and there would have been no jury to michael jackson. >> reporter: shafer said based on murray's ownlanation, jackson must have died while receiving that last dose of propofol. >> if the infusion had stopped while he was still alive, the levels would have fallen very quickly. and he would not have suffered the arrest. >> reporter: almost as soon as he took the stand, shafer ripped into his colleague's actions. in particular, his regular use of propofol to put jackson to sleep. >> in farm logical never-never land here -- >> reporter: shafer showed the court a video that showed the proper use of propofol, in a surgical setting, where the patient was never left alone. the defense argued that prosecutors tampered with the evidence when they pulled the handle of an unused bottle of propofol in jackson's bedroom. the judge allowed it into into the record. >>> thank you, diana. >>> we're getting an inside look at the late steve jobs, thanks to a newly authorized biography just hitting shelves. the book is by isaacson. it also details jobs' well-known use of lsd. isaacson says jobs delayed h

shafer, the prosecution witness. he cannot say that dr. murray acted properly. we know that.is not the person who caused the death of michael jackson and that it was michael jackson. >> thanks for your time. >> thank you, thomas. >> that will do it for me today. i'll see you monday. stay right where you are, richard l ushgui will pick thin. >> coming up next, herman cain tweets his 9-9-9 tax, we'll look at the flat tack rick perry is expected to pitch next week, and who is in the republican race to win it and who is in it to build up their brand. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade and check my investment portfolio, research stocks, and set conditional orders. wait, why are you t

shafer says that dr. murray was more like an employee for michael jackson, not a doctor.>> well, it is for the evidence of gross negligence. and the prosecution has done a whale of a job proving that he was grossly negligent. the problem they've got is in order to convict dr. murray, they have to prove that his gross negligence caused the death. and i don't know that they've made that burden. their burden is beyond a reasonable doubt the pro pop poe follow and theed a minute strering is what caused his debt. it's the idea of causation. >> sunny, do you think they have enough evidence? >> i don't know what trial, mark, you're watching. the bottom line is, not only has the prosecution proved that conrad murray did not have the proper monitoring equipment, they proved that he shouldn't have been putting michael jackson to sleep with propofol but for those actions michael jackson would still be alive today. witness after witness after witness has testified to that. >> do you know what the problem is, when you do these packages, and i don't mean to condemn cnn, and i love cnn,

shafer has been on three days now.think he's just been covering all bases. >> they'll move into the defense case right now and what they'll be doing. what's the strategy? >> i think first of all, they'll have the battle of the experts. the defense is calling dr. white, who actually taught dr. shafer, i'm sure he will testify to a couple of things. he will say the propofol level was within accepted standard of cares, that if 911 was called, he still wouldn't have been able to save him and that the lorazepam was a contributing factor. >> how does the case look? >> i think the facts are strong for the prosecution. it sounds a lot to a lay jury like a medical malpractice case. and it's an l.a. jury -- >> anything is possible. >> anything is possible. >> today or on monday when the defense starts what should we be looking out for? >> the battle of experts and that dr. murray was not as egregiously not conducting himself within medical standards as the prosecution painted him to be. he was following procedure safely up to th

shafer says that dr. like an employee to michael jackson than he was a doctor, basically taking orders from the patient. pretty damaging stuff. >> well, it is for the element of gross negligence. and the prosecution has done a whale of a job proving he was grossly negligent. the problem they've got is in order to convict dr. murray they still have to show that his gross negligence caused the death. and i don't know that they've made that burden. their burden is beyond a reasonable doubt that the propofol and the administering of it is what caused this cardiac arrest. and i think that's what the jury's going to be wrestling with. and that's certainly what the jury instruction is going to say. this idea of causation. >> sunny, do you think his gross negligence caused the death, by not having the right equipment even in the room? >> there's no question about it. i don't know what trial, mark, you're watching. the bottom line is, not only has the prosecution proved that conrad murray did not have the proper m

dootor steven shafer who's an expert on the week he testified that the only way too explain jackson'sath was ttat he overdosed on propofol infused through an iv drip. bbt when defense &pattorneys attempped to discredit that account, shafer stood fiim, aaswering petailed questions about what he'd expect to see with prrpofoo ann apneas. 3 3&in patient who was pharmacologically naive, absooutely i would expect apnea. in mrr jackson's case, it's harder to have that level of certainty because there's & ery littte, almost precedent, foo ttis amount of propofol exposure. but for the purposes of your question sir, yes. 3 murray has pleaded not guilly. if convicted he could face 4 years behind bars. the search continues tonight for a missing missouri baby. &ptonight we are getting a look at surveillanne video from a gas station near lisa irwin's home. it shows an unidentifiid person walking along the road around wo a-m october 4th... the same nnght baby lisa family gathered sunday for an emotional prayer vigillfor the missing chill. billboards around kansas city are being used in the search fo

shafer gave a visual recreation how he thinks it was administer administered. >> when it goes to michael jackson is when it opens up. >> reporter: he believes jackson died from a propofol drip. >> he has been entrusted by michael jackson to look after his safety every night and he has failed that responsibility while enabling the administration. he is responsible for every drop of propofol in that room. >> reporter: earlier in the week, shafer pulled no punches laying out what he called 17 egregious violations in the care of michael jackson. four of them unconscionable. >> the lack of legal records, it's such a profound violation. the realtime record, everything. >> reporter: after weeks of strong testimony, the defense begins laying out its case to create enough reasonable doubt to clear his name. they are expected to call 15 witnesses, former patients, l.a.p.d. witnesses and a doctor who believes propofol did not kill michael jackson. >>> root canals, they are awful. they are standard procedure on most people. up in alaska, a dentist was asked to perform a root canal, not on a person,

shafer that says how dr. murray set up the propofol drip that was at the heart of the defense cross-examination. questioning why the doctor would not just hang the bottle of anesthetic on the i.v. as designed. but instead, cut a hole in the saline bag and insert the bottle. and in an attempt to make the prosecution witness look overzealous, perhaps even silly, the defense pointed out to the jury, that dr. shafer did some experimenting with propofol on his own. >> you literally swallowed propofol. >> before the study, yes. i knew it was inert. >> reporter: the defense is expected to start its case on monday with a week's worth of witnesses. jim avila, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to jim. >>> now, to ron claiborne with the other headlines. good morning, ron. >> good morning to you. dan, welcome back to the second happiest place in the world. that will be explained later. good morning, everyone. we begin with the second deadly shark attack in australia in less than two weeks. a 32-year-old american scuba

shafer is just the expert. he is the expert on propofol.ct that prosecution has him, of course the defense will go after any possible link they can to try to discredit him in any way. but in my book, anybody who is actually willing to test propofol on themselves in order to find out if it really work the way the defense says, has got pretty high marks. >> the prosecution is altering its strategy. the defense's new theory is that jackson took eight propofol kills which had a bad reaction from the propofol and that is what killed him at the end. is that a good strategy? >> i don't think is t is. if you were to buy that, which the prosecution is about to tumble it down, if you were to buy that, the defense is left with the monumental problem that dr. maurray, knowing he was an addict, you heard him slurring as a result of the other doctors, left him at his bedside with all of the other bottles of various drugs from all these other doctors within reach. it is like leaving a child with a bunch of candy and saying i'm not responsible for what he

stephen shafer was back on the stand.ecution played a portion of the video outlining the proper way to sedate a patient. >> this is the operating room. >>> court was delayed because shafer's father died and to give defense time to look at a new coroners report. >> michael jackson swallowed eight 2 milligram pills. >> reporter: shafer's testimony is expected to echo that of oth others. >> i would like from my testimony in part for people to understand that when they are given these drugs by people who know what they are doing, they are good drugs, they can be safely given. >> the question in this case is going to be whether it was gross negligence or not. the defense is going to concede there's simple negligence. >> reporter: the attorneys say dr. murray is holding up as well as can be expected. >> how would anybody hold up with these charges? >> reporter: soon, the defense will call more than a dozen witnesses including a propofol expert and two detectives who questioned dr. murray. they are hoping to create enough reason

steven shafer, the jurors, everybody who was watching it. they heard from him. about the kind of system that dr. conrad murray created to get this propofol to not just drip but almost pour into the body of michael jackson. how damaging was that? >> well, when you're on the prosecution's case and you're let with the questions and you do what you've practiced to do in front of the jury, it comes across very compelling, fred. the great equalizer of cross-examination takes over. what we find early in the cross-examination of dr. shafer is that the setup he used in front of the jury to demonstrate the cords and wires which made up the iv was improper. it was not as it was depicted in the room with michael jackson. so premise number one is wrong, he gave compelling testimony, he was a powerful witness for the prosecution's case. let's get the defense case. let's not jump to conclusions like everyone did in casey anthony. >> he wasn't there, only michael jackson and the doctor were there. as we've heard from previous testimony, conrad murray had everything moved out of

they'll start with shafer on cross-examination, that shouldn't take too long.t the state to -- the defense to start its case at some point after court resumes. ted rowlands, cnn, los angeles. >>> moammar gadhafi is gone, but his billions remain. and libya's new government, its wants that money. how difficult will it be to get their hands on the cash? >>> and a bank mails monthly statements to the wrong homes. thousands affected. ahead, what the bank is doing to correct that mistake. it's 26 minutes past the hour. ch expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. gives you a 50% annual bonus! so you earn 50% more cash. according to research, everybody likes more cash. well, almost everybody... ♪ would you like 50% more cash? no! but it's more money. [ male announcer ] the new

shafer, considered one of the best propofol experts in the country. >> dr.ario reconcile with the facts if this case, with dr. conrad murray's statement? answer: no. question: with the physical evidence found at the scene? answer: no. question: does it reconcile with the urine concentration found at open? answer: no. >>reporter: that was the direct examination by the defense team of their star witness, dr. white, the strongest point they made all day. >>shepard: this is winding up, is that true? >>reporter: the judge has been frustrated and shown that in the courtroom in the last couple of days, and he apologized to the jury saying i said this would be done by now and i'm sorry, and i appreciate you staying with me on this, and it could wrap up, the jury could get this case by the middle of next week, cross-examination of white will begin on monday and a couple of rebuttal witnesses and they could get this barring any other problems they have had with scheduling by the middle of the week, and we are told by some of the people in the courtroom the jury is sho

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stephen shafer pulled no punches laying out 17 agregregious violations and one being illegal. >> the lack of medical records, it's such a profound violation. it's the realtime records. it's the -- it's everything. >> reporter: some of the most disturbing violations included using propofol as a sleep aid and administering it in jackson's bedroom without proper monitoring. he was disturbed that dr. murray waited to call 911. that is so egregious. i actually find it difficult to comprehend that you can have a patient who has arrested and you call and you leave a voice message for someone? it's just inconceivable to me. >> reporter: the defense claimed jackson took several lorazapam pills. today, on the stand, dr. shafer disputed the claims. >> the possibility of a direct self-injection seems extremely unlikely. >> reporter: he told jurors had proper medical care been given, michael jackson would still be alive today. once the defense continues their case, it could take four days with 15 witnesses. the case could go to jury as early as next week. >>> an exchange between secretary of stat

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stephen shafer pulled no punches laying out what he called 17 egregious violations. shafer called them unethical and one illegal. >> the lack of medical records, it's such a profound violation. it's the realtime records, it is the -- it's everything. >> reporter: some of the most disturbing violations included using propofol as a sleep aid and administering it. at one point, he was disturbed by the fact dr. murray waited to call 911. >> that is so egregious that i actually find it difficult to even comprehend. you could have a patient who has arrested and you call and you leave a voice message for someone? it's just inconceivable to me. >> reporter: the defense claimed jackson took several lorazepam pills the morning of his death. and he may have given himself the final doze of propofol. the doctor disputed the claims. >> a self-injection seems extremely unlikely. >> reporter: had proper medical care been given, no doubt michael jackson would be alive today. it could take four days with 15 witnesses. we could see the case go to the jury as early as next week. in down

that's the last time bob shafer sees him alive.went out friday night, was he dressed as woman in. >> yes, he was. this is something very new for him. it was a new persona he was experimenting with. he had been doing it for ten days. >> reporter: saturday, he was found dead on the sidewalk just around the corner from his home. missing his bmw car, that car found a short time later up there on gerard street. >> not too far away. it was a stick shift. i think somebody may have had difficulty driving it. >> reporter: why was he murdered? was it because of the clothes he was wearing? was it because of his car? or was it something else? i'm pat collins news 4, washington. >> there is a $25,000 reward for information in this case. >>> prince george's county police are warning people to stay alert after reports of two sexual assaults in suitland. they were in the 4700 block of silver hill road. they believe the same man is responsible for both incidents. they happened between 5:00 and 7:00 in the morning. >>> we are following breaking news

shafer, they poked holes in his testimony. they gave michael jackson 40 times the propofol than the 25 milligrams he claimed. he testified he believes he administered the anesthetic through an iv drip. >> it's consistent with michael jackson dying on a drip of propofol. >> reporter: but the defense says he took eight lorazepam taplets before he died and claims jackson injected himself with propofol in a desperate attempt to sleep. they tell nbc news murray's lawyers developed a new time line and will lay it out this week. >> they have to kick up enough sand and hopefully something sticks with a juror that creates reasonable doubt. >>> a colleague of shafers was sitting there, dr. paul white who will testify. >> he's going to point out mistakes, he didn't know the drug. he didn't know the literature and he was making all the assumptions just to have an opinion against dr. murray. >> reporter: defense is expected to call 15 witnesses hoping to chip away at the prosecutions case. after being on tour for three weeks, michael's sis

that's the last time bob shafer sees him alive.hen he went out friday night, was he dressed as a woman? >> yes, he was. this is something very new for him. it was a new persona he was experiencing with. he had been doing it for ten days. >> reporter: saturday, around 5:00 a.m., he was found dead on the sidewalk, just around the corner from his home missing his bmw car. why was he murdered? was it because of the clothes he was wearing? was it because of his car? or was it something else? i'm pat collins, news 4 washington. >> there is a $25,000 reward in this case. >>> in news for your health, it is a life saving cancer drug that comes with a drawback. researchers say the treatment can do damage to your heart. it's called herceptin. it's for aggressive forms of breast cancer. nbcs chief science and health correspondent is with us. it's been around for awhile. did they know it had this side effect? >> absolutely, wendy. they knew it from the beginning of the research program. one of the reasons is it's given together with a chemo the

shafer says he believed dr. murray had several problems. he failed to call 911 right away when jackson became unresponsive. >> you could have a patient who has arrested and you call and you leave a voice message for someone? it's just inconceivable. >> shafer also said it was unlikely jackson ingested drugs by himself. the defense could begin their case as early as tomorrow. they are expected to call 14 witnesses. the jury could start deliberating as soon as the end of next week. >>> up next, why the obama administration is selling a prime piece of real estate in georgetown. >>> dozens of wild animals killed. it was public >>> fast 4ward through the headlines. a repeat sex offender is back behind bars. the 20-year-old is accused of using facebook to lure a 13-year-old to his home. he was just released from jail a few months ago for another offense. he's held without bond. >>> a fire broke out this afternoon. fire officials called for an evacuation at one point. two firefighters were injured. they are expected to be okay. >>> the interim gov

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shafer today.nd is expected to begin its case on monday. >> thank you, jim. >>> and now, to josh elliott and stories developing right now. >> good morning, all of you. we're going to begin with results on the largest study ever on cell phones and cancer. the study found no link. the study covered some 350,000 people over 17 years and found that people who use cell phones have the same rates of cancer as those who do not. experts say the risk still cannot be ruled out. >>> this morning, we are gett tg surprising, new insight into the life of steve jobs. he had access to the best medical treatments. the best surgeons in the world. but when steve jobs was diagnosed with deadly pancreatic cancer he reportedly delayed the surgery that could have saved his life, calling it too invasive. he tried alternative therapies. and later said he regretted that decision. one of the stunning revelations in the steve jobs biography. walter isaacson, who conducted more than 40 interviews for the book, some right befor

shafer, the prosecution's big wrapup with itness.y on cross-examination and the admission the prosecution's witness made. >> one of the things you said on your -- in your testimony was you could not discount the possibility that michael jackson reached up, woke, reached you have and turned on or turned off the limiter on the i.v. site, is that right? >> correct. megyn: . you know you are in the hospital, they give you have pain medication. you hit the thing to give yourself pain medication. there is a limiter so you can't o.d. >> first all, megyn, when we impanel jurors we tell them one thing very important. don't leave your common sense at the door. bring your common sense to it. could that possibly in a fantasy world of .11% have happened? maybe. that's what the good doctor was saying. but that's not reasonable. you have know reasonable doubt. that's not reasonable doubt. it's not beyond any doubt. megyn: isn't it true the defense on closing argument is going to try to drive a freight train through that admission? >> of course. tha

shafer on the state's list. i believe we will hear from him.may also hear from another cardiologist. it's definitely going to be i think the battle of the experts and we will see which side wins on that. >> that should play out next week. sunny hostin, thank you for being here tonight. >>> a special report on bullying an extraordinary look at real life bullies in action. ♪ and the flowers and the trees ♪ ♪ all laugh when you walk by ♪ and the neighbors' kids run and hide ♪ deep inside you, there's a person who refuses to be kept deep inside you. ♪ but you're not ♪ you're the one be true to yourself. what's healthier than that? >>> all this week, we are taking an in-depth look at an epidemic we have been covering on "360." bullying. it's not just happening in schools. a lot of it happens on-line. it's rare to be caught on camera. a new documentry called "the bullying project." it is extraordinary. it is shown thu the department of education and the parents featured in it have met with the president and first lady. gives you a glimpse of the crue

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shafer had to say that was pharmaceutical never, never land and he was clueless what to do with dr. as part of your evidence fairly damming it seems. >> damming and great theatrics in the trial. as a prosecutor you want to finish with a flourish. you look for a real strong witness. here literally as bill just said, the guy who wrote the book gets on the stand and comes after dr. murray and ticks off 17 different circumstances that he said were definiviationdevia. remember, it's a manslaughter case. they are not suggesting he intended to kill michael jackson but saying that he deviated from standard of care and that michael jackson could die from all of this. that is a great witness to wrap up your case with. >> what will the defense do? i think some people would consider it a surprise if conrad murray testifies. you think he should. >> it's been interesting question. ordinarily defendants don't take the stand. the reason is a lot of times they are guilty. other times, defense attorneys might say i don't want to shift the focus in the courtroom. you know, the prosecution has the burd

shafer said it's all conrad murray. dr.se theory could you rule out that michael jackson infused the fatal dose of propofol. he said no, i can't rule that out. that's the argument. now we are on the other side. dr. white is leaving opt possibility that could have happened. no one can say michael jackson definitely did not give himself that dose. so jurors want to define reasonable doubt that way, they could vote not guilty. megyn: >> here is the problem with the testimony from dr. white. he's basing his assumption and analysis in saying dr. murray was truthful in his interview with the police about how much propofol he administered to michael jackson. the reason we won't get to the cross-examination until monday because the testimony is based on the key that dr. murray was telling truth. megyn: i don't want to admit everything i did. this could have been the critical testimony by dr. white, the defense medical expert. the question was so you have think it was a self-injection between 11:30 and 12:00. an answered it was a se

shafer as being antagonistic toward dr. white and vice versa and that may amplify or embellish his testimony because of the personal vendetta against him. >> the defense has a lot of work ahead of them. >> sure. >> they have to backtrack and basically go into damage control mode. where should they start? >> well, i think they've got to do three things. one, they've got to have three experts to counteract the prosecution experts, once again, all ties go to the defendant. if they have experts who say there prnt egregious deviations from the accepted standarded of care, didn't rise to the level of criminal, secondly they'll hit upon the fact that the iv tubing was never seized or disappeared on the part of the prosecution. it's not there in evidence. and thirdly they have to show that there have been incidents of conduct like this or worse in the past where doctors aren't charged criminally and this is sort of a, because it's michael jackson this doctor is being made sort of a martyr in being selectively prosecuted. >> what do