he lies. my brother is wealthy but he does drugs, he cheats, he changed his skin color. >> reporter: in 2003, jermaine told cnn's larry king he was writing a book with brown. >> read it -- can we go that extra mile, willing to support a book -- >> reporter: in 2006, jackson denied repor to larry king that the book contained salacious details saying brown deliberately lied and "i'll tell what you there are some sick people out there a

jackson's 2002 will and trust. robin and diane? >> all right, lisa, thank you very much. >>> coming up after the break, we're going to have the latest on that continental flight making the emergency landing in miami. again, many injured because of turbulence. we'll have the latest info on th. >>> and after the break when we return, did michael jackson have a fourth child? an exclusive never-before-seen video of a jackson family vacation. who is this young man? >>> and a brand-new diet. rush limbaugh lost almost 90 pounds in 5 months. is it safe and is it the diet that could work for you? dinner with the girls tonight. mmm... mexican, or italian? i really want dessert tonight. i better skip breakfast. yep, this is all i need. ( stomach growls ) skipping breakfast to get ahead? research shows that women that eat breakfast, like the special k® breakfast, actually weigh less. the special k® breakfast, now in blueberry. so why skip? when you can eat all this... and still weigh less. victory is... sweet. and st♪ll weigh less. happiness starts with healthin

final seconds, describe to me the marriage between him and lisa marie presley. >> you know what, that was the real relationship for michael jackson that he had such strong emotion and feelings for lisa marie. though many people in the public thought that that was a publicity stunt and something that was a sham in many ways, it really wasn't. i've got to tell you, julie, that was the love of his life. >> what broke it apart? >> pressure. it's hard to explain. i wrote about it in my book. it took a lot of chapters. that was something he never really got over. that relationship was something that meant a lot to him. >> did he want children with her? >> that's true. he did want children with her. she didn't want to have a child because she was concerned the marriage wasn't strong enough to last. and she didn't want to, she told me, have a custody battle with michael jackson over a child. and so he turned to debbie rowe, and that's how debbie rowe ended up having his children. >> j. randy taraborrelli, thank you. >> great to see you. >> great to see you too. now let's head back to new york and harry. >>> up next, we will dive right in

jackson's personal physician, dr. conrad murray is speaking out. he says thathe truth will prevail. and here'sbc's lisaletcher. >> reporter: the doctor, targeted in the michael jackson death investigation, is no longer silent. >> i want to thank all of my patients and friends who have sent such kind e-mail, letters and messages, to let me know of your supports and prayers for me and my family. >> reporter: this video, posted on youtube, dr. conrad murray says he is under constant surveillance. >> with all that's going on, i'm afraid to return phone calls or e-mails. therefore, i've recorded this video to let all of you know i have been receiving your messages. >> reporter: murray wa with jackson at the time of his death. since then, authorities have been seizing evidence that could connect him to manslaughter. the d.e.a. also searched this las vegas pharmacy, looking for anything that linked murray to the powerful hospital anesthetic, prop propofol. all of this zeroing in, doesn't mean that the case is air-tight. >> if there's different kinds of drugs found in michael jackson's system, it's going to be

jackson estate. there is plenty to get to tonight. >>> joining us is jeffrey toobin, in los angeles cnn legal analyst lisam. there is never a dull moment in these discussions. jeff, we were talking about this at the break. i have to go back to the kids because this custody battle. dr. arnie klein showing up essentially saying he wants a say in how the kids are raised. did you see this one come something. >> the good news is there is not a custody battle. katherine jackson has custody and there wasn't a fight with debbie rowe. arnie klein comes in and he doesn't ask for custody. he doesn't ask for visitation. he just sort of asks to be invited to thanksgiving every year. >> what is the likelihood of that happening in a custody case? >> the thing is what he was asking for the law does not have any provision for and he has no legal status because he is -- he is rumored to be their parents but he has never proven to be the father. the deceased dermatologist gets no rights to the children. >> are you sure? >> i don't think there is anything going to come of this. >> what if he does turn out? what if it happens

. >> priscilla and lisa marie control that state, yoko ono controls his john lennon's. >> michael jacksonor a long time. i know that. >> michael did like him. >> john? >> michael was best man at john's wedding. there would be no estate. the guy put together the capital. >> let me take a break. we are going to broaden it to brittany spears and her come to demonstrate the allergen trappers in pledge, we've trapped kimberly in this glass box... with all this dust. well, it's only dust. in that dust are allergens from pet dander and dust mites. eww! pledge with allergen trappers... traps up to 84% of allergens in dust. 84%? that's... nothing to sneeze at? yeah... no. that's great. >> before i start the discussion about brittany spears who is having a successful come back tour and asked whether or not she might be the next one at risk i want to talk about the pie og fee inside the dream. i want to ask mark the insurance doctor a in michael jackson's ce gave him the flying colors aaa rating. dr. david flavin ear, nose and throat guy who had problems of his own in terms of commercial disputes, e

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obtained copies of search warrants, revealing new details about what was found inside jackson's home. d abc's lisaletcher brings it to us. lisa? >> reporter: good morning, diane. that's right. in the next few hours, we're expecting to hear the official cause of death from the coroner. these are the search warrants. one of dr. murray's car. one of michael jackson's house. they shed a lot of new light on what happened in the minutes and hours following michael jackson's death. in mhael jackson's house, police found marijuana, and numerous prescription drugs, including several anti-anxiety medications that doctors say can dangerously interact with the anesthetic propofol, believed to have caused jackson's death. including in the warrants, are handwritten notes from police. one says, conversations with family members lead me to believe there may be additional medications and narcotics at the location. leaving little question, that at least some of the family knew jackson used serious medication. on the other warrant, the officer notes fresh needle marks on jackson's body. writing, there were indicatio

. >> priscilla and lisa marie control that state, yoko ono controls his john lennon's. >> michael jacksonk to keep his family out of his business for a long time. i know that. >> michael did like him. >> john? >> michael was best man at john's wedding. there would be no estate. the guy put together the capital. >> let me take a break. we are going to broaden it to brittany spears and her come back after this. [ female announcer ] does your dishwasher suffer from post party sickness syndrome? there's a revolutionary cure. it's called cascade all-in-one actionpacs. and it's like adding the ultimate button to your dishwasher. because it has the power to pre-wash... dissolve... and rinse the whole mess away. so in the morning your dishes will feel like new again. and so will you. cascade complete all-in-one actionpacs. for a perfect clean, every time. >> before i start the discussion about brittany spears who is having a successful come back tour and asked whether or not she might be the next one at risk i want to talk about the pie og fee inside the dream. i want to ask mark the insurance do

lisa? >> brian todd reporting from washington. great report, we appreciate it. thanks, brian. >>> just ahead, new details into michael jackson's death, his doctor, and the cocktail of drugs that killed him. >>> also ahead, singer chris brown back in court to hear his seasons for assaulting his pop star girlfriend, rihanna. >>> and then, this -- >> but, he is -- wait a minute! wait a minute! he is sincere in his beliefs. >> what john mccain said today about president obamaed th that this sun city crowd in an uproar. sir, have you been drinking tonight? if you ride drunk, you will get caught... and you will get arrested. ...or if you're already sick... ...or if you lose your job. your health insurance shouldn't either. so let's fix health care. if everyone's covered, we can make health care as affordable as possible. and the words "pre-existing condition" become a thing of the past... we're america's health insurance companies. supporting bipartisan reform that congress can build on. it's critical that i stick to my medication. i cannot be one of the 61 million americans who do not refill their prescriptions on time. readyfill a

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jackson's this state. >> if you like it hot and humid, you will like the extended outlook. >> lisa baden will be back with another look at your morning commute. you'y >>> good morning. we're looking at a quiet start for our work week. we will have plenty of sunshine this afternoon. there is some fog, especially around the charlottesville area. part, we're holding in the 70's. 7 l il whave plenty of sunshine. the high temperature will approach 90 degrees. time for the rush-hour commute. >> various moved around the beltway. 270 traffic looks great. headlights from father hurley boulevard to get to the beltway. nothing on the dulles toll road and greenway. the shift the traffic pattern over the weekend towards 395. heads up for that. >> thank you. >>> il5:12, 7 degrees. hand sanitizers that can make your hds dirty air -- 70 degrees. >> we will check the morning's headlines, including som hey smart, heard you're getting free nights from hotels.com. how? well, funny you should ask. you see, after i book 10 nights, get free one. say i spend 2 nights at a big name hotel, 3 at a boutique, and 5 at a beach resort.

meantime, investigators seem to be focused on jackson's physician, dr. conrad murray. our lisawith more. lisa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kate. this search warrant tells the story. these documents just obtained by abc news authorized investigators to seize anything at a las vegas pharmacy that connected dr. conrad murray to the powerful drug propofol that is believed to have contributed to jackson's death. the los angeles times now reports that jackson's personal doctor, conrad murray, repeatedly gave him propofol as a sleep aid and told police he felt comfortable leaving jackson alone while he made calls on his cell phone because there had never been a problem before. >> it's unacceptable to use propofol and not monitor the patient constantly. >> reporter: murray's attorney ed chernoff id he wouldn't dispute the police officer's claims in the "l.a. times" report saying "they were there at the interview and dr. murray did not lie to them but they are not telling the whole story." >> the leaks are out there. you can't just fail to address them. you have to say some

abc's lisa fletcher is in los angele >> reporter: michael jackson's dermatologist, dr. artie klein shook things up. long-rumored to be the biological father of prince and paris jackson, klein had his lawyer in court to weigh in on the custody hearing. >> all i can tell you, best of my knowledge, i'm not the father of these children. >> that's an interesting phrase. >> reporter: klein's lawyer says the doctor has unique interest in the custody. and later put out a statement, saying that klein was acting on a long-time promise klein made to michael. >> it's a bizarre thing to do for somebody who has no relationship to these kids to come in and say i want to throw in my two cents, as well. >> reporter: as expected, granted katherine jackson, custody of the three children. >> today's result, 5 1/2 weeks after the tragic death of michael jackson, eliminates uncertainty and offers some stability to the lives of these children. >> reporter: the judge also accepted michael's 2002 will as official. katherine jackson continues to vie for some control of the estate. she's being al

lisa? >> reporter: good morning, deborah. we're not only learning more this morning about the battle over michael jackson's estate. some incredibly valuable, secret assets. michael jackson's manager, frank deleo, says the jackson family quietly removed everything they could from jackson's estate. telling "rolling stone" magazine, that latoya jackson even took hard drives, containing recordings of more than 100 of jackson's songs. >> those hard drives may span michael jackson's entire career. there are songs that date back to, perhaps, the '70s. as recent as the last few months. >> reporter: jackson's estate could be up to $400 million in debt. but since jackson's death, he's sold 3.5 milli albums. these new songs would likely mean new revenue. >> as unpublished songs, they still have tremendous value, obviously. so, the estate is attempting to marshal all of michael jackson's assets. >> reporter: deleo told "rolling stone," he believes katherine jackson's lawyers will continue to push to get katherine as a co-executiver of the sta. saying they are trying to rewrite the will. but deleo told abc news, he thinks kath

that's given to warhol and now the attention that's going to be given to michael jackson, it will be like the mona lisamuseum or a private collection won't be known until tuesday, but the sellers who bought this painting for $278,000 in may are now hoping it will go for many millions. other warhol portraits of american icons featuring muhammad ali and marilyn monroe have sold for as much as $28 million. >> it's more memorabilia than fine art. >> reporter: warhol collector and author richard polsky. >> if you ranked warhol's paintings on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the highest, i'd give this a solid 3 1/2. painting is probably worth $350,000. >> reporter: but the owners aren't worried. they're selling two strokes of genius. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> now let's go back to new york and maggie and jeff. >> check it out. one for me, one for jeff. michael chiarello made us the best breakfast ever. the hamburgerese enorme when we come back here on "the early show" on cbs. its incredible deals. and with her daughter starting middle school tomorrow, connie's got some high expectations. she expects lo