they tried to sedate it -- a bengal tiger was killed. they tried to sedate it, but it head out into the woods. >> if the animals look like they were going out, they went down. we cannot have animals running loose in this county. the sheriff did the right thing. i know animal rights groups are given me calls right now. what was i going to do with tigers and lions and leopards all lose. >> terry thompson, the man who owned this animal refuge killed himself with a self-inflicted wound. they now believe that he is the one who released the animals. they are now turning to investigate what his motive is, why he did this, as they now move into the compound once the animals are taken care of. >> that is quite a story. covering the world this afternoon -- archaeologists say they discovered the first fully intact biking burial site on the british mainland. they believe the site is more than 1000 years old. the viking inside was buried with an ax and a decorated sword. artifacts suggest he was a high ranking viking warrior. still to come, meet a ti

and cause a deeper level of sedation and compromise their ability to breathe. >> sources tell nbc news the lawyer for murray will sajak son took eight pills of the anti-anxiety drug lorazepam hours before his death without murray's knowledge and that ultimately caused his death. >>> workers will remove the last of four pinnacles from the type of the national cathedral today. crews worked in a fog to remove damaged pinnacles yesterday. repairs are expected to take ten years to complete and will cost tens of millions of dollars. the cathedral will reopen to the public saturday, november 12th. >>> d.c.'s emergency management team says it is now more ready to respond quickly to an emergency. that agency came under fire after taking a half hour to send out an alert about the earthquake. its slow response is also blamed for the traffic mess we saw back in january during a snowstorm. the agency says it will now send out a message right away during an emergency, even if it's just to tell people to stay put until more information is available. >>> we have a traffic alert for metro riders. major

. >> you should be able to rescue the patient from a deeper level of sedation than you intend to achieve and appropriately trained and knowledgeable to rescue the patient. >> reporter: he introduced records showing that the doctor was, in fact, certified. >> yes. there is a certification from, i believe it is -- sunrise hospital medical center. in las vegas. demonstrating that he has been approved to administer moderate sedation. >> reporter: the judge has given the prosecution extra time to prepare cross examination on monday. rebutel witnesses will be called. if everything goes as planned the jury could have the case by the middle of next week. >> bay area news at 7:00 continues to stay on trop of the trial and will for the duration. >>> a missing boy with awe seufpl that vanished six days oeg was found alive in virginia. the 8-year-old was found -- boy with autism that vanished six days ago. he was found a live in virginia. the 8-year-old was found. robby was lying in a gully curled up in a fetal position in good condition and is being treated at a hospital. >>> the police in contra c

the prosecution played a portion of a video out winning the proper way to sedate a patient. court was delayed because schafer's father died, and to give the defense time to review a new coroner's report that found a smaller amount of lorazepam in michael jackson's system than the defense had been climbing. >> he swallowed eight 2 milligram pills. >> shaper's testimony is expected to echo other experts. he said giving propofol to help him sleep amounts to medical negligence. >> i hope from my testimony people understand that when they are given these drugs by people who know what they are doing, they are good drugs that can be safely given. >> the question is whether it is gross negligence or simple negligence. the prosecution is going to concede there was simple negligence. >> dr. murray's attorney says he is holding up as well as could be expected. >> it is a tough situation. >> the defense will call more than a dozen witnesses, including an expert and detectives who questioned dr. murray, hoping to create enough reasonable doubt. if convicted, he could face up to four year

you can't be 100% sure that's not enough to tip them along the sedation and cause a deeper level of sedation and compromise their ability to breathe. >> reporter: murray's defense is expected to claim jackson took eight pills hours before his death but never told dr. murray. wednesday, they abandoned the argument he may have drank the propofol. they found that scenario was not supported by science. >> i think they are trying to find some expert to support their theory of the case that it wasn't conrad murray's fault. >> reporter: more points when a cardiologist reviewed the case and found six deviations in the standard of care given to jackson by the doctor. had murray not taken the alleged missteps, michael jackson could still be alive today. court ended early today and is not in session tomorrow due to a scheduling conflict. defense lays out its case next week. no word on whether conrad murray will testify. most say it's unlikely. in los angeles, news 4. >>> up next, it's been more than a year and no arrested. police are asking for your help to track down a killer. >>> more criticism of d.

>> well, you have to believe conrad murray is telling the truth about minimal sedation.blem is he didn't talk candidly to the paramedics, didn't tell the truth to the police, didn't tell the truth to the hospital personnel who were trying to save and revive michael jackson. and there's a pattern of lying here that i think might cause a problem when it comes to whether or not there was minimal sedation. >> and in the end, when he did talk about it, when he did admit he'd given him propofol, he said he gave him 25 milligrams. so the prosecution learned from the defense just today that they're going to get a day to prepare to cross-examine this expert. is that unusual? >> it's actually not unusual. because both sides have a right to investigate throughout the trial. if they find something in the middle of the trial that must be produced to the other side, they have to do it quickly. but these things do happen. >> and any prediction for us on when we might have an end to this? >> you know, i think you're not going to see this get to the jury until the end of next week. i sus

prosecutors say that murray had none of the necessary equipment to monitor jackson while under sedationemergency. shafer made the point that quick action is needed when the patient goes into cardiac arrest. >> the heart has stopped beating, patient is not breathing. this is a cardiac arrest. again, you have to respond instantly. and i cannot emphasize enough the first response to an emergency. those of you who have taken a cpr course may remember the instructions for cpr. you find a person who is unresponsive, what's the first thing you do? call for help. >> according to the prosecute cushion time line, murray didn't call for help until 12:22, more than 20 minutes later. >> the facts in this case, in my view, suggest that virtually none of the safeguards for sedation were in place when propofol was administered to michael jackson. >> shafer said jackson's life could have been saved if murray took the necessary precautions. but the bottom line, according to shafer, murray never should have give inmichael propofol in the first place. >> if dr. murray had acted like a doctor, the very firs

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and causing a deeper level of sedation and compromise their ability to breathe. >> lawyers for murray will claim jackson took eight pills of the anti-anxiety drug hours before his death. >>> catching a cab in arlington county could soon cost you more. the board is considering whether to raise the basic taxi fair by 25 cents, and then add another 50 cents for each passenger 12 years old or older. the board still needs to set a public hearing on this proposal. >>> let's check again on our weather. let's talk to tom kierein who is in the storm center. >> still raining. we are getting moderate downpours in montgomery county as we look at the radar. over the last hour, much of the rain has tapered off. a lot in virginia. but there's moderate rain in fairfax county, and that one area of red in montgomery county from potomac up to gaitersburg, that's going east-northeast. and then across the frederick county line into southeastern frederick county maryland, that is advancing to the north and east. a few other pockets in prince georges county, charles and southern st. mary's, and it's about t

and at -- >> it was the study used to generate the dosing guidelines for propofol when used for sedation in the intensive care units. >> he presented a video showing how it's safely administered. >> it's organized, it may sound silly but it's important. when there are problems, you have to respond in a matter of seconds. >> reporter: he's expected to be the prosecution's last witness. he was concerned for the reputations of >> i have been asked, are you going to give me the drug that killed michael jackson? i get that question daily. propofol is an out standing drug. >> reporter: many of their witnesses will be brief including character witnesses and defense experts. it should begin on friday and should end by next week. in los angeles, fox news. >>> there appear to be some hopeful signs for the nba and the locked out players. federal mediator says that both sides plan to resume tomorrow making it a third straight day mediated talks. three games have been scrapped, if a deal is not struck, another round of games will be canceled. >>> why the zoo is keeping things all in the family. >>> c

and cause a deeper level of sedation and compromise their ability to breathe. >> a defense witness will testify that jackson took eight pills of lorazepam without murray's knowledge, ultimately causing jackson's death. >>> a birthday celebration for a chechen leader accused of human rights violations, actress hillary swank will make things right. she'll donate the money she earned. the oscar winner was one of several at the event last week to celebrate his 35th birthday. he's been accuseded of torture and other crimes. swank says she deeply regrets attending the event and she's committed to the protection of human rights. >>> herman cain is dominating decision 2012 this morning. he is leading a new poll of florida republicans taken by the american research council. he finished with 34%. former massachusetts governor mitt romney finished second with 28%. former house speaker newt gingrich came in third with 11%. and texas governor rick perry, who had once surged in the polls, finished with just 5%. remember cain finished first in a florida straw poll three weeks ago. >>> a year after one

and the question of sedating somebody at home with propofol, without the proper care.y walked out of the room after he gave that last dose. there's just too many things wrong with this. and it just doesn't add up. i think he's in trouble. >> we'll hear his side next week. i want to switch cases to the casey anthony case. we saw this video of her reaction when she first hears that her daughter's remains have been found. how damaging is this video? if it is at all. it looks like a mother distraught. >> my understanding is, the significance of this video is, she didn't know it was her daughter. she was simply told remains have been found near the anthony home. and this is her reaction. the prosecution wanted to do stuff to show, if she didn't know where casey was and that casey was dead, she wouldn't have reacted the way that she did. that said, i don't think this video would have helped at the trial because the hole in the trial was what was the cause of death? without cause of death, that's where they got hung up. >> you think this wouldn't have had a significant outcom

and cause a deeper level of sedation and compromise their ability to breathe. >> sources tell nbc news that attorneys for murray will claim that jackson took eight pills of the anti-anxiety drug lorazepam hours before his death without murray's knowledge, ultimately causing his death. >>> cuba wants more than offered in a proposed prisoner swap with the united states. it would involve the release of alan gross from potomac, maryland. he's serving a 15-year sentence for bringing illegal communications equipment into cuba in 2009. the u.s. says that equipment was going to help a cuban jewish community. cuba says the american prisoner offered to be traded, rene gonzalez, already served most of his sentence for spying, and it's calling for the release of one or more of the four others convicted with gonzalez. >>> hurricane irene put a damper on the original celebration, but big crowds are still expected for the dedication of the martin luther king jr. memorial. it will feature speeches from a number of people, including members of king's family and president obama. the memorial, which sits

a game ward came to his rescue, sedated him with a tranquilizer dart and cut the rope. he also cut his antlers to protect him from hunters. >>> jim bernard is here with the forecast. i'm doing my happy temperature dance. it's been so gorgeous, still in a good mood. >> it's been very warm throughout the bay. everybody in a pretty good mood and temperatures are way above average, as we saw anything from 10 to 15 degrees above normal today. 80s, creating happy dances throughout the bay, as we see 80-degree temperatures even in the city and back to the beach. still clear skies out around the bay, as we take a look across the valley, things beginning to darken up a bit. clear at this hour, and again, first thing in the morning, as the sun sets slowly in the west, we'll look for clear evening, as the offshore flow continues, continued mild and clear and warm for tomorrow. maybe not quite as warm as today. but still we'll look for upper 70s to prevail throughout the bay. cooling us down a bit on monday, but nothing dramatic. 86 in livermore, back to the beach, 82, 86, 81 in th

all bets are off, you can't be 100% sure that that is not enough to kind of tip them along that sedationontinuum, and compromise their ability to breathe. >> murray's defense is expected to claim jackson took eight pills hours before his death but never told dr. murray. on wednesday, the defense team may have abandoned the argument that found that scenario was not supported by science. >> i think they're trying to find some experts that will support their theory of the case that it wasn't conrad murray's fault. >> more points for the prosecution, when a cardiologist found six deviations in the standard of care given to jackson by the doctor. had murray not taken those alleged missteps, michael jackson would still be alive today. and again, court ended early today. the defense will begin presenting its case next week. still no word whether dr. murray himself will take the stand. many legal experts say that is unlikely. court is over, but there's plenty of action here downtown in los angeles. in fact, can you see a group of protesters behind me. these are from the group occupy l.a., which

the marine under sedation has bleeding in his brain. back at the protest, one young man who helped olsen last night was still shaken and showed us a large bruise on his back. >> i was trying to carry him away and they shot me in the side. >> reporter: they held a brief meeting about his friend. >> he's a very peaceful, generous person. for example, he's really into the occupy movement. he would work his job during the day as a computer systems analyst but would sleep out on the streets in the night. >> reporter: again, scott was a part of iraq veterans against war. they're forming a fund to help olsen's family who will be flying out from wisconsin to see their son. >> oakland's interim police chief spoke about the incident. he said he regretted it happened. >> we have treated that incident as a level 1 incident. level 1 in our department is the same as if an officer used lethal force which requires a higher level of investigation by our internal affairs division. the officer, the district attorney's office, and this case is reviewed by

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a game warden came to his rescue and sedated him with a tranquilizer dart and cut away the rope and cut antlers to protect him from hunters. that's it for this edition of cbs5 eyewitness news. see you back here tomorrow night at 5:30 and raiders game is on at 1 p.m. see you then. until then news updates on cbssf.com. good night. cap caps ,,,, at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area,

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. >> his surviving brother has been upgraded from fair to good condition though remains sedated. the woman shot asked the hospital spokeswoman to clarify she was shot in the arm not her leg as reported. >> and let's change gears now. unsettled weather, sunny rainy, almost out of here and take a look at what it did this morning. the storm gave windshield wipers a workout. and there is a look at doppler. >> and there is a phrase almost out of here an official weather term because that is what it is. you can see there is most of the bay area experienceing calm dry weather. there is a batch of thunderstorm activity moving east and southeast now. it's active storm cell there. it's moving away from population senters so we can say most of us are seeing this calming trend and a warming trend. at lake tahoe snow storm ended around the lake. it's winding down so. we're get back to more normal weather we've got lovely day as haechld i'll show you how lovely weather going to be in the accu-weather forecast later. dan? cheryl? >> thank you. and now steve jobs the man brought us ipod iphone a

he is now sedated at highland hospital in oakland with a skull fracture. here is an update on his condition. >> he is awake. he still does not speak. he is able to write. they say they are expecting a full recovery. justin >> his friend also mentioned that scots parents have arrived and are with him at hospital. coming up at 7:00 a.m. he will hear it scott plans to return to the occupy oakland protests once he is out of the hospital. we will be right back. thus if this sphere far off >>mark: the bay bridge is celebrating a milestone as the final section of the suspension span will be put into place. >>jackie: this will be the last roadway section to go in. after that, they will start suspending the cables. that will take a while to get done. that will be done late this year or early next year. these milestones seem to be coming quickly. we are more than one year out on the opening of the bay bridge. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. >>james: this is a live picture, jackie sissel is showing us treasure island. . it is clear and cold

murray regularly kept jackson sedated. >>> coming up, we're going to tell you high howe a guy got ridith a guitar. >>> a push to make cigarettes >>> according to the united nations, a chemical called methyl bromide is destroying the ozone layers. it is said to be toxic to humans and animals and that's why people are so angry that a country club is using it on the golf course. showmany stone is in chevy chase with more on this. >> reporter: there are a lot of angry homeowners that live across the street from this exclusive golf course in chevy chase. >> it's a concern to me and to all of the neighbors. >> reporter: rodney lives next to the chevy chase golf course and says they are acting like a bad neighbor. >> i'm wondering why. >> reporter: the club's newsletter says they use methyl bromide as a pesticide and will use in the the fall of next year. the u.s. department of environmental protection say that the gas can cause severe health problems such as headache, dizziness and lung damage. >> i'm appalled they have not put stop to this. >> reporter: hundreds of homeowners signed a peti

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chilling tapes of a sedated michael jackson revealed in court today. >>> and fighting breast cancer. for many women faced with a life saving drug and a dangerous side effect, tonight there is a new option. effect, tonight there is a new option. "nbc nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. we begin tonight with what has become by any measure a pretty massive protest movement. while it goes by the official name occupy wall street it has spread steadily and far beyond wall street. it could turn out to be the protest of this current era. the lyric from 45 years ago in the buffalo springfield song "for what it's worth" could describe this movement. there is something happening here. what it is ain't exactly clear but it encompasses a lot of things. unaccountability and general upheaval and dissatisfaction. again today, thousands took to the streets of the city. they are in the streets of other cities as well. it's where we begin tonight with mara schiavocampo in lower manhattan. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. today the demonstrat

you know sedation security council has stopped the discussions over the cost in his bid for country representation at the u.n. the decision is not expected soon as israel has powerful allies including the u.s. that is valid the details application but the palestinians have supporters too and they strongly believe recognition is the only way to protect their rights if this happens to. have a nice state be able to maintain peace amidst such strong disagreement with its closest aides quoted spark even more still it's in the region we're talking to palestinian a baskin from russia. post time wants to upgrade its un observers to imagine membership recognition as a sovereign state the final decision is up to the general assembly cannot be made without the security council's approval or. this tricky situation several weeks will pass before a final decision is made nine fifteen council members are ready to support palestine submission. only succeed israel strongest supporter washington. speaker. welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us to give it a month ago well. well first of all the u.

olson is sedated. and he is in critical condition. he is originally from wisconsin. but he was in the bay area, iraq vets against the war. >> he's a joy to be around. he's been out there, outreaching to veterans, for veterans rights. outreaching to little kids for truth and recruiting campaigns. and also for, you know, veterans health care. >> scott was behind this. he believed it. he would want it to continue. that's what we're out here doing. continuing to participate in this movement. and getting people out here. >> olson is a computer analyst who served two tours in iraq. his family is reportedly on their way from the midwest to be with him here in the bay area. >>> everything has a price tag, including the freedom of speech. one of the prissry questions, who pays for all the police overtime? ultimately, it's the state of california. oakland city officials said today they haven't tallied up the over time costs for the officers. still, in tough economic times and budget ,tscu some oakland residents are worried it will lead to further cuts in city services. >> we c

a leading researcher on the drug propofol says it is safe if used to sedate patients before surgery, however not as a sleep aid as michael jackson used it. >> i am asked every day i'm in the operating room. i am asked the question are you going to give me the drug that killed michael jackson? >> the involuntary manslaughter case against dr. conrad murray could go to the jury as soon as next week. >>> lindsay lohan could be headed back to jail soon. see the handcuffs there? she was in court and left with those on after a los angeles judge revoked her probation. the judge said it appeared lohan had violated her parole. she didn't complete her court ordered community service. she later posted $100,000 bail and she's out and due back in court november 2nd. >>> the new thriller margin call takes us back to the financial crisis of 2008. >> the actors in the movie say it is just as relevant right now as it was three years ago. karen brown reports. >> sell it all today. >> you're selling something that you know has no value. >> reporter: "margin call" takes place inside an investment bank. >

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time for tonight's tools and award and not to go to fox news now yes we often pick on fox news but sedate is a special day today is their pick t.v. birthday so today we want to show you what box news has brought to america over the last fifteen years now since taking to the airwaves in one thousand nine hundred six boxes built a loyal customer brand they've become the talking points network for the republican party so we're going to celebrate with a stroll down memory lane let's just call it boxes greatest hits so secret the networks hate liberals they go after democrats with glee in their eyes any chance that they get off and ignore republican hypocrisy so just take a little look at fox news versus progressives and the obvious propaganda that liberals are trying to teach to our children. think woodstock meets burning man meets people with absolutely no purpose or focus in life they are controlled by radicals and revolutionary communist it's just so weird that they don't release and just get it over with it seems to me because i was on i don't doubt it was just now it's getting strange th

and the date of their marriage have been engraved as well as based a middle east expert sherry in sedating says they colonel's death will open up an era of tribal and ethnic conflict across libya. the international community is calling for an investigation but they've been complicit in his death it casts a shadow on many things that casts a shadow on the m.t.c. to cast a shadow on the future of the country could our feet help here's the tribes and the ethnicities together and what we're going to see over the next few months and years is massive trial and specifically ethnic divisions and very strong relations between the libyans of african descent who have african features and libyans of arabic or wherever it is that as well and even during this war and this started in every we've started to see those kinds of violent divisions between ethnicities the people of libya up are in the middle of a war right now it's a civil war or it's an international war and people are dying civilians are dying they're being imprisoned they're not getting proper medical treatment and and they're in the last p

you agree with this attorney here that this is a protected foreign speech this is just like doing a sedated physically you know whether there's definitely there's definitely are some some there's an appropriate comparison to be made between distributed denial of service attacks and sit ins and i think there's a clear parallel there are also denial of service attacks that are not that are not acts of protests that are criminal acts designed to break into a system to steal something but in there's also a kind of. service attack which is in fact very similar to a sit in i mean if you think about everybody going to a bank and sitting in the lobby of the bank at once so there's no other business can be transacted i mean you can definitely make the point and distributed denial of service attack is very similar kind of activity everybody requesting the website that wants together it's almost as if we all sat in front of our computers and at the exact same time hit enter so would you say that while you know the details are still about haiti on this case in santa cruz as to whether the homeless guy

of america and a man you just saw believing out of the head is in critical condition in a hospital sedated and on a respirator and the police would not have been able to do this if it hadn't been authorized by a like to civilian authorities like oakland's mayor and city council that i mentioned by the way that oakland's mayor is now facing a recall petition to crackdown against the occupy movement is getting more and more violent around the country this week police have attacked america american patriots and chicago atlanta albuquerque boston and several other cities for the latest in what happened last night in oakland joshua holland joins me now he's writer editor alternate dot org and has been covering the ongoing clashes in that city joshua welcome. thanks for having me tom thanks for joining us what's going on right now. well the protesters are going to reconvene in an hour and a half at the same spot where you saw that footage from last night i will be out there we'll see what happens tonight ok the. hall today in our open letter to the mayor of oakland quote of the norwegian peace r

maybe something more sedate, like this. >> another halloween prank prompted 911 calls in charlotte, north carolina. check out this dummy hanging from the home. >> folks getting into the spirit. 46 degrees on tv hill. sarah will catches up to date on the traffic situation this morning. >> a game 5 nil biter in the american league divisional playoffs. the yankees had home field advantage. would that be enough to tame the tigers? >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. kind of busy as you make your way out of the randallstown area. we of an accident at old court road and liberty road. the starting to see signs of a delay on the west side. in baltimore county, we have fire department activity. we're seeing some delays north and southbound on 895 as you make your approach to the harbor tunnel. today you might want to consider the fort mchenry desert altogether. we start at the fort mchenry. southbound traffic moving without any significant delay