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district attorney's office and lawyers for michael jackson's dr. conrad murray continue their own legal foxtrot today. more than seven months after jackson's death. >> it seems like the d.a.'s office, they are in no hurry to do anything. they are sort of taking their sweet time, but the public is demanding that something be done. >> reporter: plans for murray to surrender to police today and be charged with unvoluntary manslaughter in jackson's death, came apart, allege dlil over whether murray would be allowed to post bail and avoid a day in jail. a slated press conference from the defense was abruptly called off. >> they say no, not today. >> he's trying to make an appointment to surrender. right away it's very strange and curl use to all that's going on, and that's what happens in high profile cases. they just do tend to take a life of their own. >> reporter: the d.a. now plans to charge murray on monday, and if he doesn't surrender, he will be arrested. any subsequent prosecution seems likely to take its place in the an names of california lega

>> michael. >> jimmy: michael, very good. michael. okay, michael.al? >> gymnastics. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: gymnastics. very good. >> i'm very flexible. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. questlove, stop it. all right. finally, if you had a figure skating outfit, what color would it be? >> i would have to go with pink, i guess. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely, that's your -- that's your move. very, very nice. okay, you guys, we have michael here who thinks he'd be great at gymnastics. and just picture doing it in a pink unitard. that would be -- pretty fantastic. [ light laughter ] for this last one in the honor of the famous jamaican bobsledding team, let's do it in the style of bob marley. [ scattered cheers ] it's that cool? ♪ ♪ now the time has come for us to sing songs from the old ♪ ♪ from michael sitting up in the third road ♪ ♪ in the winter olympics in gymnastics he might win the gold ♪ ♪ finally he said should he wear a pink outfit or not i said no! ♪ ♪ michael michael ♪ ♪ no, no, no! ♪ michael michael ♪ ♪ no, no, no! [ cheers and applause

michael jackson's doctor could be charged. it could reveal much more about what we know about the singer's life style. >> hello and welcome. the old judges at the international criminal court have opened up the possibility that the sudanese president omar al-bashir could face genocide charges. the reason is technical, but the result is political. he is the first sitting head of state to be charged on crimes against humanity and war crimes. a new decision will be welcomed in some quarters and rejected by others. the big question is this. does it make an actual trial more or less likely? >> a fugitive from international justice. the sudanese president may goals freely with his fellow heads of state at the african union summit in ethiopia. despite the icc's arrest warrant, sudanese president omar al-bashir has traveled in africa and elsewhere. many countries have supported the man accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity in darfur. they argue that ever, was unfairly targeted. african support continues to this day. the lo

lewis' book. >> michael o her.s... i don't want to say child. this huban being, this young human being who conceivably should have landed hardened, shut off, angry, had every right to be, was not taken care of the way he needed to be taken care of yet there was a light inside of that i mean allowed him to want the best for himself. and the fact that he got as far as he did before the tuohys stepped in says that's a human being that... he was going to get somewhere in life and find what was best for him but in steped this woman who saw a child on the street and said "it's cold, get in my car, i'll let you sleep and figure out what to do with you later. dwhats's exactly what she did. it could have been a green child, a chinese child, it didn't matter to leigh anne, there was a child on the street in shorts and freezing weather. but he, michael o her is the one that is the extraordinary story in this. >> rose: this is the scene in which leigh anne talks to her memphis friends about michael. here it is. >> hey, does mi

why the wall might be closing in on michael jackson's physician. a mother and son are murdered in their own home. >> i know these types of things happen, but i would not expect them to. >> first, covered in white. our second snowstorm in days is here. we're live in moments. find out what to expect in the morning. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> potential snowstorms are here. here is a live picture where the roads are wet but mostly clear. we see similar at the capitol, where is it -- it is expected to continue to fall overnight, and we are closely tracking the storm and the impact it is already having. john is live. let's go to our chief meteorologist to get more on what to expect. >> one thing i know for sure is we're very lucky with the storm because temperatures were above freezing when the storm started, and now we are at 31 or 32. it would have been a lot worse if we were in the low to mid 20 pause right now. here is the take away it message. you can notice the pattern moving from west to east as the upper

he obviously didn't mean to kill michael jackson. at least that's not going to be the allegation here. but the question is how reckless was it? how much of a departure was this from ordinary medical treatment. authorities are saying it's clearly a departure by charging him with what is a very serious crime, involuntary manslaughter. although, the possible sentence here is only two to four years. >> which raises the question, there's so many doctors, dr. feel good willing to give celebrities anything they want. propofol they say would never be used in a home but in hospitals, anna nicole smith, does this send a message? >> propofol is such a departure to have in a home, there's not a message to be sent. it's sort of like what were you thinking from the beginning? >> i'm not saying this the case, people made the link between the amount of money he was making and the kinds of drugs or medicine he was willing to give. >> his position would be i didn't administer a lethal amount. i expect they are going to argue that other doctors had pre

so, michael will be here, and later on a very funny man.omedy stage. tomorrow, gordon ramsey, from "big love," ginnifer goodwin, and music from vv brown. you know our first guest from "the untouchables", from the "oceans 11," "12" and "13." his new movie, called "city island" opens in new york and l.a. and march 19th. please welcome andy garcia. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i apologize for the fist bump. i don't want to make you sick, you know? >> i hear you. >> jimmy: how is everything? >> everything is great, i feel fantastic. >> jimmy: this morning you were in phoenix playing in a golf tournament. >> i was playing with george lopez at the waste management open. >> jimmy: the waste management open. that's -- they should work on the title of that one. and were you playing in filth, in garbage? >> it was beautiful. i got there and the media is there, so, you forget, we're going to go play golf but you are going, other there's press there. >> jimmy: it's different. >> what do you think about playing in the waste management open. >> well, i'm prope

>> all of the people involved with michael. i don't know exactly what all of them's names are, but there was a whole slew of them. if he was interrogated enough, they would find out everything from dr. murray. >> that's right. >> larry: why do you believe, joe, that other people were involved in your son's death? why do you believe that? >> who is paying dr. murray? michael's not paying him because he's not here. who is paying all these other people that's involved? frank deleo, all of those guys are no-good guys as far as i'm concerned. and dr. toomey is another guy that has all of michael's memorabilia. he's out there with it. we can't find him. we're looking for this stuff, because it bonelongs to the kid. >> larry: are you saying, joe, that these people wanted michael to die? >> michael told his mother he would be killed. he was afraid to even do all of these shows because he was afraid that he wouldn't get a chance to finish all of the show. he couldn't do all those shows back to back. even his kids say that he had told th

he was the last person to see michael jackson alive. according to the associated press, prosecutors plan to charge him with manslaughter. this just in from los angeles. >> it has been confirmed, as you said, a spokesman for dr. conrad murray has confirmed they expect him to surrender to authorities and the next 48 hours. this follows reports from the associated press news agency, and also the show-biz websites tmz, that is the website that first broke the news that michael jackson died. this is likely to result, if he is charged, in a court hearg, a public hearing. the judge will decide whether there is enough evidence to pursue a case against the doctor. >> just to add but we have to that -- your member of course michael jackson died last june. the coronary -- the coroner had a verdict of homicide. he received a powerful dose of an anesthetic. if dr. murray is convicted, he faces a lengthy prison sentence. the greek prime minister is gone on to national tv to warn his country that there will be it harsh measures to keep the economy fro

my name is chef michael. and when i come home from my restaurant, i love showing bailey how special she is. yes, you are. i know exactly what you love, don't i? - [ barks ] - mmm. aromas like rotisserie chicken. and filet mignon. yeah, that's what inspired a very special dry dog food. [ woman ] introducing chef michael's canine creations. so tasty and nutritious it's hard to believe it's dry dog food. chef-inspired. dog-desired. chef michael's canine creations. >>> i'm lynn berry. here's what's happening. at least 13 people were injured when a man rolled a shopping cart containing a makeshift explosive device into a strip mall in darwin, australia. police have not identified a motive, but a suspect is in custody. >>> in a surprising reversal, iran now says it is willing to send its uranium out of the country for enrichment. the u.n. has been pressuring iran to agree to the proposal for months. >>> israel's president suggested in a tv interview that his country would release three jailed american hikers in teh

we have michael linden and art laffer joining us to debate.s raising taxes on the most successful earners and investors the right way to go? gee whiz, whatever happened to free market capitalism on the supply side? we are "the kudlow report." stay with us. >>> once more, will the obama proposal to let the bush tax cuts expire and hike up the rates on investment and work kill any chance of a real positive jobs recovery? let's talk to associate director of tax and budget at the center for american progress michael linden and former reagan adviser art laffer of laffer investments. were you always the chief investment officer? >> i have never been chief of anything, larry. >> i want to start with you. we are taxing now according to the obama budget all the top end ear earne earners, investors, hedge funds and the hike. i want to ask you what i asked paul ryan and our stock market investors. how can you tax capital which is up there at the top end and not damage the prospects for jobs and wages? >> you do damage the prospects for jobs and wages. ju

i have covered michael jackson for years.ever i covered there usually was some kind of media circus because of the intensity of feelings when anybody covers michael jackson. >> you're right. with paparazzi being what they are, there will be a perp walk of sorts at least somewhere. what do you think about the feedback from the jackson family? they are very unhappy about involuntary manslaughter as a charge. >> we haven't heard the official word as to what the charge will be. the speculation is involuntary manslaughter which would involve gross negligence. the jackson family thinks it should be murder. dr. conrad murray has gone on videotape saying and appeared at his church saying i'm innocent. i will be exonerated. he admitted to police and it is in an affidavit that he gave five doses of sed tif over six hours and hit him with the propofol which is a surgical knockout drug. there is the question of the discrepancy over the timeline. why did it take them for so long to call 911, for the paramedics to arrive? was michael jacks

. >>> and we showed you michael jackson there, video of the late michael jackson. seven months after his death, the doctor who was the last person to see the pop star alive prepares to face charges. we're going to break down the case with our trutv legal contributor, midwin charles, and there's other information to report on this case involving conrad murray. we're back in just moments. 20 minutes later, she'll bring one into the world in seattle. later today, she'll help an accident victim in kansas. how can one nurse be in all these places? through the nurses she taught in this place. johnson & johnson knows, behind every nurse who touches a life... there's a nurse educator... who first touched them. ♪ you're a nurse ♪ you make a difference upbeat rock ♪ so i could hear myself myseas a ringtone ♪hone ♪ ♪ who knew the store would go and check my credit score ♪ ♪ now all they let me have is this dinosaur ♪ ♪ hello hello hello can anybody hear me? ♪ ♪ i know i know i know i shoulda gone to ♪ ♪ free credit report dot com! ♪ that's where i shoulda gone! coulda got my

>> yes. >> yes. >> at his mother's request and our desire. >> our desire, yes. >> we kept michael's - be right there after the ama's, 10:00, to be on the mike to sing a lead as a demo for the rest of the people. he was there right on time and he did it. he doubled it. now we have got janet singing with him. >> but to have his voice in there, i must tell you, to have his presence, i was -- i must admit, he was missed last night just in body. but i must tell you, to have his voice in there was just inspiring. >> what about -- >> larry: what about having rappers instead of rockers? >> we got all of them. >> the funny thing -- >> we had everything this time but also, going to put it on the back of the record, a fantastic poem that was requested by a doctor michael's mother written by maya angelou. it is incredible. it ends with "we are, you are, we are the world." . right. >> so organically connected. as i said again, lionel says, there is a lot of divine intervention there. >> yeah. >> larry: lionel there were 88 people involved in this. i understand there were half of that some years ag

they want justice for michael jackson.hey want justice for all those people who are being administer administeredadminister administered drugs. we had the anna nicole smith case. did we learn nothing? is four years the only kind of charge we'll have here? i think the public is entitled to take this problem on a serious note instead of saying, oh, you didn't mean it. we think they did mean it. it was so reckless that it was utterly irresponsible. >> brian oxman, thank you so much. time to check the rest of the headlines with erica hill at the news desk. good morning erica. >> good morning. three american soldiers are dead this morning killed by a roadside bomb in northwest pakistan. that explosion hit a convoy en route to the opening of a girls' school. mark phillips is in london this morning with more. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the information is still coming in on this but the u.s. embassy does now confirm that three american soldiers were killed and two others injured in this bomb attack in the triba

murray was indifferent to the possibility of michael jackson living or dying. this man wanted michael jackson to live. $180,000 a month is what he was earning. >> is attorney says his client is innocent. dr. murray has acknowledged giving tax and the powerful surgical anesthetic propofol and other drugs shortly before his death and opens lead. the lawyer said he plans to plead not guilty. nbc news, los angeles. >> 32 degrees on tv hill. coming up in the next half hour -- >> preparations are underway for the storm that is expected to hit today. ulia the latest coming up. >> kasam nichole killian in washington. new jobs numbers are due out today. i will bring you a preventive -- a preview. >> all is quiet right now. that will change as we head through the morning. we will give you what to expect for the rest of the day. >> it is calm, but things will change this afternoon. we will get you up-to-date on we will get you up-to-date on it can go from a scratchy throat in the morning. to a cough. to a full body ache... at night. new tylenol cold rapid release gels day

michael buczyner fox 45 news at 10:00. >> all right michael thank you for the update from bwi thurgood marshall airport. >> it took no time for governor o'malley to declare a state of emergency. he joins us on the phone be tonight. governor, hello. >> hi, jeff. >> you have been busy today and we appreciate you taking the time on the phone. very fine. thank you. >> no problem. >> by declaring a state of emergency, governor, what does that allow you to do. the state of maryland? well, it gives us the ability to do things like mobilize the national guard so we have humvees deployed in virtually every county in maryland. that is backing up the emergency services people. so if god forbid somebody has to go to the hospital in this sort of blizzard, humvees can get to them. and help the local governments carry out emergency services. the other thing it does is make the ground work for us, if the snowfall is significant enough, to allow for some federal help in dealing with this. >> from what we understand, with what the accumulation could be, that could very well be in the next 12 hours. stat

michael got to interview his subject.e is long gone, and in fact like many families, the family didn't know a lot about him. so i had to use paper records. and that's very tedious. the most exciting discovery for me, which is why sometimes i think my job build that like detective, is that pulitzer has a brother who came to the united states and became a vastly successful publisher. started a newspaper in new york called the new york journal. this is the newspaper that was randolph hearst will eventually buy to compete against them. if you want a sibling rivalry, every day that joseph pitts arisearrives and thinks it wille put out of business by this other newspaper, he is competing against the newspaper created by his brother. i wanted to get ahold of that story. albert committed suicide in 1909. six monthly did he was typing his memoirs and a hotel in san francisco keeping everyone awake. so i knew the memoirs existed. i was able, through obituaries, to trace his line of the family. since these two brothers didn't speak

michael jackson had it. presumably dr. murray brought it to michael jackson and administered it without the proper equipment. >> not a controlled substance, so it's not technically breaking lawsuit. >> it doesn't follow any medical protoc protocol. >> larry: it's an anesthesia. >> yes. there was no anesthesiologist there and there was no equipment to resuscitate him. >> larry: why would you give that to a patient? >> that's a question he has to answer. what we've learned, he wanted it, and dr. murray gave it to him. now, is that criminal negligence to the point of manslaughter? it's going to be an interesting case. >> if this all happens, there will be a big l.a. trial, right, jim? >> we've seen this before. i suspect it would be as big as it gets. >> larry: any comment from the jackson family? >> nothing, yet. you really reserve comment until things are happen. once he's indicted, we'll get a comment. >> surely the jacksons want someone to pay. i'm not suggesting conrad murray is the only person responsible or he is respo

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he's michael mendes of diamond foods. >> a brutal day at the exchange. it looks like nobody, or very few stocks were able to exchan the sell-off, right. >> yeah, very few ports in this storm, lots of red on the screen. let's take a look at tonight's market focus. it was the stiffest of selling was seen in the basic materials, energy and financial sectors. each off by around 4%. but there were much bigger losers inside the sectors. financial stocks lead the way lower with c.m.e. group, genworth, and c.b. richard ellis the three biggest percentage drops. financial exchange c.m.e. missed earnings expectations, contributing to its 7.8% drop. insurance firm genworth and real estate firm c.b. ellis each saw heavier than usual volume on the sell-off. energy stocks also were among the worst performers, led by a trio of coal producers massey, consol, and peabody. president obama is creating a task force to speed up the development of clean coal technologies. and leading material stocks lower, metal producers. titanium metals, a.k. steel, and allegheny tech all we

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michael jackson died june 25th of an overdose. nothing he gave him should have killed him. jim moret, author of the new book "last day of my life" ted rowland. ted, give us the latest when and where will conrad murray surrender? >> that is a big question. here is what we are getting from murray's legal team, they are expecting within the next 24 to 48 hours there will be a surrender of some sort. they hope murray will turn himself in away from the cameras at the courthouse. getting in and out of the courthouse without being seen is virtually impossible. what they are trying to avoid is that shot that will be played time and time again of him in handcuffs. they want to surrender at the courthouse rather than have the police arrest him. they haven't heard anything specific from the d.a. he came to los angeles in anticipation of this. his lawyer ed chertoff is in los angeles in anticipation of charges being filed. >> jim moret, what are the charges? we heard involuntary manslaughter with that you have to prove gross negligence. your

and so when michael and i were thinking years later. as a young lawyer you simply say yes, lot of finding, listen to me. later his academics are students raskin the questions. as academics, students don't listen to us. so we had to think about how do you get your mind into the black rocks of this relationship between international law. if you ask any international lawyer is binding. in foreign policy, which if you ask any foreign policy part to schneier is essentially binding so long as it consistent with my foreign-policy objectives. so we thought we would bring together a ten former state department legal advisers, spanning from the carter administration all the way through to bush to them than we were eventually able to get a forward by harold koh who is currently a legal advisor in the obama administration and put them together in a very big room so there's lots of space between the democrats and republicans end of an administration and ask them, pick your top three crises and walk us through the role that international law played.

. >>> tonight, breaking michael jackson death news. dr. conrad murray is about to turn himself in. then ten jailed americans in big trouble in haiti accused of child trafficking. their desperate families are here pleading their case. >>> don't ask, don't tell. president obama says people in the military shouldn't have to hide who they are. and the top brass agreed with him today. >> allowing gays and lesbians to openly serve in the military would be the right thing to do. >>. >>> we begin with breaking news. dr. conrad murray seizure renders the los angeles authorities as early as tomorrow on charges relating to the death of michael jackson. that according to his lawyer. with us ted rowland, chief correspondent, and author of a terrific new book, "the last day of my life." ted, what's the story? has he been indicted? >> no, not yet. he's here in long angeles, his lawyer is here from los angeles, and the people representing murray, they're expecting he'll surrender within the next 24 to 48 hours. up to about an hour and a half ago, they hadn't heard anything specific as to when and

michael, i have to tell you, ili geow the feeling. >>reporter: karen i can relate to your experience. a lot of people insw je this port who can relate to the feeling right now. let me the give you an w jea of how much geow has come down here maybe in the last hour. when we first arrived here at the rort this parking lot that we are in right now was empty there was just no snow on the ground. cars but no snols. within the last hour you can tell about an inch or so already of snols. let's look atar sw jforg we shot inside ofe airport few moments ago. standstill inside the alicport. hundreds of cas eets already cancelled leaving hundreds of passengers stranded at bwi wondering how and when theour storm several aliclines incle ning south west simplour airport last flight to depart at at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon and flights aren't scheduled to resume until sunday morning. hunw jfeds of l bews are e around the clock here to try to keep at least one runway ing game has begun net for those stranded at the airport. >> can't do anything about t

>> i was frustrated at michael. i loved michael. he was a very close friend.n amazing person. so i was frustrated at michael. i was angry at the doctors, yes. >> larry: do you think -- where do you think this trial's going to go? i mean, this is the kind of thing you're trying to prevent. >> i think if anything it will draw attention to the fact medical establishment has to look within itself to see that we not only perpetuate these problems. unless there's deep soul searching in the medical profession this thing is going to keep going on. you just had britney -- >> larry: we're going to talk about it tomorrow night. you're a doctor. what do you do if someone comes in to you and says, i have a terrible headache and aspirin's not helping and excedrin's not helping? would you give them vicodin? >> most usually not because i can show them ways to help treat pain through meditation -- >> larry: he can't know if you're having a headache or not. >> that's why you have these drugs. as soon as you realize the patient is demanding these drugs and the demand is out of p

you can't get better than that. >> larry: how did the michael jackson death affect you? bit, he came to see the show in las vegas. we talked a while. michael was very interested in knowing how i was managing to be doing this every night. he was curious. he wanted to know. and i was very nervous meeting with him. i have to tell you that since i was very young, michael has been having an amazing influence on me. i just remember looking up to him in both ways. looking up to him because i wanted to be on stage just like him, sing like him, maybe one day meet with him, but on top of that looking up to him is that on the ceiling of my bedroom when i was young i had his posters. i was -- >> larry: on the kreelding. >> the walls were not enough for me. the ceiling where he was belonging. and i said to myself, well, if i want to sing like him, be on stage like him, maybe meet with him, maybe sing with him, what am i doing? i have to go to school to learn english. >> larry: his death must have horrified you in. >> i went to school to learn english, i met with him, i sang with him.

michael in fights me out every now and then to give a talk or participate in his conferences and to exchange ideas with his colleagues at case western so it's a pleasure to be here from american university. ..

joining me now with his take on toyota's troubles and how to repair them is michael ramah. he is director of strategic planning at porter novelli. michael, welcome to the program. >> thank you, great to be here. >> so exactly how tarnished do you think the toyota image is right now? >> well, they're in serious trouble. the question is what are they going to do about it and how fast they can turn it around. >> do you think the brand though is dead? >> no, by no means is the brand dead. there's a tremendous heritage that's not being taken into account. consider everything they've done up to now and what they have to look forward to, i think it's surviveable. >> what do you think they should be doing right now to turn this image problem around? >> they should be doing a lot of what they're doing. the question that's lingered is how fast they came to the game. that aside, the issue now is how quickly can they turn around these recalls, how quickly can they get the vehicles back on the road and restore public confidence in their safety. >> so is it a function of focusing on the

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i bought the fact that i thought michael was really, really, really, really sick.said he was called home. but when i saw "this is it" and i saw him top shape, i got mad. >> by the way in "we are the world," was that you reuniting with streisand? >> i was so happy to see her again. i haven't seen her, that's right, for a long time. so it was wonderful to see her. and i thought she was a trooper, just coming with the jonas brothers and miley cyrus and everybody on stage. and she came and did her part, making a difference. >> by the way, you're going back to vegas? >> i'm going back. >> when? >> we're going to be starting next year. >> 2011? >> 2011. >> caesars again? >> caesars. come and see. home is home. >> how long is the commitment? >> it's going to be three? three years. i just wanted to double-check. >> your husband runs everything with the show with you? >> well, my husband is my partner. >> he is a great man. we love rene. >> i know he is. so three is in vegas. and it's going to be obviously a brand-new show. and i'm very excited again. what's great about sho

michael bennett articulated it very well.son people are feeling anxious right now it's not just because of this current crisis, they have been going this -- going through this 10 years. they have been working and not seeing a raise. their costs have been going up. if their spouses going into the workforce. they're working as hard as they can, barely keeping their heads above water, figuring out how to retire, a senior health care costs going up, college tuition skyrocketing. they are more and more vulnerable and that have been through the last decade, treading water. if our response ends up being, you know, because we don't want to stir things up, we are just going to do the same thing that was being done before, then i don't know what differentiates us from the other guys. and i don't know why people would say, we really want to make sure those democrats are in washington fighting for us. so the point i am making and blanche is right, we have to be non-ideological about our approach to these things. if we have to make sure t

michael wooten is here now and he has a special guest with him. good morning, michael. >> yeah. we are here with chief rubin of the city of washington, d.c. and chief, i will tell you this is a rough situation out here. what's the message to people who have to be out in this. >> it is riff and hopefully no one has to be out. if you are an essential worker and providing emergency services, we wish you the best of luck but those are the only folks that ought to be out and about. we hope that everybody stays indoors and doesn't add to the difficult conditions that we are seeing. >> talk to me about the conditions. i know it is overwhelming to the crews trying to clean the streets and puts pressure on your department responding to emergencies. >> it does. we are using the snow chains which are aggressive and allows us to get through the neighborhoods but we have had difficulties. we have six four-wheel drive pickup trucks. they have been used throughout the process. along with four humvees have been assigned to us by the dc national guard. a shoutout to general schwartz and his grea

i'm not out there to be michael.sey. >> reporter: there's one other thing vonn doesn't like, and that is any suggestion she is trying to purposefully lower expectations. she says if she can be in the starting gate, she is going to be there to win. brian? >> if this homemade cure of her works, look at a run on cheese at a store near you. kevin tibbles in vancouver. >>> there was a celebration in washington at the white house last night. president obama welcomed legends of american music to perform songs at the civil rights moveme. the audience, including some senators and member of congress -- yes, that's the president on t microphone -- heard a message that still resonates today. ♪ some senators and congressman please heed the call ♪ ♪ don't stand in the doorwa ♪ don't block up the hall >> bob dylan 68 years old singing "the times they are a-changing" a song he wrote back in '63 when he was a lad of 22. dylan told nbc news today he was honored to play at the show last night saying, "the civil rights movement meant a

>> my name is michael. >> jimmy: michael? what is your name?> nicholas. >> jimmy: michael and nicholas. are you friends? did you just meet? >> we just did. >> why are you stuck? >> jimmy: that stupid cowboy makes me live in here. >> this is just a little barn. >> jimmy: you're right. i'm the smartest pig in the world. >> you know one plus one? >> jimmy: 11? >> that's two. >> jimmy: i'm not good at math. >> pigs don't too math. >> jimmy: you're right. we're not very good. >> pigs like to be in the dirt. >> jimmy: i love it. i love it. >> you like -- remember that pig from the barnyard? >> jimmy: what barnyard? >> the -- the one from nick jr. >> jimmy: i don't have television. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: i don't watch television. i'm a piyou're a pig, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm really thirsty. can you give me that water? >> i have to ask the cowboy. >> jimmy: he's busy. just push it near me. that would be great. oh, but i need it into my mouth, if you could, just pick that up. thank you. >> so -- um -- >> jimmy: thank you. he doesn't like to let me drink wat

. >>> and still to come on wjz's "eyewitness news" at noon, pending charges involving michael jackson's personal physician. >>> which ing words from the nation's intelligence officials. why they say another terror attempt is certain to happen this year. >>> taking another live look outside this noon and stick close. your complete first warning forecast is still coming up. are you making it easier for bacteria to grow on your dentures? you are if you use toothpaste instead of soaking them in polident toothpaste is abrasive on dentures look, scratches where bacteria can collect and grow and bacteria can cause bad breath that's why i recommend replacing toothpaste with polident only polident is proven to clean without scratching and kills 99.9% of odor causing bacteria don't scratch your dentures clean use polident every day >>> the nation's intelligence director is warning that an attempted terror attack is certain within the next three to six months. intelligence officials believe al qaeda is deploying agents inside the united states ready to launch new attacks from within our borders. c

a complaint against michael moore.mercials that were better at making george bush look bad. i thought, this guy is really creative and has come up with great tv spots. but how can you show them 30 days before the republican convention and 60 days before the general election? it did not follow the same rules. >> you could not do that. >> that is right. that is a but. . -- that is a blackout period. those are mccain-feingold lost. it is very complicated. you need to hire a battery of lawyers and accountants before you even start. you don't to be in trouble on your first step. >> did you know that the first time you would end up in the supreme court it would be with "hillary the movie." >> i was hoping so. i spoke with different lawyers, including ted olson, and said that i really thought i had an interesting idea. you never know what happens. is always hypothetical at that time. -- it is always hypothetical at that time. but the theory of the case developed early on for me. i walked into my general counsel's office and i

the doctor to michael jackson was with him the night he died. his attorneys say we want the protection of our client, we want it to be a very quiet surrender. he's in l.a. waiting to make that happen. separate from that a report that an arraignment could happen as early as tomorrow. we're watching very closely for it. jane? jane: harris, thanks. what is the fbi learning from umar abdulmutallab? some are asking if investigators could have learned more if the case wasn't treated like a civilian time. well, the attorney general has now weighed in on this controversial decision. [ peyton ] gotta make a play here. find the opening. be precise. hit that guy, hit that guy! gotta make a play. go! hit that guy! l's do it again. [ male aouncer ] winning takes intense preparation. [ peyton ] catch it, catch it! [ male announcer ] it starts with wheaties fuel! a bold honey-cinnamon crunch cereal with complex carbs, and b vitamins. [ peyton ] new wheaties fuel, prepare to win! jon: happening now in the top box, the top u.s. military commander in afghanistan

i'll ask michael steele and tim kaine. they're tanneding by live. >>> also this how, new york governor david paterson says he won't run for a full term in office after all. will that satisfy his critics and cool down a red-hot scandal? >>> seaword says on with the show, keeping the giant whale that killed a trainer. is the park doing enough to make sure that no one else dies? i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." president obama's only days away from revealing what's called a way forward for health care reform. the white house says he'll consult with democratic leaders in congress and then make an announcement next week. today the house speaker nancy pelosi all but confirmed an open secret here in washington, democrats are making tentative plans toia a controversial legislative shortcut known as reconciliation, that could allow them to pass health care reform without any republican votes, all this playing out a day after the summit at blair house across the street from the white house. by cnn's count, they have

michael moore made his movie and we saw its impact. we decided to try to answer that. we were told by the federal election commission that you cannot. >> there was a decision of the district court where you tried to put it in seven theaters and then try to put it on dvd. >> we did showing in theatres. you can make the movie. you just cannot let anyone know that it exists. i was forbidden to advertise. that was my point. i cannot put on a 30-second commercial. you could have the primary process in full year. people engaged in the political process. they were looking for information. and i could not put on a tv commercial for a radio commercial that said "coming to a theater near you, hilary the movie" or go buy the dvd out this friday or video on demand, purchase it in your own home. i was precluded because of mccain-feingold, because of the criminalization of that act. >> did you phone and call the lincoln club of orange county? give us that scenario. >> in 2004, michael moore came up with "fahrenheit 9/11," a very powerful and successful documentary. in my opinion, it

all right, michael, let's start with you.at has been the hardest part of not being able to find a job, and did you see it coming? >> i would say just preparing for education and experience and then reaching a point where everybody that applies to that job has education and experience. just hoping to get called back, i mean just that alone is definitely a good thing and a start in the right direction. but a lot of employers, they're getting thousands of resumes and waiting forever to call people back. >> doug, what about for you, is it the same thing? are you seeing it tough to even get in the door and get that interview? >> i think michael is correct. i've gotten the interviews, but the competition is enormous. it's usually six candidates that are being interviewed relative to three years ago when it was three candidates being interviewed for a position. it's just competition. >> paula lee roberts, how about for you, are you agreeing with the guys? what have you noticed? what's been the toughest part of getting that job? >> g