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i'm brooke baldwin. michael jackson, dr. murray verdict p happening in a matter of minutes in los angeles. we have a number of correspondents and experts that we're going to go to over the course of the next half hour as we will be learning the fate of dr. conrad murray. did he or did he not give michael jackson that fatalal dose of propofol that led to his death in june 2009. holly hughes, i want to begin with you. are you surprised, we're talking one count here, involuntary manslaughter, we know the jury deliberated for 7 1/2 hours friday, 2 1/2 this morning. given the fact this is a single count trial, does that strike you as odd, as long? >> no, it doesn't, brooke. because remember over the course of those four weeks the state of california entered over 200 pieces of evidence. so that jury took it seriously. the judge gave them a copy of the law printed out, and remember one of the very first things they asked for on friday was highlighters. we know they're not allowed to write on the evidence so what could they have bee

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brooks laich playing defense pause of the absence of mike green. ryan carder over the glove hand of michaelwirth. we are tied at 2. going into the shootout. tied at 1, david clarkson and ♪ since you've been gone he burries the puck past michael neuwirth. devil win. >>> tomorrow, the skins try to get back into the win column. from beautiful warm florida. i brought a friend with me, john beck. he played five games over two seasons here. let's see if miami remembers beck as well as miami remembers beck. let's go. >> do you know who this is? >> no, ma'am. >> thanks. >> okay. thank you. >> you know who this is? >> i have no idea, honestly >> reporter: do either of you know who this his. >> no, not really >> reporter: do you know lo this is? >> no. >> reporter: i got nothing. what if i gave you first and last name? >> john beck. >> oh, yes, john beck. >> you should not have to think that hard. do you want? >> a clue? >> first name is john. >> beck. >> you got

michael hanlon, from the brookings institution.e just returned from a one week trip to the region. he is the author of the new book, the wounded giant, american armed forces in the age of austerity. we didn't let you get a nap in. you came to our studios. we appreciate that. great to have your perspective what is going on in afghanistan. a basic question that is not too basic these days. are we winning? >> hi, jenna, in battlefield terms we're making progress. i wouldn't want to make quite use the word winning yet. i wouldn't say this means the overall effort is headed in a major positive way because of course the politics remain very difficult. the politics with president karzai and in kabul, the politics with the pakistanis across the border who are either unwilling or unable to shut down the insurgent sanctuaries continue to be the base which these kind of attacks you mentioned today tend to carry out. the good news, violence is 25% lower at this point than it was at comparable time last year. 25% improvement is substantial. the

captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> good morning, everyone, welcome to brookings. i am michael hammond. we are joined by bruce katz and alice rivlin to talk about america's fiscal future. last time we spoke, it was a happier day. we had dreams of washington in the super bowl and dreams of a balanced federal budget. and a super committee that might come together to give us holiday cheer before thanksgiving with the report, and then before christmas, when the congress would pass a fiscal renewal bill. it does not appear any of that is happening. today, we're here to talk about what is next. i am sure the prospects for any small sliver of hope that the super committee may still be grasping onto come up in conversation, but i suspect we will be talking more about what happens next, assuming the failure of the script to produce a bill at the congress can pass. therefore, the likelihood of sequestration and all that follows there after, as automatic spending cuts kick in, and think about what to do next. >we are grateful to have all of you here. i will first asked alice rivlin, who w

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this is about an hour and a half. >> good morning, everyone and welcome to brookings. i'm michael o'hanlon. please to be joined by alice rivlin and bruce katz talking today about the nation's fiscal future. one of us all of you in this room, probably august, it was a happier day. we drink in washington of the redskins in the super bowl, and we are dreams in washington and the country of a balanced federal budget. and a supercommittee that might come to the rest and give us great holiday cheer. first before thanksgiving with its report and then before christmas when the congress would hopefully pass a fiscal renewal bill. it doesn't appear any of that is happening, and so today we're here to talk a little bit about what happens next. and i'm sure the prospects for any small sliver of hope that the supercommittee may still be grasping on they came up in conversation but i suspect we may also be talking more about what happens next, assuming the failure of this group to produce a bill that the congress can pass and, therefore, the likelihood of a sequestration and all that follows th

michael clark. when we were down at brook army medical center, judy met a young lady and her husband was a double amputeeed something like $30 million. >> yeah. we said we were going to give $30 million over three years. this was just a quick two months again where we were able to focus on this. really fortunate to be able to participate. >> steve: mike and wes and judy and jared, we thank you all for joining us. if people would like more information about this? >> hero esnightout.org. >> steve: thank you all. >> thank you. >> steve: happy veterans day tomorrow. >> thank you. >> steve: this is a hard break coming up. meanwhile, they were caught on open mike complaining about benjamin netanyahu. but our next guest says it wasn't what was said that was actually making matters worse. we will explain shortly. right now let's check in with hemmer for a preview of what happens in 1 minutes. >> how are you doing? good morning to you. by the way, we're expecting another announcement from penn state this morning. so we're keeping an eye on that. new e-mails now public, what they say about who was involved in the

michael jackson's death. the judge threw the book at him. casey, we're talking maximum sentence? >> reporter: yeah, he threw as much of the book at him, brooke, as he could. because of severe overcrowding here in california, the four year sentence, he will only serve two of that, perhaps even less. he will serve that in l.a. county jail, not in penitentiary. the defendants had asked for dr. conrad murray to be sentenced to probation based on his life's history of helping poor patients out and what they call an ex am rather life. and the judge said, no way, because of the actions before, during, and after jackson's death. he talked about a pattern of lies and deceit and lies and then giving him this drug propofol and then abandoning his patient and then dr. murray, since he was convicted of this crime and tv interviews has shown absolutely no remorse. it was actually felt like the victim himself. and blamed the victim. so clearly the judge very upset with dr. conrad murray's actions both before and after this trial. brooke? >> given all that the judge said to him today, casey, this blistering verbal attack that you described, what was the rea

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michael in intensive care and on a ventilator? inside family's hospital vigil. >>> and herman cain's wife on new affair allegations, could she convince the gop candidate to step down? i'm brookefrazier. >>> "the insider" is on. >>> i was aware that he was married. and i was involved in a very inappropriate situation. >> herman cain's reassessing his campaign after his alleged mistress's claim. >> there was no sex? >> no. >> none? >> no. >> will his wife gloria force him off the campaign trail? >> probably a very difficult time for her and her family. >> between the mistresses and the sexual hear razment allegations, i mean, when did he have time to run the pizza business. >>> michael jackson's doctor sentenced as his family looked on. how the king of pop's children addressed the man responsible fo

michael hirsh, twice a thank you so much. on, d.c., nov 2011. i hereby appoint the honorable mo brooks to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 5, 2011, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip limited to five minutes each but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. duncan, for five minutes. mr. duncan: thank you, mr. speaker. this past weekend i joined millions of americans in celebrating thanksgiving with friends and family. as americans each of us has so much to be thankful for this holiday season. america is the greatest, most free country in the history of the world. as a nation we can do anything we set out to accomplish.

brooke baldwin. >>> let's go let's get you caught up on everything this hour. we are just about two and a half hours jury deliberations in that involuntary manslaughter trial of michaelon the line, right now, all over this decisions as to whether or not he gave the pop star that fatal dose of the anesthetic propofol. prosecutors say murray is to blame for jackson's death. the defense, meantime, calling murray the victim. >> michael jackson is dead. and we have to hear about poor conrad murray. >> he was just a little fish in a big, dirty pond. >> murray could face anywhere from probation to four years in prison if convicted. >>> right now, let's take a look at the big board on wall street. let me look with you. the dow is down here, haven't seen a down day like this in a couple days, down 73 points, in the red. affecting those numbers today, you had the monthly jobs report out this morning, the unemployment rate and of course, greece's debt. the country added 80,000 jobs in the month of october. economists were hoping for at least 90,000. a tiny bit of good news here, the unemployment rate did dip just a smidge to 9% last month. >>> each of us will play their part, t

michael jackson trial, dr. conrad murray on trial and there has been a verdict. we will be getting that verdict, they'll be giving us all the information on that very soon. i know brookein is working this part of the story. brooke, update us on what we know about the verdict in the dr. conrad murray trial. >> well, wolf, all we know is that we should be getting word, it could come down any minute. we know that the jury of seven women and five men have reached a verdict. it was basically an up-and-down one charge, involuntary manslaughter. i'm told these are live pictures outside that l.a. courthouse. so it could be any minute, but certainly i'm going to guess just before the top of your show, wolf blitzer, we will know and we'll have all of the proper people in place to dissect that verdict as soon as we get it. back to you. >> all right. we'll stay on top of that. usually they give an announcement that the verdict has been reached but then it's often a half hour, hour, sometimes two before the judge, the lawyers all the special witnesses who were there can get their act together, come back to the courtroom to hear the announcement of this specific verdict. once again

eastern on c-span as the brookings institution holds a hearing on what the consequences could be since they didn't reach a deal. you'll hear from co-chair alice rivlin and michael o'hanlan. >> our purpose and mission is to describe journalistically the events of the day. there's nothing that says we have to present the american foreign policy, but, i mean, that's a huge reason why we exist because people want to know what is the american position. they want it explained, and they want to know how it came about. they want to know, is it unified? they want to know all those answers. they are not getting that from the local media. >> the communicators tonight at 8 eastern on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> it's been very good as you know going around the country. it's joe and gary and the chief editorial writer, and gary's taken on 6,000 new assignments in the last few weeks, and he'll be in the state house bureau for us when he's not here. we said, gary, come down here to do this one. we got some good in-depth interviews with the candidates in the last few weeks, and right off the bat, i want to ask you about what is in the news overseas, which is the repor