renee rockwell, veteran trial lawyer out of atlanta. and alan ripka, attorney out of new york, as well. susan moss, weigh in. >> oh, say it ain't so, joe. i can't believe he is throwing his wife under the bus. because you know what that's going to mean? more power to debbie rowe to try to get these kids. and debbie rowe is amazing. let me get this straight. she breeds horses for a living. but now she allegedly sells her children to make her cash? what is this? backwards day? he is doing the worst possible thing for the jackson family by speaking up like this. >> renee rockwell? >> somebody needs to put a dot on that, which you said, susan moss. doesn't need to say anything. he doesn't need to be pointing the finger at his wife. because it's going to get more and more complicated if he makes katherine look like a person that should not be the guardian. >> let's go to the caller's question. let's address lucy in new york's question. alan ripka, with statements like the one joe jackson made to abc's "primetime," essentially admitting that

. >> there is a rockwell college. two rockwells. when we hear this kind of thing, wow, things are not as bad. >> one final trade. goldman sacks tomorrow. will you buy or sell? >> i would trim a little bit because i don't like to buy up seven aheadf earnings. it's not my thing. you don't go in pieing up. there is probably a good quarter. >> that are is a fair point. it will be interesting to see what they have to say. >> i want to hear that they will give a financial amount to charity. that's my own advice. >> you didn't need any more headlines? >> i don't want to read the rolling stone part 2 about how bad the bavarian audience is. >> how did they get in? >> i'm not featured that well. >> you got featured on the rolling stone. you don't belong in. >> i will do this huge show in the article. really horrible. >> much more of jim in "mad money." 6:00 and 11:00 eastern. a day at the zoo. >> haven't been lately. >> it may never be the same in massachusetts. duval patrick has a problem. they may be firing 200 animals. what

lenard leeds, susan moss, renee rockwell, hugo rodriguez. susan moss, the attorneys for jackson's live-in doctor keeps saying he's cooperating, he's having all these interviews with him, another one was set up. that is all b.s. the police have had it up to here with his cooperating and they raided him. >> absolutely. and it's not just this doctor. michael jackson had so many doctors, they should call them the jackson 12. there's a whole host of people who were giving prescriptions to this guy, prescriptions that probably were not warranted. the fact that this guy had diprivan in his house is outrageous. that should only be in a surgical setting. all of those doctors are going to go down, and some of them are going to go down for murder. >> and to you, natisha lance, on the story from the very beginning, what can you tell me about grandmother katherine jackson being manipulated into trying to declare michael jackson incompetent at the time he signed his will? >> well, katherine jackson filed a petition today, nancy, and in

leonard leeds, susan moss #, renee rockwell, hugo rodriguez. they have state ved clearly that she is not a suspect, renee rockwell, but when you are the subject of a surprise raid -- i'm not talking about the nurse, i'm talking about the private live-in doctor -- you got problems. his lawyers keep going on tv saying everything is fine. we're cooperating. we are having interviews. interviews? this is a raid. >> yeah, nancy. i disagree with anybody that said this is merely an investigation. to me, it was always a murder investigation. the doctors involved themselves, had dialogue with the police. this was definitely a surprise attack and i imagine it's in light of the fact more material could have been destroyed. >> hugo rodriguez? >> i think i've got to agree. they wanted to surprise him. before anything was destroyed and to see what was there. obviously, we know that michael had this anesthetic medicine in him. i'd read reports that he traveled previously with anesthesiologists that would take him up and bring him down. we don't know exactly wh

rockwell collins does everything right. he's a great ceo that you've had on a few times that nobody knows about. i think evaluations are extraordinarily fair. >> the bent side of their business is actually growing. secretary hilary clinton signed a big deal. it's big business for this country, and these guys are involved in that business, so there's something to be excited about there. >> maybe they'll sell to north korea. on that note, let's go trading the globe. >>> the u.s. market may have made a new high for 2009 today. s&p up 10% on the year. but it pales in comparison to the market in january. this is very nice of you all to do kind of a cool montoage for me. i want to see what they put in here. take a look. >> i'm standing in front of the kremlin. many americans still associate lydia with a dictator and terrorism, but things are changing. are the condolese people getting a good deal? thousands are selling different things like food and clothing. >> i always wanted to ride a camel, and i finally got to do it here in e

i imagine, rene rockwell, that the statue of limitations has long since run.explain. >> first of all, there is nobody to cross examine in any trial. and these allegations are for many, many years ago. so i don't see any prosecution. but there will be consequences. >> i guess your answer is no. >> no. >> it's too late. thank you. >> but there are consequences. >> yeah, right. there are consequences. what? he will make more money off the new record label? he will use michael jackson's dead body to make more money? that's a consequence. out to amy in georgia. hi, amy. >> caller: hi, nancy. >> hi, dear. what's your question? >> caller: my question is, as far as the kids go, it would be terrible for them to get attached to katherine and live with her and then experience another loss. is it possible the judge would suggest that maybe someone like janet who seems to be very doting on the children maybe share custody of them, and then, you know, that would be terrible for them to go through another loss. >> i agree. i think stacey brown, author of "michael jackson: th

rockwell? >> well, you cannot tamper with a dead body. you cannot steal it. it is a piece of property-on anything else. i'm not a california lawyer but enough said about that. you have enough obsessed people that you can imagine, if they decided to cremate the body and sprinkle the ashes in the pacific ocean, that people would be jumping in, killing themselves after it. >> and susan moss, as i understand it-ins the family is considering entombing his body in feet of cement, concrete to make it more difficult to get the body. >> absolutely. that's what they're going to do. and i wouldn't be surprised if they don't use that opportunity to try to raise more money for the estate. >> you know, alan rip ka, ja though stacey brown is telling us the plan to bury him at neverland has died, state official say they have been in the last week contacted by the jackson family about burying him there. you just can't put a dead body in the backyard, alan. >> you certainly can't. the state permits that you have to have that allow for places for people to be buried. and certai

jew san moss, renee rockwell. hugo out of miami. donna in toronto, hi. >> caller: hi. >> what's your question? >> caller: it's more of a comment. i like michael jackson and i feel badly that he's gone, but at what point do we take responsibilities for our own health. he has three children, now they are orphans. he was playing russian roulette with his life. ♪ >>> he's not breathing, sir. >> he's not conscious either? >> no, he's not conscious. >> leave him alone. stop the crazy names they call him. what more do you have to do to make people realize he's a human being. >> i have a lot of concern. >> what are your concerns? >> i can't get into that, but i don't like what happened. >> there's nothing in his history, nothing doctor murray knew to lead him to dlooef he would go into sudden death. >> he said my daddy, he was a human being. he was a father, an uncle, a brother, a son. they need to leave him alone. he's the number one donor of charity around the globe, giving his every cent from his tours, giving it to charity. to paint him

there was david rockwell, with this huge exibit and i had gone to -- exhibit and i had gone with major people who read the declaration of independence in independence hall, conrad hall. we had bells and whistles there and it has been traveling ever since. i have seen people lining up just to get to the document for a moment. they have gone to a table where they could write what they felt. >tavis: wow. in the five minutes i have left, respond how you want to respond. it would be tragic without throwing the names of the shows at you. i will go in order. "all in the family." >> the antecedent was a british show. i thought, how did i not think of this. my father called me the laziest white kid he ever met. >i said, "you're putting down a race?" he said, "you're the dumbest white kid." tavis: "good times." >> ester was on "maude," and her moments adds time to my life. we knew that she should be on her own show, and brought in john amos. we had players in the bush leagues, they were in the bush leagues and earned a right to the majors. tavis: "the jeffersons." >> the black press for "good ti

now, until that point in time, the jewish communal consensus was that when demagogues like rockwell sort of sprout up, the best rettig jews to ignore them because what they wanted were headlines, and if nobody goes out to counter demonstrate, there will be no headlines and they will fade away. the survivors, every one of those communities very vociferously organized and said to the local jewish community councils, we are going to go out and pick it. we cannot just sit back while rockwell is parading around in the nazi uniform and saying obviously quite propulsive stuff, and so we have a sense in that little vignette the degree to which they not only organized, but emerged by, within ten years of coming to the united states is a political force that began to make a dent on the way in which american organized american jury did its business so it is a very good question. yes sir. you are going to need a microphone. [inaudible] >> what do they know now or what did they know then? >> what do they know now? >> i am not the person to answer that. all i can say is that many states have mandatory

sam rockwell has energy and space with only a computer for company. 3 stars. sasha baron cohen returns as an austrian fashion designer looking for fame and l.a. he gets people to do strange things. 2.5 stars. weakened best bets -- "up." have a nice weekend, i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >>> more breaking news, this time from montgomery county. firefighters are battling a large to alarm fire in rockville. it is on crabbs branch way. officials say flames broke out and they had the report of a person trapped inside. firefighters have evacuate the building and are battling the flames. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we will have the latest tomorrow morning. >>> a virginia man is recovering after fighting off a bear in his own. he said the black bear made its way into his home for a late- nigh snack. it found catood in the kitchen. the pair entered through an open window -- the bear entered through an open window. he has cuts to his leg and chest. the animal left the same way it came, through the window. >>> does not answer the question, does

nicolas cage, penelope cruise, tracy morgan, and sam rockwell lend their voices to the 3-d film. g force is rated pg. >> it's called a stairmaster. get on it. >> no one falls in love with your personality at fist time. >> another comedy this weekend is for the r-rated crowd. gerard butler stars as a chauvinistic tv reporter who challenges his sexually challenged co-anchor about relationships. when we learn them, it's no wonder he is single. >> i'm guess i'm different. >> and if you're up for an r- rated fright fest, this weekend offers orphan. it's the story of a couple devastated by the loss of their baby who adopt a seemingly sweet orphan. but if you've seen the poster or the trailer, you know there is something wrong with ester. think damien from the oman, only worse. also new and in limited release, shrink, asked to take his first pro bono case. the afghan star follows the stories of four finalists of a popular televised talent show. the documentary looks at how contestants, men and women, risk their lives in afghanistan to appear in the country's "american idol"-like competi

sam rockwell minds energy and space in "moon." it is worth three stars. and sacha baron cohen returns as "bruno." he gets people to do strange things. two and a half stars. these are at the weekend's best bets. have a nice week end, everybody. i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >> it is so hard to keep a straight face please see those "bruno" clips. >> what is up on the roads? what we will take you up to newschopper 7. this is 66 traffic. an accident along the way on the shoulder. now to the weather center. >> a nice day today. some lingering clouds in central virginia. highs in the low 80's today. ...is to create it. [ female announcer ] discover the power to create a new future for your skin. only aveeno positively radiant moisturizer has total soy, combining the best of nature with the proof of science for a whole new level of radiance. it's clinically proven to visibly reduce blotchiness, brown spots and other past damage while breakthrough spf 30 helps prevent future damage. healthier, more radiant skin. it's in your future now. [ female announ

>> you know, what about that, renee rockwell? the estate that continues to earn money, that money is going to go to michael jackson. but back to the incident with the will and the trust, one thing that can invalidate a will, nancy, is another will. don't forget, there are people that say that there might be another will out there. >> renee, you have seen it as many times as i have, you and i both working in the courthouse all those years. rich people, they write wills all the time. they sit around writing wills. they hire lawyers, over and over and over. to write wills. they're concerned about their money. they spend so much time thinking about that money. so i agree with you. there may be another will floating around out there. everyone, we are taking your calls live, but i want to tell you, about a missing 10-year-old little girl. take a listen. >>> today offroad motorcycles added to the search efforts along with horse teams, lindsay baum's mother came to the police station to talk to detectives. the little girl's family remain

manhattan beach, and we're shooting in hammer industries, that's tony stark's rival, played by sam rockwellas, i really can't comment on that. it's a very secret production, as you understand. and i sometimes get in trouble for revealing too much information. i was on twitter, and i talked about scarlett johansson and her black widow suit, and i got in trouble with marvel. so marvel is actually here watching me, and i'm getting to know i can't comment on that. i'm sorry. >> jimmy: so you can't comment. how about any of the new cast? like mickey rourke? can you talk about him? >> yeah, i can't say anything. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, okay. can you tell us something new at all, like the -- the costumes? >> well, we have scarlett johansson in the film, and she's -- i'm sorry, i can't talk about that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: understood. well, can you show us, wait, whoa, what are those? that was cool. are you wearing the iron man? >> oh, um -- >> jimmy: that's the iron man costume. >> i was doing some insert work. i am robert downey's stunt hand. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how cool. that's awesome

other upgrades today, the merrill lynch upgrade of electronics granger, the jpmorgan upgrade of rockwellion. who cares about any of those? the one that moved the market, the one that matters was meredith whitney's about face on goldman. why does her opinion matter so much more than anyone else's? not because she's been right. she's been dead wrong, staying bearish on the banks, even goldman, by far of the best of them for far too long. it's not because it's anything new either. whitney's the only analyst who isn't positive on goldman. she is the only one that wasn't positive. there was nothing new or noteworthy in her change of heart. all she did was say what we already know. i've been buying goldman for my charitable trust for years and on this show we've consistently stood behind this best of breed banks all along what's her attitude been? our attitude on goldman has been that -- ♪ ♪ ♪ we are strong ♪ ♪ no one can tell us we're wrong ♪ >> and we've been right on g.s. all along. now referencing pat benatar, nowhere near american idol-winning sparks. meredith whitney so late to the party

door-to-door so they said what can we give away and so they created a beautiful jell-o recipe book norman rockwell printed it and they handed them out door-to-door then they would go to the local merchants and say people will ask for jell-o we have a bunch of boxes in the back and sure enough that was attractive and enticing by useless without that ingredient sued giveaway 19 recipe book q3 a demand for ever more. the notion if you give away one product then you lead to the 20th century marketing you paid -- to get every cellphone but then you pay for the minutes. not really but an effective use of the word in belfast ford 100 years and mountain dew california these people start this company where the internet gets bigger so do the searches to go makes a bowlful of money but if i go out today in this three model if i go out and start the act research engine company "free" works if you are number one. >> there is a winner-take-all market those benefit hugely. facebook benefits usually, if all of your friends are facebook you need to be on facebook, google, because if you want to advertise you go to

so they created this beautiful jell-o recipe book and norman and rockwell and others illustrated andit was gorgeous and they were 5 million of them. they said -- people coming in the door asking for jell-o. we have a bunch of boxes in the back and you can stock it. they gave away something which was attractive and enticing but useless without the ingredient creating demand for the ingredient. you give away one recipe book and you create a demand for jell-o forevermore. the notion that, you know, you're giving away one product has a dependency on a paid product then led to the 20th marketing marketing model and you give the phone away and you pay for freedoms. it's not really free but an effective use of the word. >> fast forward, though, 100 plus or minus use. mountain view california they start a search engine company create this market where the internet gets better so do their sear searchs gets better -- if anything out and get the acme search company i'm not going to make 12 cents. free works if you're number one, right. >> there are winner take all markets. and winner take all m

and 12 years later i was an engineer for the rockwell company and i had a great career in the space industry and i worked on space missions. it was a tremendous experience of hearing the stories of the nation, when people come together they can achieve the impossible. my question to you is can we move this anniversary to inspire our kids k-12 that there are hopes they can achieve and we can get them there. guest: that's why i have written two children's books and why i did rap music with snoop dog, and why i am twittering at the real buzz, to try to reach a new generation, a y-generation, to help them on understand that not just a great generation came along that they don't know about. and to save the world from tierance, but another generation came along and propelled to heights that the world had not seen before. and yes, we can do that again by =çchanging the pathways that we are apparently implementing now. it's a good pathway but it's methods of implementing fall a little short of doing what you would like to see to inspire the new generation into greater heights than what is in it for

and 12 years later i was an engineer for the rockwell company and i had a great career in the space industrynd i worked on space missions. it was a tremendous experience of hearing the stories of the nation, when people come together they can achieve the impossible. my question to you is can we move this anniversary to inspire our kids k-12 that there are hopes they can achieve and we can get them there. guest: that's why i have written two children's books and why i did rap music with snoop dog, and why i am twittering at the real buzz, to try to reach a new generation, a y-generation, to help them on understand that not just a great generation came along that they don't know about. and to save the world from tierance, but another generation came along and propelled to heights that the world had not seen before. and yes, we can do that again by =çchanging the pathways that we are apparently implementing now. it's a good pathway but it's methods of implementing fall a little short of doing what you would like to see to inspire the new generation into greater heights than what is in it for me