murray will now pay the woman $1,000 a month. hurry says he couldn't pay earlier because he had to close his medical practice after michael jackson's death. >>> the contents of farrah fawcetts will have been leaked. the actress left almost everything to her 24-year-old son redmond and nothing to long-time love ryan o'neal. according to to a copy obtained by radaronline.com the ak dress left $4.5 million to redmond. other beneficiaries include her nephew, father and a former boyfriend. the will was dated august of 2007. >>> defense secretary robert gates has blocked the release of any new photos that appear to show americans abusing foreign detainees. the obama administration told the supreme court gates is using his new powers provided by a law signed last month. the aclu sued to have them released. the lower court supported that. in particular there is about 44 pictures this is about. gates said the release would put u.s. citizens and service members in danger. you've been comments, debating, discussing this topic all day, wheth

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murray, i just found it so chilling. watch this. >> do you hold him responsible for michael's death? >> he was the one that was administering, i think he is responsible. >> carlos, off to you. did you see this, like me, that this was janet's public declaration that she will move heaven and earth to see this guy, dr. murray, behind bars? >> exactly, a.j. and you have to keep in mind that no one in the world was closer to michael jackson than janet jackson. he was her protector growing up. they were the two closest out of anyone in the family. and the fact that the way she said it, he was the administrator, he is responsible. that she was very clear with her points. i think that that is just another nail in the coffin for dr. conrad murray. >> and i think she knew she was going to be asked that question, so it was very intentional. it should be noted, dr. murray hasn't been charged with anything yet. but in this interview on "good morning america," janet said in the very least, he shouldn't be a doctor anymore. >> what wou

. >> hi, bill murray with energy intelligence group. thank you minister for being here. you mentioned the meeting with the world bank. what is it that the government of nigeria is looking for in terms of its help in restructuring and creating the national oil company with the global reach and also what is the timeframe you talk about it being on domain for quite a while. where do we go from here? >> the world bank has had experience in helping other countries to restructure energy industry. and we believe that we can learn a lot from them. from their experience. and also we have facilities to a done this job before. we are looking forward to this, for instance, in the governance procedures for incorporating joint ventures for national oil company. and also for the other subsidiaries of the national oil companies that will be put in place. governance is one. they can also have structure in the outfits in such a way to enable us to attract the right type of financing so that we don't have to rely on government probation to run the operations or to incorporate joint venture

murray was in a las vegas courtroom yesterday on an unrelated matter.n "good morning america," janet jackson says she blames murray for her sticking's death. >> he was the one that was administeri administering. i think he is responsible. >> what would you like to see happen to him? do you think he should be practicing based on -- >> no, i don't. not at all. so this could happen to someone else, another family? huh-uh. >> that was the first public comment jackson's sister has made since his death in june. he was 50 years old at the time. >>> a scuffle in a walmart checkout line nearly three years ago has landed a missouri woman in court and really set off some protests. look at this. protestors on both sides gathered at the walmart in kennett, missouri. at a june rally, police found threatening letters the size of business cards that said the ku klux klan would get involved. heather ellis could be sentenced to up to 15 years behind bars if she's found guilty of assaulting police. she cut in front of customers waiting to check out and became dlij re bell

baseline and they take the two-point lead and later, wichita state responds and they're connecting with murray on the ally-oop and there's another look and the shocker within one. first-half action hits the tough turnaround jumper for two and the game tied at that point and pittsburgh leads it 21-17 in the first half. still more to come as we take you up to the paradise jam championship game ahead. more hoops, highlights, including a top 25 upset in maui. boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas about all the discounts we're offering. i've got some catchphrases that'll make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff...? boss: how 'bout this? gecko: ...they're the bee's knees? boss: or this? gecko: sir, how 'bout just "fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance." boss: ha, yeah, good luck with that catching on! anncr: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> coming up at the bottom of the hour, number nine, tennessee, number six purdue meet

murray appeared in a las vegas courtroom yesterday on an unrelated manner.earing on abc's "good morning america." janet jackson said she blames murray for her brother's death. >> he was the one that was administering. i think he is responsible. >> what would you like to see happen to him? do you think he should be practices, based upon -- >> no, i don't. not at all. so this could happen to someone else? another family? huh-uh. >> now that was the first public comment jackson's sister has made since his death in june. he died at the age of 50. >>> last night on "the joy behar show" joy welcomed gauss up guru who talked about carrie prejean. >> she believes marriage is between a man and woman. i don't happen to go along with that. that's how she believes. shouldn't she get credit for that? >> absolutely. you know, she gave the politically incorrect answer, in her words, and even watching her interviews recently. she's like i didn't want to be politically correct, but i flip that back to her and say you know, do you want a politically insensitive miss usa? no.

the senator from oregon and i and senator bingaman and senator murray also on that committee voted forthose -- most of those 160 amendments. this bill had a lot of bipartisanship to it. but on the big issues, the issues like the public option, the issues on how are we going to pay for it, some of the big issues, there is just clear philosophical disagreement. and you can go back to 1965 when medicare passed, republicans opposed it in those days because they just had a different view of the world. their philosophy is government can never do anything right. our philosophy is medicare has been a pretty darn good program and lifted a whole lot of seniors out of poverty as has social security, and that medicare, in fact, has given people longer, healthier lives as a result. and so this issue is not so much partisan, although my friends on the other side of the aisle made it that, it really is a difference in philosophy. they wanted to continue -- my friends on the other side of the aisle pretty typically do the bidding of the insurance industry, and we can't have health care reform and do i

janet points the finger at conrad murray. murray admitted giving michael proep fol, one of the drugs that killed jackson. in the janet jackson interview, janet said murray should no longer be allowed to practice medicine. >> steven king is speaking out about rumors he is going to retire. the "new york times" bestseller. in an exclusive on one interview with my good friend robin meade, host of morning express here on hln. king reveal fist the retirement rumors are true. >> this book is acclaimed already. i don't know how many days it has been number on amazon. i wonder if it starts the retirement rumors again. >> when i talked about retiring, i had this accident where a guy hit me with his van and broke a lot of stuff on the outside of my body. i was in a lot of pain. i was miserable a lot of the time. this is too much work. i can't do it. little by little, the miracle is we get better. if we don't die, we get better. i enjoy what i do. >> no retirement going any time soon. >> not retiring. >> a lot of our fans would like carr

that is john murray and mcnally ends up cleaning it up. you're around midfield, you have brusko to punt and. [ indiscernible ] >> gary: tried shenanigans here and have the punt going on and to the 13-14, around and you ever think about buying a bigger place? just waiting for a visit from the credit fairy. there is no credit fairy. how else will i get a better credit score? look, you keep your credit card balances low and only open a new card if you really need it. no fairy? announcer: there's no magic to improving your credit. but there's help and it's free. go to creditfairy.org. . >>> again the game on the line and unhwins. and when the north division. if they end up. and unh don't think that. and they are one of the best in the country the and regardless whether they are winning it today. and he gets the ball to kackert. and. >>> nice coverage by the bears and takes the initial throw away and right side. and number 9 for the maine defense. and ends up motoring down. and taking scott and may take great plays and one of three each down an

and john murray. 62 and my guy and kevin peter, defensive end. they do a consistent job.don't penetrate as much as you would like. and they don't get blown off as well. >> 2nd down and eight for maine. ty jones and leading receiver from maine and perhaps a target for treister. and play action. and here comes ware. and he gets rid of it at the last minute and teles it out of bound. and it is kyle maroney. >> they get one on one coverage at the bottom of the screen and lined up. and den vasso and not over pursuing. and we knew that they had the ability to throw. and give them credit. it is a pick am and to the first throw. >> and of course, you would have. >> and another and it is the 1st down in the game and broadways them down. and mike brusko all the way down to the 25-yard line of the wildcats. >> we have to find out why he is so wide open and there he is. working against the linebacker. and looks like he got ryan mcguinness and this is the advantage of having a quarterback as a wide receiver. and it is brusko. and he knows how to set them up. and gets the long way and

in a new interview, janet holds doctor conrad murray responsible for killing her brother, saying, quote, he was the one administering. end quote. doctor murray has admitted giving michael the powerful anesthesia propofol, and is still under investigation for manslaughter. so far, no charges are filed. but janet believes he should not be allowed to continue practicing medicine. michael's juyounger as i saytor goes into a lot of detail saying the entire family was in state of disbelief. bein of course, the world was in a state of disbelief. she says there is isn't a day that goes by that she doesn't think about michael. today's top of the block. >>> explosive clues in the mysterious disappearance of virginia tech student morgan harrington. morgan vanished during a metallica concert. now a new lead. police say she was spotted hitchhiking, that's right, thumbing a ride, the night she went missing. cops are asking anyone who saw a vehicle stopped on a nearby road, please call police immediately. they're also looking for anyone who may have let her use their cell phone that night. witnesses s

conrad murray gave michael the drugs that killed him. here she is on abc's "good morning america." >> he was the one who was administering. i think he is responsible. >> what you would like to see thon him? do you think he should be practicing based on -- >> no, i don't. not at all. so this could happen to someone else? another family? huh-uh. >> now dr. murray admitted to giving michael proppo fall. often news surgery. it's a knockout drug and the sedative lazo pan. and also new the man accused of molesting his son is dead. officials say it was suicide. you may remember way back, evan chandler claimed the king of pop molested his son who was just 13 at the time. this was the original case that sparked all of michael jackson's troubles and now the dad who really engineered those accusations, dead. interesting. hm. that is tonight's "top of the block." >>> turning now to a child sex case that's taken an incredibly ominous turn. did a family of accused child predators also commit murder? six men in the moehler family. six men are accused r

see the rest of my interview with marcus murray this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. eastern time right here on hln. >>> almost a million people are having to find a new way around philadelphia today. 1 million. because the city's largest transit union went on strike overnight. that means no buses, subways or trolleys in the city. some of the burbs either. transit officials say their offer was competitive. >>> look at this. a very unusual picture. a bunch of luggage. you can see the luggage in somebody's yard. stolen bags. stolen luggage in a front yard at someone's home in phoenix. well, the couple who live there's was arrested, accused of stealing thousands of bags from passengers at sky harbor international airport. police served a search warrant on this house last night. we don't know if all the stolen luggage is in that yard. neighbors say the couple often held garage sales that included the sale of luggage, and other items. wow. >>> how popular is the michael jackson documentary "this is it" here's a sign. getting an extended run. look at the box office receipts

conrad murray in particular. i asked her about the conspiracy theory, if there is one, what the family feels. i asked her all those things. >> what did she say? >> i'm not going to tell you. nice try. >> come on. give me a little something here. >> you, you, you -- >> come on, a little taste. what about the -- the film, "this is it." how does she feel? >> hasn't watched it. >> did you see it? >> nope. >> you haven't? >> i would like to. not for the same reasons she does not want to see it. she said maybe at some point. she hasn't seen it now because like her brothers -- her brother was a perfectionist. that wasn't meant to be seen. that was footage -- that would be like the outtakes of what we're doing here and throw it up on the big screen. >> when he's not -- when he thinks he's at the top of the game he's better than 99.9 -- >> exactly. but if you're a perfectionist, about the lighting, about his shirt tail is out, those kind of things you wouldn't want. out o kinds of things you wouldn't want. to the average

patty murray from the state of washingtoners so many others.to thank my republican committees of that committee as well. while we didn't end up with a bipartisan vote, at the end of president,q we did end up adopting more than 150 amendments offered by our republican colleagues, which i think strengthened the legislation and made in a better piece of the legislation that we ha have. i want to pause for a moment if i can, mr. president, to recognize a colleague who is here tonight only in spirit, ted kennedy. so much has been said and written about his lifelockçç t to -- life-long quest to ensure that every american has decent healthcare. tonight we and the days to come will pay him the highest compliment by fulfilling that quest of achieving the goal that all americans aspire for and that is a national healthcarew3 our citizens. i would like to speak briefly to the american people who i suspect areç just tuning inç this vote that will occurç why does this issue andv: debat matter? why are we hear on a satur@v evening evening? for thatxd ma

marcus murray, executive director of project brotherhood, an organization that offers health and social services believes there's a health crisis in this country. >> black men in general are in a crisis. it must be a collective resource of everybody in this country to help elevate black men and get us back to being human beings and treated like human beings. >> don't miss the rest of richelle's interview. it's today at 4:00 eastern here on hln. >> forget baggage claim. how thousands of pieces of luggage ended up at a home in the arizona desert. >>> german chancellor angela merkel addressed congress today a few days shy of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. earlier she met with president obama at the white house. >> i should just note that germany has been an extraordinarily strong ally on a whole host of international issues. we appreciate the sacrifices of german soldiers in afghanistan and our common work there to bring peace and stability to afghanistan and to create the environment in which the afghan people themselves can provide for their own security. >> today's

conrad murray in particular. conspiracy theory, if there is one, what the family feels. i asked her all those things. >> what did she say? >> i'm not going to tell you. nice try. >> come on. give me a little something here. >> you, you, you -- >> a little taste. what about the -- the film, "this is it." how does she feel? >> hasn't watched it. >> did you see it? >> nope. >> you haven't? >> i would like to. she does not want to see it. she said maybe at some point. she hasn't seen it now because like her brothers -- her brother was a perfectionist. that wasn't meant to be seen. that would be the outtakes of what we're doing here and throw it up on the big screen. >> when he's not -- when he thinks he's at the top of the game he's better than 99.9 -- >> if you're a perfectionist, those kind of things you wouldn't want. absolutely to the average person watching. >> are you a perfectionist? >> no, not really. as you can tell, no, not really. i'm kind of hanging out. no, you know, i'm demanding of myself but i cut mys

. >> mark murray and madison is probably the most famous case discord ever decided. idea of judicial review for constitutionality i think is implicit in the constitution. john marshall made it explicit in the greed case of marbury vs. madison. >> there is no one case that says as much to a justice about what it is like to be a justice. a marbury vs. madison is the embodiment of judicial review. there is no quotation and all of the history of supreme court writing that justices were not referred to repeat than the phrase that says "it is emphatically the power and the duty of the judiciary to say what the law is." that is a quote from john marshall. >> would call him the great chief. use the first person to take the job seriously. they would call him the great chief. he was the first person to take the job seriously. that means they get to initiate the discussions. there is a responsibility to make sure that all the issues are adequately aired. >> there is a change that each chief justice has his own method of handling the conference. the present chief justice is doin

murray, drug addiction, his own treatment of jackson, how much jackson he says hated his family, and on and on and on. but one of the things i asked him about was what you just mentioned, he said jackson loved to pee in front of an audience and what he would do is at his home, where the children spent a lot of time, arnie klein was his best friend and jackson spent holidays there, vacationed with him. he says that jackson would pull out cups and pee in cups in front of everybody and then laugh, and that he did it in front of the 1993 accuser. he did it in front of a lot of people. klein said he did it so much that he installed, i believe he said, again, there was so much coming out here, jane, i believe he said he installed a urinal in dr. klein, in his office, in his office, because jackson liked doing this so much. >> have you ever heard of that before, though, because so many books have been written about michael jackson and we have read them all. i haven't heard that one. i've heard a lot of strange stuff but not that one. >> yeah, no, i have not heard the peeing defense ever, ja

conrad murray in particular.eory, if there is one, what the family feels. i asked her all those things. >> what did she say? >> i'm not going to tell you. nice try. >> come on. give me a little something here. >> you, you, you. >> come on. a little taste. >> what about the film? and "this is it." >> has not watched it. >> have you seen it? >> no. i would like to. not for the same reason she -- she does not want to sight. -- see it. maybe at some point. she hasn't seen it now. because like her brother, her brother was a perfectionist. >>> i do look at life differently now and myself included. >> i'm not losing you yet. do you like carry underwood? so does miss roberts over here. when we come back. >>> i love your home -- >> thank you. >> is it different when you're a about to go out there, your old high school, have to face the kids here as compared to the gazillion fans you normally face in stadiums and theaters? >> i'm nervous this morning. >> you are nervous? >> not cool. >> carrie underwood pays a surprise vis

. >> mark murray and madison is probably the most famous case discord ever decided. idea of judicial review for constitutionality i think is implicit in the constitution. john marshall made it explicit in the greed case of marbury vs. madison. >> there is no one case that says as much to a justice about what it is like to be a justice. a marbury vs. madison is the embodiment of judicial review. there is no quotation and all of the history of supreme court writing that justices were not referred to repeat than the phrase that says "it is emphatically the power and the duty of the judiciary to say what the law is." that is a quote from john marshall. >> would call him the great chief. use the first person to take the job seriously. they would call him the great chief. he was the first person to take the job seriously. that means they get to initiate the discussions. there is a responsibility to make sure that all the issues are adequately aired. >> there is a change that each chief justice has his own method of handling the conference. the present chief justice is doin

washington journal," we will talk about the health care bill with jillian vande -- bandes and patricia murray. we will also discuss the president's health care bill. and we have someone from the woodrow wilson center on u.s.-iranian center. >> saturday, the senate returns to session at 9:45 a.m. eastern to resume debate in alternating one-hour blocks until 6:00 p.m. then at 8:00 p.m. eastern they will again a procedural vote. 60 votes are required to move forward with the health care bill. watch live coverage on c-span-2. >> in 1989, judy shelton wrote about the coming soviet crash. in 1994, the international monetary system. now, she is talking about the u.s. economy. >> this is unprecedented spending, unending deficits and what i consider an unconscionable accumulation of debt. >> judy shelton, sunday night on c-span's "q & a." >> now, a senate confirmation hearing for two treasury department nominees. members will question the administration's choice foss a deputy undersecretary and assistant treasury secretary. max baucus chairs the finance committee. this portion is 45 minutes. >> the he

my colleagues, senator harkin, barbara mikulski, jeff bingaman, patty murray of the state of washington and so many others. i want to thank my republican colleagues of that committee as well. while we didn't end up with a bipartisan vote at the end of that very long process, mr. president, we did end up adopting more than 150 amendments offered by my republican colleagues to that bill, which i think strengthened the legislation and made it a better piece of legislation that we have as a part of us this evening. i also want to pause for a moment, if i can, mr. president, to recognize a colleague who is here tonight only in spirit, ted kennedy. so much has been said and written about his lifelong quest to ensure that every american -- every american -- has decent health care. tonight we and in the days to come will pay him the highest compliment as our colleague by fulfilling that quest of achieving the goal that all americans aspire for, and that is a national health care plan that serves every one of our citizens. i'd like to speak briefly, if i could, to the american people who are at