this point, i am going to turn it over to epa administrator lisa jackson for a few comments. >> thank you. give him a hand. i think that is extraordinary. [applause] well, i just want to thank everyone in take a few moments. it is wonderful to be here, especially on a day like today. i want to thank adam, eric, and drew, and everybody from method that has come out to help prove that it does pay to protect our environment and to conserve our resources. method as recognized with more and more businesses are recognizing every single day, and that is that americans once safe products. they want safe products that are good for their health, the health of their families, their children, and also good for the environment. but, method, you all go one step further. along with selling green products, you run green yourself. you run efficiently. you produce most of your energy on site through solar panels did you deliver your product bike tracks that run on biodiesel. a quick shot to the epa smart way program to help that biodiesel go further and further. you work with suppliers to make them gre

administrator lisa jackson to delay the e.p.a. endangerment finding based on climategate. she told me and i quote now, and i have a lot of respect for her, by the way, i've professed that many times. she's one who normally i'll ask her a question, she'll give an answer, even though it may be unpopular with her boss, president obama. she said i don agree the ipcc has been totally discredited in any way. i think it's important to understand that tiench pcc is a body that follows impartial and open objective assessments. she's saying essentially the same thing. yes, they have had concerns about email, i do not defend the conduct of those who sent those emails. here they're talking about climategate, we all remember the secret emails that went back and forth between the principals to somehow manipulate the science. she goes on to say there is a peer review which is part of the ipcc process. there are numerous, numerous groups in teams and independent researchers all a part of coming up with ipcc's findings such that even the ipcc has said that while we need to investigate and

under the administrator lisa jackson, this has been the most aggressive e.p.a. in the history of the agency. trying to keep up with all the regulations coming out has been very difficult to do. lawsuits have been filed, consent decrees have been entered, court decisions have been rendered, environmental groups have been reimbursed for their legal costs. the regulations are changing. and so business people are saying, we're not going to invest one dollar, much less millions of dollars, until we have some certainty about these regulations. so the uncertainty related to health care, the uncertainty related to financial regulation and the uncertainty related to e.p.a. regulations have been a tremendous obstacle for investment to be made in tra d -- and traditional jobs to be created. i think it's essential that if we're going to get this economy back on track that we have to have certainty in a lot of these areas. that's precisely what the leadership in this house of representatives is attempting to do. we're calling upon the leadership on the -- in the democratic c

and so i remember and i'm very phoned of lisa jackson whose the e.p.a. administrator appointed by president obama, because i asked her the question, i said, you know, if we were to pass any of these cap and trade bills, would this reduce worldwide co2 emissions? she said no, because it would only affect the united states of america. this isn't where the problem is. if it's a problem, that problem is in mexico, in china, in india and places that don't have any kind of restrictions. and so that's what he's trying to do that to impose that tax. i know people get worn out when they hear, talking about billions or trillions of dollars, and i'm not as smart as most of these guys around here so i do it dimple. i keep -- differently. i keep track of the number of families in oklahoma who file a tax return and then i do my math. if we were to do cap and trade and then sponsor it -- if you were to do it, it would increase the taxes by between $300 billion and $400 billion a year. do your math on the number of people who file a tax return in the state of oklahoma a

even president obama's nominee and choice and now confirmed, lisa jackson, at the e.p.a., has said in response to a question on the record, if we were to pass any of these bills whether it go back and be the mccain-lieberman bill or the waxman-markey bill, these cap and trade bills that would be -- be giving us around a $300 billion to $400 billion of the tax increase, if that happened, would it reduce emissions? her answer was no. logically, you look at it. if we do it in the united states it's not going to change the emissions because this isn't where the problem is. the problem is in china and india and in mexico. anyway, the cost of these regulations are just unbearable for our economy, and here we are with over 9% unemployment, and we're very norton my state of oklahoma because we have diversified and our unemployment rate is down at 5.5%. nationally, it's a disaster. so regulations are a very important part of this and i just wanted to make sure, mr. president, that we say -- make it very clear it's not just the regulations that come from the environmental protection agency beca

administrator lisa jackson calling for even stronger emission standards to reduce mercury pollution. and last year i was pleased to see that e.p.a. finalized standards for cement and plant emissions that will reduce mercury and particle matter solution by over 90%. resulting in health savings up to $18 billion each year. despite all the talk that we have heard in recent months, e.p.a. regulations do not kill jobs. as a ranking member of the science technology, i know our nation's entrepreneur and industrial sectors have and will innovate to meet new standards as they always have. we will reduce air pollution in this country while creating thousands of jobs. the widespread economic disruption and collapse of our industrial sector because what some have called the overreaching clean air act have been proven wrong time and again. we should expect that today's hysteria is no different. therefore, i stand with the citizens of texas and impacted communities across the nation in opposing this bill and not with the big polluters. congress passed the clean air act 40 years ago, and we have cl

lisa's disappearance? >>> dr. cyril wecht joins us now and mark fuhrman and joey jackson are still with us. a dumpster fire.ell phone calls, people walking around with babies. what is the connection. what do you guys think? >> listen, i think if you have people who two separate sightings you have to give creedence. about 12:00, a couple who is married and their indication some person who is walking around, a man carrying a baby. the baby is not the clothed, right, and then in addition to that, your honor you have another sighting by an individual on a motorcycle who gives the indication that he has seen the same thing all within the same geographical area. you macon include there is an abduction and the mother was credible and as a result this gives corroboration to what she has been saying, don't look at me, police, look outside. >> judge jeanine: that someone did break in and took my baby. >> i agree with half of what joey says. i wouldn't doubt the married couple especially. the motorcycle, he has a brief erwin dough of opportunitbrief. the span of time is four hours between the two, which is rather odd.

jackson in the morgue. >>> the mother of missing 10-month-old lisa irwin just hours before she vanished. debra bradley is seen shopping with an unidentified man but police say the tape doesn't tell them much. meantime, irwin's family has hired a private investigator to help fd her. >> i know everybody is watching this family and watching this house and that's fair. keep one eye on them, but also keep the other eye out on the streets, in every place because there is a bad guy out there. >> stanton spoke after an unsuccessful police search of a 40-foot deep well near the irwin home. nothing was found there. >>> and it's not exactly a call for help you get every day. massachusetts police with a 911 call from a couple at a local farm who said they were lost in a corn maze and needed help getting out. >> hi, i just called. i'm still stuck at conners farms. i don't see anybody. i'm really scared. it's really dark and we've got a 3 week old baby with us. >> just relax, calm down. your husband is with you, right? >> yes, but my baby. >> i understand. a police officer is on the way. >> the farm's

jackson kick his drug addiction. >>> two brothers in the case of missing baby lisa irwin are going to be asked what they heard or saw the night their sister disappeared three weeks ago. >>> david freeze lit up the bottom of the sinning as the st. louis cardinals force game seven. texas held a 7-4 lead in the seventh inning. then they took it to 9-7 in the tenth. >>> camden yard will be lighting up saturday night. hundreds gathered there in a walk to fight cancer. linda so has more. >> reporter: camden yards will be glowing tomorrow night with thousands of these balloons. it is all for the annual light the night walk. to raise money for a very good cause. to tell us all about that this morning is laura with the leukemia and lymphoma society. tell us what is going on here tomorrow. >> tomorrow is the light the night walk. the annual evening event to celebrate and commemorate lives touched by breast cancer. >> we are going full force regardless of what the weather may hold. >> reporter: folks behind us will be participating? >> some of our very loyal walkers are here in the bitter cold, before school, to cheer us on. >

lisa's parents are cooperating in the investigation. >> personal life of michael jackson's doctor wasn into the spotlight as a parade of women took the stand. >> this case is fascinating on so many levels. prosecutors trying to show the married doctor was so preoccupied with his current and former girlfriends he failed to give the singer proper care. diana alvear has the the latest. >> rob, tanya, never pretty when three of your mistresses take the stand. that's what happened to dr. murray. the results made for a riftia r day in court. as michael jackson lay dying, prosecutors say, conrad murray was on the phone with a cocktail waitress from houston. >> i said hello, hello. i didn't hear anything. that's when i pressed the phone against my ear. i heard mumbling of voices. sounded like the phone was unhis pocket. >> reporter: she wasn't the only of murray's girlfriends to take the stand. nicole alvarez tangled with prosecutors when questioned about receiving the jackson payment fax contract in her fax machine. >> i never read the contract. >> attorneys told her that is not what she tes

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lisa. >>> defense lawyers for the doctor charged with michael jackson's death will begin calling witnessesoday. dr. murray's lawyers are expected to blame the singer for his own death. defense lawyers expect to call about 15 witnesses including three medical experts and a police officer and randy phillips, head of aeg live. murray's lawyers have argued jackson was pressured by phillips. his company was promoting the concert in london to show a healthy and show up on time for rehearsals or the tour may be canceled. >>> indy car racers held a memorial service in indianapolis to remember and honor one of their own. thousands of racing fans came out for a public memorial service yesterday for dan wheldon. wheldon died in a crash last weekend during a race in las vegas. his teammates spoke at the memorial saying they should remember the 33 happiness wheldon left them. >>> police are on the scene of an au pair enmurder/suicide. it happened at that time national lutheran home in the 9700 block of veirs drive. pat cole since live on the scene now with more on this story. pat, what have you learned

jackson death trial. what comes next. >>> a new development in the search for missing baby lisa irwin. why police are preventing her parents from entering their own home. >>> how apple is honoring cofounder steve jobs. >>> bob has the updated first warning weather forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> prosecutors in the trial of michael jackson's doctor could rest their case today. attorneys for dr. conrad murray will then try to convince the jury that the pop singer caused his own death. sandra hughes reports for wjz from the courthouse in los angeles. >> reporter: prosecutors questioned their final witness, an anesthesiologist, who uses propofol to put patients under during surgery. >> i am asked every day i'm in the operating room, i tell patients what i'm going to do. and i'm asked the question, are you going to give me the drug that killed michael jackson? >> reporter: dr. schaefer contends that it is safe when used savely. but prosecutors contend it was not safe for dr. murray to use the drug as a sleeping aid, and that it ultimately killed his superstar patient. prosecut

lisa robinson. >> 18-year-old ryan jackson has been missing four days. he was last seen in this home in lansdown. kim dacey has the story. >> 18-year-old ryan jacks or from has been missing since wednesday. >> we can't pin point what happened to him, but we know something is wrong. we have been calling his cell phone for the last three days and it just rolls over to the answering machine. >> his father said fred was last seen in lansdowne saturday night. he was asking questions, and the owner let him inside. what he said he saw disturbed him. >> the blood is in the living room, under the pillows on the wall, in the ceiling. there was a good amount of blood in the house. it makes you want to think that something is really happening here. i want to find out what it is. >> reginald says police were called leading to the police presence friday night. police couldn't confirm the investigation is related to the disappearance, but fred has a gut feeling. >> it is an awful feeling. it doesn't sit well with me knowing he's been missing. >> until he has concrete i

it will feature murray telling police what happened when jackson's children found out their father was dead. >> the search continues for baby lisald girl from missouri who has been missing for more than a week. her parents reported her missing last tuesday saying someone must have climbed through a window and snatched her through the crib. investigators were at nearby landfills and interviewed her mother and father, again. police are trying to find a local handyman who hasn't been seen since the disappearance. no one has been named as a susz spect. >>> tensions running high in cairo between christians, muslims and security forces. two dozen were killed, hundreds wounded. now the country's interim cabinet are holding meetings to figure out what to do next. richard engel has the latest from cairo. >> reporter: there were more clashes today, but nothing like we saw in the city yesterday. the clashes took place close to the nile river. it began as a christian protest, a peaceful protest with several thousand demonstrators trying to demand justice. they were holding a march going to the central television station. as they approached

lisa's disappearance? fox news contributors mark fuhrman, dr. michael baden, forensic pathologist and joey jackson our criminal defense attorney join me now. bomb shell week this week. what do you make of the affidavit in support of the search warrant? >> it is obvious, judge, that they are no longer looking for a live child. i think they would like to believe there is a possibility but all their efforts are going towards finding a body and now the cadaver dog, it actually indicates something that actually starts to fit in what deborah bradley has omitted and what she has actually stated and changed and deceived the detectives. it is starting to actually fit more than it is not. >> judge jeanine: and dr. baden, does it seem that, you know, the fact that a cadaver dog hit would mean they are no longer looking for a live body? my sources in the p.d. tell me this is an active ongoing investigation. >> i agree this is an active ongoing investigation looking for a dead body actually. if the cadaver dog hit and he is accurate, that means the baby is dead because the dog is only smelling decomposition od

lisa is throwing out there. it's possible. those who feel michael jackson'so feel in favor of conrad murray, and they will, they will say he was a phenomenal doctor not in the propofol arena, but in the heart area? megyn: the defense appears to be developing another theory. we only got to hear their cross-examination of the prosecution witnesses. not the full-throated theory. this appears to be the backup theory. if he didn't ingest or inject the propofol it was the lorazepam that did it. he may have swallowed several pills of that sedative lorazepam which led to his death. the expert on the stand dr. shafer called it trivial but that's another area where they are trying to create reasonable doubt. >> assuming all that, buy all of that. dr. murray then leaves the room when michael jackson is -- everything is failing, calls his girlfriend, then when the emts come there and in the hospital doesn't say anything about it? that's cross negligence right there. megyn: writes the line between you, dr. conrad murray committed malpractice? is there any dispute he commi

lisa. >>> a judge is expected to call the second recess tomorrow in the manslaughter trial against michael jackson's physician. dr. conrad murder is accused of giving michael jackson a dose of propofol that killed him. court has been in recess since last thursday because a witness had a death in his family. the defense said the first witness is not available to take the stand until friday at the earliest. >>> actress lindsay lohan is headed back to court for allegedly violating her probation. the most recent probation report says lohan was fired at a women's shelter where she was supposed to serve most of her community service. the judge said at a hearing if lohan violated any court order she would go to jail. >>> do not leave your house. that's the message right now to people in central ohio, as the hunt continues for three wild animals. the mountain lion, grizzly bear and monkey were among dozens of animals set free yesterday. the man that owned the sanctuary released the animals before killing himself. deputies killed most of the animals and say the remaining three are dangerous. >> the type of a

lisa irwin. surveillance video capturing a stranger roaming the streets the night she disappeared. does this video really mean anything? also the defense calls in first witnesses in the michael jackson people are expected to testify in conrad murray's behalf. >>> crime and punishment in missouri tonight. a new clue in the search for lisa irwin. surveillance video taken the night she disappeared. the grainy video from a gas station less than two miles from the irwin home shows someone walking along the wooded road shortly before the baby's parents reported her missing. an unusual sight according to the gas station manager. the police aren't any closer to explaining how the little girl disappeared or where she is today. >> reporter: exactly three weeks ago on october 4th, then-10-month-old lisa irwin disappeared. her father jeremy irwin says he came home from his night shift at 4:00 in the morning to a parent's worst nightmare. >> the front door was unlocked. most of the lights were on in the house. and the window in the front was open. and that's when we realized she was gone. >> reporter: less than 12 hours earlier on october 3rd at around 5 clock p.m. this surveillance video shows

jackson were having on the performer. >>> police and fbi agents say they still have no leads in their search for a missing kansas city baby. 10-month-old lisa irwin has been missing for more than three days. fbi agents used dogs to search the area near her home yesterday. the child was last seen monday night when her mother put her in her crib. her father discovered her missing three hours later when he returned from a life night shift. the parents are not suspects in her disappearance. >>> steven pitman was wanted in texas for violating his probation. pitman is charged with first degree felony fraud for allegedly impersonating the eagles quarterback and swindling a woom out of $25,000. a spokes mapp with the u.s. attorney's office says the fraud charges here will stand. >>> today's flood cleanup will begin in prince william county. the holly acres mobile home park was des operated. earlier this week, officials received a permit to destroy the 40 plus homes affected in the park. overall in the county, more than 50 people were left without homes. all of the residents found temporary shelter, but most of them are looking for permanent homes.

jackson himself. his voice, heavily slurred. here's part of it. bob massy and lisa wheel. prosecutor. does that horrible recording -- does that elevate the requirements on the doctor himself? in other words, he's on notice that michael jackson is in a fragile state, maybe addicted to all kinds. substances. second of all, he has therefore a higher level of care as a doctor? >> of course, gregg, because he knows that michael jackson is in deep trouble. i mean the tape we just heard -- it's really sounds like he's almost on his death bed there. murray had an obligation to step in and say, wait a second, what we are doing here is not working. we need to take an alternative method here. >> bob, alberto alvarez took the witness stand, the bodyguard at the foot of the bed as dr. murray was trying to save or revive mike t. may have been too late. and suddenly the doctor says -- allegedly, to alvarez -- here, take these vials put them in a paper bag, as if to hide incriminating evidence. what do you make of that? >> irreparable type of testimony. these are the kind of things that ar

jackson's -dea the jury early next week. a news conferenceeis scheduled today... in the case of a missing baby. &pdisappeared earlier this ponth... from her missoori home.the attorney for the pprents of baby lisa ill speak to the public today. on friday... police are expeeted to re-interview the chiid's half brothers... who were home at thh time of her disappparance.the family has resisted this is the past... saying they are concerned about the boys' welll eing. lindsay lohan's dad was released from jail wednesday night... after being arrested for domestic violencc.but as for long!out... he wasn't free long!michael lohan was just arrested again... after contacting his girlfriend and violating the terms of his probation.florida police say when they went to his motel to arrest him.. he jumped off balcony anddtried o escape. with him.. and he's back in jail for the second timm this week. it's the day dozens of maryland families have been waiting for...about 0 national guard soldiers from maryland and virginia are returning home today... afterr almost a year of serving in afghanistan.the soldiers are from fort belvoir's 29th assistinggnato in an effort to develop afghanissan's own national securit

jackson's doctor tells his side of the story. the surprising information revealed in court. >>> a new search for lisa irwin. where police are looking for the missing baby. and will her mother be arrested? >>> getting physical at the white house. why a group of local students is working out with the first lady. >> it's blue there. but it is a gray tuesday. more on the wet weather moving into maryland. bob will update the first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,, the best place for a vacation is mississippi. you mean louisiana. florida's where folk's want to be. alabama's got you all beat. no matter which state you choose, everyone agrees the gulf is vacation at it's best. mississippi outdoors, louisiana seafood, florida beaches, alabama shoreline. so come on down to mississippi, louisiana, florida, alabama. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters. and we are 100% open for business. [ man ] you have one new message. [ mom ] hi scooter. this is mommy. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. the vegetables are cut nice and thick... you were always good at cutting your vegetables. and it's got tende

recordings today between michael jackson's doctor and police in the days after the pop star's death. >>> a mother maintains her innocence as police search for baby lisa. was the little girl abducted from her crib? we have the latest on the search in missouri. >>> a controversial recommendation on prostate cancer screenings. why a health panel is telling some men to avoid a life saving test. >>> you are watching news 4 for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in the gulf, you'll have a great time. great seafood, beautiful beaches and fun for the whole family. we've got intimate bed and breakfast right on the water. cafe's with views of the gulf. go blue water fishing, ride a kayak, or just enjoy the world's best weather and soak up the world's best sun. we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. and we are 100% open for business. you mean 100% open for fun. here in the best part of the gulf. louisiana, flori

lisa's parents are refusing to be questioned separately. investigators have received 900 tips so far. but there are no suspects. >>> michael jackson'soctor breaks down in court once again. as witnesses testify on his behalf. karen brown is following the trial for wjz in los angeles. >> did that leave a vacuum? >> reporter: dr. conrad murray dabbed tears from his eye, as witness ruby mosely testified at the stand. she testified how he testified in honor of his father. >> do you think dr. murray is greedy? >> do i think? >> yes, ma'am. >> no. >> reporter: mosely was one of a string of character witnesses who spoke of murray's murray's charitable work and his kind manner. >> i have never had a doctor that was more caring. >> and i just don't think he did what he's being accused of. >> and i'm alive today because of that man. >> the defense says murray is a good doctor. and that money did not motivate him. >> and i explained to him, i can't really afford to do a lot of stuff. so he did it for me free. >> reporter: the jury was released early for the day because of scheduling issues but not before the prosecution got the chance to cross-

jackson accidentally killed himself. >>> also a new twist tonight in the search for the 11-month-old baby, lisa irwin.e baby's half-brothers now for fresh clues in her disappearance. these boys are aged 8 and 6 and in their missouri home the night their baby sister was missing. that was more than three weeks ago t is also the last time investigators spoke with the boys, but now kansas city police say the brother also will be reinterviewed through is friday. why now? jim spillman is in kansas city. what, it interview? why this friday? what do you think the boys can add? >> this growing divide between the investigators and the family. the mom and dad refuse to have an unfettered interview where they will be asked anything. that is on hold. the boys are crucial. we know that night that debra bradley, mother of baby lisa admits she was drinking and maybe black out. those two boys in the house will be crucial. the mom tell us through the attorney they had to balance what they say is the well being of the children, the trauma of being interviewed versus the needs of the investigation. they feel comfortable

jackson accidentally killed himself. >>> also a new twist tonight in the search for the 11-month-old baby, lisa irwin.baby's half-brothers now for fresh clues in her disappearance. these boys are aged 8 and 6 and in their missouri home the night their baby sister was missing. that was more than three weeks ago t is also the last time investigators spoke with the boys, but now kansas city police say the brother also will be reintered through is friday. why now? jim spillman is in kansas city. whatly, it interview? why this friday? what do you think the the cosby add? >> this growing divide between the investigators and the family. the mom and dad refuse to have an unfettered interview where they will be asked anything. that is on hold. the boys are crucial. we know that night that debra bradley, motor of baby lisa admits she was drinking and maybe black out. those two boys in the house will be crucial. the mom tell us through the attorney they had to balance what they say is the well being of the children, the trauma of being interviewed versus the needs of the investigation. they feel comfortable with

lisa's mother told police she didn't initially look back there because she was afraid what she might find. >> the trial of michael jackson'soctor could be in the hands of a jury as soon as next week. conrad murray's defense team finally got a chance to cross-examine the prosecution's prop paul expert dr. stephen schaefer who maintained that swallowing propofol would have no effect on the pop star. the defense is expected to use one of their witnesses to dispute that claim. >>> now to decision 2012. herman cain is making changes to his 9-9-9 plan to help low income people. cain says people at or below the poverty level would be exempt from the 9% flat income tax. he says businesses in struggling parts of the country would qualify for a series of tax breaks and deductions. >> if you are at or below the poverty level, your plan isn't 9-9-9. it's 9-0-9. say amen, y'all. 9-0-9. >> cain is also clarifying his stands on abortion saying he is pro-life, no exceptions. he also says he would not sign any bill that used government money top fund abortions. >>> protesters with occupy d.c. are preparing to march through the district tod

jackson's bedroom. he should be held accountable. >> thanks very much, ted. we'll talk to you tomorrow. >>> all right. can lisa brothers shed some light on what happened to their 11-month-old baby sister? the police and fbi hoping that. they're sitting the 6 and 8-year-old boys down tomorrow to question them about the night lisa disappeared about a month ago. they have been questioned once on the first day. elizabeth smart who's abducted from her bedroom in june 2002 found nine months later thanks in part to her little sister. i spoke to their father ed right before the show. he told me that the interview with the boys he thinks could actually lead to new and important information. >> in mary katherine's case, in the end, that's what saved elizabeth. i mean, it was her remembrance of this person and, you know, whether the boys heard anything or saw anything, you know, i guess we don't know exactly what the police have received as far as information of what they might or might not know. but i certainly think checking that over at this point is an important thing to do. >> how likely is it that they'll get valua

lisa. >> that was peter alexander reporting. deborah bailey and jeremy irwin have not spoken with the media or news since nine days ago. >>> a nurse that treated michael jacksonrapped up her testimony yesterday. she said jackson's own habits did not help his insomnia. >> he loved to drink red bull. i told him that is what could cause him to -- all the caffein can cause him to feel fatigued. >> the doctor also told jurors he knew about jackson's difficulty with sleeping. dr. conrad murray pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. >> the names of the jurors in the casey an thank ythony trial been made public after being kept secret for three months. >>> let's get the latest now on the fall weather on this tuesday with tom. good morning, tom. >> good morning, pat. lots of sunshine. a glorious autumn day under way. that's a picture from the sky watcher camera. in the foreground is gluber park. you can see the national cathedral there in the middle distance. we have plenty of sunshine. temperatures are in the low 60s, in most locations now. it will continue to climb in the upper 60s by mid after new and maybe 70 in a few spots, especially in virginia, and th

lisa green. you've been working at paul weiss. come back with us frequently. >> pleasure always. >>> day five of the trial of michael jackson's trialow in los angeles. conrad murray charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of the king of pop. the testimony will resume after a week of high drama in the courtroom. so far the prosecution called jackson's former bodyguards and chef to the stand. jurors also heard explicit testimony from paramedics surrounding the moments of jackson's death. >>> back now to that worldwide terror alert that the state department issued for americans abroad. this alert is tied to the debt of top al qaeda figure anwar al awlaki on friday. his preachings inspired the fort hood shooter and the underwear bomber among others. the state department says terrorists could try to avenge al awlaki's death by attacking u.s. citizens. i spoke with former cia officer jack rice about the drone that killed him. he said why it may mean a win in the short term, it's a more complicated picture in the long-term. >> the problem is, this isn't a zero sum game. there's only so many people out there. that's not true. th

lisa has been missing for a few weeks now. >>> the drill of dr. conrad murray picked up after another delay. he's the doctor accused of causing michael jackson'srs know hear from the leading expert. he's the prosecution's final witness and murray's attorneys claim that jackson gave him the fatal dose of drugs and they backed off the theory a bit. they say that happened instead of dr. murray administering it. >>> and a controversial law affecting drivers in the district is on hold now. the d.c. city council members approved a measure to stop police officers to have the authority to arrest drivers with expired license tags or plate tags and for now, there are no more arrests. you can get a ticket and be towed. >> at the end of the day, you have some laws in the books that don't make sense. the judged to correct them. >> and me idea is to find out how many people were arrested under had law in the -- under this law the past 10 years. i hope it's in the many and if that is one or two or three, that is too many. >> mayor gray is expected to sign off in 10 days and the council can bring forward a permanent law or allow it to return to where it was b

jackson's doctor, as the defense starts to put on their case. will he take the stand? we will find out. >>> also, the search for baby lisa irwin.10-month-old vanished from her room while her parents are pleading to help find the child, police are taking a closer look at the family home. we will have the latest developments. >>> and then, out of retirement and back on the field. this is allen moore. he is 61 years old. he is the oldest kicker in college football. he's got skills, he's got stories. we had a fun time with him down in in alabama, faulkner university. i'm sure he would like us to say that. i'm sure he enjoys the campus atmosphere, the boys and the girls. >> oh! >> hey! >> party until 61. >> paved and everything. that's coming up this weekend on "today." >> all right, jenna, thanks. see you this weekend. and how about a check of the weather? >>> all right, we'll see what's going on for your weekend. tomorrow we've got some showers in northern new england and the pacific northwest. a few showers around oklahoma. otherwise, plenty of sunshine, cool from the great lakes into the northeast. sunday, sunday, sunshine along

lisa. tonight, police launch a massive new search for the missing child. where they're looking and why. >>> the defense is calling its final witnesses in the michael jackson death trial. when will the jury then get the case? >> the elderly man murdered. now after a year investigation, a suspect is behind bars. i'm gigi barnett. that story is just ahead. ,,,,,, >>> suspect about hind bars. gigi barnett has more. >>> waiting for a phone call from baltimore detectives, telling her that a suspect was behind bars for killing her 70- year-old 70-year-old father, milton hill last year. but this morning, the call came. >> still kind of like in a state of shock to know that they did find somebody. >> reporter: this is the suspect. 18-year-old james johnson. police say johnson's motive for shooting hill several times last year was robbery. the teen allegedly wanted hill's green scooter. it happened in an alley behind the church. hill worked there as a handyman. the question why still haunts haunts fat -- the family. >> to leave him there all night long? >> reporter: last summer, police gathered. police say they relied heavily on witnesses to gather information on t

lisa and bring her home. that's what we want. the girl said she wanted to take a lie detector, but police told him it wasn't necessary. >> to the criminal trial of michael jackson where -- to the criminal trial of conrad murray which wrapped up yesterday. >> it could be the most important testimony of the trial. detective scott smith of the los angeles police department took the stand to play an interview he recorded of dr. conrad murray two days after michael jackson's death. it is the first time the two-hour recording has ever been played in public and the first time we hear dr. mur giving his own version of events. >> he said i can't function if i don't -- cancer, cancer, cancer. >> murray described how he felt constant pressure every night to give jackson propofol so jackson wouldn't cancel his upcoming concert. >> michael jackson was a friend. i gave him freeing wently, nightly lorazepapam. >> he said he frequently gave him propofol. >> i came back to the bedside and he wasn't breathing. >> if convicted of the involuntary manslaughter charge, he faces up to four years in prison. gina kim, nbc news, los angeles. >> history lands in carroll county. how you c

. >> janet jackson said over the weekend she's postponing part of her australian tour to be close to her family has the case draws to a close. >>> missing kansas city lisain, police have fielded 200 calls from those who believe they spotted the missing child, but so far none of the tips are panning out. the problem is lisa's age because countless over babies match the description. she was 10 months old when parents claim someone took her. >>> people have not stopped shining lasers at passing aircraft. in fact, place say we're on pace to face 2800 incidents recorded last year, and it's still october. interfering with a plane by shining a laser into a cockpit carries anything from a to thousand dollars find to 20 years in prison. >>> a texas man is killed by a 10-foot long great white shark. why some shark experts are hoping to learn more about what led to the attack. shark attacks hit a 10-year high. we spoke with an underwater photographer who has experience with sharks and shark bites, and he wants to know what may have led to this latest attack. >> reporter: 32-year-old george wayne wright was diving alone in western australia when he was faye -- fata

lisa as a private citizen now. >>> cross-examination of the last witness in the dr. conrad murray case begins today. murray is michael jackson's personal physician who pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter -- pleaded not guilty, excuse me, to involuntary manslaughter. he is accused of giving the singer the powerful anesthetic propofol as a sleep aid, but it, of course, killed jackson. a propofol expert testified jackson had given himself the fatal dose. he said it was the only explanation for levels of the drug found during jackson's autopsy. the jury is expected to begin deliberating the case some time this week. >>> and we're going to check again now with tom kierein for the latest on our forecast. tom is promising a warm-up later in the week. we want to hear about that, tom. >> yeah. and it's beginning to warm up now after a very cold start. we were down into the 20s and low 30s earlier this morning. but now with that sun through the high clouds, illuminating the peak color that we have here in northwest washington, a gorgeous autumn morning as we finish off october. we're now warming to around 50 degrees throughout most

jackson accidentally killed >> all right, ted, thanks. good to see you. >>> a new twist in the search for the 11-month-old baby lisa irwin. disappearance. they are ages 8 and 6 and were in the missouri home the night their baby sister went missing. that was more than three weeks ago. it's its last time investigators spoke with the boys. now kansas city police say the brothers will be re-interviewed this friday. jim, what triggered this interview? why this friday? what do they think the boys can add? >> reporter: it's been a growing divide between investigators and the family. the mom and dad still refuse to have an unfettered interview where they can be asked anything by the investigators. that's still on hold. the boys are crucial because we know that that night that deborah bradley, the mother of baby lisa, admits she was drinking and maybe even blacked out. those two boys in the house will be crucial. they tell us -- the mom tells us through the attorney tonight that they've had to balance what they say is the well-being of the children, the trauma of being interviewed, versus the needs of the investigation and feel co