amazing cars and jets, neverland and so on. large part of him which he loved and craved. >> no. there's -- there's no question. enjoying his life. but at the same time, he became a victim of his success. and it -- he came with -- when the thriller offer came, it was a major success. that's when all of the wacko jacko's and craziness, eccentric, lost his mind and all these things people were calling him. it is someone that never forgotten how we were taught, care about people. people have feelings. he had a lot of feelings. if you don't think it hurt him when people called him wacko jacko, called him crazy this and that, there were moments of things that happened. >> don't you think he slightly encouraged that impression by people? i mean, he would do strange things quite deliberately i always felt as a marketing tool and made him much more interesting and played up to a lot of wacko jacko things, didn't he? >> not so much of the wacko jacko. the incident with the child. he got caught up in the moment. >> dangling blanket. let m

he can't take neverland with him, the catalog, nothing.a lot of good deeds. >> michael was a contrary figure. i interviewed him once. he had a very gentle and sweet voice. talking about his family and children. i talked to him about business, it was like his voice dropped a couple of octaves and switched into game mode. it was very revealing to me he was quite a chameleon. he had different characters depending on what you were discussing and guest who he was. he had a tough side to him as we. i also felt he was not addicted to fame but loved a lot of being a huge star. he played that role very well. he played up to it. million dollar shopping spree. he will have the maamazing cars the jets, neverland and so on. there was a large part of him which he loved and craved. >> no. there's -- there's no question. enjoying his life. but at the same time, he became a victim of his success. and he came withdrawn. when the "thriller" album came, it was a major success. that's when all of the wacko jackos and craziness, eccentric, lost his mind and all

neverland to break the old rules to make it happen. we have. -- never willing to break the old rules to make it happen. we have. we are going to spend up to 14,000 pounds on individual people just to get them trained and back into work. i know that is a lot of money. it is worth it. let it be us, let it be this government, let it be the conservatives that finally build an economy where no one gets left behind. [applause] and for most people, for most people that means a home of their own. not just any old home, but a decent one. a place with a proper front door, and room for the kids to play in. the percentage of british people that own their own home is going down. unless you get help from your parents, do you know the average age of a first-time buyer in our country today? it is 37. you hear some people say, why can we not be like in europe where everyone runs? there is nothing can do because we do not have the money. i disagree. the failure of the housing market is bound up in the debt crisis. because the lenders will not lend, the

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she teacher is claiming she neverland never laid a hand on her students. >>> today there will be a hearing to discuss a merger between these campuses. sherrie johnson is standing by with the latest. >> yes, charlie, we are here on lumbar street right in front of the campus and later today the board of regents will have a public hearing to try to decide whether or not to merge university of maryland college park and then university of maryland baltimore. the president mike miller called for the study of whether it is feasible for the two largest research campuses in the state to actually merge. leaders are looking at increased research funding coming in. while the idea is being considered the community and some civic leaders have expressed concern that merging the university of maryland's baltimore campus will have a negative impact on the city of baltimore and the anchor roll proceeded by them on the west side. the mayor's break is expected to speak today. the legislation has mandated the university of maryland must issue a report on this study by december 15th. now the hearing takes place

neverland to break the old rules to make it happen. we have. -- never willing to break the old rules to make it happen. we have. we are going to spend up to 14,000 pounds on individual people just to get them trained and back into work. i know that is a lot of money. it is worth it. let it be us, let it be this government, let it be the conservatives that finally build an economy where no one gets left behind. [applause] and for most people, for most people that means a home of their own. not just any old home, but a decent one. a place with a proper front door, and room for the kids to play in. the percentage of british people that own their own home is going down. unless you get help from your parents, do you know the average age of a first-time buyer in our country today? it is 37. you hear some people say, why can we not be like in europe where everyone runs? there is nothing can do because we do not have the money. i disagree. the failure of the housing market is bound up in the debt crisis. because the lenders will not lend, the

. >> you're in a neverland here, something that has only been done to michael jackson as no one else in history, to the best of my knowledge. >> reporter: and they called murray's action uncautionable, unthetical, and illegal. saying that the doctor used virtually none of the safeguards he should have. >> and that would have saved michael jackson's life. >> reporter: he dismissed a previous defense claim seasons abandoning that michael jackson caused his own death by swallowing a fatal dose of the anesthetic. >> anything is possible. >> reporter: he says that propofol would be deadly if injected directly into the bloodstream. they plan to challenge with their own expert. his wife was one of schaeffer's friends and colleagues. >> the prosecution is wrapping up their case and defense attorneys, they are second to start calling their first witnesses on friday. and the defense will likely claim that jackson took several sedatives on the day e he died without murray's knowledge. and that the singers dave himself the fatal dose of propofol when murray went to the bathroom. >> the defense d

i would sleep in the elizabeth taylor suite when she wasn't there at neverland. constantly, like there was hidden cameras everywhere. i was sleeping and his voice -- there's an intercom system. brett? i go, yes? i woke up. he goes, are you sleeping? i go, yes. he goes, wake up, i'm sending kato to come get you. he had a limo driver a short japanese guy named kato who he would make wear a tux and a hat. so, kato comes, you can stay in your jammies. where are we going? we're going to 7-eleven. what are we doing? you'll see. put this on. it was a mask. i don't need one. he puts on -- i'm not michael jackson. maybe you need a mask. he puts on a hulk mask. he says, meet me in the bathroom. this is getting strange, okay? 4:00 in the morning. buy some balloons. he comes in the bathroom, we start filling up water balloons and he sends me out to the car, we filled 100. we get back in the car. we're driving down an empty road. no one is in sight. it's 4:00 in the morning in santa barbara. all of a sudden, there must have been a homeless guy walking on the side of the expre

. >> we're in farm could logical never neverland here. something that only been done to michael jackson. any dose of propofol is a potentially dangerous dose. >> reporter: prosecutors are expected to wrap up their case today. and a source close to the investigation tells us the district attorney's office is pleased and confident in its case. and there's no plea deals at the halfway point from either side on the table. george. >> thanks. >> let's get more news from josh elyol. >> the news of gadhafi's death comes days after hillary clinton's visit to libya. her message there, u.s. decided to both target and talk with militants and she urged afghanistan to follow suit. meanwhile here at home, new developments in the deadly listeria outbreak linked to a colorado cantaloupe farm. there's now a possible cause. the fda said packing equipment was difficult to sanitize. and there was standing water in the facility that could have harbored bacteria. 25 people have died thus far. and officials say it's too soon to declare the outbreak officially ov