debbie miller, the president of the project and michael paul who is participating in the event as well for coming in. >> debbie, we were talking, project disability and sweat for vet is kicked of young, a couple of years old but you have don't a lot in the couple of years. explain how you came up with sweat for a vet out of your project disability: the mission of project visibility was to help athletes find jobs and a lot of people that i represented were veterans coming back from wars who had been injured. >> i wanted to vein event that was specific towards helping them use adaptive and inclusive qaim. we thought of sweat for a vet. i have so much support for people with connections. and sporting is a wonderful connection here in the d.c. area. >> explain how people can get involved in this. >> a couple of different ways. our big ride, big event of the year is tomorrow. 9:30 to 12:30, come to tyson sporting health club. and most are also participating and we stream it to clubs all across the u.s. and even beyond. we have 13 different countries involved. everyone is sweating for a good

. >>> michael jackson's father, joe jackson was in the courtroom today for the trial of dr. conas murray. the prosecution has been cross examining paulte. >> the michael jackson came to you and indicated that he would like to hire you to administer propofol to him, to put him to sleep each night in his bedroom, would you do it? >> absolutely not. >> closing arguments in the case could start this this week or next. >>> and we had high temperatures in the 80s but there's cooler weather on the way and rain in your extended forecast, i'll have details coming up. >> and coming up, right after the forecast, we will tell you who doctors now say should receive regular hiv testing. new tonight at 11:00 if you are wonder how long that candy will stay good that you collected tonight. we have tips. dark chocolate can be stored for up to two years in kept in foil and in a cool dry place, and milk and white chocolate, candy corn in an unopened package and there are websites that help you get rid of the unwanted candy tash. we have links, and you can find a candy buy back program. where they will exchange, cash, coupons and toothbrushes and other p

as i mentioned, paul, julie, and michael sitting next to julie, is also part of the business that is run. julie was -- and her company, was actually featured on the white house website and the federal highways d.o.t. site for a number of weeks because of work she did. she played a trip to virginia, and the federal highway was looking at the program that our small business and disadvantaged business had put

as i mentioned, paul, julie, and michael sitting next to julie, is also part of the business that is run. julie was -- and her company, was actually featured on the white house website and the federal highways d.o.t. site for a number of weeks because of work she did. she played a trip to virginia, and the federal highway was looking at the program that our small business and disadvantaged business had put together as an example of how the out reaches should be done and how we can make these works available to everyone who is willing to participate. this chart, which is put together, paul has been working with us very closely. there are a number of elements that have to be in place for us to make sure that we understand what opportunities are available. we monitor what is out there in construction and what we are actually performing. to do all of that, to make sure that we do make the connection between the larger prime contractors and the smaller firms either on tasks, trucking and providing supplies, or on actual construction of a major construction contract. paul has been instrume

michael jackson played in open court. >> they will see my show. >> testimony wrapped up with dr. paul white, the defense's star witness, saying that michael jackson caused his own death by swallowing pills and injecting himself with propofol. but the prosecutor forced white to drop a bombshell. >> so conrad murray drew up the syringe, yes or no? >> yes. >> so if michael jackson had come to you and indicated, "i would like to hire you to administer the fall close quote to him to put him to sleep each night in his bedroom, would you do it? >> absolutely not. >> the prosecution contends that dr. conrad murray was negligent in his care of the pop star. the jury of seven men and five women will decide his fate, considering one count of involuntary manslaughter. they do not have to decide if conrad murray meant to kill michael jackson, only whether or not there is enough evidence to hold him criminally responsible. in downtown los angeles, stephanie stanton, wbal-tv 11 news. >> firefighters are trying to figure out why a town home went up in flames this month. crews responded to the 3600 bl

details are still coming in about the sudden death of michael jackson. paulgo starr. no regrets, no anger? why did god do this to me? >> i am the last to be angry at god. >> why did you do this? >> nobody invites me. >> i loved it. >> does it come with a curse of any kind? >> no, there is so much love. >> we should not waste our time here on earth. we should enjoy what lasts. haiti, please with help, please be part. the u agree that there was a holocaust? agree that there was a holocaust? what happened to the submarine? what were you thinking? >> land of the free, home of the brave? land of the free, home of the brave. show us the brave. there's nothing i fear ♪ >> spend your time worrying about how you live today. >> he learned that the stuff of your life is not the definition of your existence, but the essence is the relationships of those people in the room right there. >> that is the word, lucky. anybody who is successful in any business is not use the word lucky is a liar. part.layed a i don't know what to say, except to you, my audience, thank you. and

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michael jackson as dr. conrad murray did. anesthesiologist paul white also admitted dr. murray made mistakes on the day jackson died. >> i think he should have called 911 sooner. i do not, however, think it would have made any difference in the outcome of this case. >> prosecutors grilled dr. paul white about the care dr. murray gave his superstar patient. >> have you ever administered propofol in someone's bedroom? >> no, i have not. >> have you ever heard of anyone doing that prior to this case inspect. >> no, i have not the. >> reporter: jackson's personal physician is accused of causes his death. dr. murray believes jackson injected himself. but the prosecution has its own proto follow expert who has said that the defense's theory that jackson could have given himself the drug is a crazy scenario. dr. steven shaffer previously testified that jackson would have been too groggy with all the medication he was on to give himself a shot. prosecutors claim murray gave the singer much more propofol than he admits and left him unattended and that his recklessness directly le

aggressively cross- nxamined the star witness for the defense, anesthesiologist paul white previously testified that michael jackson injected wimself with the fatal dose of the sedative propofol, although today he conceded that dr. conrad murray's in-home treatment of jackson violated medical standards. >> have you ever administered propofol in someone's bedroom. >> no, i have not. >> reporter: have you ever heard of anyone doing that prior to this case? >> no, i have not. >> reporter: dr. white was grilled on murray's lack of monitoring equipment and that dr. murray did not immediately call 911 when he found michael jackson unresponsive. >> are you saying he was not capable of pushing 911? >> reporter: murray also did not tell emergency personnel about the propofol. >> is that your testimony, that it was a detail that was overlooked? >> it was obviously overlooked, he didn't... >> not obviously. it could also be a lie, correct? thaect. that's another option. >> if you say so, i guess, yeah. >> reporter: white says the amount of propofol murray claim he is gave jackson was not waough to kill the singer, yet

paul white who says michael jackson likely injected the fatal dose.ut the prosecution believes murray is responsible for the death. they will have the day off tornl to prepare closing arguments and then present those arguments to the jury of seven men and five women on thursday. >>> one of the women who accused herman cain of sexual harassment want to hear her side of the story but is barred by a confidentiality agreement. she's one of two women who says cain was inappropriate while working as president of the restaurant association. the woman's attorney is asking the gag order be lift sod she can tell her side of the story. cain raised $3,000 online yesterday. his best day so far despite the crisis. >> i believe it has backfired on those that are trying to put a cloud over my campaign. >> who might gain from this political scandal? some sayk ric perry whose numbers have dropped significantly in recent weeks. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton's mother has died today at the age of 92. dorothy howell rodham was surrounded by family when she dies in

michael jackson's father was in the courtroom yesterday when the prosecution was cross- examining dr. paul white. white is the defense's expert on the anesthetic propofol. >> is michael jackson had come to you, dr. white, and indicated that he would like to hire you to administer propofol to him, to put him to sleep each night in his bedroom, would you do it? >> absolutely not! >>darya: the closing arguments could start later this week. >>darya: the former city manager of the bell housing development cleans his contract was breached when the city stopped paying him his $1.5 million salary. robert rizzo says he should be paid with interest because he hasn't been convicted of a felony and has not resigned. investigators say he organized a scheme to build the suburb and build them up of $6 million. he is facing charges of fraud and misappropriation of public funds. >>darya: did not go away, we have more to get you going on this tuesday morning. and walnut creek, 680 southbound is very slow. we will be right back. it och solyndra received a five-year $28 million federal loan guarantee before t

paul. and we also did michael bloomberg. most and what was interesting about paul was that you talk to our pollsters and they say the 18% paul got is not just a number that's close to 19%. it looked like ross perot's 19%. and it was western. it was male. it was younger. so this was the sort of the group of voters who, some of whom are supporters of occupy wall street. some of them are supporters of the tea party. they're all sort of in this idea of the system is rigged against them. they're fed up with the system and they're a little upset. the opening for an angry populist third party candidate is there. >> let's talk about an angry populace and look at the question about economic fairness. here are the results. 76% agree that the u.s. economic structure favors a small portion of the rich to 12% disagreeing. what does that tell us about either the democratic or the potential republican candidate, david remnick? >> i just wonder about the 12%. how is it arguable that this is not the case? when you look at income disparities t

the prosecution in the trial of michael jackson's doctor has cast down medical evidence for the defense. of dr. paul white. he said the singer gave himself a lethal dose of propose thol but then admitted he'd never heard of that and admitted dr. murray conducted some improper acts. >> and to prove decontamination efforts are working at the power plant in china. i'm afraid he his handshakes, he was challenged by journalists to show the states so that was the best way he could do it he downed the glass of water that had been collected from inside plant and decontaminated. in tokyo, was he sort of forced into that? >> he said he wasn't forced into it but challenged by the journalists repeatedly during these press conferences and they can last five hours but to prove that this decontaminated water was safe, and that's why he said he chose there to drink it in front of the journalists who very publicly put on display his face in the decontamination process. now, this water is essentially from a radioactive puddle inside fukushima plant and much of it has been decontaminated since and it's being used for

michael mukasey. who else is there? oh, paul clement.forgiven for not knowing paul clement was also our nation's attorney general under george w. bush because his tenure as attorney general lasted precisely one day. this was in 2007. he publicly tagged these temporary replacement for alberto gonzalez took the helm at 12:01 on monday and relinquishing it 24 hours later. the solicitor general under george w. bush but attorney general for one day. since leaving the bush white house altogether he's arguing more cases before the u.s. supreme court than any other lawyer in the last decade. if there is a conservative case going to the court, no matter what it is, this is probably the guy arguing it. that's why it was a big deal when his law firm, king and spaulding decided to give up the clinton era defense of marriage act. in defense of it he quit king and spaulding and moved to bank kroft so he could work on the anti-gay marriage case. now on top of that, he has health reform, too. paul clement is a busy busy man. many cases before the suprem

michael jackson's doctor has to decide by tomorrow if he will testify. attorneys will only say they'll see how the case progresses before making a decision. today, doctor paultough cross-examination but stuck to his theory that michael jackson -- probably left a loaded suringe within reach and left the room. >> sometime during that 40 minute period where i believe mr. jackson had the opportunity and self administered the final fatal dose, yes. >> his testimony challenges that of former colleague doctor steven schafer who said the theory that jackson injected himself was quote -- >> started the spooky site on delaware drive five years ago. he charged $3 to see it and said the money goes to charity. but this year someone complained about the noise and the city says the haunted house violated fire codes. >> all that work and now we're just planning on decorating. decorate my neighbor's yard. whatever decorations we have left over keep decorating people's houses. >> he has scaled down the attraction and brought the decorations outside. he says he's working now to find a location for next year that will satisfy the city's rules. >> today marks the unofficial sta

michael jackson's doctor has to decide by tomorrow if he will testify. attorneys will only say they'll see how the case progresses before making a decision. today, doctor paulhitefaced tough cross-examination but stuck to his theory that michael jackson -- probably left a loaded suringe within reach and left the room. >> sometime during that 40 minute period where i believe mr. jackson had the opportunity and self administered the final fatal dose, yes. >> his testimony challenges that of former colleague doctor steven schafer who said the theory that jackson injected himself was quote -- >> started the spooky site on delaware drive five years ago. he charged $3 to see it and said the money goes to charity. but this year someone complained about the noise and the city says the haunted house violated fire codes. >> all that work and now we're just planning on decorating. decorate my neighbor's yard. whatever decorations we have left over keep decorating people's houses. >> he has scaled down the attraction and brought the decorations outside. he says he's working now to find a location for next year that will satisfy the city's rules. >> today marks the unof

i mean, this isn't -- bob dole and howard baker and bob michael and people like that look like paul wellstone and hubert humphrey. this is the -- the real failure here is that the republicans were not willing to budge on revenue. when they did put up sort of some revenue, they linked it with cutting the top rate of the income tax down to 28%. so it became a proposal to cut taxes on the rich, when we're trying to cut deficits. i think that message will come through. it was really striking to see president obama tonight. he had not been making very many strong partisan arguments, indeed, for about six months. he wasn't making any arguments at all. he was just talking about compromise. he is finally just laying it on the line and saying, you can't have a deal unless you're willing to raise taxes on the wealthy. i think that's a debate we should have. i don't think it's a debate the republicans are going to win. >> e.j. dionne, "washington post" columnist, senior fellow at the brookings institution and msnbc contributor. e.j., thank you. appreciate it. >> good to be with you. >> e.j. was talking

michael mukasey. who else is there? oh, paul clement.ey general under george w. bush because his tenure as attorney general lasted precisely one day. this was in 2007. clement publicly tagged last month as the temporary replacement for alberto gonzalez, took the helm at 12:01 a.m. monday and relinquishing it 24 hours later. he was solicitor general for many years, but he ended up being attorney general for just one day. since leaving the bush white house all together. he's argued more cases befored u.s. supreme court than any other lawyer in the next decade. if there is a conservative case going to the supreme court, this is probably the guy that's going to be arguing. that's what it was such a big deal when his law firm gave up defending the clinton era defense of marriage act. he quit his law firm and moved to a new firm called bancroft so he coo keep working on the anti-gay marriage case. paul clement will also be the man defending sb-1070, arizona's papers please law. on top of that, he has health reform too. he's a busy man. many ca

michael jackson's former doctor winds down. the defendant, dr. murray, has waived his legal right to testify. tuesday morning, the defense's propofol expert dr. paulte took the stand for the the final time. white maintains that michael jackson most likely self injected the fatal dose of propofol that killed him. on monday the prosecutor spent much of the day discrediting white's testimony, getting him to admit that he would never give propofol to treat insomnia in his bedroom. >> it's something that no amount of money could convince me to accept or take on as a responsibility because of time, because of just the responsibility for someone and the fact that this was a complete off labeled use of the drug. >> reporter: dat prosecution recalled its propofol expert, dr. steefr shafer, a former student and colleague of dr. white. >> a failure of cardiac activity? >> reporter: both sides get a day off to prepare for closing arguments. the seven men and five women who will decide about if conrad murray should be held responsible for michael jackson's death. murray has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. if convictedsed, he could face up to fo

on the next "red eye" return uh appearances -- return appearances from michael moynihan and joe devito. >>> time to go back to paul mccurio for the post game wrap up. >> i missed you. >> you can't start with that. >> tell me about the latest stuff you have coming out. the "playboy" thing? >> the "playboy" thing came out this past friday, veterans day. i will be in the new book put out by p.diddy h and that drops on the 22nd. >> weird, me too. and raphael ma azuko shot it. >> very cool. >> go to heroes and patriots . net for helping with military people. >> how can people find you on twitter. >> at nicky glazer and i i am going to be -- this thursday i will be in eastern maryland. >> and mike, what are you plugging this week? usually that question is so -- no, just kidding. everybody knows. >> this is why you can't be president. >> as part of my jump into the presidential cal pain so you can follow me. follow me on twitter at nb underscore company man. >> you have to do baker. >> somebody explain it. >> if you want to catch me this thursday. >> are you kidding me. >> come on. i have to eat. >> december 1 through fo

. ♪ ♪ >>> crime and punishment tonight, a critical day in the michael jackson death trial. on the stand dr. paul league professionally as the prosecution's propofol expert. on friday dr. white gave strong testimony for the defense. today the prosecution came out swinging. things got so heated the judge sent jurors out of the courtroom at one point. randi kaye reports. >> reporter: the lifeline that dr. paul white threw to dr. murray on cross-examination was all but washed way when he was put on his hooes. >> have you ever administered propofol in someone's bedroom? >> no, i have not. >> have su ever heard of anyone doing that prior to this case? >> no, i have not. >> reporter: in just minutes walgren got white to admit that murray had deviated from the standed standard of care. sounds more like a witness for the prosecution he said that when he left jackson's bedroom he left a syringe loaded with propofol. a syringe that jackson could have used himself to give himself another 25 milligrams of propofol never expecting it could stop his heart. >> conrad murray drew up the syrin syringe, yes or no?

michael jackson died. >> these models all are subject. >> reporter: dr. paulhite, the defense witness, said the pop singer likely injected himself, with a lethal dose of the powerful anesthetic to help him get to sleep. lawyers say he likely suffered from insomnia. but the state's top expert blames dr. murray, saying he gave too much in an iv drip and left him unattended in his bedroom. closing arguments were set for thursday. then the jury begins deliberating. it comes down to one fundamental question. is dr. murray responsible for jackson's death? or did the singer himself administer the lethal overdose? in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> court resumes thursday. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is mourning the loss of her mother, dorothy rodham died early this morning. clinton canceled trips to london and turkey yesterday so she could be by her mother's side. she was with her when she passed away. rodham is survived by her three children and four grandchildren. she was 92 years old. >>> herman cain is still fighting back and answering

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michael jackson's doctor, dr. conrad murray, faces a contempt of court charge following tense moments today. dr. paul white will find out next month if he'll be fined a thousand dollars. he angered the judge by violating his order not to mention conversations he had with dr. conrad murray. prosecution hammered dr. white as it tried to poke holes in the defense theory that michael jackson could have administrated the fatal dose himself. >> as i said earlier, i think he should have called 911 sooner. i do not, however, think it would have made any difference in the outcome of this case. >> dr. murray said he still doesn't know if he will take the stand in his own defense. >>> well, topping our health watch tonight. the debate over the breast cancer gene and the risk it creates has gone on for years. testing helps with early detection but leaves a gray area for some women. as nbc's erica edwards reports, doctors have an answer for them. >> take the breast tissue off the muscle. >> reporter: women who test positive for the breast cancer gene have difficult decisions to make. choosing between frequent mam

michael jackson. >> yes. . >> murray's defense team will call its own propofol expert, dr. paul white to the stand.he pressure is growing on chernoff and flanagan to counter the prosecution's strong case. >> they have no examples of that. >> here said he was less than a lay person. >> i think the jury believes that. we have to bring them back to the issue of causation. >> you have to get it to the cardiac arrest and otherwise you lose mathematically. >> you think that during cross-examination schaffer is going to admit it's a cardiac arrest and we will have that conversation? >> i think he's got to admit he doesn't know because he never studied the effects. >> as soon as i can him, he did is going and this and we won't get into the science with this guy, that's what we have a scientist for. >> no. >> i won't argue with you about methodology, mike. >> i will keep my mouth shut. >> i'm just. i'm not having an argument with a guy on the science. >> [ bleep ] you. >> you want to spend three hours doing that, go ahead. >> no, no, no. you don't see the issue. >> got you. >> he has it all mapped out for y