. >> just a few hours later, michael jones and his family also say their good-byes. but back inside the razor wire fences of pendleton juvenile, justin boggess still faces time behind bars. >> i'm a strong believer everything happens for a reason, and i feel that, you know, if i wouldn't have got locked up, i don't know where i would be. i'd either be dead or -- i know for a fact i wouldn't have my ged. now when i get out, i plan on staying away from the gang stuff. i plan on getting a job, you know. i can't really tell how things are going to be until i get out and i carry through with things because i said all this last time i was going to do good, and i wasn't out for two months and i got hit with an armed robbery. >> despite their claims of innocence, brandyn cox and nathan brady were found guilty of the battery that landed them in seg. since then, cox has been released. brady remains at pendleton. as for jacob shauntee, his future remains as troubled as his past. even though he's completed all programs and has earned his release, he can't go home. according to s

. >> the grammy goes to quincy jones and michael jackson. >> quincy joans. >> nominated for 79 grammysnes has taken home 27. >> he was also just honored at the tribeca film festival. for a career spanning 60 years. jones has discovered and worked with some of the biggest stars of all-time. i recently sat down with quincy jones to talk about his legacy. >> you have had a career that spans over six decades. you play with everybody. you have done just about everything. how did you get here? >> i don't know. as they say in chinese, ebu, ebu, which means step by step. one step at a time and i couldn't -- nobody in the world could predict what happened in my life. i couldn't predict it, man, of what happened to work with every idol i ever had from billy holiday, ray charles and i came up together between 14 and 16. cab cal obey, jay mcsham, buoy, daisy duke, ray charles, aretha, paul simon, frank sinatra, michael jackson. >> that's the whole 20th century of black music. >> ludicrous, snoop dogg, everybody. incredible, man. it is a blessing and i receive it very gracefully. >> when you got in

when you allow yourself to be associated with the van jones van jones is calling the calls for a connection to an arab spring just like michael moore is you're allowing yourself . to be true he's not serious and this is you have to respond there's not hence there are los angeles girls there's like fantasizing reality doesn't exist van jones is not part of the star movement he's a he's a he's a democrat he believes in electing democrats the occupy movement is independent of both parties the obama's the obama and the democrats embrace as they're going to be very sad to see that were we protesting them as well because we see them as part of the crony capitalist corrupt economy that has resulted in four hundred people have as much wealth as one hundred fifty four million not because they're smarter or work harder but because they are politically connected and essentially bribing through campaign donations the the tea party is not our alternative we don't see ourselves. when we started this six months ago we started organizing in washington d.c. six months ago for this before the occupy movement and wall street store we embraced a

talking about it it's the people who have decided to jump on board who have those loudest voices van jones michael moore roseanne barr now and a couple others pushing extremely violent rhetoric and that's what people are see those are good for you if you're rejecting those people i'm absolutely sure the you're rejecting those people when you like originally was and are talking about bringing back the good team and some people to reeducation attorneys knows that health care is a concrete model she's a comedian is. analogous jason to john kerry and to the arab spring go ahead jump in i was right there for as i believe those are metaphors that i believe those of metaphors bring that audience in is not on how to sincerely say she does appear to be there but i carry guns on a president ok so they're really thinking about to take up the guillotine do you believe that they're actually asking us to take back the guillotine do you really believe that of course he answered no he was who are you doing with that you can't write of course not but i mean i can see him now start see who agreed with her you know

about it it's the people who have decided this is jump on board who have those loudest voices van jones michael moore roseanne barr now and a couple others pushing extremely violent rhetoric and that's what people are see those are good for you if you're rejecting those people i'm absolutely a little bit earlier in rejecting those people when you michael reagan was and are talking about bringing back the good team and some people to reeducation sure he knows that health care is a completely out of which he's a comedian is. analogous just encourage him to the arab spring hedge jumping i was right there for as i believe those are metaphors that i believe those of metaphors bring back obviously it is not and how to sincerely saying just to be there to hear that our guns are president ok so there really thing you've got to take it out to guillotine so you really believe that they're actually asking us take back the guillotine and you really believe that of course he answered no he was you are you believe that you peter great of course not but i mean i think you could you see him start see who agree

talking about it it's the people who have decided to jump on board who have those loudest voices van jones michael moore roseanne barr now and a couple others pushing the extremely violent rhetoric and that's what people are see those are good for you if you're rejecting those people i'm absolutely sure the you're rejecting those people when you michael originally was and are talking about bringing back the good team and seven people to reeducation attorney knows that health care is a comedian a lot of which he's a comedian is. analogous jason to jump to the arab spring go ahead jump in i was right there for as i believe those are metaphors that i believe those are metaphors bring that audience in is not and how to sincerely saying just be there we're here but what are you going to do a president ok so they're really thinking about to take a shot to kill it so you really believe that they're actually asking us to take back the guillotine do you really believe that of course a yes or no he was you are you really that you can't write of course not what i mean i think you're going to. see who agreed

jones. tim smith hauls it in for a touchdown. 17-0. al golden was none too pleased but his hurricanes not done yet. miami would battle back in the fourth. cavs up 20-14. michaela fires to perry. jones. look at that. there's not a man -- you can't even see another person on the screen. 78 yards. doing some housework. converts the two-point conversion. 28-14. and michael irvin was even when you believe in the future, you're always looking ahead... to what's next, to what's possible. confident that taking action now, is the way to create a better tomorrow. that's why we're announcing, that with the planned merger with t-mobile, at&t will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we will invest eight billion dollars more... and deploy the next generation of wireless broadband to nearly everyone in america. this investment will create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. here at at&t, we believe in the future. we're not hesitating. we're investing in america now. why? well, we know it's good business. because america has always been... and always will be a smart investment. at&t. >>> so if you were rich enough to live anywhere in the cou

there's john michael boswell is in there and there's barrett jones on the right.ls himself a nerd. plays the violin. >> gary: he's a nerd first-round draft pick >> verne: yes, he is and a wonderful young man. his brother is on the field, a freshman and harrison jones they got on the field together last week and in the huddle harrison said what are you doing here he said coach put me in and he said get the guy over there. fowler. quanjo and here's mccarron. how do you assess his night. >> gary: everything the coaches said about him he's come through. he hasn't disappointed them all and i think alabama fans can rest easy they have a quarterback. he may not play every game but he has the potential to be a winning quarterback and take them to where they want to go. that's the only one play. sec championship and the winner of that game usually plays for the national championship. >> verne: robert clark if not call for the fair catch and kirkpatrick takes him down. 40-yard punt nothing on the return and clark lids to the bench and the player of the game, 181 yards, two

there's john michael boswell is in there and there's barrett jones on the right.ls himself a nerd. plays the violin. >> gary: he's a nerd first-round draft pick >> verne: yes, he is and a wonderful young man. his brother is on the field, a freshman and harrison jones they got on the field together last week and in the huddle harrison said what are you doing here he said coach put me in and he said get the guy over there. fowler. quanjo and here's mccarron. how do you assess his night. >> gary: everything the coaches said about him he's come through. he hasn't disappointed them all and i think alabama fans can rest easy they have a quarterback. he may not play every game but he has the potential to be a winning quarterback and take them to where they want to go. that's the only one play. sec championship and the winner of that game usually plays for the national championship. >> verne: robert clark if not call for the fair catch and kirkpatrick takes him down. 40-yard punt nothing on the return and clark lids to the bench and the player of the game, 181 yards, two

there's john michael boswell is in there and there's barrett jones on the right.ls himself a nerd. plays the violin. >> gary: he's a nerd first-round draft pick >> verne: yes, he is and a wonderful young man. his brother is on the field, a freshman and harrison jones they got on the field together last week and in the huddle harrison said what are you doing here he said coach put me in and he said get the guy over there. fowler. quanjo and here's mccarron. how do you assess his night. >> gary: everything the coaches said about him he's come through. he hasn't disappointed them all and i think alabama fans can rest easy they have a quarterback. he may not play every game but he has the potential to be a winning quarterback and take them to where they want to go. that's the only one play. sec championship and the winner of that game usually plays for the national championship. >> verne: robert clark if not call for the fair catch and kirkpatrick takes him down. 40-yard punt nothing on the return and clark lids to the bench and the player of the game, 181 yards, two

the 4th when michael rocco connects with jones for the 78- yard touchdown with no one around him. 2-point conversion holding on to beat miami. 28-21. >>> horrible injury news for the terrapins basketball team. their guard broke a bone in his foot and will miss 10-12 weeks. that will do it for your morning sports i'm kristin burset. have a great friday. >>> you may have a flashback to karma getten -- carmageddon this morning. >> a major strategy change is being considered by one candidate. >>> the northbound side of i- 95. earlier incident near laurton road has been cleared. good to go on 395. more at 5:30 coming up. you're watching 9 news now. stay with us. >>> good morning, and welcome back to 9 news now this friday morning. i'm andrea roane. you made it! let's get it done. i'm mike hydeck by the way. >> i used the seat warmer this morning it was so cold. >> i did, too! >> i didn't know you had one. good to know, thanks. i have to upgrade my car or something to keep up. tomorrow, we are going to have problems with rain and snow it will be a cold, wet saturday around here. in some

went over to a little white chapel where brittany spears got married there once, demi moore, jone collins, michaelso they just did this little impromptu wedding she walked down the aisle to single ladies and walked out to waking up in vegas by katy perry. >> that is cute. rachel was on that you know celebrity addiction show what is that. >> celebrity rehab. >> maybe she is healthy and this is a fresh start. >>> wasn't rachel paid off by tiger not to talk? she has plenty of money for a wedding. >> she got paid like $10 million but at the same time she had to give a lot of money back in the long run as well so, i don't think she is worth the $10 million any more but she is claiming she is very happy and found the love of her life they didn't do any big parties went back the grandma's house that is where they were staying in vegas. >> we want to set this next story up with a sound byte, tarig salahi telling people about his big sale. >> i am selling everything from the house, my ring her clothes, jewellery, furniture, statues, the whole works we are going to move forward lots of expensive art work we

>>> remember michael winslow as officer jones as the man of 1,000 voices from the "police academy" moviespeared on a norwegian talk show to prove that he can do led zepplin's "a whole lot of love." that is pretty incredible. it's all him. >> i think it sounded like a whole lot of noise. >> you're not impressed? >> i'm not impressed. but then again, i was sitting here thinking, i don't think i know any zepplin songs. >> well, i got that sense as well. i got that sense as well. >> don't worry, i grew up listening to bugs fears. >> the what? >> bugs fears. >> excuse me? >> it's a group from england. >> i don't know if i clearly heard what you said there. >> google it. >> this should be kept clean. it's a family show. >> i'm trying. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> i'll get you a clip. >> okay. making me nervous. >> go ahead. >>> serious stuff straight ahead. conrad murray's lawyer is starting to make their case but not before prosecutors call one last witness. tell you what he said about what could have done to save michael jackson's life. >>> and lindsay lohan is back in handcu

>>> some might remember michael winslow as officer jones, the recruit with 1,000 voices from the "policevies. well, maybe not. he appeared on a norwegian talk show proving that he can use those vocal cords to belt out his own take on led zeppelin's "whole lota love." check it out. ♪ ♪ >> i think it's interpret incredible. it sounds like a guitar. it's all him. >> i think it just sounded like a whole lot of noise. >> you're not impressed? >> i'm not impressed. but then again, i was sitting here thinking, i don't think i know any zeppelin songs. >> well, yeah. i got that sense as well. >> oh. >> i got that sense as well. >> don't worry, i grew up listening to bugs fierce. google that. >> what? >> bugs fierce. it's a group from england. >> let me take my i.v. out of my ear so i can hear you more clearly. keep it clean, isha, this is a family show. i don't know what you're talking about. >> i'll give you a clip. keep going. you're making me nervous. go away. >>> serious stuff straight ahead. conrad murray's lawyer is starting to make their case but not before prosecutors call one last witnes

michael moore. former editor of jones magazine. your questions spoke about your apathy, the war against al qaeda and other topics. the michigan native's books includes "downsize this!: random threats from an unarmed american," "dude, where's my country?" and his new memoir "here comes trouble: stories from my life". >> how did you meet robert kennedy? kennedy? >> guest: i was a couple blocks from here in the capitol building. my mother brought us on vacation. i was 11 years old after fifth grade and my mother had to go north to the lake and go to scout camps and things like that. our mom wanted us to go to washington d.c. every summer because she's so believed in this country and everything about it and loved history. we spend our summer is going to the national archives reading documents of the founding fathers and traveling through the smithsonian institute and going to the different museums and every time we came here we had to meet two senators and a congressman. i was in the apple building and started looking at all these stat

. >> booktv.org talks with michael moore, the former editor of mother jones magazine took viewer questions and spoke about voter apathy, voter reg renne registration. he has a newly released memoir, "here comes trouble: stories from my life." >> host: michael moore, how did you meet robert kennedy? >> guest: just a couple blocks from here at the nation's capitol in the capitol building. my mother had brought us down here on vacation. i was 11 years old, the summer after 5th grade, and my mother, she -- kids went north to the lake, you know? you know, did fun -- go to scout camp and things like that. our mom wanted to take us down to washington, d.c. every other summer because she so believed in this country and just everything about it, and she loved history. we read the documents of the founding fathers in the summer, and we traveled through the smithsonian institute, and going to all the different museums here, and every time we came here, we had to go and meet our senator from michigan or two senators, and our congressman, and on this particular day, we're in the capitol building. i don

jones. >> greenwise signal caller was 26 of 39. they beat atlanta and 25-14. >>> there is good news for philadelphia quarterback michael vick.ay into the nfl record books yesterday. he passed randall cunningham as the all-time leader in rushing yards in the league. but he was terrible going the ball. a career high four time. the eagles fell to buffalo 31- 24. >> stadiums around the league observed a moment of silence to remember oakland raiders owner al davis, who passed away on the weekend. the raiders honored him in a way probably would've wanted most, they won the game against houston. >>> 54 degrees. the news continues with good morning washington at 5:30. >> it was a crazy day for golf superstar tiger woods. >> and a permit the problem could force hundreds of protesters to pack up their makeshift tents in the district. and jummy olabanji at 3 plaza. full story coming up. >> in the belfort furniture weather center, tracking a shift in the weather pattern. if we will see some changes soon. first, 5 >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. don >>>> i think this is a movement and a cause that is

michael turner touchdown . but the home fans soon lost their cheer green bay edged their way back with three field goals by some crosby. aaron rodgers connected with james jones on a seventy on touch. but the packers ahead. greg jennett was then stretched the lead to twenty two fourteen swerving a few tackles after catching the throw for the boot of course we gave them more daylight and once that did get their best do their best to get back but green bay made sure there was no way through jarrett bush intercepted proppants quarterback not ryan smyth right in right back green bay winning this one twenty five faltering . al is also a sweet victory for the new england patriots eight thirty points to twenty one win over the new york jets. not going to the playoffs last season and trying to spin yes eighty seven mil leaves the first two touchdowns to get their claw their way back they scored on sean green's three are drawn to trial by ten points to seven. took. the under arch touchdown gave the patriots a seventy seven lead. went into the end zone with the jets to within seven points second weevils touchdown settled it to twenty one finished. for me once nearly re

jones plunged 275 points. nasdaq fell and s&p 50030 points lower. >>> a man accused of involuntary monoslaughter in the death of michael jackson.cross examined the star witness. we have the latest from los angeles. >> do you agree there are instances where dr. murray deviated in his care of michael jackson on june 25th, 2009. >> the morning began with top examination from dr. paul white. the prosecutor pulled no punches about conrad murray's care of michael jackson. >> there's no justification of what conrad murray did in failing to call 911. >> i -- as i said earlier, i think he should have called 911 sooner. i do not think it would have made a difference in the outcome of the case. >> reporter: why dr. murray didn't tell paramedics he gave michael jackson propofol. >> is it a detail he overlooked when they asked him what took place? >> it was obviously overlooked. >> not obviously, it could be a lie, correct? >> the self-proclaimed propofol expert said he would have never used propofol in a similar situation. >> no amount of money could convince me to accept or take on responsibility because of time or the responsibility of s

dome rocking michael turner just touchdown but the home fans soon lost their cheer green bay edged their way back with three field goals for mason crosby and aaron rodgers can . with james jones on sunday on touchdown with the packers ahead greg jennings then stretched the lead to twenty two forty and swerving a few tackles after catching the throw. before the boot of crosby gave them more daylight atlanta did their best to get back to green bay made sure there was no way through jarrett bush intercepted fulton's quarterback matt ryan to snuff out any fight back green bay winning this one twenty five fourteen. while elsewhere formula one's newly recruited while champion sebastian vettel has been taking a whirlwind day off the twenty four years a ninety eight days old he became the youngest driver to win back to back titles after coming third in japan on sunday when vettel started on pole and needed only to finish in the top ten to be recrown champion mathematically the only man who could pick him to the title was mclaren's jenson button and over britain one at suzuka that'll state his red bull into the first time on the lawn as a red bull team now had to south korea for next

dome rocking michael turner this touchdown but the home fans soon lost their cheer green bay edged their way back to three field goals for mason crosby and ever more just point to james jones on the seventy yard touchdown the packers ahead greg jennings then stretched the lead to twenty two fourteen twelve if you tackles the catcher religious right. before the beautiful gave the more daylight that land did get the best to get back but green bay made sure there was no way through intercepted falcons quarterback matt ryan to snuff out any fight back. when this one the five forty. and there's also a sweet victory for the new england patriots they took a thirty points to twenty one win over the new york jets who knocked them out of the playoffs last season ben jarvus we now this getting them eight seven mil lead in his first two touchdowns well the jets did pull their way back. i scored on sean green's three yard run to try and ten points to seven. his net and touch and deion branch touchdown gave the patriots a seventeen seven lead gen turley went into the end zone and the jets did in seven points in second grade i was touched i settled it to twenty one finished. and elsewher

time rocking michael turner with that touchdown but fun seeing last day cheer green bay edge their way with three field goals from nice and calls and then our knowledge is connected to james jones say in a seventy yard touchdown to put them ahead. greg jennings then stretched the lead to twenty two forty swerving a few tackles along the way off the catching or just right. for flying over before the boozer crosby gave them more daylight atlanta dig do that best to get back into the big green bay make sure there is no way three jarrett bush intercepting falcons quarterback matt ryan to snuff out and fight back green by winning this one twenty five points. on that was a sweet victory for the new england patriots they got a thirty points to twenty one win over the new york jets you know them and to the playoffs last season and jarvis green that is giving them a seven mil lead his first three touchdowns to get stick all the way back scored on sean green's three yard run to trial temperance to seven it was nip and tuck announced that the bronx got a touchdown to give the patriots seventeen seven rating. jeremy got me enzyme to pull the jets to building seven points for the second gre

michael turner is touchdown. but the home fans soon lost their cheer green bay edged they waved back with three field goals from rice and crosby and then aaron rodgers connected with james jones on a seventy on the touchline to put the packers ahead. greg jennett was then stretched the lead to twenty two fourteen swerving a few tackles after catching rogers throw for the boot of class b. gave them more daylight and monta did get the best do their best to get back to green bay made sure there was no way through jarrett bush intercepted felton's quarterback matt ryan to some fight any point back in by winning this one twenty five faulting. follows also a sweet victory for the new england patriots day thirty points to twenty one win over the new york jets would not have known to the playoffs last season and drawn the spinelli state in the seven mill leave the first two touchdowns jets did claw their way back they scored on shawn green's three are drawn to trial by ten points to seven and it was never touch. the entourage touchdown gave the patriots a seventy seven lead. very clearly went into the end zone. with the jets to within seven points second weevils touchdown settled it

georgia michael turner with that touchdown but the home fans seeing lost their chair green bay edged a way back with three field goal for mason crosby and men are more just connected he with james jones in the seventy yard touchdown to put the mask. greg jennings then stress the late twenty eight hundred forty swerving a few tackles along the way after catching rogers right. before the big across the gate the more daylight atlanta did their best to get back into green bay make sure there is no way three jarrod pushing to set the falcons quarterback matt ryan he had to snuff out and fight back green by winning this one twenty five to fourteen. and it was a sweet victory for the new england patriots they got a thirty points to twenty one when i was in new york jets you know the match of the playoffs last season when jarvis green that is giving them a seven really is first to take the jets to pull their weight back they scored on shaun green's three yard run to trial ten points to. seven it was not been tough enough to be on the ground but a touchdown gave the patriots a seven to seven lane. jeremy clearly got in the end zone project seven points to be. settled. well over twelve games p

rocking michael turner there with a touchdown but the home fans singing lost their cheer green bay edge their way back to the field goal from mason crosby. and then i connected here with james jones on a seventy yard touchdown to put them ahead greg jennings then stretch the lead to twenty two fourteen swerving a few sacco's after catching rogers right. before flying over before the boot of crosby gave them more daylight atlanta did their best to get back to green bay made sure there was no way three bush intercepting falcons quarterback matt ryan to snuff out any fight back green by winning this one twenty five points to fourteen. and that was the sweet victory for the new england patriots they got a thirty points a twenty one win over the new york jets he's not the mac to the playoffs last season and jarvis green that is giving them a seven nearly his first of two touchdowns to get the claw their way back they scored on shaun green's three yard run to trail ten points to seven it was nip and tuck and after deion branch got a touchdown to give the patriots seventeen seven league jeremy kerry got in the end zone to pull the jets to be in seven points. but a second green at least

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michael turner score from one yard out. don't count out the pack. trailing 14-9. rodgers hits james joness it all the way. 70 yards for the td. packers take the lead. miss the two-point conversion. in the fourth. greg jennings for the 29-yard touchdown and the nail in the coffin. packers win, 25-14. they're now undefeated 5-0 on the year. >> looked like a pretty good gape. all that being said. where do things stand? >> where do they stand, stephanie? >> rob, 3-1, this weekend. still leading the pack. yeah. >> there we go. on top of the leader board. that's not the only thing that looks familiar with the graphic the standings remain the game. tanya rivero, enjoying the day off. david myers, fireman bob. all went 2-2. remain in the same place in the stangd standings. jack had a good weekend. still in last place though. he did gain much-needed ground in this week's competition. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> i lost last year. came back this year inspired. frying to stay on top. saints are doing well. everything is looking good. >> you're wing. >> i'm winning. who is cracking down

jones, donny deutsche of deutsche incorporated and dr. nancy snyderman, nbc's chief medical editor, good morning to all of but >> good morning. >> hello. >> we've got the michaelkson death trial going on in los angeles, and yesterday we heard testimony from the e.r. docs who once again said when given the opportunity dr. conrad murray who was taking care of michael jackson, failed to say that he had given the drug propofol to michael jackson. we'll talk about the legal significance first, but just as a doctor, nancy, if you were in that same set of circumstances, is there any justification for providing only partial information as prosecutors? >> web a patient comes to the e.r. comatose or out of it, whatever family member is there should give the laundry list of everything that's happened and it was very interesting to me yesterday that the doctor in the e.r. said she knew he was dead but yet they tried to revive him and you do that, you go to sometimes heroic places because one, the family is there, and they just need to know it's okay and dr. murray said "please try, please try," but the doctors knew he was dead on arrival. >> what do you think the legal si

star jones, former commentator and prosecutor r, good morning you. >> good morning. >> they're saying michaelon took it upon himself to walk into the private bedroom, take eight lorazepam, unbeknownst to his doctor, conrad murray. don't they have to offer some evidence of this? they can't just make allegations and put no proof forward? >> can i remind you what's sitting here with me and hearing that in the casey anthony case that there was some sort of child molestation? they made allegations without any proof whatsoever. she's at home right now, okay, and that's the kind of thing that a jury will look to. if they don't want to "ruin" this man's life, conrad murray could get the benefit of beyond reasonable doubt. >> statement, prosecutors very effectively have used conrad murray's own words. >> absolutely. >> the statement he gave to police and prosecutors are making the argument even if you just take conrad murray at his word we've established gross negligence. >> yes. they're saying, the prosecution is saying we don't believe anything that he says, and because of that, he's guilty. then th

jones fell 258 points. nasdaq was off 78 points. s&p 500 was 32 points lower. >>> the conrad murray trial is in the second week now. >> an emergency room doctor who saw michaelen he arrived at the hospital took the stand. we have the latest from los angeles. >> that's correct. >> reporter: emergency room doctor was the first physician to see michael jackson other than conrad murray. by the time she saw jackson in the e.r., there was nothing she could do to save him. >> my assessment when he arrived was that he was clinically dead. murray never mentioned giving jackson propofol. she explained jackson's children as being hysterical. >> they were crying. they were fairly hysterical. >> murray doesn't talk about propofol because it probably wore off by then. this testimony could play a role when murray's former girlfriend's take the stand as they are expected to do soon. murray was talking on the phone, not monitoring jackson when the singer died. a cardiologist said murray failed to talk about propofol when asked about the drugs. murray was desperate to revise the singer. >> we could not find a pulse. given the situation, dr. murray did ask me one thing. he rep

stint as an editor of mother jones magazine, produced three of the top 10 grossing documentaries of all time, and his memoir. sunday, your chance to call, e- mail, and tweak michaelext, local scientists melissa harris-perry talks about the history of race relations in america. at tulane university, she had a new institute focused on the study of race, gender, and politics in the american south. this is an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> joining us today is melissa harris-perry, previously on the faculties of princeton university and the university of chicago, she is currently professor of political science at tulane university where she is the founding director of the cooper project on race and politics in the south. her belief in the classroom has -- as a critical space for democratic reflection is reflected in the fact that she has taught students from grade school through graduate school. her interest are in the study of african american political thought, black religious ideas and practice, and social and clinical psychology. perth writing frequently appears in many scholarly journals and newspapers. she also writes a monthly column for "the nation." she i

jones up with propofol? >> it doesn't have to be that specific. what they will say is, of all, this is an addict. to many of the jurors it devalues michaeldon't recognize the disease. the american medical association does. they will show he was desperate. an addict does desperate things. who would inject themselves with follow snrr an addict. why? how? when? what was his thought process? the defense doesn't have to put that out there. megyn: there is a reason mark is making this argument. it doesn't matter about the specific admict question, what matters is how an admict general would act. the defense put up a an detective expert. and the prosecution said do you know anything about this case? >> did you read through the defendant's interview with the police? >> i did not. >> did you reference the defendant's statements about what took place or what type of care was being give up as it might relate to drug addiction. >> you may answer. >> i did not. >> did you ask for it so you can make an informed decision here? >> an informed decision with respect to what? >> you tell me. did you ask for -- >> it many argue -- it's argumentative. >> you

jones industrial average up about almost 120 points. lots of green arrows today. we'll keep track of this and many more stories. now back to jenna. >> thanks, gregg. new york city mayor michael bloomberg is talking a little bit about these wall street protests. those protesters camping out in the financial district can stay as long as they obey the law, according to the mayor. yesterday we have video here of demonstrators hitting the road, taking the picket lines up town to the posh homes of new york city titans. the marry minding the protesters that those people bring money and jobs. boston are continuing demonstrations there despite arrest of 141 people so far. the group, occupy boston, saying they plan to extend protests into the winter. hope they have a coat. it gets pretty cold that time of year. meanwhile the politics of these protests is the wise to for democrats to a line themselves with wall street crowds? or republicans to dismiss the proterse as unruly mobs. taking a look at this washington correspondent, james rosen. >> reporter: good afternoon. jenna. we saw extraordinary development three of nation's leading democrats, president, vice president and house minori

market -- of mother jones magazine and produced three of the top 10 grossing documentaries of all time and he now has a memoir. later today, your chance to call in and talk to michaelore. >> "washington journal" continues. host: poverty in america is our subject. thank you for joining us. we're following up on the census bureau report from september. what did it say about poverty in america? guest: not a very uplifting report. it is up about 15% three the rate of poverty is at its highest point since the early 1990's. it is death and i not the direction we want to move in. it is not the highest of all time. host: 46 million people as we can see on the screen. 46% of the country. what is the federal definition of poverty? guest: 4 a family of four, if you make $22,300, you are in poverty and they don't just based and where you live. that is all over the country. it is only looking at your cache in come. that is not any kind of government benefits. host: who is being hit the hardest? guest: we have seen the children have been hard hit during this recession. in terms of democratic as, we see african-americans and hispanics getting harder than white people. host: why,