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. >> reporter: paramedic richard senneff says he could see jackson's ribs. and he's cold to the touch, no heartbeat. flat lined. and his partner, martin blount says -- >> he was not breathing. he was not moving. and his eyes was fixed and dilated. >> did you have an opinion as to whether or not mr. jackson was alive? >> i felt he was dead, ma'am. >> reporter: paramedic richard senneff says dr. murray tells him he's treating jackson for dehydration and exhaustion and nothings. when asked about what drugs jackson might be taking, never mentions propofol, that killed him. >> 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 to you having administered propofol to michael jackson? >> no, he did not. >> reporter: the paramedics notice there's no medical equipment in the room, not even a $40 alarm that could have told dr. murray jackson stopped breathing. but they go to work, cpr, a bag to force air into jackson's lungs and drugs to restart the heart, but nothi

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. >> senneff said he saw no change in jackson's condition from the time he got to the scene, at 12:57 than 30 minutes after they arrived, emergency responders wanted to declare michael jackson dead. >> if there's nothing further, we're going to call it here. time of death is 12:57. >> but senneff says murray insisted jackson be transported to the hospital and not declared dead. after loading him into the ambulance, senneff says he went back inside to find murray in the bedroom. >> describe what you see dr. murray doing when you return to the bedroom. >> he has a bag in hand and is picking up items from the floor. >> where is he located when you see him with the bag in his hand picking up items from the floor? >> near the nightstand? >> on the far side of the bed? >> on the far side of the bed. >> the defense warned against jumping to conclusions. >> did you see what dr. murray was, in fact, picking up? >> i did not. >> okay. isn't it true he was picking up his wallet and his glasses? >> i don't know, sir, the bed was blocking right where his hands were. >> jackson was transported to t

. >> senneff said he saw no change in jackson's condition from the time he got to the scene, at 12:57, more than 30 minutes after they arrived, emergency responders wanted to declare michael jackson dead. >> if there's nothing further, we're going to call it here. time of death is 12:57. >> but senneff says murray insisted jackson be transported to the hospital and not declared dead. after loading him into the ambulance, senneff says he went back inside to find murray in the bedroom. >> describe what you see dr. murray doing when you return to the bedroom. >> he has a bag in hand and is picking up items from the floor. >> where is he located when you see him with the bag in his hand picking up items from the floor? >> near the nightstand? >> on the far side of the bed? >> on the far side of the bed. >> the defense warned against jumping to conclusions. >> did you see what dr. murray was, in fact, picking up? >> i did not. >> okay. isn't it true he was picking up his wallet and his glasses? >> i don't know, sir, the bed was blocking right where his hands were. >> jackson was transporte

paramedic richard senneff says he could see jackson's ribs. >> the patient was wearing a surgical caplar 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, cpr, a bag to force air into jackson's lungs and drugs to restart the heart. nothing is working. and i

richard senneff was a good witness for the prosecution.ng was that he said the first question he asked when he sized up the scene in the bedroom, an iv pole, thin man laying in bed who appeared to be unresponsive. a doctor on site. he's like, are there dnr orders? do not resuscitate orders? he thought this might be somebody terminally ill. it looked like the scene of an ill person. well, michael jackson really was quite healthy. he was eating well. yes, he was a little bit thin, but he was still within the normal range. and that will come out later in the trial. so, i mean, he didn't have anything wrong with him. yet, he was being hydrated. it doesn't look good for the doctor. >> so down the road, what do you think the defense will be? that they will show that this is it video and that michael jackson was in good health and that he gave himself the propofol? is that the defense of conrad murray? >> actually the defense is going to say he wasn't in good health and the prosecution is saying he was in good health. the defense is going to say

. >> reporter: paramedic richard senneff testifies he sees medicine bottles on jackson's night stand.ntic conrad murray says he's treating jackson only for dehydration and exhaustion, with a sedative, lorazepam, for sleep. >> that did not add up to me. >> why is that? >> doctor's in the house. i.v. pole. i.v. hooked up to the patient. it didn't seem normal. >> did dr. murray ever mention to you having administered propofol to michael jackson? >> no, he did not. >> reporter: for 42 minutes, paramedics used cpr, drugs to restart his heart and an amubag. >> you seal the mask over the face. and you squeeze the bag to push air into the patient's lungs. >> reporter: his ekg. >> the monitor was a clean flat-line. >> reporter: even though ucla medical center suggest that paramedics declare jackson dead in his bedroom, dr. murray pushes them to keep trying in the ambulance ride to the hospital. and senneff testified, before they leave the mansion, murray is spotted scooping up items in the mansion. at the hospital, murray says nothing to dr. richelle cooper, who testifies she saw no signs of l

senneff said that jackson appeared thin, underweight.e also noticed an iv that understa stand in the bedroom. and senneff asked murray what drugs jackson had taken. >> at that point, he said, no, he's not taking anything. and then he followed that up with, i just gave him a little bit of lo razz pam to sleep. >> did you follow up with anything else, or did you give him anything else? >> i asked is there anything else, anything else is this and no, that's it. just a little bit of lorazipam. >> reporter: paramedics would not learn that's not true that, he also gave him propofol, which the coroner says caused his death. >> did dr. murray mention to you having administered propofol t michael jackson? >> no. >> did he mention the word "propofol" to you during the time you were at the location in his presence? >> no, he didn't. >> reporter: the defense tried to ask if that would have made a difference. >> isn't it true that you would have done absolutely nothing different because you could not had dr. murray even mentioned the propofol? >> obj

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 causing some airport delays on some arriving flights up to 29 minutes. but this is a sweeping view. let me get out of the way -- from the transamerica building with our hd live weather camera looking out towards the beautiful golden gate bridge where the air temperature there is 64. san jose at 74. morgan hill just shy o

richard senneff testified that dr. conrad murray was evasive and never said anything about the powerful anesthetic in jackson's system. he said murray told him he'd given the singer only a sedative. in a courtroom in italy, the amanda knox case is wrapping up. two years ago, the american student was convicted of murdering her roommate, but much of the evidence was later thrown out and she now hopes to win her appeal. today, the prosecutor presented his final arguments. "48 hours" correspondent peter van zandt was in the courtroom. >> reporter: in the final days of her appeal trial in perugia, italy, 24-year-old american amanda knox is once again causing a media sensation. with nearly all the evidence used to convict knox in the first trial either dismissed or discredited, besieged prosecutor giuliano mignini painted knox and her former boyfriend raffaele sollecito as cold blooded killers. the prosecutor told the jury that knox and sollecito avoided looking at gruesome photos he presented in court of the victim, meredit

and richard senneff said that he asked dr.ray 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 that ride for an hour and a half. the people in the plane were dangling there for a couple of hours. rescue crews were able to get them out safely and their injuries were not seri

. >> reporter: richard senneff was one of four paramedics who tried to revive jackson. >> when i first moved the patient, his skin was very cool to the touch. when i took a first glance at him, his eyes were open. they were dry and his pupils were dilated. >> reporter: prosecutors claim the 58-year-old doctor repeatedly lied to medics and emergency room doctors about medications he gave jackson. defense attorneys say the king of pop gave himself the fatal dose after his doctor left the room. meanwhile an executive of the company that makes a medical device used by murray said the device used to monitor oxygen in the blood did not have an audible alarm. >> but it is adequate, isn't it? >> if you were watching the screen the entire time. >> when you don't have the audible alarm, it's necessary to watch? >> that's correct. >> that's the only difference, isn't it? >> that's correct. >> that's a big difference, right? >> that's a huge difference. >> between life and death potentially? >> yes. >> reporter: the supervising nurse at the hospital said the singer appeared clinically dead when he