conrad murray?the trial got under way he told me that the company never even employed murray. >> even had he been hired by aeg live, he certainly wasn't hired negligently. there were no indications in any measure that there was a problem with dr. conrad murray. to be a negligent hire it isn't just that you hired but you had to hire knowing there was a problem. and aeg live had no indication at any point that there was a problem with conrad murray. >> cnn legal contributor sunny hostin has been following the case. >> aeg live's defense is pretty interesting. it's listen, we didn't pick conrad murray. michael jackson picked conrad murray. michael jackson had a history of drug abuse. he had a history of this kind of behavior. and he single-handedly chose the person that would help him with his addiction. >> i spoke with aeg live's president and ceo randy phillips three years ago about similar allegations. in that interview phillips said the decision to hire conrad murray and pay him $150,000 per month

did they negligently hire murray.s the trial got under way he told me that the company never even employed murray. >> had he been hired by aeg he wasn't hired negatively. no indications that there was a problem with dr. conrad murray. it isn't that you hired but knowing that there was a problem. and they had no indication that there was a problem with conrad murray. >> sonny hossen. >> it's pretty interesting. listen, we didn't pick conrad murray. he had a history of drug abuse. and he chose the person that would help him with his addiction. >> i spoke with aeg's president randy phillips three years ago about similar allegations. he said the decision to hire conrad murray and pay him $150,000 per month was solely michael's choice. >> he stared at me with this very deep stare and he said you don't understand. my body is what fuels this entire venture. and, like barack obama, i need my own physician with me 24/7, okay. that's not negotiable. >> phillips believed michael had a very personal reason for taking on the sched

conrad murray. in 2011, murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in prison. now, a different jury is preparing to decide if concert promoter aeg live must pay potentially billions of dollars to jackson's heirs... because they claim the company negligently hired murray. "michael jackson didn't die from doctor shopping. michael jackson died because a physician who had agreed to accept $150,000 a month violated his ultimate hippocratic oath. and he was placed in that conflict of interest by aeg. and there's no question about that in this case." aeg live says murray was never its employee and that he was entirely controlled by jackson. "the people in michael's life were worried about his propofol use as early as the late 80s, early 90s. that he by the 90s using it to sleep at night in hotels. this is inomplete contradiction of what plaintiffs have claimed, which is this idea that oh this was a sudden new thing in michael's life that happened for this first time with d

he has cousins in every town in america. >> stories like jason's worry murray. of the money wasted, it's the lies murray believes that are being frittered away. >> that guy is going to get some. he is passing time as pleasantly as possible right now. that is not what constitutes to satisfy him in life. the sad thing is that the whole philosophical grounding of the welfare state encourages people to think of life in terms of aic p nick. >> or as jason would call it, the rat life. he gets the last word after the break. so, i'm working on a cistern intake valve, and the guy hands me a locknut wrench. no way! i'm like, what is this, a drainpipe slipknot? wherever your business takes you, you can save money with progressive commercial auto. [ sighs ] [ flo speaking japanese ] [ shouting in japanese ] we work wherever you work. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> we end our show by checking back on jason, unemployed musician, beach bum doesn't want to take a regular job with a reck layer boss. we wondered how americans would feel about paying for stofood

baltimore homethat turned the life of recently laid off steel worker upside down murray says his ordeal on march 2nd when he missed a delivery 11:23 by the time i cem to my door there was a little hang tag on the door." when a postal; courier returned with a pacakge, murray was handed a box which confounded him the package was addressed to a person he didn't know. 13:09 "i walked up the steps a bit and said the package wasn't for us." so he placed it on the porch 13:27 "on my way back inside the house i sort of threw it down and went in the house." but mniutes later, police were broke into his house 13:42 "at that point we got on knock on the door, police, police...chaos everywhere. once insdie, they told murary the package he accepted was filled with concaine and they accused him of being a drug dealer 14:08 "i was guilty, of whatever they said." murray's wife gelsell was also under suspciion, after police found and confiscated over $20,000 in cash she had stashed away in a suitcase. but she showed police documentation that the money was the result of injury settlement and home insurac

he has cousins in every town in america. >> stories like jason's worry murray.the money wasted, it's the lies murray believes that are being frittered away. >> that guy is going to get some. he is passing time as pleasantly as possible right now. that is not what constitutes to satisfy him in life. the sad thing is that the whole philosophical grounding of the welfare state encourages people to think of life in terms of aic p nick. >> or as jason would call it, the rat life. he gets the last word after the break. >> we end our show by checking back on jason, unemployed musician, beach bum doesn't want to take a regular job with a reck layer boss. we wondered how americans would feel about paying for stofood stamps for someone like him. a fox news poll conducted for this special they have a problem with it. will overwhelmingly so. as john roberts learned jason doesn't you thinked staundersta. >> you can't have a job. >> you can't have a job. the wisdom of jason. >> you have to have a food stamp card. >> i ain't got the money. >> he's singing "i ain't got no mf go

in particular murray. when murray -- she became a lawyer after she got arrested on this bus in virginia in 1940, and she was arrested on the bus because she thought she was practices began ghandi sis obedience. she was in a circle reading about ghandi and thinking about how to put in practice in united. she went to virginia and thought, you know, she would do this on the bus. not only did she did it on the bus, she came to court and testified she thought she was practicing ghandi and nonviolence. she became really, really enthralled with the courtroom, and yes, so she was very influenced by. it some people weren't. but even lawyers who aren't so much in the book, harris crawford, the administration briefly senator from pennsylvania. was also ?b he went to howard law school. he's the white man went to howard law school. howard had white students all the way back. and she he was very influenced by ghandi nonviolence. after getting out of law school writing a memo to thurgood marshall saying you thought do it

murray. they told dr. murray, we want you to have everything you can have. they knew exactly what he offered. unlimited supply of prescription medications during the time the pain, stress, and anxiety to get michael jackson on stage. they knew that. they knew what they were getting. now they want to come in and deny. we'll talk about that. as was stated in e-mails, too much was at risk to cancel now. remember the press conference just hours before. michael was found locked in his room and drunk and despondent. mr. phillips said it was the scariest thing he's ever seen. michael was emotionally paral e paralyzed, riddled with self-loathing and doubt. in order to get him out of the room, mr. phillips had to scream so loud that the walls in the room shook. he threw michael in the shower and slapped him to get him to it the press conference two hours late and as a result of that press conference, aeg executives said we can't back off now, it would be a disaster for the company because we're holding all the risk. no one knew whether michael could pay back the $35

conrad murray to join him on the tour. the truth that it was michael jackson who offered the $150,000 a month. the truth that it was michael jackson who brought dr. conrad murray from las vegas to los angeles. and the truth that it was michael jackson who demanded the propofol, a drug he called milk. all aeg live was going to do was advance the money for the salary mr. jackson was going to pay dr. murray if he went on tour to london like so many other people on the tour, and i told you that in opening statements. we've never run from that. that is true. that doesn't change any of the facts you learned in the five months since. mr. jackson was going to pay dr. murray ultimately as he was everything else on the tour. and aeg live never even advanced that money, ever. it never paid dr. murray anything, and that is because he was never hired by aeg live to go on tour. >> lawyers for jackson's family say that aeg live must share responsibility for michael jackson's death. and they're asking for $1 to possibly $2 billion for pai

murray was incompetent.incompetent doctor on the most important singer in the world. and don't blame it on michael's addiction. it doesn't work. >> because it's not a criminal trial, the civil court does not need to be unanimous, just a 9-3 majority is required. and if the jury says the promoter is only partially responsible at stake is hundreds of millions of dollars. geraldo, back to you. >> krairks thank you. coming up a come back for ages. right after this. [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> get more young people involved before the next olympics in 2016. do you know in the last olympics us dus not win a medal in sailing which as many of you kn

it was michael jackson who chose conrad murray.ide take responsibility for that case. >> but they were the ones doling out the check. >> that's correct, they were under the contract with michael jackson that was negotiated. it was never signed with dr. conrad murray but it was a verbal agreement and still legally enforceable. >> that's a part of the argument, dr. conrad murray was motivated by this amount of money he was receiving from aeg to essentially give michael jackson anything to keep him going to make the show go on. >> we know dr. conrad murray was hey mess and from his involuntary manslaughter trial and conviction. he was taking $150,000 a month, a huge amount considering his practice was losing money and he was going into bankruptcy. he's been found legally responsible for michael jackson's death. that helps the plaintiffs in this case, the family. that's been established by a court. now they have to say who's responsible for dr. conrad murray. >> because this is a civil court and we learned from the o.j. simpson trial,

murray was incompetent.nt doctors and don't blame it on michael's addiction because if you do, it doesn't work. >> because it was not a criminal trial, the civil court does not need to be anonymous, just a 9-3 majority is required for ruling either on behalf of the jackson family or the concert promoter. even if the jury says the promoter was only partially responsible at stake is hundreds of millions of dollars. >> coming up a comeback for the ages after this. ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. the giants are down. bases loaded. remember the 1980 olympics? >> you believe in miracles? yes. >> new yorkers still haven't gotten over the boston red sox coming from three games down to win four in a row over the new york yankees in 2004. maybe the greatest sports come back just happened. the 34th america's cup on san francisco bay. sailboat racing. as if you call this multimillion dollar space age sailboats. this time around the competition

murray, they then must decide if aeg knew that dr. murray was also unfit.ury does not have to be unanimous? >> reporter: no. civil case, so just 9 out of the 12 jurors have to agree whether aeg is liable or not. remember, the jackson family is seeking about $1 billion in compensation. and the jury also has the power to decide how much liablity aeg has. in other words, if they think aeg is 50% responsible, the award would be 50%. the jury could also go above and beyond $1 billion. katherine jackson and michael jackson's three children are the plaintiffs. we expect closing arguments to go all day tomorrow. and the jury could get this case sometime on thursday. john. >> trace gallagher, thanks. >>> two middle school kids were playing with a toy gun at home and got suspended for it. the school's principal is defending the decision saying there is a lot more to this story. >>> plus, ever had second thoughts about something you posted online? well, now a new law will give some folk a chance to erase embarrassing stuff from the internet. check it out. i can't beli

murray. in 2011, murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in prison. now, a different jury is preparing to decide if concert promoter aeg live must pay potentially billions of dollars to jackson's heirs. because they claim the company negligently hired murray. >>"michael jackson didn't die from doctor shopping. michael jackson died because a physician who had agreed to accept $150,000 a month violated his ultimate hippocratic oath. and he was placed in that conflict of interest by aeg. and there's no question about that in this case." >> reporter:aeg live says murray was never its employee and that he was entirely controlled by jackson. >>"the people in michael's life were worried about his propofol use as early as the late 80s, early 90s. that he by the 90s using it to sleep at night in hotels. this is in complete contradiction of what plaintiffs have claimed, which is this idea that oh this was a sudden new thing in michael's life that happened for this f

we talk about who hired conrad murray and who didn't.at testimony throughout but comes down to one thing, who is the one who said, dr. conrad murray is in or i'm not going on tour? >> let me throw our legal system under the bus. you summarized it. that's what the judge told them yesterday. it's a one issue case. do you really think you need 21 weeks to prove who hired a doctor? 21 weeks of money, of judges, of court staff, of the media, of all of this insanity? it's one issue. they introduce evidence at the trial about michael jackson being burned in 1984 in the pepsi commercial, and about how much pain he was in, and the drugs he took then, and how that -- what does that have to do with who contracted with this doctor to have him be michael jackson's for? ag is saying that michael insisted on using this doctor, because he was the one giving him the propofol, which he was basically addicted to, to make him sleep at night. aeg is saying we didn't pick this doctor. michael inzested on the doctor, and the jackson family is saying, no, no, n

conrad murray who was convicted in jackson's death.review, michael jackson, the final days. >> it was a side of michael jackson the world had rarely seen until now. for months, a jury inside this courtroom has watched private home videos. >> seen personal photos and listened to testimony from experts, friends and family. now, it's up to jurors to decide whether concert promoter aeg live is responsible for the death of michael jackson. michael jackson's mother, catherine, and his children filed an 18 page complaint against aeg live. before the trial began, i spoke to jackson family attorney kevin boyle about the family's lawsuit. >> why is mrs. jackson and the kids suing aeg? >> what i can tell you about the lawsuit is it's very simple. and it's that aeg defendants are negligent in their hiring, retaining or supervising of dr. conrad murray which led to the death of michael jackson. >> guilty. of the crime of involuntary manslaughter. >> conrad murray, the doctor found guilty in the pop icon's death, is appealing his voluntary manslaugh

do you think conrad murray will be vindicated? >> i think he will in some sense, i don't know how that will affect the appeal on the trial record. i certainly hope he will be vindicated to some degree. >> what have we learned on the civil action that we maybe didn't hear on the criminal case that could change people's thinking? >> well, a lot of evidence that was excluded at the criminal trial came out in the civil trial, such as evidence of michael jackson's dire financial situation. evidence of his decades use of opioids, and the fact that he received propofol injections back in the '90s. >> and what is the significance for the trial -- >> for the civil or criminal? >> for the civil trial, what is the significance of that news in this particular case? >> well, i think it certainly points that jackson is culpable for his own death, at least partly. >> where do you see conrad's own culpability as being inarguable? >> well, i believe he did some things that were negligent, but i don't believe he was responsible for michael jackson'

>> certainly that's the central issue as to who hired conrad murray.fense point of view dare i say the relationship with michael that he had this prior relationship with michael and michael is responsible for what happened, on the other hand, there's clear evidence that a contract was prepared by the company and that even though it was only signed by mr. murray, there's a lot of discussion with him that would suggest that he was being hired for the express purpose of making sure michael jackson is prepared to go through with this. there was a lot of money on the line. the jurors will have to find whether or not there was a relationship that existed with aeg that basic -- that basically said that we need -- that there was a contractual relationship and that relationship is such that he was supposed to take care of michael. on other hand, if that's true, then the question is was he competent to do it and whether or not the company even looked into his background. this guy was a cardologist and not someone who specializes in sleep deprivation. >> i have t

it was jackson who wanted murray to treat him. the company drafted a contract but it was never signed by anyone except murray. >> they're going plaintiff they've had experts talk about well he would have lived to x-amount of years his income would have been y amount of dollars. i would not be shocked if the plaintiff asked for $1 billion. >> attorneys for a e.g. will present their closing arguments -- nine of the 12 jurors must i agree to reach a verdict. in los angeles, adam hausle, fox news. >> a virginia boy may be suspended for year for something that didn't happen on school grounds. the story and reaction from his angry mother coming your way next. >> plus do you find yourself constantly losing your keys likely do? maybe your purse? we're going to show you the high-tech low cost coal -- solution in our series the next great thing. >> you might want to get your tickets right now. airfares for thanksgiving to jump 17% after the middle of october. christmas probably will be more expensive with average fares soaring 51%. in the m

conrad murray. in 2011 are, murrays with convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in prison. jackson's heirs claim the company negligently hired murray. >> michael jackson died because the doctor that was hired violated his ultimate oath and he was placed in that position by aeg. there is no question about that. >> aeg live said murray was never his employee and was entirely controlled by jackson. >> the people in his life worried about his propofol use since the late 80s and early 90s. this is in complete contra dickion that this was a new thing that happened for the first time he was in contact with conrad murray. >> >> reporter: for five months. the jury heard testimony from his 83-year-old mother, his ex- wife, debby rowe and by videotape, his two children. >> >> a harvard doctor said that that a physically deteriorated jackson did not get recommend sleep for months. >>> in a summary judgment, a judge said now that the federal government recognized gay marriages, not doi

murray has worked to save otters for 20 years.e love them because they're so cute but that's not necessarily their nature. >> no. i like to consider them sea wolverines. they are not very friendly. they're rather pugnacious. >> reporter: since otters learn from their mothers how to hunt and feed, orphan pups are unlikely to survive in the wild so the orphans rescued by the aquarium have to be taught. a decade ago the aquarium tried using human surrogates who play the role of otter mother, even showing pups how to dive for shells and break them with a rock. you gave up on that? >> we're not very good sea otters. we're not only not that cute but we just can't do what they do. >> reporter: it turned out some of the female otters part of the aquariums otter exhibit make excellent surrogate mothers. so the otters in your aquarium are much more than something just to look at? >> absolutely. everyone works for a living over there. >> reporter: with tags and implanted tracks devices, dr. murray can follow the success of the animals he hel

conrad murray who was sentenced to four years in prison.ide whether concert promoter aeg is libel. >> michael jackson died because a physician who had agreed to accept $150,000 a month violated his ultimate oath. >> aeg live says murray was never its employee and that he was entirely controlled by jackson. >> the people in michael's life worried about his prop pole use as early as 80s or 90s. by the 90s he was using it had sleep in hotels. this is a complete contradiction that this was a sudden new thing in his life that happened for the first time with dr. conrad murray. >> for the first time the jury heard testimony from his 81-year-old mother katherine, his wife debbie roe and two of his children. 15-year-old paris jackson survived a suicide attempt during the trial. other dramatic moments include the jackson family home movies never before seen publicly and the testimony of a harvard doctor said a physically deteriorating jackson did not get rem sleep for 60 days while receiving proep fol from murray. >> closing arguments are expected t

senator patty murray calls these ads 'deplorable and sexist.' what's your response?'einberg: "well frankly obamacare is creepy and scary for my generation. feinberg also says the health exchanges, where people will go to buy private policies under obama- care, will get too much of customers' private data. that information's gonna span from private information such as tax information and personal financial information. but it's also gonna be health-status pieces of information, such as whether or not i'm sexually-active. senior administration officials have told cnn that the exchanges will get some financial information but not your medical history- except your age, and whether you smoke. feinberg says counter to president obama's remark- generation opportunity's not trying to encourage young people not to buy any health insurance. but there's also controversy over who's backing these ads: "these are billionaires several times over." the president implies, and democratic senator patty murray says flat-out, that it's the koch brothers, charles and david koch. strongly-

murray replaced him. the unabomber was proud of himself. it didn't matter that his bomb had killed the wrong man. they were engaged in the same kind of work, which was anti-environment in his opinion. and so it was okay. >> i'd been to a number of bomb scenes over my career. and the last one in sacramento was probably one of the more horrific. the shrapnel is usually what maims or kills the victim. most of the cases, nails, staples, and screws were used. that's an anti-personnel device. that's used to maim or kill. >> when you go to those crime scenes or when you see the devastation that was left behind and then you read about what he says and how he felt about those bombs, it's really chilling. it's chilling that someone can think like that, behave like that, and do that kind of thing. >> by now, the unabomber had been at large for almost 17 years. >> we talk about lone actors a lot, how difficult they are to catch. the unabomber was the lone wolf in the most classic sense. >> socially, he defined himself as a social cripple. but technolog

murray. conrad murray's attorney, thank you for joining us.ow do you think this is all going to unravel. we are getting to the end of this trial. do you think conrad murray may be vindicated? >> i think hoe will be vindicated in some sense. i don't know if it will make a difference as far as the appeal, but in terms of the court of public opinion, i hope he will be vindicated. >> what have we learned new that you maybe department hear in the criminal case some. >> a lot of evidence that was excluded came out in civil kril like evidence of michael jackson's dire financial situation and evidence of decades use of olympic yoids and you see propofol infusions in the 90s. >> what is the significance of all that for this particular trial? >> for the civil trial or the criminal? >> for the civil trial, what is the significance in this particular case? >> i certainly think that jack is culpable for his own death to a large degree. >> where do you see his own culpability? >> i believe he may have done things that were negligent, but noble he is respons

murray had replaced him. the unabomber was proud of himself.t didn't matter that his bomb had killed the wrong man. they were engaged in the same kind of work, which was anti-environment in his opinion. and so it was okay. >> i'd been to a number of bomb scenes over my career, and the last one in sacramento was probably one of the more horrific. the shrapnel is usually what maims or kills the victim. most of the cases, nails, staples, and screws were used. that's an antipersonnel device. that's used to maim or kill. >> when you go to those crime scenes or when you see the devastation that was left behind and then you read about what he says and how he felt about those bombs, it's really chilling. it's chilling that someone can think like that, behave like that, and do that kind of thing. >> by now, the unabomber had been at large for almost 17 years. >> we talk about lone actors a lot, how difficult they are to catch. the unabomber was the lone wolf in the most classic sense. >> socially, he defined himself as a social cripple. but technologica

murray $150,000 a month.to help with the insurance. >> reporter: after hearing from more than 50 witnesses through 84 days in court the interview with aeg's ceo was also played. >> very large sum of money. >> conrad robert murray guilty. >> reporter: in 2011, a separate jury found murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter for giving jackson a deadly cloes dose of propofol leading up to his multimillion-dollar comeback tour seen in this rehearsal video. >> he was never hired by aeg but michael jackson three years prior. >> the complainants claim ae gerks pressured dr. murray to get jackson ready to perform. the damages could run in to the billions. meant to reflect what he could have earned alive but any award will likely be appeal. next attorneys for aeg live will present their closing argument with the jury likely getting the case on thursday. >> thank you. >>> starting in january, paparazzi in california will face stiff penalties for taking pictures of celebrity's children. it is part of a new law backed by

murray to give him, and many other doctors prior to dr. murray.is this is all very sad, it's a tragedy for the family, but we're not responsible for the choices that a drug addict made. >> so this is more about shining light on how celebrity and getting people to say yes around you your entire life doesn't put up the proper blockades necessarily to lead. >> that's right. >> that normal and highly productive life. michael jackson, obviously the king of pop. we all loved him. we love his music. it's so tragic to think he was living this cloistered, addictive life. >> that's right. but i've been following michael jackson's lawsuits for many, many years. his side has generally prevailed, at least in the big cases. in the 2005 child sexual abuse case, the criminal case, he was acquitted in that case. the case involved conrad murray, he was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter. when you're talking about a celebrity, sometimes you have to fight harder to prevail beyond the usual standards of proof. this jury may just have sympathy for michael jackson's

murray replaced him. the unabomber was proud of himself.omb had killed the wrong man. they were engaged in the same kind of work, which is anti-environment in his opinion. and so it was okay. >> i'd been to a number of bomb scenes over my career, and the last one in sacramento was probably one of the more horrific. the shrapnel is usually what maims or kills the victim. most of the cases, nails, staples, and screws were used. that's used to maim or kill. >> when you go to those crime scenes or when you see the devastation that was left behind and then you read about what he says and how he felt about those bombs, it's really chilling. it's chilling that someone can think like that, behave like that, and do that kind of thing. >> by now, the unabomber had been at large for almost 17 years. >> we talk about lone actors a lot, how difficult they are to catch. the unabomber was the lone wolf in the most classic sense. >> socially he defined himself as a social cripple. but technologically, ironically because he was so anti-technology, he absolu

murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in jackson's death. aeg maintains that jackson insisted on hiring murray to care for him during his comeback concert despite the promoters' objections. >> the first russian to carry the olympic torch. he will go to greece to be on hand for the torchlighting ceremony in olympia on sunday and then back here to d.c. just in time to travel with the team to chicago for next tuesday's season opener. >>> the national zoo says it's baby panda had another vet exam today. the cub weighs over 3 pounds already trying to support her own weight. vets say she hasn't opened her eyes yet but they expect her to in the next few weeks. amazing checking out that video there. the panda cam. >>> wusa9 first alert weather. >> weather is spectacular, my friends. >> it is spectacular. we are saving utility bills like crazy. >> if it only could stay like this through december. >> this is good for a while. take this through october and then we need to move to another season. let's start with a live look outside. high temperature 77

aaron murray, back to chris conley in the end zone. a perfect shot on the day. 4th quarter lsu down, a play, 75-yard drive, jeremy hill, 8 yards out, georgia goes the other way. murray, 25 yards to justin scott, in the end zone. george regained the lead. they'll hang on to win it 44-41 your final. >>> the school with the best alumni, florida state. not the best pictures, the best alum notice. >> that would be me. okay. we will move on there. i guess we don't have that game. number 14 oklahoma faces 22nd ranked notre dame. not a good start for the fighting irish. the first game, there it is, all right. this is oklahoma city, notre dame. not a good start for the first drive. tommy reed hit as he throws into the hands of cory nelson. reset three interceptions in the game. george atkinson, iii, son of george. in ten years, oklahoma go on to win 35-21. coming up, ohio state and wisconsin. stay tuned following the contest for after the game with larry biel and yours truly. we break down the football and look at the 49ers and raiders. we'll s

conrad murray. murray is already serving four years in prison for involuntary manslaughter for giving jackson a powerful drug to help him sleep. if jurors find aeg negligent they will determine damages. aeg says it did not hire the doctor and jackson's own negligence contributed to his death. jackson's mother catherine says aeg was the one who drafted murray's contract. >> three large banks have fulfilled their obligation to provide $18 billion in mortgage relief to california homeowners. the settlement penalized bank of america, chase, and wells fargo for signing fraudulent foreclosure paperwork. under the agreement the averages provided $2.5 billion in aid. mortgage relief was provided in the form of principle reductions and short sales. >> it's 4:52. from bitter rivals to teammates. shaquille o'neal's new team as he makes the jump from player to owner. >> a local team coming home, world record holders after the latest red bull flugtag. >> fremont, an easy drive. no problems for 880. we'll check o

murray, a navy commander, had been looking for williamson for years.ecently she discovered that he was in the navy as well. she tracked him down. >> it was emotional. i looked for him for a long, long time and here he is. it's just great. it's overwhelming. >> murray and williamson say they plan to spend time getting to know each other. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, apple's profile on the rise. and a jientd leap for spacex. gigi stone is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, gigi. >> good morning, anne-marie. the threat of a government shutdown sends stocks tumbling in asia. tokyo's nikkei lost 2%. hong kong's hang seng fell 1.5%. the dow jones industrial ended the week down 192 points at the end of the week. apple's now the world's most valuable brand. according to a company, apple has knocked coca-cola from the top spot for the first time. the report estimates apple's brand value of more than $98 billion. >>> the outspoken owner of the dallas mavericks mark cuban is going to court today for insider trading. cuban is expe

conrad murray?>> we, the jury find the defendant conrad robert murray, guilty. >> reporter: a different jury, you'll remember found murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter. the question before this jury is, was he working for michael jackson? or for aeg when he prescribed that fatal dose of propofol? >> the facts show he was never hired by aeg. he was hired by michael jackson three years prior. >> reporter: but the jackson family insists aeg paid murray's bill and put murray under huge pressure to get jackson ready for the multimillion-dollar comeback tour they were promoting. ♪ days before the four was about to begin, jackson suddenly dropped dead. >> the worst day of my life. i never want to feel like that again. >> reporter: katherine jackson, michael's mother, is one of the plaintiffs. along with prince, michael and paris. in the midst of this trial, reliving it all became too much for paris. she had to be hushed to the hospital by ambulance at 2:00 in the morning. attorney general mark gerago