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conrad murray never said he gave michael jackson propofol. >> did dr. conrad murray provide you with information concerning medication? >> at that point he said no, he is not taking anything. and then he fallowed it up with i gave him loras pan. i asked is there anything else, no. that's it. >> reporter: another talked about dr. conrad murray behavior once emergency crews arrived. >> flustered. sweating. and agitated. >>> the defense says it was michael jackson, not dr. conrad murray who administered propofol. prosecutors say dr. conrad murray was wreckless and should be held responsible for his death. if convicted of involuntary manslaughter he faces four years behind bars and could lose his medical license. grant lodes, kron 4 news. >>> still to come, fleet week preps underway, we are taking you out on the bay. a parking nightmare, how some people attending the blue grass festival are inviding some people's personal properly. how this high school football brawl got started. that's later with gary in sports. i was having trouble getting out of bed in th

. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums >>> the criminal trial of michael jackson's dr. conrad murrays kidding up. a jury heard from the doctor himself on audio tapes recorded days after jackson's death. our report tonight from nbc's jeff rossen. >> reporter: as the world was mourning the death of michael jackson, dr. conrad murray was leaving the hospital, caught on surveillance cameras. police would question him two days later and today in open court prosecutors played the tape for the first time. >> we understand that you had been spending some nights at the house? >> not some nights. i spent every night. >> oh, every night. >> reporter: murray told investigators the day jackson died, the singer was begging for sleep medication. >> i looked at the time because i also knew that if his day is to be made productive, he also has to get up. and he said, "just make me sleep, no matter what." >> reporter: murray said jackson was nervous about missing rehearsal for his upcoming tour. >> he said, "i can't function if i don't sleep, they'll have to cancel it, and i don't want them to cancel

a court in los angeles has heard recordings of police interviews with michael jackson's doctor conrad murray. dr. murray who denies the involuntary manslaughter of the singer sounded calm as he spoke about his efforts to help michael jackson sleep. we can speak to our correspondent who has been following all the latest developments who joins me now from los angeles. peter, what did we hear in these tapes? >> well, this is a two-hour recording that was made two days after michael jackson's death. dr. conrad murray was with a detective. and he describes how he was employed by michael jackson. 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 be

that people are actually camping out but it seems like the media is only fixated on the michael jackson conrad murray trial the doctor who is accused of killing michael jackson i mean we see media from all over the world yet right across the street there are hundreds of people camped out which no one is paying attention to but it appears that the more they stay camped out there the media will not be able to ignore him and and even then just this morning well reporters from across the country were trying to do their live reports on the conrad murray trial we saw the occupy los angeles demonstrators marched down to the courthouse and with their chance they drowned out the live reports of reporters from c.n.n. and the local affiliates here in los angeles so even if the media mainstream media refuses to pay attention to the message refuses to pay attention to this movement it appears that the occupy wall street protesters and those showing solidarity with occupy wall street are definitely letting their voices be heard that was actually a chorus on every mon the lindau now from protests in the u.s. the pr

but he also said that once michael jackson stopped breathing, what conrad murray did in those minuteshen he discovered michael? in that way was -- michael jackson that way it was a response before his death. he did not call emergency services immediately. he did not act properly and on that basis he was responsible. this is a very damning criticism of conrad murray professionally, and quite strong accusation -- accusations from experts brought in to assess what he had done this is a powerful message that the jury received today. >> you are watching news day on the bbc live. still to come on the program, around 200 burmese political prisoners walk free, the first up on their long journey to democracy. >> and wait until you see the tiny himalayan country of bhutan and the dragon king. the u.s. secretary of state, hillary clinton, has described an allegis iranian plot to kill the saudi ambassador in a dangerous experiment -- exxo escalation of terror. >> this is the organization at the heart of the u.s. allegations. iran posing revolutionary guard corps. -- iran said revolutionary guard

everyone looked at each other like, is that michael jackson? conrad murrayjackson's either a conversation or something he was taping him doing and that's what the prosecution found. of course, you saw it on television. he started to tear up. we could see the back of his head. we saw him reach for a tissue. the jury saw it all, saw him doing that. fred, it was unbelievable. i was sitting this close to the jackson family as this was all going down. to just watch -- >> what have been their reactions when, say, conrad murray was tearing up or when they were hearing testimony from the first responders? >> you could hear them sort solve groaning for certain things and they were crying. they would lean in at certain points. it was just very interesting to watch that and to be that close. we'll be talking about that. i'll be going back for closing arguments. also going to be talking with the author of a book about hall of famer walter payton. the book is called "sweetness." yeah. it's a look at the troubled life behind the football legend and drawing some controvers

. >>> prosecutors could rest their case in the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor. conrad murrayaccused of criminal negligence and giving michael jackson a lethal dose of an anesthetic. he has pleaded not guilty. an expert will complete his testimony on the effects of that anesthetic. >> turning out to the 2012 campaign, it appears americans have not settled on a republican to challenge president obama. a poll finds that 30% of republicans want mitt romney to be the nominee. 26% what herman cain. 13% want rick perry. president obama runs about even or slightly ahead of all three. >>> rick perry says he is in favor of a flat tax. he told a conference in las vegas that he will unveil the plan during a major economic speech next week. he says he will also discuss other ideas to revive the economy and create jobs. >>> president obama wraps up his tour of north carolina and virginia. yesterday he made an appeal for his jobs go. he announced a commitment by corporations to hire 25,000 veterans and their spouses over the next two years. >>> it is 59 degrees. >> a setback for local famil

murray wasn't focused on his superstar patient. they claim the houston cardiologist used a pair of cell phones to talk to patients, his daughter and a love interest prior to michael jackson's death. dr. conrad murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter. reporting for wjz eyewitness news. >> stay with wjz throughout the michael jackson death trial. >>> the trial of a nigerian man who tried to blow up a flit on christmas day starts today. umar farouk abdul is accused of boarding a flight with an insend ari device. >>> president obama is back on the road drumming up support for his jobs plan. the president took his message to texas where he talked about how the bill would mod--ize schools. the legislation has only received luke warm gop support and republican presidential candidates are questioning the president's decision making. >> can't reelect someone who thinks the answer is a new government program. >> you have businesses who are excited about certainty relative to taxes, i think this country will take off. >> he is pushing congress to pass the entire jobs bill but republicans say they want to vote on just the proposals an which they agree. >>> apple is going to unveil his new i-pho

michael jackson flat lined. he was dead. conrad murray is going to testify when he walked back -- by the way, conrad murray is absolutely going to have to take the stand in this case. he's going to say when he came back into that room michael jackson was dead, nothing could bring him back. there was no pulse, no nothing. he was dead. if someone put a gun in their mouth and blew their brains out, it doesn't matter who calls the paramedics and when they call them, doesn't matter what they tell the paramedics. >> he's not disputing that, he's disputing is he not, whether he was negligent, whether michael jackson took his own life by pumping his body with additional propofol. >> that's the entire case, who gave the fatal dose of propofol. if a jury believes conrad murray only gave the 25 milligram injection, he's going to be acquitted. if they think he gave the fact dose, it's over. >> that's not going to happen. >> why? >> the defense is michael jackson took drugs in addition. what we heard from alvarez is that michael jackson had a catheter

conrad murray gave michael jackson. a medical expert would say he gave the singer prope follow propofol, a drug normally used as an thetic. when he stopped breathing, murray was out of the room. dependent call emergency services immediately and was a-- didn't call emergency services immediately and was accused of gross negligence in causing jackson's death. the prosecution has built a very strong case against conrad murray. those watching the trial live on television in north america are very interested to see how the defense persuades the jury that mr. murray is not guilty. they called more than 1/3 of their witnesses on the first day. their argument was unclear. >> dr. murray arriving at michael jackson's house. and a doctor who seemed to support the prosecution. >> any intravenous anasthetic should not be given in a home. >> for those of us who love formula one, we're talking about -- a new grand prix in the united states. there could be two in the same calendar year. the word is there is going to be a new circuit or

michael jackson. they both testified michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray was asked what drugs he had given jackson and they both testified that there was no mention of propofol, that of course is what caused jackson's death. we started to hear a little bit of testimony from the emergency room doctor who treated jackson at ucla medical center. more testimony early in the week next week and get the same story as those paramedics told. murray was again asked what did you give michael jackson? again, no mention of propofol. we're also expected next week to hear from the detectives who were assigned to this case. these detectives have been sitting in the courtroom all the way through this trial so far the first week and have been referred to many times by the lawyers, so the jury is starting to get to cho them. they will get to know them because they will be on the stand for some time. we'll hear from two of dr. murray's girlfriends. one of them lives here in los angeles. this was the place where murray was having all the propofol he purchased shipped to. the other girlfriend we may hear from is based

and now -- >> the weather. >>> turning to attorneys for michael jackson's dr. conrad murraywho planned to shift focus today. saying they will highlight murray's positive traits. >> day after day murray has been vilified on the stand. even taking a hit from one of his own witnesses. abc's diana alvear is tracking the trial from los angeles. good morning, diana. >> reporter: good morning. by far, the most visiting witness was a nurse working with jackson to improve his sleeping habits. she wanted him to try natural methods. but he only wanted one thing. the first witness of the day made it clear. michael jackson's desire for propofol existed long before dr. conrad murray came into the picture. cheryl lynn lee, addressed the court and said the drug on the market during surgery, years before. >> i know this will knock me out. >> reporter: when lee asked a physician about diprivan, he said it was an anesthetic. jackson was insistent. >> i said no doctor's going to do this at your house. lee was visibly shaken as she recalls her last conversation with jackson, where she warned him

. >>> we're back now with the trial of michael jackson's physician conrad murray. his defense team is nearly done presenting the case they hope will sway the jury to come back with a verdict of not guilty on manslaughter charges. today, there were two final witnesses, both medical experts and the defense presented a portrait of michael jackson very different than the star we all saw on stage. our report tonight from nbc's jeff rossen in los angeles. >> reporter: it is dr. conrad murray's final push and today science was the star. the defense presenting its strongest evidence yet. dr. paul white on the stand. the self-described father of propofol. he literally wrote the book on it. >> if, in fact, murray had administered the drugs he described in his conversations with the police department and in the doses that he described, i would not have expecteded michael jackson to have died. ♪ >> reporter: the defense argument that michael jackson, a worldwide superstar was actually a secret drug addict. not only hooked on propofol but painkillers, too, and dr. murray had no

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>>y un paramedico en el cuarto día de juicio por la muerte de michael jackson, dijo que conrad murraymichael jackson, luego dijo que no tenía problemas de salud, no dijo que había tomado propofol. >>y una persona murió a causa de un apuñalamiento en una escuela >>una ciudad de cien mil habitantes a ocho millas al sur de los Ángeles al parecer un estudiante apuñaló a una compañera de clases, e intentó herir a otro que trató de deternerlo, el estudiante está en custodia policíal >>beatriz nos presenta otro de los candidatos a la alcaldia >>denis rivera tiene propioridad fortalecer los lazos de educacion, también se comprometió a ser líder de alcaldes que promuevan una visión en la reforma de la ley de inmigrantes >>incluye convertir a esta urbe en un ejemplo internacional >>tenemos una oportunidad para rehacer san francisco para que sea un modelo de ciudad, pero esto viene con una serie de desafíos, esto incluye a las personas que provengan de todos lugares. en materia de educacion hay mucho por hacer. >>herrera piensa que se debe fortalecer el vinculo con distrito escolar para que los

on may 12th, 2009, two days after conrad murray made an iphone recording of michael jackson sounding rs say murray ordered another 65 vials of propofol. yet, the defense says conrad murray was trying to wean michael jackson off the drug. rani kaye, cnn, los angeles. >>> let's talk about it now with mark geragos and a former federal prosecutor and legal contributor for "in session" on trutv. >> if the defense is to be believed, the doctor is trying to wean michael jackson off of propofol, he orders what amounts to basically four gallons of propofol. it's hard to believe he's trying to wean him off it, no? >> well, that does present a problem. i have no doubt that they're trying to deal with that. and they're going to deal with that. the problem at least for the prosecution is that they still are going to have to get over this hurdle that it was the propofol that he administered that killed him. when i say he, dr. murray. because they can -- he can order up as much propofol as he wants and i agree that if the theory was he's weaning him off it doesn't look good and undercuts that, but t

michael jackson self-administered this dose, an additional dose of propofol, and it killed him. >> now watching the beginning of the trial you realize this whole thing may boil down to propofol and how michael jackson and conrad murray were using it. now when i first heard this, the whole thing sort of, frankly, struck me as bizarre. this is a drug used almost exclusively in the hospital to essentially induce general anesthesia for an operation. i decided a picture is worth a thousand words. take a look. so we are here inside the operating room with the chief of anesthesiology here, pro-foe follow is a medication he uses all the time. so this is it right over here? >> yes. >> it looks like milk of amnesia as they call it. >> are you okay? we have to monitor his ekg, we have to make sure he is breathing, see his sat urgs, that he is ventilating. >> that's all typical stuff. >> standard of care, yes. >> okay. so the propofol -- >> you're going to get a little sleepy. give me some good, deep breaths. >> take a lack at his eyes, how quickly -- >> deep breaths. doing great. may feel a little burning, okay? >> ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. >> his eyes close. >> his eyes close and what else? >>

. >>> the defense makes a big change in the michael jackson death trial. why conrad murray's lawyers are now switching things up. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> you're watching fox 5 news at 10:00. >>> the local woman accused of stabbing another woman outside a prince george's county store will stay in jail without bond. antoinette starks was recently released from a state psychiatric facility after a similar incident at a montgomery county department store in 2005. tonight many people are asking why starks was released and back out on the streets. forensic psychiatrist dr. lisa van susteren joins us tonight to help us make sense of all. this thanks for being here. >> good evening. >> although you've never treated the accused, hearing the details what would drive a person to act out in such a violent manner to a complete strange ir? >> at firs

conrad murray failed to give accurate information on how long michael jackson was unresponsive. >> not a case of too little too late. too late because dr. conrad murray was not able to give the time. >> prosecutors plan to go into detail of dr. conrad murray phone calls. >>> live look outside right now. we are seeing little cloud cover out there still but it is drier right now. that will all change this week. i will have a full forecast coming up in a bit. ó??g÷p÷÷÷>>>>>8ç >>> the day apple fans have been waiting for is hours away. they are holding a news conference to unveil the new iphone. kron 4's gabe slate has more. >> reporter: it will be interesting to see who tries to fill steve job's shoes. as always iphone is tightlipped. here is what i heard. the 5 will have a bigger screen. thinner and lighter and curved backside. the new box square form factor of the 4 got lot of complaints it's not comfortable to hold. it will be faster. this new model has better voice control features. apple needs to cap up to android. it will be on the sprit network and verizon and at&t. this is a big d

about much more than that final injection, who took the stand and said no matter what, conrad murray killed michael jackson. against michael jackson's doctor. >>> an anesthesia expert back on the stand today in the murder trial against michael jackson's doctor. the expert testified that dr. conrad murray was careless and he repeatedly violated the standard of care involving a powerful anesthetic. the expert insists that carelessness led to michael jackson's death. >> because if dr. murray had acted as a doctor, the very first time michael jackson said, i need propofol to sleep, a doctor would say, you have a sleep disorder and you need to be seen by doctors who specialize in sleep disorders, not by having me show up with propofol. >> dr. schaeffer helped craft the guidelines and warnings posted on every bottle of propofol. >>> being well connected online could have a lot to do with the connections in your brain. brain scans of college students who use facebook. >>> those with the most friends had -- it's unclear whether that's a cause or effect of having a long friend list. >> clearly it means my lack of i

more emotional testimony in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's personal physician, dr. conrad murray. this nurse who once treated the singer for insomnia was visibly upset on the stand today telling the judge she felt faint and she described how she warned michael jackson "don't use the propofol." the drug the investigators say killed him. >> you indicated to michael jackson "i understand you want a good night sleep you want to be "knocked out," but what if you don't wake up," correct? answer: yes. >> he responded, i will be okay i only need someone to monitor me with the equipment while i sleep. answer: yes, that is exactly what he said. >>shepard: and she began to cry. she started crying in his home when he refused to listen to her, and the prosecution accused dr. conrad murray of giving michael jackson a lethal dose but the defense claims he took it all on his own. and now outside the courthouse in downtown los angeles, adam, how are the defense witnesses helping the dr. conrad murray case? >>reporter: the defense is trying to show a pattern that michael jackson knew of the danger

michael jackson self-administered a dose, an additional dose of propofol. and it killed him. >> watching the beginning of the trial, you realize this whole thing may boil down to propofol and how michael jackson and conrad murray were using it. now when i first heard this, the whole thing sort of, frankly, struck me as bizarre. this is a drug used almost exclusively in the hospital to essentially induce general anesthesia for an operation. i decided a picture is worth 1,000 words. take a look. we are here inside the operating room with dr. gershon, chief of anesthesiology. propofol's a medication he uses all the time. is this it here? >> yeah. >> it looks like -- milk of manage endangered specie magnesia. >> milk of magnesia. you okay? we have to monitor his ekg, his co2, have to make sure he's breathing, his ventilation. >> that's typical -- >> standard of care. yes. >> okay. so the propofol -- >> we'll start infusing this. you'll get sleepy, okay? give me some good deep breaths. >> look at his eyes. how quickly -- >> deep breath, vincent. doing great. may feel a little burning, okay? >> ten -- >> deep breath. >> nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. >> there's a reason for his heart rate incr

the trial against michael jackson's doctor beginning any moment now. expected on the stand today, conrad murray'sf his toddler son. prosecutors are making the case the doctor's messy personal life kept him preoccupied and kept his focus off michael jackson's health. that mistress, nicole alvarez, is one of three of the doctor's girlfriends testifying at the trial. it was alvarez's apartment that murray had shipped numerous bottles of the surgical anesthetic propofol from a las vegas pharmacy telling the pharmacist the drugs were for his clinic. >>> it's time for our flip side, a look behind the headlines. today a big political story is godfather's pizza mogul herman cain delivering big on the campaign trail proving he's a force to be reckoned with. it's not just the fact the donald braced cain with his presence while refusing to meet with jon huntsman, cain cat bull putted 12 points in a "washington post" post poll. this comes after winning three straw polls including one in florida and a tea party straw poll this week. is he better suited to make a run for the vice presidency? his solid business

. >>> the defense wraps up this week this the trial of michael jackson's doctor. conrad murray is accuse offed of giving the singer the lethal dose of propofol. >> last week, a witness testified that he believes that jackson injected the drug when murly was out of the room. prosecutors get to cross examine murray today. >>> a baby born somewhere on earth today will become the 7 billionth person on the planet. >> someone, somewhere. experts say likely a boy born in china or india. chris bury has more on the implications of a growing world population. >> reporter: so just how scary is it that sometime on halloween, our planet will welcome its 7 billionth mortal soul. >> very scary. not enough water, not enough food. >> reporter: 7 billion, scary? >> no, not at all. exciting. >> reporter: really? >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> the more the merrier. >> reporter: baby 7 billion is likely to be born in india. that newcomer joining a rapidly growing population. china boasts the most people. india will be w wigger in sh years. just 12 years ago, the u.n. leader welcomed baby 6 billion. t

. >> in los angeles, the trial against michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray, heard testimony from cal examiner today. the man who conducted the singer's up took the stand to discuss jackson's condition. >> generally speaking, how would you characterize the over all health of mr. jackson based on your up findings? >> -- your autopsy findings? >> i believe he was healthier than the average person of his age. >> murray is being tried for involuntary manslaughter. if he is convicted, he faces up to four years in prison. >>> warmer weather on tap for the rest of the week. i'll show you how hot it's going to get. coming up. >> and after the forecast, more than 400,000 strollers, like these, are being recalled tonight. we have the important warning for parents. verizon 4g lte. america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 140 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. i would like a decaf 360 calories please. and for you? i'll have a triple iced 410 calories please. you want the 40 whipped calories on that? uh, you know what... i'll have this instead. [ female announcer ] sw

. >>> michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray, was moved to tears in his manslaughter trial wednesday when five former patients defended him in court, calling him a caring and thorough physician. >>> and ruth madoff, wife of the convicted ponzi schemer bernie madoff, says she and her husband tried to commit suicide after she was caught. she tells "60 minutes" despite swallowing sleeping pills and antianxiety drugs, they woke up the next morning. >>> here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,869 after rising 162 points yesterday. the s&p gained 12 points. the nasdaq was up 12. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei jumped 178 points while in hong kong the hang seng zoomed 622. >>> well, it literally took into the middle of the night but european officials meeting on the region's debt crisis in brussels finally have a plan. it strengthens the continent's rescue fund. reports say china will be a major investor. the region's banks will take a 50% loss on the face value of their greek debt. those banks will also be forc

the failure cost the fdic $2.2 billion. >>> today jurors in the trial of michael jackson's former physician conrad murray heard from a medical examiner who repeat that had jackson caused his own death. doctor christopher rogers testified jackson could not have given himself the lethal dose on propofol. reporter claudia has the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: dr. conrad murray listening to himself talking to police two days after his only client, michael jackson died. jurors hearing the remaining tapes of the interview he gave to the lapd. murray describing how he consoled mother kathryn jackson after she was told he was rushed to the hospital and died. >> he's not dead, is he? the doctor said yes. and she broke down. >> reporter: kathryn jackson breaking down again in court as the tapes continued to recall that day. murray recounting how he broke the news to michael's children. >> they were really weeping. i stayed there and hugged them all and give comfort. >> reporter: the tapes allowing murray to give his version of the events that day without exposing himself to cross examination. lapd detectiv

at the conrad murray trial today the defense challenged the prosecution that a iv drip killed michael jacksone experts says michael jackson likely gave him a combination of pills and propofol injection without conrad murray's knowledge. >> we have drugs that have effects and i think the combination effect would be profound. >> right there. that's potentially lethal. >> conrad murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with michael jackson's death. >>> and a look outside at our conditions right now, temperatures dipping down into the 40s. we have a nice weekend in store, i will tell you how warm it will be coming up. >>> after the forecast, is it a skull or a school zone? where this major typo popped up. ó??g÷p÷÷÷>>>>>8ç . >>> new tonight, most of us don'ts think bout using plastic bags but millions of the bags are ending up in the pacific ocean. they are not only harmful to the marine life but they are harmful to all of us. the impact just off of our state's coast line. [ music playing ] >> reporter: dawn off the coast of california. >> normally when you are on boats like t

today here at the michael jackson/conrad murray trial, jurors will hear more of this audio tape that nrad murray gave to police just several days after michael jackson died. it began on friday, expected to finish up today. so the jury will hear more of this very detailed, emotional, and often counting of events given by conrad murray, essentially testifying here in the courtroom without exposing himself to cross-examination. on this audio tape again, it was conducted in a police interview just several days after michael jackson died. conrad murray told police that he gave the singer four separate injections of sedatives to try to help him get some sleep. michael jackson was exhausted from rehearsing all day and he had acute insomnia. when the drugs didn't work, murray says that he finally relented to the singer's imploring request for his old standby, which he called the milk, which is his nickname for the very powerful anesthetic propofol. when he did finally fall asleep, he left the room for a couple of minutes, when he returned that michael jackson had actually stopped breathing. m

lauer along with ann curry and al roker and coming up, more on the trial of michael jackson's personal physician, conrad murray. the defense is now running its side of the case on tuesday, michael jackson's nurse got very emotional on the stand, actually broke down, asked for a pause in the proceedings. we'll fill you in on what happened and what the impact of that might be. >>> love conquers all. is it enough to conquer money problems in a marriage? what you should do before you marry someone who might have some serious financial baggage and what you should know if your bank is one of those that's now starting to charge for debit cards. >> right, and speaking of those debit cards, when you go to the atm, those little atm machines, some of them, did you know this? i just heard this, are loaded with bad germs. i'm sure you guys love, sometimes when you look at the atm machines, i think i'll pass on this one. some are loaded with in fact something called e. coli, so that's not a good thing. we'll tell you about the hidden places where germs may be lurking, including at the bottom of your purse, and how you can g