we will look at the forecast coming up. p >>> breaking news from lanham, md., where several children may be trapped in a sewer. there is no word on how the children may have gotten trapped or how many there are. we'll have details and updates as they become available. >>> national police have ruled the death of steve mcnair murder-suicide. they say the steve mcnair was sleeping on a sofa when his 20- year-old girl from shot him four times and then shot herself. friends told detectives she was having financial problems and suspected nuclear was seeing another woman. mcnair was marrd and had four chdren. >>> the memorial for michael jackson may be over, but the investigation continues. the cause of death listed on his death certificate is deferred. sources close to jackson said he was up on powerful painkillers. his longtime friend and dermatologist and says he saw no signs of addiction but was worried about his well-being. >> i was always concerned about him. here is the problem with michael. no matter what he wanted, someone would give it to him. >> he denies he would have prescribed

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they are forming up, coming across dorchester county, md., ngspniin to the south and southeast. most of ums will stay partly cloudy, cool, and dry. tomorrow, the high pressure off the coast of canada continues to flow the cool, easterly wind. wll be partly cloudy and dry. temperatures warming up for the week in just a little bit saturday and sunday. tomorrow, 58-65 in the morning, 70 midday, a comfortable, partly cloudy friday. that is the latest. >>> horace checking in on a red skin? >>. skin defensive tackle albert haynesworth spent the day in tennessee before a judge. he was in nashville today on reckless driving charges from a december 13 accident in which haynesworth allegedly forced another driver off the road and into a concrete median. he pled no contest today to the charges, which places him on probation and ordered him to provide 25 hours of community service and pay 5000 ellis to charity. haynesworth will be in washington for the start of training camp in a couple weeks. -- he will pay $5,000 to charity. >>> the redskins offensive tackle chris samuels is busy folding

not only a md but a psychiatrist as well. the loss of a loved one that's sudden or unexpected, especially such as a murderer. it's devastating. i went through it myself at a young age. but these children, what will this do to them? they already have all of these disabilities? >> you're right, nancy. your heart breaks for them. you don't want to break them up as a family unit. they're traumatize and the hope is they can stay together and get the support they need. >> we have a response to eleanor dickson's opinion, it's death-penalty qualified? >> now's not the time to act emotionally. as sad and tragic and horrible as this is, now's the time to let the investigators do their work and figure out who the perpetrators are and then look at it. all these people at this point are presumed innocent. >> well, that goes without saying. >> i'll step up to the plate. i'm against the death penalty. if these guys don't get the death penalty, then who gets it? >>> we have verified that three individuals dressed in black and masked, entered

. >> according to officials, md. spends between $700 million and $1 billion every year. >> the cost of health care is escalating at levels that are not sustainable. >> president obama says his reform plan would fix that but for it to pass, he needs to win over critics. >> ultimately, i think members of congress need to have a right to end need to spend an appropriate time considering these issues and making sure we are getting it done right. >> he says the current proposal lacks incentives for doctors to practice in rural areas, but state health officials say they have already plugged that hole on their own with a new state law that allocates money for a loan forgiveness. >> the president will address the nation tonight at 8:00. you can watch it right here on wbal tv 11. >> the h1n1 virus, the feds are launching a vaccine study. results should be in by early september. if you would like to learn more, we have posted a link on our website. >> tonight, the 11 news i-team takes on more contractor compliance. >> the stat

everything is moving off at heaadrlier, we had a tornado warning.fortunately, that has md offe.or outsideith our weatherbug network, a pretty impressive time lapse view to show you parade notice how the clouds rolled in, the wind began to pickth thin o moved on out of here. we are looking at a little bit of shunned china -- sunshine now. just about an inch of rain out e. 74 mile per hour wind gust up in frederick, maryland. children's hospital, a current temperature of 72 degrees. high temperature at reagan national airport, 90 degrees after a morning low of 71 degrees. 75 currently in frederick. culpeper at 78 degrees. we are going to have a push of warmer air during the day tomorrow. high temperatures will rebound to around 90 degrees. it looks like a repeat performance for the day on sunday showers and thunderstorms by the afternoon. a weak area of high pressure will build during the day tomorrow, giving us plenty of sunshine. here is the cold front that will disturb the atmosphere sunday afternoon and evening. we could see another round of severe thunderstorms. how about 82 degrees fo

. >> from wbal in baltimore, md., sandra shaw appeared >> there you go. you can vote once today and once tomorrow. that is all. the voting ends at 1:45 p.m. tomorrow. you could also win an american express gift card. >> go sandra. cannot wait to hear regis philbin say, i am out of control. the humidity is arriving along with the players who arrived today. they are all showing up to date to get things rolling tomorrow. the wide receiver remains the big question mark. derrick mason remains in limbo. the wide receiver is a position that remains one open. >> you know how much he means to the team and stuff like that. i just want to make sure that he understood how much we appreciate him being around. i do not really know. i hope i talk to the coaches and whatever decision they make, they make. >> every success we face is an opportunity to give back. i do not care what it is, who is here, who is not here, we do not care about any of that. it is irrelevant, except to the extent that we can become a better football team today. >> john harbaugh is laser lo cked.

merrill lypasadena, md.. caller: what he just wrote about was going to be my question. can i just address just a couple of things very quickly? host: if it can be on governor sarah palin. caller: the lipstick on a pig thing -- i thought that was you cannot make a silk purse. for some reason, they took off with that. president obama explained in this instant, mccain would be the old ideas and sarah palin would be the lipstick. i remember listening to an interview you had on booknotes. i thought what he had to say was great. he said, compared to sarah palin, [inaudible] host: dayton, ohio, republicans line. caller: this guy does not like sarah palin. you know he is going to be nasty. as far as experience, look what we have in the white house now. he does not have a drop of experience. he is a real loser. host: more of the article -- " the clouds of tabloid conflict and controversy that swirled around her and her extended clan, the surprise pregnancies, the tawdry and lin-laws selling drugs were poaching game. by comparison, others seem like avatars of circumspection. her

once again, a 4-year-old and 5- year-old in very grave condition from a fire in riverdale, md., natasha barrett, abc 7 news. >>> a woman and misery -- in missouri started a chain of kindness when she went to pay for the next customers cup of coffee. the pay at forward attitude was contagious and every customer cents said keep the change. the coffee shop owners said they have ended up with money to spare and they are paying it forward and giving money to other restaurants to try to start the program there. very generous. >>> i will be generous, the weather will get better. we get rid of the committee, it will be gorgeous. we will just have a couple of thunderstorms may be this evening. 84 sunday, lots of sunshine. >> 84 -- abc world this is next. >> ha p if we don't act, medical bills will wipe out their savings. if we don't act, she'll be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. she'll band he won't gete the chemotherapy he needs. if we don't act, health care costs will rise 70%. and he'll have to cut benefits for his employees. but we can act. the president and congress hav

a couple stops on the weatherbug network, olney, md., 79 degrees, high temperature of 83. degrees the high at gw university, currently at 82. 84 degrees at reagan national, a morning low of 63. a little bit warmer than yesterday, but not where we should be. the average high, at 88 degrees. those of you heading out to the fireworks, mostly cloudy skies, comfortable, upper 70's, the wind out of the west, northwest at 5-10. if you have allergy problems, trees, grass, weeds, low category, mold in a high category, that will increase tonight later into tomorrow with rain in the forecast. 83 at reagan national, " of t the north and west. 73 pittsburgh. hot and humid air? head to the south, 91 anthis. that will eventually make its way toward the end, the upcoming work week. we could cut touched 90 degrees. this is the rain that is slowly moving in our direction. it looks like the heaviest rain will remain to the south for the daytime tomorrow. we will keep the showers and rains and the forecast all day into early tomorrow evening. once this moves out, the high pressure builds agai

this will affect us later tonight intoniheor mng. 67 degrees out to the west, cumberland, md., daytimeigh of 78. it children's hospital, current 73 degrees, daytime high of 80. vienna, currently 71 degrees, high of 82 perryswq oiubr level in the 50's. that is why it feel so comfortable outside. today, 84 degrees the daytime high at reagan national airport. the average is 88. the pollen count, not an issue, nothing to worry about. at this hour, 76 at reagan national. off to the north and west, 66 pittsburgh, 1 degrees cooler college station. the warm, humid air to the south, 95 degrees in dallas, jacksonville 81. essentially this warm air will come back. we just have to wait another three, four days. low pressure off to the west will continue to push towards the east. it will drift to the south, keeping the heaviest rain across richmond and the carolinas tomorrow. it will not keep the showers away from the immediate metro area. we could pick up a quarter, half an inch of rain by the time it leaves. to the north, pa., new york city tomorrow, generally nice. delmarva beaches, ocean city,

really, the every day trading of, you know, corporate bonds, even mds now is a business we want to see these firms do, they can manage that. >> david, sorry to interrupt you, thanks very much. thanks everyone for watching. it is time to you for "the call." >> pleasure. >>> this is cnbc.com news now. >> nbc news confirms that president obama will name alabama physician dr. regina benjamin as surgeon general. he will make the announcement official with the hour. >>> microsoft will issue a free web-based version of its popular office software with, available the second half of next year. >>> goldman sachs shares up 3.5% after analyst meredith whitney upgraded the stocks to a buy. that is cnbc.com news now. i'm courtney reagan. >>> good morning, welcome to the call, everyone on this monday, 90 minutes into the session. we are higher on the dow by 77 points, as one of the most important earnings seasons in memory gets under way. coming up in today's earnings central, we are going to discuss exactly what theurprises might be. ppy monday, larry. >> thank you, ish. i'm larry kudlo goldman sach

. >> again, an alphabetical order -- from wbal in baltimore, md., sandra shaw. [applause] >> this is so exciting. i know you were so nervous. >> it was so heartening to see the response. i just thank you so much. now i am in my element. i'm on cloud nine -- but what the weather, we do have severe news as far as the weather because there are storms located over in pennsylvania right now. you can see the lightning strikes. we are in store for more showers and storms. a little activity north of baltimore. as you take a look at the wide view, an intense amount of moisture funneling in from the southwest. forecast is mostly cloudy skies and a good chance of showers and storms. slight chance today for severe storms, risk all the way from our area to new england. more on what it means in just a little bit. stay tuned. >> thank you. baltimore city councilwoman helen holton is once again under the microscope. a grand jury indicted her after a judge dismissed other charges. jennifer franciotti explains another big name developer also faces charges. >> i'm elated today tha

but the semicouctor sector needto see confirmation from texas instruments,md, sandisk and oadcom. when it comes to hardware, dl is falling wayehind its rivals one of the ibm, raised its tlook for the year, but it said the economic enronment remains tough. analyst thomas smith of stdard and poor's ss i.b.m. and hewlt ckard are the stocks to watch here. >> both those coanies have diversied into services and through this dowurn their puniment on the revenue line, if you will, has beeless sere than i think it might have been had they noteen diversifyingver the last five years and th's helped steady their ships and th now look ke strong strategic model th working prettyell. >> repter: two other tech giants report this week. ple tomorrow and microsoft o thursday. analysts say iestors need to focus more on what these companies say about thfuture than what they say abo the past. ple is as much a phone and nsumer electronics company a it is a couter firm these ys. microsoft'report will be noted for s projections about upcoming ses of its new operating syst, windows 7, and for progress by i

. >> wbal in baltimore, md., sandra shaw. >> she made it to the finals, but you have to vote. we greeted a link were you can vote once today and tomorrow. it ends at 9:45 p.m. tomorrow night. also by voting you get a chance to win and $500 american express card. you have to register but, please, it is worth it. >> thank you, thank you. watch the video, too. >> thank you for joining us. >> upper 80's today, good chance of strong to iceland is severe thunderstorms again tonight, afternoon and early evening and will be that all week. this fiber? i'd had my fill. then i found miralax. and miralax relieves constipation with no bloating, no excess gas, no taste, no grit. you'll see. it's clearly different. announcer: restore your body's natural rhythm with miralax. f@ >>> there

new details emerged about the military-style strike that happen md in the home. the intruders were in the billings' house for just four minutes, and on the property for only ten. >> the execution was basically flawless the one gaping hole that would not have made this a perfect operation, if you will, was the fact that the security system was not disabled. >> reporter: investigators speculate that an eighth man may have been responsible for disabling the cameras but never did. while robbery seems to be the motive, abc news has learned that the fbi and the dea are now assisting with the investigation, after some sments have reportedly talked about their own links to mexican drug runners. even well-known international gang mf-13. none of those links have been concerned. so many questions, as a grieving family and community try to stay focused on the couple who opened their hearts and home to children in need. jeffrey kofman, abc news, pensacola. >>> after five planned launches were scrubbed -- >> three, two, one. >> because of mechanical problems or bad weather, "e

. >> we are a venture capital firm based outside of bethesda, md.. we are about 12 years old. we have about $600 million under management. our focus is purely i.t. we do not do biotech or health care. we have seven partners on the investment side. all we do is i t investments. that incorporates digital media all the way to mobile and telecommunications, semiconductors of materials, software, the whole gamut. >> is it fair to say that most i.t. venture-capital lists are based in california? is it rare to find one in the washington area? >> the mac is obviously silicon valley. -- the mecca is obviously silicon valley. we do have pockets out here. this region is quite prolific in terms of ideas and talent. we have a lot of government labs. there is a lot of talent in the research and labs here. there are a lot of great universities here like the university of maryland school of engineering and virginia tech. we do get to see a lot of young entrepreneurs. >> what do you look for when you may be recommending an investment in i.t.? >> we are always looking for great ideas, fantastic

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md -- every ctor knows how much testing and procedures are a way t prevent a lossy. why don't democratthink about ? -- why don't democratspeak about ? because tri lawyers around them -- own them. >> if the patient -- if the neurosurgeon screws up, doe't a patit's family have legal recourse? >> there is no fference between states thatave a cap, like tex, and states that do not. >> when jay rockefeller, a democr, says he is being priced out of the democratic process, you have prlems with yo own party, don't yo >> he was quite itical of the chairman. >> of max baus. >> he is the chairman of the health subcommittee. he says the democrats including himsf, and systemacally exuded by in max baucus in a effort to entice republans and makehis a bipartisan. it wou be nic if was bipartisan,but in the final analysis, they have come up with bill. >> t repuicans, if y listeno jim dent and james half -- james inhofe, are saying that belong to the stak, the better it is for 2010. >> charsrassley anmax baucus have established relationship butart of the relationship is that max baucus

md -- every doct knows how mu testing and procedures are a way to prevent a lossy. why don't democrats thk about it? -- why don't democrs speak abouit? because tal lawyers around them -- own them. >> if the patient -- if the neosurgeon screws up, doesn't a patient's family have legal recourse? >> there is no diffence between states that hava cap, like texas, d states that do not. >> when jay rockefeller, a democrat, says he is being priced out of the democratic process, you have oblems with ur own party, don't u? >> he was quitecritical of the chairman. >> of max bcus. >> he is the chairman of the health subcommittee he says the democrats including hielf, and systetically cluded by in max baucus inn effort to entice repuicans and ma this a bipartisan. it wld be ne ifit was bipartisan, but in the final analysis, they havto come up wi a bill. >>he reblicans, ifou listen to jim mint and james in half -- james inhofe, are saying that belong to the stes, the better it is for 2010. >> chles grassley d max baucus have establish a relationsh. but part of the relationship i

. >> always on the roads in the state's last weekend, md. see you in about 25 minutes. let me just bring you some breaking news this hour that we are getting out of iran beard remember our lead story, the gathering due to take place. we are hearing on the reuters news agency that hundreds of opposition reporters gathered in the tehrani cemetery to commemorate victims of the unrest. a large police presence as well. this is "world news today." a lot more on that story still to come. if french rapper is in the heart of a political storm after censorship after 10 concerts' were canceled because of sexually explicit and violent lyrics. a former presidential candidate help to get the rapper dropped. the party of president sarkozy said it was intolerable to sensor the artist and branded the actions of attack on freedom. let us get a report from our correspondent in paris. ♪ >> a rapper from normandy sometimes called the french eminem. women's groups say his lyrics are sexist, homophobic and violent. presidential candidate royal and other politicians got him dropped from music

a doctor, a certified doctor, an md covering over jackson, not only keeping an iv in him in a van that'sight, but injecting him in the neck? this as chief of police braton who is really no nonsense says he's mull iing a criminal investigation. >> i think it's ongoing as we speak. there's an awful lot of suspicious behavior. a lot of behavior one would believe leads to possible criminal action for a number of people. i think the police now, are doing an investigation, talking to a lot of people, creating time lines, gathering evidence and hopefully, in short order, turning it over to the prosecutors office who will be investigating it and hopefully indictments will be coming down on all of those that may have been involved in criminal activity that may have taken place. >> to mary margaret, news editor of radaronline. remember when he had to go to court and showed up in crutches with a spider bite on his leg. reports saying it may not have been a spider bite, but results of a broken needle injection. >> yes. one of the reasons the dea is involved is there are five doctors that have been c

the next call comes from baltimore, md..aller: yes, when it comes to oil -- i will make this comment in two additional comments regarding tuesday. if you follow below market every day you will see that every time the oil prices rise you tend to get a positive growth in the markets -- it is quite interesting that most of the time when americans are suffering because of an increase in gas prices that is when the stock market does well. it is amazing the way that the stock market works when it comes to the free market economy. was he spent among most of those do send twitter, so some of the times the people who work on the show -- i don't know, maybe they're not so good with twitter. some of them do not use the twitter. it would be nice if everyone can use twitter. host: thank you, we are trying to encourage everyone to use twitter. it is one more way to get your thoughts across to our audience. back to the phones on the line for republicans from mississippi. caller: i'm originally from colorado by way of iowa. i have lived all

they appear to show a bus driver in silver spring, md., reading while driving.taking the photos says that he veered in and out of lanes as she read product 20 minute commute. no one said a thing. we're told that the driver is still working, but not operating any buses while transit officials investigate. this is "fox report hd." flat on the bottom of the hour, time for the top of your news. new demands france tonight about controversial reports that the former vice president, dick cheney, ordered the cia to hold a secret proposal secret from the congress. one official tells npr that cheney never ordered him to cover anything else. leon panetta reportedly told lawmakers that last month he canceled the secret proposal, which we were told was made soon after the september 11 attacks. now, lawmakers are demanding more. intelligence officers asking the cia to hand over documents about this proposal. this is the first step in an official investigation, right? >> speakers will -- speaker pelosi says further investigation is needed, but the head of the democrat says he

janet taylor, a psychiatrist and md as well.the point, once this becomes really real to her, it's not a game anymore, do you think she'll break down and confess to avoid the death penalty? >> i really don't think so. i think what's been real to her is her ability to steal from her parents, steal from her grandmother, have no remorse and in her mind she believes that she's telling herself the truth. i don't think anything will break her down. >> to bill majeski, former nypd detective, president of majeski associates, inc. welcome back, bill. bill, what do you make of the motion by the defense to keep the bounty hunter off of the stand? >> well, they want to keep as much information away from them as they possibly can. i think that what he can do is he can create an image in the jury's mind of the type of person that she really is in terms of the way she behaved when she was released, her attitude toward things and i think it would be very detrimental to her defense if he were allowed to do that, so they will try very hard to keep

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the third victim in the crash, of westminster, md., also lost his life.he third victim of newmarket works here and frederick. jay korff, abc 7 news. >> we will head to the crash scene again to get the latest information on what caused the crash. meantime, you could see pictures of the wreckage and hear from the witnesses on wjla.com. >>> maryland health officials are reporting the state's fourth death from swine flu. the eastern shore resident reportedly did not have any apparent illnesses or risk factors an investigation into the death is continuing. >>> there is new warning from the cdc. u.s. health officials estimate 20%-a 40% of americans could become ill from the swine flu over the next two years, twice the number of people who normally get sick during the flu season. its efforts -- if efforts to stop h1n1 fail, the number of deaths could rise to thousands of people. those are based on past experiences with similar viruses. >>> but coming county police are investigating vandalism to see if it qualifies as a hate crime -- montgomery county police are

today lots of sunshine andil md temperatures. we have a dense fog advisory to the north and west of us. frederick county and washington county. garrett, allegany counties of american maryland. visibility down to a quarter mile. within the beltway not a problem. we are looking at just mostly meaclskies at this time. the showers well to the south of us, they will continue to move offshore as an area of low pressure moves toward the east. temperature at this hour is 63 at reagan national airport. pittsburgh in the 50's. 57 state college. hagerstown visibility down to a quarter mile and 61 degrees. for today mostly sunny and much warmer compared to yesterday. yesterday we only made it up to 73. we will see mid 80's with winds ou of the north-northwest five to 10 miles an hour. we have a quiet evening ahead and repeat performance for the day tomorrow. let's get an update on the commute with jim russ. >> thank you. we are looking at the wilson bridge, this is springfield actually then to the wilson bridge. this is pretty indicative of

are in pennsylvania, coming out of washington county, md., and moving into pennsylvania. that also has to be watched as it approaches -- as it approaches from the west. there is the potential for severe thunderstorms. we will come back for the forecast in just a little bit. >> as a reminder, you can always fall the forecast by using our interactive regard. it allows you to track rainstorms right down to your street. >> the big story tonight is baltimore mayor sheila dixon faces new grand jury indictments. they restored the perjury judges -- perjury charges. >> we have a team coverage for the new indictment and reaction from city hall. >> these new indictments suggest that her former boyfriend, the developer, is giving prosecutors what they want. state prosecutors left the grand jury earlier this afternoon. they charged dixon with three counts of theft, two counts perjury, three counts fraudulent misappropriation, and one count misconduct. include new details. in dixon asked for and received cash from developer ron lipscomb, up to $5,000 on two different occasions while th

if you have any other questions, call 1-800-md-mercy for a referral. >> are this week's movies worththe price of admission? max is here with her movie reviews. first, the winning lottery numbers. @÷@÷@h >> time to take a look at what's new in theaters. you have been a busy bee? >> yes, i have. we have two romantic comedies, ok? one more traditional and one kind of quirky. the first one is "the ugly truth" starring -- boy i wanted to like this movie. i knew from the trailers that it would be predictable. he's the sort of sexist pig and she's the uptight career woman, and she runs a morning show, a television morning show as the producer, and he's their weekly commentateor and gives women vice at what men really want. it was sort of an opposite's attract kind of thing. a movie like this, it is all in the details, ok? unfortunately the details in this movie they just don't get them right. i mean, there is chemistry between these two actors, i have to say that. that's a good thing. but i just wanted they to transplant these two actors into a different movie, basically. one of the baseic

we talked to a company called md systems which a lot of doctors use for billing. the electronic billing and electronic recommendations for the drugs actually the records, the electronic prescriptions are in this server on the computer forever. >> right. >> so that is there for them to look at. even if someone tried to delete it, this is key, there is a record of who went in to try and delete it so they will be able to follow which doctor may have been involve if that is the case. >> in a moment we look at the events happening tomorrow, who is expected to be there and who isn't. jackson's kids will attend but not the birth mother of the two eldest, debbie rowe, who was basically assaulted by paparazzi. >> are you ready to fight for your kids, debbie? >> do not touch me. >> nobody touched you. >> you just did. don't. >> are you ready to fight for your children? >> are you ready to get your butt kicked? don't [ bleep ] touch me. >> are you ready to take a cash settlement. >> debbie rowe giving the photographers probably what they were hoping for, an outburst. lawyers

even i, i'm just a jd and not an md like you, but i can see all those needle punctures on jackson's legs. >> we don't know if they are needle punctures. we're seeing re, raised lesions. needle punctures are one cause but there are other thing that can look the same way. for example, bug bites, trauma, apparently michael has, there was a claim that he had lupus and that can cause that. >> i appreciate the bug bite suggestion but mike brooks, formerly with the fbi, i hardly think michael jackson was out in nature getting bug bites. what i want to talk to you about is the claim that the scene of the death has been cleaned up, sanitized. >> yeah. they'll be able to tell that, nancy. the first responders were interviewed by lapd homicide, and they're the ones who will give a lot of information on what they saw, what they heard when they were first arrived there. and dr. conrad, you have a lot of explaining to do. >> is secretly held video kept on monitors within jackson's security system now missing along with the black bag containing drugs and i.v. pole and i.v. use bags. >>> he was the bigg

we're jds not mds. what do you mean is a caustic medicine? >> caustic. veins scar down and collapse. and it is a real tip-off when somebody is using the veins in their neck because those are some of the last resort veins that addicts shoot up in. that is a sign of serious addiction. >> you know what, let me just see the lawyers again. let them back out, liz. somebody's going to jail, all right. somebody's going to the pokey. and for a long time. because if this was some addict laid up on the street on third avenue, nobody would care. but this time, it's come to light. it's come to light that some fancy doctors with nice offices out there in beverly hills are doping up michael jackson. three days at a time, lying there like a corpse. what's your defense. >> my defense would be let's see the toxicology. let's see if there are toxic and dangerous levels of any drugs in mr. jackson. all we have now is speculation. i would also say if the district attorney in the county where jackson resided or died believes in this case, he or she should impanel a grand jury

janet taylor, md and psychiatrist joining us out of new york.e state that michael jackson allowed or encouraged the enablers. in other words, basically laying all the fault on jackson. what do you think of that? >> he paid them. they are on his payroll. clearly this has been going on for many, many years. a lot of people around him, family included, dropped the ball trying to get an intervention. knowing how difficult it was. hindsight is 20/20. now, we are pointing fingers and in fact, we've been watching the demise. >> to brad lamm, board registered interventionist at changesomeoneyoulove.com. brad, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, nancy. >> what do you make of all this talk he encouraged the enablers. now there's a lot of finger-pointing. we hear that he had his bodyguards keep them away and wouldn't take calls from his 79-year-old mother. but brad, you're the expert. other people have interventions and the target never wants to have an intervention. >> yeah, if they would say yes, i wouldn't have a vibrant practice. >> that's why y

and onest things that has been mention md times before is that michael jackson was going -- he had this very nomatic lifestyle. if he was getting this drug, it is possible that dr. murray could have been sending it through the fedex account to michael jackson wherever he was in the world. >> you know, that's interesting point. you know, was he sending it somewhere? but i want to go out to howard oliver, he is former deputy medical director and forensic pathologist joining us from los angeles. doctor, if there was propophal in the room when he died, usually on those vials, aren't there a lot number, all kinds of other numbers where they can trace it back to at least start to the beginning of the investigation to find out where and when it was found and maybe who took this? >> yes, there always is. >> now, the two drugs that were found there, tell us about those, the two -- the vials they took. >> those are two medications that you would commonly find in the doctor's office. the phentermine is simply an appetite suppress ent. the other drug belongs to an anti-anxiety drug family. but like

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and in the ffmico md and the tropics. essentially nothing. we are -- here we are, july 8th.l system. we have not had a named tropical storm yet. our first storm of the season will be anna. look how quiet it is in the gulf of mexico. we have rain showers off the coast of the crimes but not tropical in nature. so nothing going on as far as the tropics go at this point. temperatures across the region, we've dropped off a bit more. 66degrees now here in washington. 64 at dulles airport. baltimore is at 62 degrees. and we do again this morning have temperatures in the 50s. 55 in frederick and in winchester. 59 in harrisonburg. here is a look at the local satellite-radar. there is that little brief shower activity. bang, there it goes. moved rather quickly, took some clouds with it and the rest of the situation, clear skies and that is what we have for the most part this morning although reagan national is actually reporting a couple of clouds out there. out to the west, that is where you will find some precipitation in the form of rain showers in a couple of spots of heavier rain