to you first, peter odom.ating will, which basically you go on and you add in, i am of sound mind and body and i've got witnesses to say i'm in sound mind and body when i sign this will, so don't claim i was crazy or doped up when you try to contest the will. so this is most likely a self-authenticating will. >> right. in california, there are specific requirements about witnessing the will. there's a presumption if it's properly witnessed and authenticated it's correct. it's going to be the burden of somebody else to come forward and say, he was not of sound mind, he was hallucinating. so far, no one's come forward to say that. >> mickey sherman, the autopsy comes out friday. do you think there might be a third autopsy? >> there could be. it's going to show there was a surplus of bad things in this man's body. if i could go back to la toya jackson's accusation, there's no way anybody murdered michael jackson here. i think what she meant is rhetorical, that they allowed him to die by virtue of all the garbage

peter odom, what about it?e aren't required to affirmatively act to prevent this kind of thing. sad as it is. there's a moral responsibility there but not a legal one. >> to john lucich, former investigator of high-tech high-crime. homicide has sent out search warrants. they are looking for something, they are looking for somebody. >> yes, you have the homicide and the attorney general's office and the dea and this criminal investigation has started. i disagree with the attorney, because any of the friends or family aided him in getting illegal drugs, they are part of this crime. >> look, somebody has to help him. michael jackson didn't run down to eckerd's and get some diprivan. somebody was helping him. >>> quick break, our thoughts and prayers to a friend of the show and child right's advocate libby saunts who ran the family grocery for years and mystery fan loved to make mystery recipes and garage sales and egg cups. she left behind a beloved sister and two children, four grandchildren and four great-grandc

peter odom, what about it?eople aren't required to affirmatively act to prevent this kind of thing. sad as it is. there's a moral responsibility there but not a legal one. >> to john lucich, former investigator of high-crime, homicide has sent out search warrants. they're looking at somebody, they're looking for somebody. >> you have the lapd homicide, general attorney's office, the dea. this criminal investigation has started. i disagree with the attorneys because i tell you this -- if any of those friends or family are getting illegal drugs, they're part of that crime. >> look, somebody had to help him. michael jackson didn't just run down to eckerd's and get diprivan, okay? somebody was helping him. hi, everybody, quick break. our thoughts and prayers to new jersey friends of the show, child rights advocate, libby friedman song. loved creating recipes. loved garage sales and collected egg cups. most importantly, she was the core of her family leaving behind a beloved sister, two children, four grandchildren,

peter odom out of atlanta, and defense attorney midwin charles out of new york. yes, she's back. michael jackson travelled with a mobile iv unit, like a van, complete with a pole with an iv with an anesthesiologist on call 24/7 like a 7-e lech, likeleven, a m. he could get juiced up when ever he wanted to. but now, knowing michael jackson was under this influence, she never wanted to get the children until now? eleanor? >> well, that's what -- what seems to happen often when their biggest days and will become questionable. but a judge will look to is what is the best interest of the children. this is probably not the best interest of the children. debbie rowe probably can't prove that. >> in court today, a legal battle. katherine jackson, a 79-year-old lawyer going toe-to-toe with the executors named in the will. why is a 79-year-old granny fighting the executors in michael jackson himself named? >> well, what her attorneys are saying, nancy, is that there may be some conflicts of interest with the attorney. john branca who was one of the executors, what they were saying about hi