to david mattingly.re it stands where you are in stillwater. >> reporter: this is really great, wolf. you're right. this is democracy in action. what we're seeing right now, this is one precinct out of eight meeting and casting their votes. they're going around to the other seven groups that have scattered across the school. they will collect all those votes and announce them all at once. we could be a matter of minutes away from finding out how eight different precincts in this part of minnesota have voted in the straw poll for president. we'll be sure to let you know when they come back in to do that. >> we can hear the voting as it unfolds, right? hopefully we can do that live. thanks very much. i want to check back and see what the votes are right now in missouri. look at this. 8% of the vote is now in. this is a dramatic development. if it holds, still a big if, 50% right now, 16,747 for rick santorum. 28% for mitt romney, almost 9500. ron paul, third, 12%, almost 4,000 uncommitted, 6%, remember, ne

the launch was normal and our crew members were ken mattingly, fred hayes, and mattingly and hayes werehe experts in the lunar module and they were scheduled to descend on the surface of the moon. ken mattingly was a command module pilot but very late in mission sequence he had been exposed to measles and he was replaced by jack swigert, a member of the backup crew. we trained with the backup crews in course of training for the mission. we had all the confidence we needed in jack so it was a question of getting a few extra training runs under his belt with the mission controllers, getting tuned up again and then getting him in to the mission assignment. the mission had been going very well. we had had a minor problem. we lost an engine on the second stage of powered flight. but mission control provided the crew the new engine shutdown times, remaining engines kept working like a champ and they got to orbit. made the decision to inject to the moon. the injection went normal. transposition, docking, extraction went by the numbers. and as soon as that first sequence of mission events had b

twenty dollars a week from stanley mattingly. we know the answer because we had his executive the top guy wired talking abroad his conversation. and according to the wire that they said he said i want what is coming to me. and that is all of it. and that is why we occupy. now, we occupy four jason alexander. april 20 last year on deepwater horizon, methane blowout, he went to hit the ball well presenters which and was vaporized instantly with 10 other workers. how could this happen? it is a british petroleum. they have those green gas stations. we know that. i have been investigating bp 25 years. one message came back in eyewitness the cable it you will see it in the book, came from the caspian sea. how do i have been eyewitness from the caspian sea? i was a las vegas when i get the message. it says i have firsthand knowledge but it would not be wise for me to communicate by this system. i set up a secure system. what is this about? he was the eye witness to the aid did to colby be made pullout that blew out for the same reason q

david mattingly has the latest from los angeles from us. if we talk about the toxicology reports, i know in michael jackson's case, which was, you know, the last big icon to die, those toxicology reports took three months for us to actually get the results. >> that's right. we're looking for at least a month. we're talking six to eight weeks before the toxicology reports come back in this case. there were so many reporters gathered here yesterday when the coroner came out to make a statement, so many questions about what kind of drugs were found at the scene, what kind of drugs might have been involved in this case and everyone walking away with very few answers at all. listen now to what the coroner had to say. >> i know there's reports that she maybe was drowned or did she overdose, but no, we won't make a final determination until all the tests are in. there was no visible signs of trauma and foul play is not suspected at this time. >> reporter: now you heard what the coroner there was able to confirm, that there were no visible signs of

it is ken mattingly and joe kerwin. ken had been very instrumental in looking at troubleshooting all the piece parts of these procedures, game plans, et cetera. joe kerwin would be the voice of mission control during the final hours and he's a medical doctor and his bedside manner with this crew was absolutely superb. he was a mentor, tutor, disciplinarian, teacher, i mean the whole nine yards that at times i almost felt he was on-board the spacecraft placing the crew's hands in the switches and just keeping them going. bottom line was, we continued to have a lot of surprises. we had to do an emergency maneuver. one of our three command module batteries failed just about -- or was expected to fail just about the time the parachutes were due to come out and at the time that we landed, this issue was still in doubt. the final thing i remember about this mission was this re-entry period, because the mood in this room was becoming very -- what i'd say mellow. when we got ready to jettison the lunar module, we started speaki

we occupy for stanley mattingly. by the way he lives in a trailer in oklahoma.roperty like indian reservation property there is the metal horses that go up and down to pull up oil. they have a contract with the company to go around to pull out the oil and he was pulling in $30 a month that she really needed. the truck would come to pull out the stripper well and mark 16 then they would take out a 11 and marked down eight. the difference is called overage. or theft. a couple barrels here and there are would say $160 million by my calculation. how do i know this by the way? i am filming it. before i was an investigative reporter i did big cases. working with the fbi, they have film. take eight or markdown six that all of the trucks one back to the loading dock in oklahoma. there on the loading dock was the guy who was telling the truckers that they could lose their jobs. he would say i want more of rich. -- overage. are one more. filming. we have witnesses. we have of wire. he was bion is why? i guess you could say he got it the old fascist way. but he is a billio

>> hold on, david mattingly. i want to go to paul in carson city.are counting the ballots in carson city. you have access to this with the only effort that is going to see how the folks in carson city are voting and gingrich 12 and santorum 15. and 19 for santorum and 20 for paul. as we whip around, let's get a look at our campaign. you can see that the ballots are pouring in. there's 24 precincts here in carson city, wolf. what you have is about 12,000 republicans in this area. about 10,000 democrats. this county did go for john mccain in the last election. so it will be interesting to see how everything shakes down. it looked to be at least 50%. all the precincts appear to be that way tonight. so far romney, of course, is doing the best as we've heard. he flooded this northwest part of nevada, made a lot of stops. all the candidates seem to be registering to a degree and i hear ron paul in my ear. they've got a lot of ron paul supporters here as well as gingrich supporters and santorum. what everyone is seeming to say, this is a super bowl for the

mattingly reportedly agreed to a new three-year contract. he had an amazing run last season with the tampa bay rays. he did it again, jeremy lin added tonight to the growing spectacle of let is now known -- of what is now known as linsanity. it came down to this, half a second left of regulation in, 90-87 the knicks over toronto. amazing. you know you have done something really remarkable when you break a record first set during prohibition. the detroit red wings set a record for home win advantage. they face dallas tonight with the power play, 1-0 redwings. brad stewart winds up with a slapshot and the redwings 3-1 over the dallas stars. monitoring concussions has become a major focus in football at all levels. parents may soon sit in the stands and check on their smart phones whether their kid had a hit that requires evaluation. a texas company is developing an act that monitors the impact a player's head takes. the parents would get an immediate notification if the player takes the hit that warrants evaluation. the technology remains unde

. ♪ and i will always love you >> cnn's david mattingly outside of the coroner's office there in losngeles. david, cops say it will be weeks probably before cause of death is released, right? >> that's right. six to eight weeks. we're told it's pretty standard for cases like this because those labs have a lot of cases they are working on, and they have to be very careful when they go through these tests to make sure they get it right. but the answers they are looking for are ones that the coroners are not even trying to answer right now about what caused whitney houston's death. they did tell us some very important things. they told us that there was no foul play involved. so this is not a murder case. and no signs of trauma. no physical injuries associated with her death. so we do know that she was found in the bathtub of her hotel room in los angeles. we also know that the paramedics on the scene tried to revive her with cpr but were unable to do that. so right now we are waiting for those tests to give us the all-important answers, and for the coroners to come forward with their o

we it occupied for stanley mattingly in jason alexander come on the deepwater horizon for the chief and his sons. etauk. janessa under the pipe that exploded. and also a farmer in fukushima with a farm that is poisoned forever. and four endo and the cholera quarantine center. that is why we occupied because it is not about the real estate. it is not about tens or t.a.r.p. or any of that. it is about them and us. and as i say in the book, just to read one little paragraph, there is only one story. that is what i am investigating. it is all one story. it is about them and us. they get home is bigger than disneyland we get foreclosure notices they give private jets and we get tarballs and lost futures and pay their gambling debts with our pensions. they get the third trophy wife and the tax break and we get subprime. they get to candidates and we're told to choose but they get the gold mine and we get the shaft. i will be signing books and answering your questions out there. go to "vultures' picnic".org this is about the information job creators or vultures waiting for us to die to feast?