at the time mr. berry believed ms. watts was qualified for the job. since then obviously they have grown apart and this ongoing dispute of her stability and whether or not he was stalking her will be resolved in court on thursday. i think that's when the attorneys are going to decide whether or not they will continue to press charges against mr. berry. >>> thank you. >>> sarah palin says she's not ruling out a run for the presidency. the republican governor spoke with a reporter while she was on a fishing trip in alaska. >> are you ever going to run for president? >> all options will continue to be on the table as they have been for me might entire life. i'm not going to close any door that may be open for me out there. >> palin announced last week sh will resign as alaska's governor later in the month. her office released records that show the state paid $2 million fighting ethics complaints against her and she has racked up a half million dollars in personal legal bills. >>> program heads to italy tomorrow where he will attend a g 8 summit and meet

. >> from the very beginning mr. berry has spoken truthfully and has been accurate in his description of the evans that took place. we are thankful to the u.s. attorney's office for seeing through it and making the right decision. >> berry still has to deal with the controversy over award ago city contract to watts. also, audiotapes vehicles splice it conversations between the two have surfaced. they detail their relationship including fights and threats between them. >>> global warming was the topic of leaders at the g-8 summit in italy. president obama pledged to make dramatic cuts in greenhouse emissions. the president also toured earthquake ravaged parts of laquilla. protesters played off the president's campaign slogan of "yes we camp" the leaders of 25 to 30 nations will be invited to washington. >>> last night we told you about an emergency landing at bwi thurgood marshall airport after a bird strike. right now the numbers in this area are very high. alex demetrick looks at what's being done to keep birds and planes

at no time, at no time has mr. berry had contact with this woman, ms. donna watts, that was not consensual. >> now, the spokesman went on to say that the charges against barry are baseless and he plans to fight them. >>> the wait is final over for 17,500 fans of michael jackson. tonight karen brown reports for wjz, they are the lucky ones picked by a lottery to attend his memorial tuesday at the los angeles staples center. >> reporter: michael jackson's rehearsals for concerts in london were more than what they seemed. cbs has learned he had big plans for the future. >> he said, frank this is our time again. he said, we are going to recap tiewmplt. >> reporter: frank managed jackson when the thriller and "bad" albums tops the charts. before the death they had discovered a european tour and a new album. jackson had rehired his former attorney who negotiated his most lucrative deals. >> he was hoping to reclaim his throne with these two guys masterminding his career. >> reporter: but the attention he could have had by relaunching his career may have been

mr. berry: i do. the chair: the gentleman from arizona. mr. flake: may i inquire as to the time remaining? the chair: one minute. mr. flake: we spend upwards of, cumulative in subsidies, $420 billion, an average of $28 billion on ethanol. we keep hearing year after year after year, we just need a seed corn here, we need to it prime the pump, it'll take care of itself later. 30 years later, we're still subsidizing at $28 billion annually. then we have to mandate use for it. you can make ethanol out of an old boot if you spend enough energy doing it. at some point, you have to question, are we doing the right thing here? when we're already spending $28 billion annually, does it make sense to throw in another $500,000 to arkansas state university? are they going to discover something that $28 billion annually for 38 years has not discovered? at some point we have to say we have a $2 trillion deficit and we have priorities here. so, mr. chairman, i would suggest we have to start somewhere. please, with this program. let's save some money. i yield

mr. berry: i urge a no vote on this amendment and once again thank the house for its indulgeans. i yield -- for its indulgence. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the aye noes have it. mr. flake: i ask for a recorded vote, mr. chairman. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from arizona will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 9. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? mr. flake: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 9 printed in house report 111-208 offered by mr. flake of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 944, the gentleman from arizona, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. flake: i have a modification for the amendment. mr. serrano: i object. the chair: without objection, the gentleman from arizona is recognized for fiv

gray appointed robert bennett t probe the rules under gray and how berry as used them. >> i know mr.most of america knows mr. bennett. he has an absolutely sterling and impeccable reputation. >> reporter: neither gray nor bennett revealed then that gray's daughter, a lawyer, had worked several years with bennett unti march. chairman gray on monday confirmed the personal connection but told news4 it wouldn't cloud the probe. >> my daughter was with them as an associate for seven years. she has since left the firm. she left several months ago. she's now a partner in another firm but i made direct contact with him probably a couple of years ago. >> reporter: some council members say privately they are concerned that bennett's former instructions to be voted on tuesday center only on berry's contracts and not all contracts issued through gray's office. >> we're focusing on the issue that brought this to light and the investigation takes us in another direction. >> the council vote on this probe is tomorrow. but how deep the probe will be is still uncertain. back to you. >> thank you, tom

mr. barry. >> barry is currently on probation in the federal tax evasion case. berryerved four terms of mayor of d.c. in his third he was videotaped in 1990 in a hotel room smoking crack cocaine in an fbi sting. he served six months in prison. >>> despite all the turbulent news, pretty calm weather. right now maryland's most powerful radar not indicating any precipitation around the region, and we're not expecting until we get along towards the end of the week. sheer the forecast for the next couple of hours. partly cloudy. temperatures hanging in the 80s. we talked about some precipitation. when is it going to arrive and how long is it going to last? we've got the answers curfew. >> thanks, norm. >>> lounging in the sun or flaying at the beach, whatever you're doing, you do need to protect your skin. coming up can, could popping a pill protect you from the harmful rays? >>> in a town where neighbors don't even lock their doors at night, police search for an patient serial killer. >>> and move over, disney there is a new happiest place on earth. where it is and where

berry gordy. >> i saw these kids and they were unbelievable. and i called mr.said i've just seen the most fantastic act. >> when she told me about another kids' group, i said i've got all these other stars. >> i went back one more time, mustered up all my courage and said, mr. gory, you just have to see these kids. >> suzanne insisted that i meet with these kids and audition them. >> reporter: an audition seen in this video from a documentary produced by michael jackson. >> they were a sensation. they were tremendous. and the lead singer michael was just so incredible and immediately i was up all night trying to think of the type of song that would create excitement among people. >> reporter: motown gave the group a record deal, and the jacksons began their rocket ride to stardom. >> from the time most kids were building treehouses, michael jackson was building an image. from the age of 10, he was told to say he was 8. and michael was happy to play a part of that. he understand at a very early age, immaking in public relations was very important. >> reporter: i

berry gordy. >> i saw these kids, and they were unbelievable. i called mr. i've just seen the most fantastic act. >> when she told me about another kids' group i said, wait a minute, i got all these other stars. >> i went back one more time. mustered up all my courage. and i said, mr. gordy, you just have to see these kids. >> suzanne de passe insisted i meet with these kids and audition them. >> reporter: an audition seen in this video from a documentary produced by michael jackson. >> they were sensations. they were tremendous. the lead singer michael was just so incredible. and immediately i was up all night trying to think of the type of songs that would create excitement among people. >> reporter: motown gave the group a record deal. and the jacksons began their rocket rise to stardom. >> from the time that most kids were building tree houses, michael jackson was building an image. at the age of 10 he was told to say that he was 8. michael was happy to play along with that because he understood at a very early age that image-making and public relations

berry gordy. >> i saw these kids and they were unbelievable. and i called mr., oh, i've just seen the most fantastic act. >> when she told me about another kids' group i said, wait a minute, i got all these other stars. >> i went back one more time. mustered up all my courage. and i said, mr. gordy, you just have to see these kids. >> suzanne depasse insisted that i meet with these kids and audition them. >> reporter: an audition seen in this video from a documentary produced by michael jackson. >> they were sensations. they were tremendous. and the lead singer, michael, was just so incredible. and immediately, i was up all night trying to think of the type of song that would create excitement among people. >> reporter: motown gave the group a record deal. and the jacksons began their rocket rise to stardom. >> from the time that most kids were building tree houses, michael jackson was building an image. at the age of 10, he was told to say that he was 8. and michael was happy to play along with that because he understood at a very early age that image making a

mr. drew, one of the questions people are wanting to know, where is michael jackson's body? >> we did find out that it is being held in a private crypt or tomb, so to speak, own by berry gordyfuneral happened. it's been there. the bigri lgeinng question now is, was the body even at the memorial? there are questions that maybe it was left at the forest lawn or it was maybe shuttled out via a secret exit, because no one really saw it leave the staples center and go back -- >> his brother jermaine voiced the desire he be buried at neverland. is there a disagreement with the family? there's a legal battle as well? >> mainly joe and jermaine who want it and many close to michael know he didn't ever want to go back there certainly wouldn't want to be buried there again. the other thing going on, of course, is the legalities. the town doesn't really want it there. it's not really equipped. and there are blogs are burying a body in your backyard. you can't just do it. you have to get permits. >> turning to ian halpern, you wrote back in september you didn't thinkichael jackson would survive the year. you said six months and i think were off by a day. what led you to write that and