cnn, nancy grace works for cnn.hey actually broke in live into an interview piers morgan was doing with michael moore to report on this big story. if you did not see it, here's what happened. now that's nancy and her partner tristan. they are dancing. the dance wasn't going that great. they ended up getting two 5s and a 6 for a total of 16 out of 30. but in the end here, when tristan dipped nancy, i guess her -- her dress must have kind of pulled back and all of a sudden, they went to this shot. and then they went back to nancy and then back to this very bored looking audience. i guess they -- i don't know. i don't know why they do it. most of the audience seemed to be in a coma. but -- if this ever happens again, where they need to throw to shots of an audience to cover up, they should use this audience, instead. now watch. there you have nancy dancing. now is where you have to go cover it up. bam. source awards. now back to the ballroom. bam, the olympics. it's better, right? you know, it's not every day you get t

"nancy grace's street winking at you." (laughter) oh, nancy grace has a tattoo of her nipple on her nipple! (laughter) really, flash dance? you can do better. you can... (cheers and applause) there. there. it is quite a mystery, isn't it? after weeks of freaking out because of what chaz bono did to his chest suddenly it's nancy grace who's rubbing her nipples all over america's children. i'd imagine that the folks over at fox were just as horrified at that as they were at chaz bono. >> not so graceful wardrobe malfunction. >> oh, no! uh-oh, i missed it last night on "dancing with the stars." nancy grace showing a little more skin than she probably wanted to. >> avert your eyes. >> i missed it. any way, ricki lake on top of the leader board with 23 points. chaz bono dropped to last place. uh-oh, a score of 17 points. >> it turns out he has a knee injury and it's given chaz trouble. with more on that, steve, can you tell us? >> no, i can't, thank you very much. will >> let's talk about the sun instead, that might take too lo

it's a classic and -- [ laughter ] nancy grace, by the way, nancy grace dedicated her dance last nighto her twins, but not the ones that popped out of her dress last week. [ applause ] the ones that popped out of her pants like four years ago. the dancing last night was -- well, let me just say, much of the dancing lacked fluidity. they were very low on fluid and that disappoints me. chaz bono had the lowest score by far last night but once again, he escapes by the newly grown hair on his chinny chin chin. can you get a dance change operation because he should look into that. and even though chaz had an 18 tonight, which is a pretty low score, the dancing gods eliminated kristin cavallari tonight, who had a 24, she had three 8s. and she got kicked off the show. and somebody said, you're kidding. no, i wish i was. i really -- [ laughter ] i guess the viewers at home just dislike her? i don't know. but kristin and her partner mark ballas will be out here in just a little bit to weep openly in my arms, and we'll get to the bottom of this. the apple corporation had a major media event from

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hln's one and only nancy grace joins me now to discuss all of this. how are you?ank you for having me. >> pleasure to have you. let's talk about what the defense was trying to show yesterday, that the coroner's investigator did what they called a sloppy investigation, that she had moved a syringe without a glove in michael jackson's bedroom, among other things. what do you make of that? is that something that the jury will notice? >> well, of course the jury's going to notice it and it's a problem. it is a problem for the state. i'll just put that out there right at the beginning. you remember what happened in the o.j. simpson double murder trial. the state was put on trial and the police handling of the crime scene was put on trial and it worked. there was a not guilty verdict in that case. however, in this case, the coroner's investigator was a young girl named elissa fleak and she did make some mistakes. some mistakes that i find unacceptable. however, do they affect the case? no. i don't think they're going to affect the outcome of the case because of this. yo

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nancy grace's joining us from l.a.e i love to ask about that stuff. let's talk about the court cases you've been following. first of all, conrad murray -- >> okay. >> -- michael jackson's doctor. which way do we think this is working for him? has the defense been doing a good job of trying to pin the death of michael jackson on jackson himself or the doctor? >> well, they've been trying very hard to do just that. to make it look as if michael jackson self-administered a fatal dose of propofol. but i always go back to what i've got in my hand is about 50 pages of autopsy report that clearly states michael jackson did not self-administer. that it would have been virtually impossible. suzanne, he was injected in his knee, his body was covered in track marks. he practically had no usable veins left. any doctor in their right mind would've noticed that. stunningly absent is any real feeling from the defense. we don't hear from conrad murray himself, which is probably wise. they put up one expert after the next. do you know

. >> reporter: in ninth place scoring triple seven's, nancy grace. >> we're going to have to give it a little of that next time. >> reporter: in last place with triple six's, chaz bono. >> i'm a pretty positive person. i've had a difficult life. i've had to get over a lot of big hurdles, and i have. >> reporter: before the third celebrity of the season goes home, you'll get performances by mary j. blige and a special surprise guest. >>> it starts at 8:00 tonight on abc2 followed by another new episode of body of proof at 10:00 and abc2 at 11. we will be blogging on our facebook fan page. you can join in on the conversation by heading to abc2news.com/facebook. >>> monday night football is not ready for heampg williams -- hank williams, jr. it has pulled the song after controversy remarks by williams. he said president obama's golf summit with john boehner this summer was like lay dueful hitler playing golf with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in a statement williams said he was just comparing two extreme pops working -- opponents working together. >>> all right. 66 degrees

nancy grace was third, a personal best. >> that little choo choo is heading for its first 10. >> i do have a caboose and i will use it to my full advantage. >> the "dancing with the stars" broadway theme continues but for one couple the show won't go on. in los angeles, george pennachio for abc news. >> don't forget to tune in tonight to see who gets voted off but first catch the last episode of last man standing and man up comes up at 8:30. the results at 9:00 and then a new episode of body of proof at 10:00 and we're back at 11:00. we want to know what you think. we'll be blogging live during the show on our facebook fan page. you can jump in the conversation by heading to abc2news/facebook. >>> in the journal injury prevention researchers linked drinking soda with violent behavior in students. 14 to 18-year-olds were asked how many sodas they drink in a week. those who drank five or more also carried a gun and showed a higher ins dense of violence towards their siblings, dates and pierce. their sugar and caffeine content might explain an association. >>> people who have trouble sle

last night on "dancing with the stars," nancy grace had a wardrobe malfunction and accidentally exposed and today, nancy went on the air to demand justice for the victims. she -- [ light laughter ] some more tv news, i heard that cbs is working on a tv show about a one-term president. yeah, obama was like "oh, you mean, like, jimmy carter or bush senior? oh, i don't like this. [ laughter ] not for me." hey, this is cool. today, google celebrated its 13th anniversary. [ cheers and applause ] that's good for google. not to be outdone, bing celebrated its 13th user. [ laughter ] just as fun, just a fun party. that's right, google turned 13 years old, which explains why today when i searched for speaking google was like, "i don't know, stop asking me questions. [ laughter ] i'm going upstairs! you're so lame!" did you see this? joe biden was a guest on "the view" today. it was a little weird when whoopi said it was time for hot topics, biden was like, "uh -- the sun, coffee, toasters! [ laughter ] did i win? wood -- when it's on fire!" this is interesting. a new museum opened this week in i

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nancy grace is famous for her show on hln and she's here joining us. thank you, nancy. we appreciate it. the prosecution has laid out a substantial case and a lot of potentially damaging evidence. is it possible for the defense to turn it around? >> of course, anything is possible. anything can happen in a courtroom but tra steej clee speaking i don't think that it's probable and i think conrad murray has turned out to be his own worst enemy because when he spoke to police, it was all recorded and that audio was played line for line by the jury and in that audio we hear him torpedoing the time line, what he told police is absolutely impossible based on cell records and of course the jury is going to see the cell records and he told police about a big scene where he comforted all the children. the children said that never happened. now, does that touch on the actual homicide? no. but it does prove conrad murray to be a liar. and under our jurisprudence system, the judge will give the if you disbelieve the defendant or a witness in any portion of their statement, you are

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and so it seems to me that that arc that we trace over and over even on judge judy, even on nancy grace, even on "law and order," that's the arc of some system that is going to make a world make sense and make justice prevail. >> when i was in law school, i was reading the old cases, and i was struck with how the history of the united states has been decided in many ways after the constitution, etc., by legal cases. dred scott, board of education. it was the thing that made the distinction. i think that still happens today. i mean, we just got through witnessing the troy davis situation, and i don't know what's going to be the next step. president carter finally came out posed to the death penalty, and we saw all the machinations that went into that. and it could be, hopefully, the beginning of the end of the death penalty in the united states. hopefully. and then you have, you know, i guess, reality television with the casey anthony television and nancy grace. it's amazing, but people, obviously, are in it for the soap opera fix too. but i think the u.s. supreme court that you cover, y

and then you have, you know, i guess reality television with the case anthony case and nancy grace it's amazing. but those people are in it for the soap opera effect, too. i think the u.s. supreme court do you cover, waiting for every decision, whether it is roe v. wade or whether it's the right some energy to have counsel. some i think in many ways it is the legislative system that we see acted out in court. >> you know, it said that fiction is only bound by plausibility. people can suspend disbelief, but you have to have audit, not that it didn't happen but it could happen. it seems in popular fiction that the eagles have gotten bigger, conspiracies gotten broader and what people are willing to believe might happen at least in the fiction situation has gotten bigger. i guess the question is, i'll start with you, morris, the sad reflection on the legal system or society as a whole that they will accept anything that could happen and maybe in real life more so than population might have accepted that being possible 50 or 60 years ago? >> i think it has a lot to do -- i'm not sure if tha

. >> reporter: in sixth place, nancy grace, who victoriously got her first 8. >> we have so much fun.fun learning it and getting the '80s week together. tristan was at that time. >> reporter: triple 7s. >> the audience was all pumped up. and i was pumped up. that's what you've got to do it for. >> reporter: for the second week in a row, carson kressley landed in last place. >> we did not deserve two 6s. when you're doing ambitious choreography and

nancy grace did express what she was feeling. >> i think we deserved three 8s, not three 7s.e way life is. >> reporter: chaz bono's 21 was his best score to date. and he got a standing ovation from his nervous mom, cher. >> she watches at home she's nervous, too. but she's like, it's so nerve-racking being here. and she says, i don't understand the judging here. and we said, neither do we. >> welcome to the show, cher. none of us get it. >> reporter: one point behind in last place, pirates carson kressley. >> i never had facial hair before. i dpot a hug from cher. my life is complete. >> reporter: in los angeles, ge

it earned him the title tied with nancy grace, second to last place.ancy grace, she had a teeny, weeny slip at the end. we'll have to see what beyonce has to say about that in tonight's show. >> she pulls it off. she just moves right on. she'll continue to sail right through. >>> happy days are here again, shall we say, but for a price this time. people might to want buy a little bit of fonzie's cool. >> no one really knows where fonz got his mystical power of coolness? how was he able to power up jukeboxes or have the perfect hair? the fonz's 1949 triumph will be auctioned off november 12, but it reportedly has a smashed speedometer, it's a little rusty, the seat is sagging and it hasn't run since the 1970s. the free auction estimate is 60 to $80,000. not bad for a junker that hasn't run for 40 years. even though it hasn't run, though, it could be kind of cool to own a teeny tiny piece of american history. >> don't you call it a junker, now, you're going to offend a lot of big cyclists now. >> i know, i know. all those motorcycle experts out there. >>

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but he landed at the bottom of the leaderboard, along with nancy grace.oes home. >> and chaz bono said this was the best year of his life. >> a theme. >> people did talk about a lot of tragedy in their life. there weren't a lot of dry eyes out there. >>> a big night for an 18-year-old -- an 18-year-old in ann arbor, michigan. briana was crowned the homecoming queen and kicked the winning field goal for the football team. >> and when that crown was put on her head, she was wearing her uniform, pads and all. briana is the first girl to play varsity football at the school. and also a straight-a student. what can this girl not do? >> has to do it all. >>> and oops, one newspaper had to backtrack after its online edition said amanda knox was guilty. >> this was the headline and sorry from "the daily mail." the paper has fixed the story. >> i imagine a correction may be in order. >> asleep at the wheel there, folks. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, "america this morning" continues right after this. my whole body hurt. it was a

nancy grace third and to find out who goes home tune into abc2 tonight live results show at nine and also talk to us as we are watching the results show on facebook. >>> no agreement no game. decision nba made for the start of the season after failing to reach progress with the players. that story is straight ahead when or if the nba comes back to the hardwood. that's ahead. good morning maryland" continues. [ dog ] i am a rockstar. my coat? solid gold. my insides? pure platinum. [ female announcer ] a healthy outside starts inside. new iams simple & natural has chicken as its number one ingredient and zero fillers. it works inside for health you can see on the outside. [ dog ] i can't be a rockstar on the outside if i'm not one on the inside. [ female announcer ] new iams naturals. you'll like what's in them and love what's not. [ dog ] i am an iams dog. [ girls ] he's so cute! [ dog ] groupies! >>> jury selection continues in the case of a woman charged in killing a coworker. the two women worked at upscale yoga store lululemon athletic shop that prosecutors say the two argued afte

nancy grace was third, a personal best. last week, you got your first eight.week, your first nine. that little choo choo is headed for a ten, isn't it? >> i do have a caboose on the back of this thing. i'm going to use it to my full advantage next week. >> in los angeles, george pennacchio, for abc news. >> see a lot of nancy. the caboose. >> aav

nancy grace had fun with the fox trot. ♪ and the kardashians cheered at rob cha-chaed. j.r. martinez. ♪ and ricki lake, who returned to the top spot, after slipping down the leaderboard last week. >> you don't need luck if you've got talent. and this number, you proved your talent. >> reporter: the lowest score of the night went to chaz bono, whose tango to "the phantom of the opera" earned him 19 out of 30. >> you need to be a big, menacing bird of prey. >> reporter: tonight, we see who will be voted off and who will dance another week. >>> joining us now, the one, the only, carson kressley, live in l.a. how tough was it for you to be on the sidelines? it was broadway, baby. you were made for broadway. >> it was torture. it was, you know, you're there. you can't really, like, do any dancing. i was like, wait. i want to rumba. hold on. i'll do it on commercials. no one needs to watch. it was great being there. and it was a really exciting night. >> oh, i know. what are you calling what happened last night? maksgate. >> chmerkovskiygate, is too hard to spell. >> is it ju

nancy grace rumbas.vid arquette won praise for his "tainted love" tango, delighting his daughter. >> you have to show up or shut up. you have shown up. and it was fantastic. high praise, indeed. >> reporter: rob kardashian took control of the room with his rumba. >> a great performance, darling. >> reporter: and j.r. martinez took the top spot with his samba. but carson and anna failed to jive the judges with their jive for the second week in a row. will they be the next couple booted? find out tonight on "dancing with the stars." we can find out right here, right now, from former "dancing with the stars" champ, donny osmond, live with us from provo, utah. thanks for coming back, donny. is this the last week for carson? >> my pleasure. so happy to be here. first, the ousting of chynna. who knows what's going to happen. clearly, it was jose rene's night last night. let's talk about carson right there. carson, clearly the worst dancer on "dancing with the stars." but, man, the guy can entertain. that's wha

this is a crazy, crazy ride. >> and of course nancy grace was right there on the floor last might.he picked moon river, the song she walked down the aisle to for her dance. she also said it was the song she used to sing to her twins and nancy opened up to me and the judges about the heart breaking and emotional time in her life just after lucy and john david were born. watch what she told me. >> you know that for so long after i delivered, i was in a wheelchair and the viewers never knew. and it was a very, very long recuperation. and for so long it was really day to day as to whether lucy would make it. >> and perhaps the most emotional story of the night belonged to j.r. martinez, the iraq war vet severely injured during the war. he dedicated his runba to america's men and women in uniform and impressed the judges with a soulful take of tim mcgraw's if you're reading this. and graeat technique and execution. but for me, the highlight was being back stage getting to shake martinez' happened and ju hand and say thank you. we'll see how they fair tonight. >> i envy you there. thank