and before paramedics arrive in his private quarters. senneff says he could see jackson's ribs. >> the patient was wearing a surgical cap or something similar covering his hair. and he appeared to be underweight to me. >> reporter: his partner, martin blount, had little doubt that he was no longer alive. >> he was not breathing. he was not moving. and his eyes was fixed and dilated. >> reporter: essential nech says dr. conrad murray says he is treating jackson for dehydration and xauls and nothing else. and when he asked what drugs jackson might be taking, he testifies murray stonewalls, never mentioning the dangerous anesthesia propofol that killed jackson. >> he said, no, he's not taking anything and then he followed that up with, i just gave him a little bit of lorazepam to sleep. >> did dr. murray ever mention havinged a ministered propofol to michael jackson? >> no, he did not. >> did conrad murray ever mention the word propofol to you? >> no, he did not. he mefr mentioned the word prop foul. >> reporter: the paramedics go to work,

in the testimony that we heard from the paramedic. got to the house within five minutes of getting the call. when he arrived, dr. murray proceeded to tell him jackson went down just before he made the 911 call. he said when he touched him he was cold. his pupils dilated. how long would a body have to be dead in order to be in that state? >> well, it's sort of interesting the language they used, anderson, first to go from quote/unquote being down to actually dying. somebody who goes down from a cardiac arrest to actually dying, that can be several minutes, and then at the time that someone dies, several things happen, a lot of the muscles relax immediately in the body and that's why the pupils dilate. that can happen pretty quickly. as far as the body feeling cool to the touch, that's depending on lots of different things, including the temperature in the bedroom, the overall status of the body before the patient has died. so that's a little bit harder to pinpoint, but it would be at least several minutes for the body to start to cool

how important was it for the paramedic to know what michael jackson had been given? i mean, would he have done anything different had he known propofol was involved? >> well, those are two separate questions. i don't know that he would have done anything differently, anderson, because by all descriptions, the dilated pupils again, the body being cool to the touch, it sounded like michael jackson was already dead. so i don't know that he would have done anything differently but the idea that you share everything in this situation, information in a case like this, the patient's private doctor, his medical history, it seems odd he talked about lorazepam being given, but he didn't mention this very unusual medication, unusual in that it was being given outside a hospital. that's not something you forget, anderson. >> mark, overall what do you think of the job the prosecution has been doing? >> i think it's very workman like. in fact, i'm impressed by how quickly they're going. normally in cases like this for whatever reason prosecutors tend to dilly-dally around. the pro

how important was it for the paramedic to know what michael jackson had been given?n, would he have done anything different had he known propofol was involved? >> well, those are two separate questions. i don't know that he would have done anything differently, anderson, because by all descriptions, the dilated pupils again, the body being cool to the touch, it sounded like michael jackson was already dead. so i don't know that he would have done anything differently but the idea that you share everything in this situation, information in a case like this, the patient's private doctor, his medical history, it seems odd he talked about lorazepam being given, but he didn't mention this very unusual medication, unusual in that it was being given outside a hospital. that's not something you forget, anderson. >> mark, overall what do you think of the job the prosecution has been doing? >> i think it's very workman like. in fact, i'm impressed by how quickly they're going. normally in cases like this for whatever reason prosecutors tend to dilly-dally around. the prosecuti

that was testimony from a paramedic.st responder testified he never saw any signs of life in jackson and that the details of jackson's personal doctor conrad murray gave him about medications he had taken and when he stopped breathing, they just didn't add up. the doctor is now on trial for manslaughter, faces up to four years in prison if convicted. here's randy kay with ti kaye w report. >> reporter: the paramedic needed to know how long jackson hadn't been breathing, what if anything he had taken. >> did you ask dr. murray how long the patient had been in this condition? >> i did ask him that? >> what did dr. murray say in response to that question? >> it just happened right when i called you. >> in your mind what did that mean? >> it meant to me, this was a patient we had a really good chance of saving zbh true, if paramedics had the real story. instead, jackson's personal physician told half truths. >> what observations specifically did you make that led you to feel as if there was inconsistent information that you

>> it is a heart drug. >> did the paramedics administer any? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: the defense tried to offer insight into why murray didn't tell the paramedics about the propofol right away? >> you asked whether he was on recreational drugs correct? >> i don't remember. >> reporter: both paramedics described repeated attempted to resuscitate jackson before he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> you can expect to see more people scaling the outside of the washington monument this weekend. these are pictures of the engineers doing the inspections for the earthquake damage today. they done looking at the tones near the top of the monument. the park service says they will be focusing on find anything loose debris. the group expects to wrap up their inspections by tuesday. >>> they had a great day today. >> as lovely as it was to be hundred there today not that nice tomorrow. >> no. and it's really not, and not just because it will be cooler but we have a chance for shower activity tomorrow. you combine the temperatures

the paramedics took the stand and described their efforts to save his life.phanie stanton has the details. >> reporter: testimony on day four described what hatched just as the paramedics arrived at the home. and richard senneff said that he asked dr. murray repeatedly if jackson had any underlying medical issues and if any drugs had been given to the pop star. >> he said nothing. nothing. he has nothing. >> did you hear dr. murray provide information regarding any medications that had he given mr. jackson? >> no, ma'am. >> but fellow paramedic testified that he saw three bottles of lidocane near jacksoned bed. >> did they add minister any litocane? >> no, ma'am. >> did you ask mr. murray whether mr. jackson was on any recreational drugs, correct? >> i don't recall whether i asked that or not. >> both men described repeated attempts to revive jackson before he was taken to the hospital where he was officially pronounced dead. >>> this morning, four people were rescued after an airplane crashed into a ferris wheel in eastern australia. two kids were trapped on

the paramedics tell about the moment they arrive at michael jackson's bedside. could a $40 a month device have saved his life? >>> saving dad. a man trapped after a car crash, six days at the bottom of a ravine, found because his children kept up the search. call them a family bureau of investigation. >>> and second acts. meet the woman and the dogs who led her to a new life. our "person of the week." >>> good evening. it was an astonishing bulletin today. another public enemy taken out by the united states. the al qaeda leader called the most dangerous man in the world, the american citizen, anwar al awlaki, who used his knowledge of u.s. culture and u.s. language to recruit terrorists. so, how did they find him? we have full team coverage tonight, and we're going to begin with abc's martha raddatz, who is overseas, has gathered gripping details from her post tonight, the war zone of afghanistan. >> reporter: the u.s. had been zeroing in on awlaki's location for months. in their sights, a compound deep in the back country of yemen, where u.s. military and intel

the paramedics tried to restart the singers heart. they ask the doctor about his health and drug use. >> i asked again about his underlying health condition. he did not respond. the third time he said, nothing, nothing. simply that did not add up to me. >> why is that? >> doctors in the house, iv, it did not seem normal. >> he received no information about the drug that was said to of killed the singer. >> did the doctor ever mentioned to you have been administered to to michael jackson? >> no, you did not. >> did conrad murray ever mention the word to you during the time that you were at the location or in his presence? >> no, he did not. >> double-. >> he never mentioned the word. >> the emergency room doctor who tried to save michael jackson's life when he got to the hospital will continue on the witness stand on monday. >> a retirement ceremony has been held for admiral mike mullen. his recent comments about the network and their alleged link havekistan's intelligence sparked controversy. a charge the government denies. >> the afg

that er doctor is the one who gave paramedics permission to announce the pop superstar dead.en has the latest on the case from l.a. jeff? >> reporter: good morning. week one in this case was explosive, and here we go, setting the table for week number two of big testimony once again in the courthouse behind me. we are right in the middle of the prosecution's case right now. trying to prove that not only did dr. conrad murray give m michael jackson that lethal dose of propofol but that he tried to cover it up. now we're hearing from the paramedics, the people who came to his mansion the day he died, and they claim dr. murray was lying from the get-go. >> he's not breathing and we need to -- we're trying to pump him but he's not breathing. >> reporter: when paramedics arrived at michael jackson's mansion, they said he already appeared dead. >> now, describe dr. murray's demeanor, please. >> frantic. >> reporter: and on the stand friday those paramedics offered damaging testimony against dr. conrad murray. >> what i said initially, of course, was what's his underlying condition?

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anyid paramedics' issue during the recession -- the resuscitation? >> they try to get inside to why they did not tell the paramedics about the other drugs right away. >> you asked the doctor whether he was on any recreational drugs, correct? >> i don't remember if i asked that or not. that is a common question i asked. >> both paramedics' describe repeated attempts to revive jackson before he arrived at the hospital. >> back here in maryland, police are searching for a driver that hit a woman and two-year old child in one semester. police say a dark blue suv struck the woman and child as they were crossing the street. the woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the child was not injured. if you use your own text thing while driving, you may want to pay attention. a law will make it illegal to send and it read text messages behind the wheel even at red lights. if testing contributes to an accident, the penalty goes to what hundred $10.30. . the new law does not apply to text in 911 or using a gps system. a rash of break-ins has some resid

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two paramedics testified in the case against dr. conrad murray today. he is accused of giving michael jackson too much propofol. prosecutors say that is what led to his death. as kron 4's grant lodes explains, one paramedic says michael jackson was life less when he arrived. >> reporter: he took the stand in the trial of dr. conrad murray. lee responded to the 911 call and described the scene in the bedroom on june 25, 2009. >> when i first moved the patient, his skin was cool to the touch. when we -- took a glance at him, his eyes were open. they were dry. >> reporter: dr. conrad murray never said he gave michael jackson propofol. >> did dr. conrad murray provide you with information concerning medication? >> at that point he said no, he is not taking anything. and then he fallowed it up with i gave him loras pan. i asked is there anything else, no. that's it. >> reporter: another talked about dr. conrad murray behavior once emergency crews arrived. >> flustered. sweating. and agitated. >>> the defense says it was michael jackson, not dr. conrad murray

cross- trained firefighter-paramedic class. in the previous contract, the firefighters did a relatively small wage deferral. but more significantly, they started an early employee contribution, and an additional employee contribution to the city's retirement system, in an amount of 3% for two years. these two years would be years the would not be subject to this contribution based on their existing contracts. so this particular contract before you includes a wage concession that the firefighters gave, which was part of a bigger package which included a two- year wage extension and a two- year wage freeze. that is what is before you. if you have any questions, we would be happy to answer it. siu is here as well. supervisor chu: it looks like this will result in savings of roughly $43,000 in the current year and $44,000 in the next year? >> that is correct. supervisor chu: thank you. i do not believe we have a budget analyst report on an item, do we? >> no. supervisor chu: are there members of the public who wish to speak on item

we're hear to honor vincent perez and fire department paramedic anthony valario. today we will be unveiling vince and tony's name on our line-of-duty death memorial wall. it is a somber ceremony and yet an important one and i think all of us, it's testament to the men that tony and vince were that vuso many people coming out once again to support one another and first and foremost, to support the valario and the perez family. this is a very special day because it is another illustration of just how special vince and tony were to all of us and how they will live on in our hearts and our minds and also in san francisco fire department's history because they gave their lives in their duties. thank you so much for everyone that's in attendance. we have uniformed members of this department. we have many of the civilian members of this department. all of us hear your pain and grieve with you and continue to grieve with you and you have my commitment that we will continue to be here with you as a family. not as replacements for tony and vince, but as supporters. and thos

but paramedics plus will be the big player for 911. reporting live in san leandro, debra villalon, ktvu. >>> wall street ended the day up. the nasdaq dropped a point. the dow closed up 22.5 points. >>> during july through september, samsung sold more phones than apple. it might be a matter of time since the iphone was released after the poll was taken. >>> the move was in response in the backlash created by bank of america when it announce add $5 a month fee. bank of america planned to start charging its customers next year but is now considering changing the rules. >>> president obama is sidestepping congress issuing executive orders to boost private business. one executive order gets federal research grants out to small businesses and start ups more quickly. but critics say it won't create jobs. >> they're focusing on things that sound good. who's against research and development, who's against hiring but these are going to have almost no impact on the economy. >>> new figures from congress shows california is still struggling on the

but paramedics plus will be the big player for 911. reporting live in san leandro, debra villalon, ktvu. >>> wall street ended the day up. the nasdaq dropped a point. the dow closed up 22.5 points. >>> during july through september, samsung sold more phones than apple. it might be a matter of time since the iphone was released after the poll was taken. >>> the move was in response in the backlash created by bank of america when it announce add $5 a month fee. bank of america planned to start charging its customers next year but is now considering changing the rules. >>> president obama is sidestepping congress issuing executive orders to boost private business. one executive order gets federal research grants out to small businesses and start ups more quickly. but critics say it won't create jobs. >> they're focusing on things that sound good. who's against research and development, who's against hiring but these are going to have almost no impact on the economy. >>> new figures from congress shows california is still struggling on the

on the stand yesterday was a paramedic that was on the scene right after.son was extremely thin. he says this guy has an iv in him. he says to dr. conrad murray, what's wrong with him? oh, nothing. nothing. all i gave him was a sedative. there is nothing wrong. so they tried, of course, to revive him being a paramedic. and he said there was a flat line. so how damaging is that testimony? >> this is so bad. it goes so bad. it goes to consciousness to guilt, susan. the first thing he said is this man is cold to the touch. when did this happen? and the doctor says to him, it just happened. just now. and he says i'm thinking in my head, that does not add up. then he says what did you give him? nothing. he says nothing at first. then the paramedic says, no, really, what did you give him? he said a little sedative. he said that's not making sense. i'm looking on the floor and there are vials everywhere. he says to him, he's passed away. he's dead. and at this point conrad murray becomes insistent, no, he's not. you have to attempt resuscitative measures. you have

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. >> we live among heroes, the heroes of the past, those firefighters, police officers, and paramedicscivilians who gave their lives on 9/11. we live among heroes today as we remember tony and vinnie, firefighters who gave their lives for our city this past june. we remember all of us who have served the city daily, giving our lives in service to our fellow citizens and giving of ourselves in many different ways. we live among heroes. today, we do not assemble so much with a sense of grief for those who have given their lives as much as with a sense of pride that they did their jobs well and they gave their all. as we gather together in this city, we ask almighty god to remember us and bless those who have been heroic in the past, those who are heroic today, and in a real sense, to give us the strength, the honor, the dignity, the pride, and the courage of the san francisco police officers and firefighters. it is a great pleasure now for me to introduce my friend and fellow priest, father michael healy, who will lead you in prayer. >> i would like to share with you this morning the bea

>> it's a heart drug. >> did the paramedics administer it to mr.ackson during the resuscitative efforts? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: the defense tried to offer insight into why murray didn't tell the paramedics about the propofol and other drugs right away. >> you asked dr. murray if mr. jackson was on recreational drugs. >> i don't remember if i asked that or not. >> reporter: both paramedics described repeated attempts to resuscitate jackson before he was take on the the hospital where he was officially pronounced dead. >>> lawyer ifser the man accused of shooting congresswoman gabrielle giffords have filed a motion trying to stop his treatment. they want to keep layoff ner from being sent back to a missouri prison where therapists want him to stand trial. on wednesday a federal judge extended the treatments saying it appears to be working. layoff ner is accused of the shooting that injured six including giffords. the husband of giffords will get to spend more time with his wife. mark kelly is officially retiring today from nasa and the u.s. navy.

a paramedic in court today testified that dr. conrad murray failed to mention jackson was taking propofol. prosecutors are trying to prove that they tried to cover up evidence. >> did you hear him ask conrad murray whether or not mr. jackson was taking any medication? >> yes , ma'am. >> what did you hear dr. murray respond? >> no. >> paramedics also say they arrived within five minutes of being called. the star seemed to have been dead for some time. conrad murray pleaded not guilty to causing jackson's death. >>> the suspected killer of a local hell's angels leader is behind bars tonight. thanks to an alert police officer at uc san francisco. investigators say 53-year-old earnesto gonzalez was caught on surveillance camera. gonzalez was arrested last night after a ucsf officer spotted something strange about a car with washington license plates. >> again, the officer saw movement in the car. decked that as suspicious, identified the driver as the wanted person and made the arrest. >> investigators don't have a motive, but gonzal

we will get more of the same of what the paramedics told.n asked what did you give michael jackson? again, no mention of propofol. we're also expected next week to hear from the detectives who were assigned to this case. these detectives have been sitting in the courtroom all the way through this trial so far the first week and have been referred to many times by the lawyers, so the jury is starting to get to know them. they'll really get to know them now because they'll be on the stand for some time. we'll hear from two of dr. murray's girlfriends. one of his girlfriends lives here in los angeles. this was the place where murray was having all of the propofol he purchased shipped to. the other girlfriend we may hear from is based in houston, texas. that's the woman that murray was on the phone with when he realized michael jackson was in trouble. ted rowlands, cnn, los angeles. >>> the words amanda knox speaks in an italian courtroom on monday could help her come home. she is appealing her 2009 murder conviction in the beth of her british r

paramedics in court today testified dr. conrad murray did not tell them jackson was taking the anesthetic pro player know of. prosecutors are trying to -- propofol. prosecutors are trying to prove that conrad lied to medics and tried to cover up evidence. >> did you hear mr. senneff asked conrad murray whether or not mr. jackson was taking any medications? >> yes, ma'am. >> what did you hear dr. murray respond? >> no. >> murray has pleaded not guilty. if convicted, he could face up to 4 years in prison. >>> all right. we are on the verge of the weekend roberta but the changes are coming next week, really, not for the weekend. >> the rain is coming next week but we have already gone from sizzle to drizzle because we have a few sprinkles in the saturday morning forecast. this is your friday night. that is the scene in dublin where currently 72 degrees looking towards mount diablo. crystal clear skies. a little deceiving. we have some winds blowing out of the west and southwest up to 16. in fact, some of those winds at sfo cau

firefighters say 35 people suffered minor to moderate injuries and paramedics took them to nearby hospitals. >> pain, neck, back. >> maybe like a track dropped. it was really hard. you know? very scared. >> terrified. >> i am pregnant, terrifying thing. >> reporter: the accident happened that intersection of orwood. the truck was crossing the railroad when the collision occurred. the crossing is not protected by gates or warning lights. the driver was not hurt. >> live look that amtrak that has stopped here after an accident. again 200 people hurt in the accident. they are still in the process

we know just observe noon, baltimore paramedics were called to berg river road, in the chase area of baltimore county. upon arrival, they found an adult female inside, deceased, obviously from gunshot wounds. they called baltimore county police to respond to the scene. just a short time later, baltimore county police responded and found an additional adult male, also dead of gunshot wounds inside of this house in the 10,100 block of berg river road. they have called a crime lab. you can see they have the crime scene roped off. the homicide detectives have responded to the scene. at this point, they are investigating this as a suspicious death. and they have not released the names of the people that have died inside of this home. they have also called for

you can see paramedics and police assisting as more paramedics continue to come to the scene. police have closed fulton in the northbound direction. this is on the northbound lane of fulton, at presbury. and you can see quite a bit of activity here. expect delays. back to you on tv hill. >> all right. thank you, captain mike perry in sky eye chopper 13. >>> things remain status quo downtown. dozens of protestors in tents are still being allowed to stay while the city tries to figure out what to do next. difficult balance of free speech and preventing a public nuisance. the protestors are against wall street, greed and social and financial equity. a classy move. that's how many describe an ad against ravens heat and baltimore sun. >>> well, vic, todd heap returns to baltimore sunday. he is now with the arizona cardinals. but clearly, part of his heart is still here in charm city. >> reporter: the familiar roar of his name. ravens fans love number 86 and didn't want to see him go. now, as todd heap prepares to return to baltimore as an arizona cardinal, he sends fans a special m

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. >> the paramedics took the stand on friday of the trial of dr..hey described the scene upon arrival. june 25th. >> when i first moved its of patient the skin was very cool. his eyes were open. there were dry. his pupils were dilated. >> conrad said that he never mentioned he gave him porofol. >> did they provide you a list of medications? >> they said that " no, he is not taking anything ". and he said that he had given him lorazepam. >> what else? and he said that is it. >> and another officer provides input. >> he was a little flustered, sweating profusely and agitated. >> the defense is saying that it was michael jackson himself who with minister the deadly the deadlyprofolnol. if convicted? he is facing for years. >> another legal expert is joining us the effect of the doctor did not mention-facing- four years of prison time. >> and this seems a damaging? >> concealing evidence, the want to discredit dr. murray he was a lie and had something to conceal. something very important that the paramedics needed to know to revitalize michael jackson.

self-described as the people's paramedic, he will be remembered for his enjoyment of spending time with family and friends, indulging and varied interests from chicken farmer to glider pilot being, as well as traveling. also, as a man who lived his life as an adventure, he was an avid surfer, scuba diver, and athlete and a bread maker. station 26 will be able to use his mother starter to continue making bread. whereas the people of california now pause to honor firefighter anthony valario who made the sacrifice in a line of duty. we celebrate his life and we honor his service. now be resolved by assembly members that upon the passing of a firefighter anthony valerio know that they can never repay the debt. by standing with all citizens in expressing the deepest appreciation for the selfless dedication to preserving public safety. resolution number 1275. >> the moral resolution by the grace tour of california, lieut. vincent perez, whereas known by family and friends by his boyhood nickname, the creature, he exemplified the true character of the brave men and women who give their time to

. >> one of the paramedics said murray withheld information. >> i asked what his health condition was. he did not respond. >> in a taped interview, murray says he did his best. >> i took all the precautions that was available to me. >> prosecution witnesses said otherwise testifying the doctor never mentioned propofol to paramedics. prosecutors hammered murray for not having lifesaving equipment at jackson's bedside and not calling 911 when he found jackson not breathing. >> if these deviations would not have happened mr. jackson would be alive. >> reporter: last of the prosecution's 33 witnesses called over 16 days of testimony. 15 different witnesses for the defense. paul white a long time colleague of schafer and friend. >> new at 7:00 facing delays this hour as they try to head home. a train derailed around 6:00 tonight. services disrupted on the n and j lines and buses are being put into service. no one was injured. riders can expect service will be out tonight but should be restored by morning. >>> the anticipated biography of steve jobs is now on store shelves. chronicles his u