and michael seemed fine. he seemed -- you know, there were different michaels.'ve seen michael at times where he's been very introverted and very quiet and other times where he's very extroverted. i think that night he was really preparing for the show. he was leaving for england soon. so it was hard to draw any conclusions from that meeting. >> we'll take a short break, john. when we come back, i want to talk to you and howard about the moment you heard that michael had died, and the problems that you've had in running this extraordinarily complex estate. >>> i'm back now with johnbranca and howard weitzman, jackson's attorney. howard, let me bring in you in here. obviously fascinating conversation there with john. people didn't really understand, i don't think, just what a business empire michael jackson had amassed by the end. in all your experience in working in the entertainment industry, how did michael's business empire rank? >> michael truly was one of a kind. there are very few legitimate icons in the entertainment business. a lot of people try to get t

and michael seemed fine. he seemed -- you know, there were different michaels.'ve seen michael at times where he's been very introverted and very quiet and other times where he's very extroverted. i think that night he was really preparing for the show. he was leaving for england soon. so it was hard to draw any conclusions from that meeting. >> we'll take a short break, john. when we come back, i want to talk to you and howard about the moment you heard that michael had died, and the problems that you've had in running this extraordinarily complex estate. come on in. (camera flashes) leanne...leanne! how do you feel about your new focus? oh my god, i love it. (laughs) what would you say to a friend who might be skeptical about ford? just that they make a quality vehicle. does the sound system stand out for you? yes. and when do you use it? um, i use it all the time. i love listening to jazz in the car. you know the only thing that stinks is you can't have a martini. (laughs) [ bedistracted driving. ♪ [ disco ] it accounts for 25% of car crashes. and it's why th

and michael seemed fine. he seemed -- you know, there were different michaels.en michael at times where he's been very introverted and very quiet and other times where he's very extroverted. i think that night he was really preparing for the show. he was leaving for england soon. so it was hard to draw any conclusions from that meeting. >> we'll take a short break, john. when we come back, i want to talk to you and howard about the moment you heard that michael had died, and the problems that you've had in running this extraordinarily complex estate. [ male announcer ] it's a fact: your nutritional needs can go up when you're on the road to recovery. proper nutrition can help you get back on your feet. three out of four doctors recommend the ensure brand for extra nutrition. ensure clinical strength has revigor and thirteen grams of protein to protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. and immune balance to help support your immune system. ensure clinical strength... helping you to bounce back. ensure! nutrition in charge! ensure! [ male announcer ] that make

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imagine you being michael.there and you want to do nothing but good and hearing these things that you have done and people that you have trusted to come into your home is now sitting on the stand lying and saying the most hurting things. it is hard. it's been tough for him. >> i remember that. and it always struck me i didn't know enough about the reality of the true -- certainly not in the position that you were. it seems to me that michael, he did stuff that was to the public inappropriate. especially as he got older. did you ever think as his big brother of warning him it may not be a good idea to have sleepovers with young boy, people won't get it, then won't understand what you are doing? >> i'm the same way. because what's wrong with sleepovers? it is only the demented mind that thinks something different. it is like michael said it best. why do you relate the bed to sex? we can have sex standing up, in the car, outside on the ground. and during those times when he was sharing his bed, he was on the floor

go back to the young michael.nd the dreams he had and you all had as a family. >> we reached out to aeg but they declined inform comment on jermaine jackson's statements athat they ignored michael jackson's frail health and pushed him too hard. ♪ ♪ >>> extraordinarily honest, frank and open. it is called "you are not alone." you were his big brother. what was he like as a young guy, michael? describe the michael before it all became like a circus. >> michael was a very joyful kid. he was very fast on his feet. he was always into things. he was a bit nosey at times. but he was a kid who always had dreams and he wanted to play store and i would tell a story of how we were looking out the window and singing the christmas songs and watching the snow fall and looking at our neighbor's homes because we weren't allowed to have christmas. jehovah witnesses. these are things that he missed and if you -- it says a lot about his life. >> would you ever wish as a family -- i interviewed janet and latoya this year. they have b

the answer tonight, and deepak chopra, michael jackson's long-time friend, what he thinks killed michaelliar with this thing that takes you to the valley of death and then brings you back from it. he was talking about propofol, the anesthetic that finally killed him. it took him to the valley of death and did not bring him back. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening, another dramatic day in the trial of dr. conrad murray, who's accused of causing the death of michael jackson. to ted rollins in los angeles. >> reporter: piers, it was a riveting day in court today, we got to listen to conrad murray, basically, this will be it for jurors, unless he takes the stand, he gets to tell his side of the story through a police interview. a two-hour audiotape that jurors heard about an hour and 40 minutes of. in it he talks about giving michael jackson propofol every single night during the two months he was taking care of the pop star, except, he said, for the few days leading up to his death. he said he was trying to help jackson break away from the addiction to propofol, he said jac

he was going to be michael jackson's doctor during his "this is it" tour which michael jackson was rehearsing nor and due to start in a few days' time and describes the night before he died. how he had been rehearsing until about 1:00 in the morning. he got home and extremely tired. he was exhausted. he wanted to get some sleep and the doctor tried several sedatives and the night just went on and on. 2:00. 3:00. 4:00. michael jackson just wouldn't go to sleep. and it got to a point where the singer was begging his doctor for his milk. this is the chemical, this is the propofol that was given to michael jackson, that the authorities say was ultimately responsible for his death. >> he said please, please. [inaudible] medicine. >> what is it? what is the medicine? >> called propofol. >> propofol. ok. how do we spell that, dr. ? p.r.o.p.o.f.o.l. >> and what is this propofol? >> it is a sedative that can also be used for anesthesia. >> and how is that -- is it injected as well? >> intraveinous form. usually most patients are given a certain amount of the drug. >> so the doctor gave michael jackson

the answer tonight, and deepak chopra, michael jackson's long-time friend, what he thinks killed michael. >> he said, deepak, are you familiar with this thing that takes you to the valley of death and then brings you back from it? he was talking about propofol, the anesthetic that finally killed him. it took him to the valley of death and did not bring him back. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> gerard butler's career took off in his role in "300." his latest is a searing performance in "machine gun preacher." gerard butler joins me now. jerry, i think you're preferred to be known. americans call you gerard. which we can't have that. you're irish decent, but you're scottish, aren't you? >> that's right. >> scotland they never say gerard. >> they say jerad. >> i think we should insist on this pronunciation. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> let's start with your physique, because you look, unfortunately -- you're looking great, but i want to show you, luckily, a picture from last year where you weren't in such a great shape. all of the women have been going crazy. i prefer the gerard on the le

you, michael. >> thank you both for your time. >> ahead, talking about michaels, michael moore is goingjoin me live to talk about occupy wall street and voter suppression. [ male announcer ] succeeding in today's market requires more than wishful thinking. it requires determination and decisive action. i go to e-trade and get unbiased analyst ratings and 24/7 help from award-winning customer support to take control of my finances and my life. i tap into the power of revolutionary mobile apps. to trade wherever. whenever. life isn't fully experienced sitting idly by. neither is investing. [ birds chirping ] [ female announcer ] find yourself sometimes cleaning up after your dishcloth? bounty extra soft can help. it's super durable, and in this lab test bounty extra soft leaves this surface three times cleaner than a dishcloth. even with just one sheet. super clean. super soft. bounty extra soft. in the pink pack. and try bounty napkins. helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at

and it's like what michael said, we can actually do it. maybe this is the time that we can actually change things. we can actually make things change. >> do you feel personally angry to the people that work in wall street? are you instinctively against, do you feel the mood of the people there is against very wealthy bankers and so on? do they blame them for what happened? or is it more general than that? are there lots of people to blame? >> i think there is some of that. i think there is some feeling of personal enmity. what can we do? how can we all be inspired together to make social change? and that's the general takeaway. >> michael, do you share that? is it more optimistic? i'm surprised by that. i sort of got the sense that it was angrier than that. >> well, underneath all of that, yes, there's a general anger about what's happened to our country. we love our country. and so we're very upset that the promise of america seems now to be something way back in the distant past. >> give me a pie chart here, if you can, of blame between

you cannot wear any michael jackson paraphernalia.have a t-shirt on, have to turn it inside out. no pins, nothing, correct? >> right, that's correct. nothing that advocates one position or another. you know, conrad murray's mother is on the other side of the courtroom. obviously the jackson family is. it's the center of attention and i see jurors looking over at them periodically when they're filing in or sometimes when the lawyers are at sidebar, i see them glancing over there. everything is orderly. judge presiding over the case is strict but he's a very fair, very good judge. >> he is, and he's moving it along quickly. beth, great job in los angeles for us. thanks so much. as we mentioned, michael jackson's family has been attending the trial. when we come back, we'll discuss how they're coping and if they're showing up next week.te . its multi-action formula works to restore enamel, help prevent cavities, and kill bad breath germs for a whole mouth clean. whooo... [ male announcer ] listerine® total care. the most complete mouthwa

he said that michael jackson fits the profile.eated michael jackson, but he did say that he was addicted to demerol. and if you're going through a demerol withdrawal, then you are -- it acts -- it gives you insomnia. you can't sleep. it almost acts as a stimulant. he said michael jackson was absolutely going through this type of thing. here's part of what he said on the stand today. >> i believe there's evidence that he was dependent upon demerol. based on my prior definition and what's known about his public behavior and this course of treatment, that he was probably addicted to opioids. >> so this is pretty critical, because if they can prove that he was desperate for sleep because he was going through insomnia, then the jury might buy the fact that he was desperate enough to inject himself with propofol without realizing that it would kill him. anders anderson? >> i want to bring in chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta is with us. the idea that he might have been addicted to demerol, is that consistent with the behavio

michael moore. wow! and he says, now, tomorrow, at the final assembly, where all 2,000 boys will be gathered you have to give the speech, oh, no, no, no, no. i can't do that. >> no, no, that is the rules, you have to give the speech and i'm going, my god. don't worry, i won't tell them the content until you give it. gee, thanks. next day i show up. they take me on the stand and i walk past the real governor and lieutenant garden and dignitaries and last guy, last chair, walking by him, the guy wearing a hat with antlers. the chief elk. and so oh, no. i give the speech and, how dare the elks club do this! and i turn around and i see him, the chief elk and he's like, you know, face is all red, gritting his teeth. and holding the trophy that he is going to hand me and made up the last line and went, and i don't want your stinking trophy! the whole place erupted, cheers, i'm like, i have to get out of here and run off the stage and get back to my room, and before i got out of the building an ap reporter was

michael rivers is helping out because he has nothing else to do.e worked here for more than 20 years. he always had a steady job ever since he left school. one day he turned up to work as usual. >> they had everything shut down. >> he lost his $60,000 a job and his car, his family. he moved in with his mother. how'd you live? >> $200 a month for food stamps. >> traditional jobs of all but disappeared. what his hardest is the government cutbacks. the number of black people work for the public sector. more than 65,000 such jobs. this is how robert blackwell made his money. he now has a management consultant business as well. part of the rich black said he says there have to be a growth of black businesses. >> neither government nor corporations have a very good track record of doing business with blacks. therefore, there is nowhere for these people to go who come off the public sector employment. >> a friend of the president, and he says less red tape would help. he does not think an appointment is obama's fault. wouldin the community blame the homet

you're live with michael moore. >> caller: roger moore. >> guest: i'm michael, roger was the bad guy.e. >> caller: fahrenheit 9/11 was controversial and all that stuff and that's why americans were so against it and shameful. the downsize me was great. that's a step in the right direction. the main reason why i'm calling is, i watched a documentary called money masters and it was very informative. i think i learned a lot. i just want to know how much truth there is to that. and thomas jefferson was a great man and his principles were put forward to create a great country and we've totally lost that so i just want your take on that whole thing. >> guest: i've not seen that documentary but i can't create on that. thomas jefferson was a great man. and there's still much we can learn from him. >> host: i want to go back because i promised the chance if you wanted to talk about any of your favorite authors, bury my heart, a wounded knee, kurt vonigan, fit for life, victoria moran, spencer novels, anything you want to talk about, time bends. >> guest: wounded knee is an incredible book of t

. >> michael jackson's up in heaven. >> michael jackson's up in heaven. he's black agabig! big, big. big big big big? big big big big big. big big...big. ♪ big big big -big. -big! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ big big big -big big. -big! -big -big! -♪ big -big. -big big big. big big big. big big big. small. big big big big. small! [ male announcer ] e space-saving, eco-friendly, totally unique smart. unbig. uncar. ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- eva longoria. from "dancing with the stars," elisabetta canalis. and music from glen campbell. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, might i add, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello, everyone. thank you very much. thank you. well, it's very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming to visit. i have to say, i appreciate that, but there's a lot going on tonight, i have no time for nonsense. oh, wait, i have nothing but time for nonsense. we'll start with the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jac

kenny. >> ken: michael young has a lot of faith in michael young.istic, even when he's slumping. i spoke with him yesterday and said are you coming around? he said yes. i got my timing down, i was too late with my swing, and here we go, that's exactly what happened. >> joe: he's had a big night. >> tim: michael getting his 2,000th hit on august 7th against cleveland. a lot happened good for him this year. >> joe: a lot happened good for napoli as well, as he gets his first hit of the night. now nelson cruz. remember we talked about michael young shaving before game four. he's 6 for 15 with 7 rbis since he took the beard away. is this going to go? at the wall, and he has got another! unbelievable, nelson cruz! number six!

bed where michael jackson was placed?er: and this is the doctor in charge, rischelle cooper. >> he was clinically dead. he did not have a pulse. >> reporter: every modern contraption in the medical armory and nothing would bring him back. >> we attempted to determine if we could feel a pulse. there was up in. >> reporter: in fact, michael jackson is dead long before dr. kooper cements eyes on him at ucla. dead before paramedics brought him from his mansion, code three, lights and sirens. and before paramedics arrive in his private quarters. paramedic richard senneff says he could see jackson's ribs. >> the patient was wearing a surgical cap or something similar covering his hair. and he appeared to be underweight to me. >> reporter: his partner, martin blount, had little doubt that he was no longer alive. >> he was not breathing. he was not moving. and his eyes was fixed and dilated. >> reporter: essential nech says dr. conrad murray says he is treating jackson for dehydration and xauls and nothing else. and when he asked