taylor and the international tribunal -- condemned mr.taylor and the international tribunal accused him of war crimes in that country. the problems for the flamboyant politician the charles taylor had become or piling up as a new rebellion against his government in liberia this time around gathered pace. he was forced out of power by a mixture of hostile diplomacy and the rebel guns. mr. taylor headed into what he hoped would be a temporary exile in nigeria. he was a wanted man, but even as he handed power over to a deputy, he remained defiant. >> god willing, i will be accurate -- i will be back. >> by 2006 he was in the custody of the u.n. he was flown first to sierra leone, but there were fears he might try to escape his west african property. he was transferred to the hague for the rest of his trial. it has already been running for your and may take another year before the judges reached -- for a year and may take another year before the judges reached a verdict. >> the tribunal backed by the united nations has found a man guilty of g

in the witness stand at the international criminal court, charles taylor has presented -- charles taylor has prevented -- has presented his defense. he has admitted that things happened in sierra leone, murder, rape, the use of child soldiers, but he insists he plays no part. we have been watching the trial unfolds. >> when charles taylor stood to swear the kirk -- where the oath, it marked the first time a former african head of state had been called to answer charges of crimes against manatee. charles taylor has spent many months in the past two years while the trial has been underway sitting impassively, listening to the catalog of atrocities committed in sierra leone. he repeatedly denied any involvement. >> i and a father of 14 children. grandchildren, with love of humanity and i have fought all my life to do what i thought was right in the interests of justice and fair play. i resent that characterization of me. it is false, it is malicious. and i stopped there. >> four judges appointed by the government of sierra leone and the un are hearing the case. the central charge by the pro

for my beard president charles taylor is testifying at his war crimes trials. the dismisses charges against them as lies and rumors. the american investment bank goldman sachs is expected to announce strong profit six months after suffering huge losses as a result of the global economic crisis. over the past decade, tens of thousands of african migrants have illegally crossed into europe in search of a new life. the route across water is often. less, but the opportunities are deemed to out with the wrists. one is the of the canary islands, but the numbers who crossed last year are under a third of 2006. our correspondent has been to the island to find out why. >> on control of the spanish coast guard. behind us, the tourist resorts of tenerife, and had come of the atlantic ocean, the gateway to europe for illegal migrants. but today the horizon is clear. the fragile boats from africa are becoming a rare sight. over the past the two years, the number of illegal migrants make it to these shores has fallen by almost three-quarters, and that trend has continued in

our correspondentaseen years of repting on hiand looks back ahis career. >> charles taylor first cam to blic prominee as the bble. in 1989, he invaded liberia, saying he intended to orthrow the then-military dictator. thcivil war he provok shattered th country into polical and political and ethnic five mes. it spread refues across west africa, prticularly into siea leone. repos by the united nations began accusing chaes taylor of dire links wi the rebels in sierra leone. you and said he was a gun ruer and diamondmuggler, in leue with the insurgents who had becom norious for comtted -- for comtting widespad atrocities. in the fit against the government of sierra leone, they packed off the lim of everett -- of anyo, inuding children, who oose them and took control of the countr's diamond mines. western nations, especially britain and the u.s. condemned charles taylor andhe ternational tribun investigating war and dietin-- indicted him for war crimes in the untry. the problem for the showman polician charles tlor had beme were piling up as a new rebeion against his vernment in liberia g

taylor?>> improving the safety of these products is a work in progress, mr. chairman. >> you didn't answer my question. one of the things in being in front of this committee it's a lot easier if you answer the question. you didn't answer the question. please answer the question. >> if the question is the marketing -- no it, hasn't. >> i'm going to repeat the question just to make sure you heard it. i asked it that isn't it true in nearly every case since 1999, outbreaks of food-borne pathogens that were traced to leafy greens precut greens not whole leafy greens? >> yes. >> now, mr. taylor, doesn't it show that processing of leafy greens is a significant process -- the processing is a significant factor in causing outbreaks of food-borne pathogen isn't it so >> there are features of that process that do create an environment -- >> is that a yes or a no? >> yes. >> now, according to the ceo the fda reviewed the good agricultural processes imposed and the usda insists that it's mark-to-marketin

taylor?oving the safety of these products is a work in progress. >> you did not answer my question. one of the things about being in front of this committee, it is a lot easier if you answer the question. you did not answer the question. please answer the question. >> of the question is whether the marketing agreement has all the problem of produce safety, the answer is no, of course it has an. >> isu question and i'm going to repeat it so i make sure you heard it. is it true nearly every case since 1999 outbreaks of food borne pathogens that were traced to leafy greens involved pre-quds package leafy greens, not whole leafy greens, yes or no? >> yes. >> mr. taylor does nothing just up the processing of leafy greens is a significant factor in processing is a significant factor in causing outbreaks of food borne pathogens? >> there are features that process that degrade and temperament for pathogen growth. >> is that yes or no? >> yes. >> according to the ceo of calgma the fda reviewed the goo

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charles taylor said the case against him was built on lies and misinformation. prosecutors say taylor led an armed rebels to gain control of neighboring sierra leone in the civil war in that country from 1991 to 2002. the aim to strip from its vast mineral well. taylor is charged with 11 counts including murder, torture, rape and using child soldiers. today he denied the charges. >> i'm a father of 14 children, humanity i have fought all my life to do what i thought was right in the interest of justice and fair play. i resent that characterization of me. it is false. it is malicious and i stop there. >> liberia, itself, was consumed by years of civil war and the legacy of that conflict is the subject of tonight's "signature story." during 14 years of civil war in liberia some of the victims were young, young women, girls actually who were captured, forced to fight and, worse, as "worldfocus" special correspondent lynn sherr first reported for us earlier this year, many of them continue with their struggle to recover and forget. >> reporter: after class in cosmet

on the witness stand, charles taylor has presented his defense.liberia's former president admit that bad things happened in neighboring sierra leone. murder, torture, rape, sexual slavery, the use of child soldiers, but he insists that he played no part. >> when charles taylor stood to swear that the talk -- at the start of the testimony, it was the first time that a former african head of state had been called to answer for charges against humanity. charles taylor has spent months sitting passively, listening to a catalog of atrocities committed in sierra leone. he repeatedly denied any involvement. >> i am the father of 14 children and grandchildren with a love for humanity. i have fought all my life to do what i thought was right in the interest of justice and fair play. i resent that characterization of me. of me.

roy taylor and sky team 11. >> everything is back to normal in white marsh, but we have a video to show you of what we saw earlier bid from arbutus and come around 10:21, a store manager was taking receipts from the previous day to the bank when he was accosted by a suspect the suspect made manager get into the manager's car, and they drove away from this location. they drove to the area of king avenue and franklin square drive, where the suspect and bailed out of the vehicle. the have a description of the suspect responsible. baltimore county police have taken into custody the vehicle utilized in this robbery

eventually landing a job at ann taylor where he served as president.mented his reputation. in 1983, drexler was brought on to resuscitate the san francisco-based jeanne company the gap. >> when i worked in the department, i had a little lift in my drawer of about 20 items i thought a store should have. and the list always stayed with me. wasas essential that people in america, men and women, wear every day. >> reporter: this emphasis on essentials became the engine that took the gap from a $400 million retailer to a $14.5 billion global rebirth of cool. the gap would launch the discount chain old navy. >> i'm simply mad for them. >> reporter: and when drexler had difficulty finding clothes for his young son, gap kids was born. >> it's not like you're there doing it and saying wow it's done. you know something? it's never done. >> reporter: but by the summer of 2002, drexler was done. the gap staggered through a two-year slump and he was out. 19 years into your long relationship with them, extraordinary success, you get fired. >> right. >> reporter: wha

brought to you by baltimore's country station 93.1 wpoc, you'll find great music from stars like taylor swift, kenny chesney and keith urban and taylor swift. >>> a baby cut from her mother's womb found alive and two people are arrested. 22-year-old darlene hayes was found dead monday in her worcester, massachusetts apartment. police say the woman who took the baby tried to pass her off as her own. >>> if you think the potholes on lombard street are a problem, a massive sinkhole opened up in texas. the huge crater is 70 yards long, almost 50 feet deep. jerry jones wants to bill another stadium here. >> we told you yesterday about the 7-year-old who stole his parents' car to avoid church. this morning we have the dash cam video of that car chase in utah. it started when police saw the driver roll through a stop sign and then refused to pull over. when the car finally stopped at a house deputies were shocked to see a 7-year-old -- there he is -- get out behind the wheel and make a run for it into his house. >>> wearing too much per people could be -- perfume can be offensive but one offic

. >>> her health may suffer but elizabeth taylor's fiery personality resurfaced. they she said she wants nothing to do with michael jackson's service. she called it hoopla and blasted report she's on suicide watch. shed though my grief could not be any deeper i'm not on suicide watch as some of the cheaper rags would have you believe. she's going to fight those rumors. she lost a friend and now she has to fight that. >> yeah, and still have to deal with tabloids regardless. . it's interesting. i didn't realize they were such good friend. you go back in the articles online they were friends for a very long time. >> according to his title, king of pop, came from elizabeth taylor. >> she coined it apparently in the '80s. >>> from kntv nbc 11 in the bay area where in that famous bay that most infamous prison may once again be housing prisoners. awe plan in the work may allows visitors to spend the night at alcatraz. officials say instead of an overnight hotel, they would help with work on restoration projects. it's somehow appropriate that a bit of hard labor may just

roy taylor and sky team 11. >> everything is back to normal in white marsh, but we have a video to show you of what we saw earlier bid from arbutus and come around 10:21, a store manager was taking receipts from the previous day to the bank when he was accosted by a suspect the suspect made manager get into the manager's car, and they drove away from this location. they drove to the area of king avenue and franklin square drive, where the suspect and bailed out of the vehicle. the have a description of the suspect responsible. baltimore county police have taken into custody the vehicle utilized in this robbery /kidnapping here at chick filet. i am captain roy taylor. >> in idaho, family and friends of an army private captured in afghanistan 28 is ago, hoping and praying for his safe release. a video released what it was the first glimpse of him since his capture. we go to his hometown in idaho. >> these are the first video images of army private released sunday by his taliban captors. a visibly under arrest, he spoke about his family. >> i'm afraid that i my -- i might never see them ag

taylor will take the stand on tuesday. his defense is expected to last for up to one year. >> this is world news today. our main stories so far this hour, the pakistan military are opening the roads into the swat valley for people to return. the japanese prime minister has called for an election on the 30th of august following a crushing defeat in both elections in tokyo. more on their return, the original exodus was fleeing the fighting in pakistan. joining me on the line, sebastian, a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross. there's a lot of criticism that might be too early for these people to go back. what do you think? >> the position is that this has to be a decision made by the people themselves. i think that everyone is leaving on that principle. as far as we know, even the government has gone through procedures to make sure that mathe idp are willing to go back. as long as they are willing to go back, because they feel that the positions they face are ready for them. >> are they willing to go ba

in gaffney is james taylor who is the city administrator. mr. taylor, let me start with you.s a community that i'm assuming is just utterly terrified. i've read about people buying weapons, arming themselves. there's got to be a huge sense of relief tonight. how are people doing? >> well, certainly do not want to preempt the official announcement from the law enforcement agency. those are the folks that have been in the trenches doing all the hard work to try to keep this person from striking again. they're going to be making their announcement shortly. and, of course, there will be a relief -- there will be some relief when that a nounment is made. but for the families that suffered the loss due to this tragedy, i don't know that there will ever be any relief. their lives will be impacted forever. we must keep those folks in our thoughts and prays as community as a whole tries to get back to business as normal. >> moving on from this, it's going to be incredibly tough but just talk to us a little bit about what this community, what your community, has been going through over

taylor says she's too overcome with grief. despite the no shows, there will be plenty of celebrities, stevie wonder, lionel richie, mariah carey, and jennifer hudson are just some of the many planning to participate in what's sure to be a tribute fit for a king. now, not all of the tickets were handed out yesterday, so at 6:00 a.m. pacific time, organizers will be handing out tickets once again at dodger stadium, and then those fans will have to make their way over to the staples center for the memorial, which starts at 10:00 a.m. pacific time. reporting live from los angeles, elizabeth sanchez, cbs news. >> elizabeth, what happened with the court case yesterday involving michael's estate? >> reporter: well, katherine jackson, michael jackson's mother, lost her bid to control the estate. a judge ruled that jackson's longtime attorney and jackson's longtime friend will have control of the estate, just like the will stated, the 2002 will stated. >> elizabeth sanchez in los angeles. elizabeth, thanks. remember to stay tuned to th

details when we cover the nation. >> roid taylor is over the scene. -- roy taylor is on the scene. >> 38-year-old male fell from the window. when the victim fell and landed, he was pronounced dead at the scene. the investigation continues. we will of faith. we will of faith. i can smile, i can carry on our conversation i do most of the talking yes i wear dentures and they fit wonderful super poligrip acts as a seal between my dentures and my gums super poligrip makes eating more comfortable. even well fitting dentures can feel more comfortable with super poligrip. just a few dabs of super poligrip create a seal between your dentures and gums to make them more comfortable while you eat. i can eat my steak, i just love it. try super poligrip. >> 7 north carolina men are accused of committing a series of terror attacks abroad. the duties say they plan the attacks in pakistan and afghanistan. fehr also accused of plotting a holy war. the indictment does not lay out specific plans or a list of targets overseas, but they could face life in prison very good >> of missing persons case in indi

and that's what happened. >> reporter: 16-year-old taylor is one of betty's adopted children. the kids that leave think of this as home. >> a lot of theer kidstha t myhm had, they still come back. >> reporter: this is one of betty taylor's first foster chilen n, thatowisthsit itsh children.th ey call betty angrdm dmr,granheottyet bhe she is still taking in babies that need a home. they are still coming. for that reason, she was named foster parent of the year for the district of columbia, 2009. >> i feel like this is what isa wa meant tdowa. thjustwahai rnt bo for. >> reporter: barbara harrison, news4, for wednesday's child. >> if you are interested in adoption, call the ci salci tlhoe. outl yor can log on to the home page at nbcwashington.com. >>> beach goers beware, an unusual amount of people being stung by jelly fish. 120 people complained of being stung in the last week, compared to 30 a week. warmer waters and changing ocean currents are moving jelly fish into swimming areas sooner rather than later this year. >>> coming up on "news4 today," we will have the update on th

he doesn't get cheated and debbi taylor, manny acta was asked today why wil nieves has been starting when josh bard swung the bat well lately. >> debbi: that's right. apparently, josh tweaked his groin over the weekend saturday against the orioles, so he will not be in the lineup until friday back home in dc. >> johnny: so -- >> bob, nieves will play a night game after a day game thursday. it was a shame because bard was really swing the bat well. 1-2 to wil. he'll pull it. it's in a good spot. it's under ramirez! ramirez will -- wimg willingham will stop. bases are roaded with craig stammen coming up. so, nats use the hard infield here to get a couple of top spin ground balls to go through. >> rob: with the pitcher coming up right here, i would have challenged the throw. sneaks right through there. willingham off with the pitch. it was a bad throw on top of it. >> bob: see if stammen can put the bat on the ball. he's had a perfect night with a walk. now, how about that first career rbi?   he misses low. sometimes pitchers will aim the ball a

janet taylor, md and psychiatrist joining us out of new york.e state that michael jackson allowed or encouraged the enablers. in other words, basically laying all the fault on jackson. what do you think of that? >> he paid them. they are on his payroll. clearly this has been going on for many, many years. a lot of people around him, family included, dropped the ball trying to get an intervention. knowing how difficult it was. hindsight is 20/20. now, we are pointing fingers and in fact, we've been watching the demise. >> to brad lamm, board registered interventionist at changesomeoneyoulove.com. brad, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, nancy. >> what do you make of all this talk he encouraged the enablers. now there's a lot of finger-pointing. we hear that he had his bodyguards keep them away and wouldn't take calls from his 79-year-old mother. but brad, you're the expert. other people have interventions and the target never wants to have an intervention. >> yeah, if they would say yes, i wouldn't have a vibrant practice. >> that's why y

listen to country music from stars like taylor swift, kenny chesney and keith urban. back to you. >>> it's like a scene from a hollywood movie. >> the gunman is still on the loose after a four-hour standoff in northeast baltimore. i'm sherrie johnson. i'll have the latest on the search. and seals better. you can even drink water with it on. introducing new crest whitestrips advanced seal. it's an all-new technology... that molds and adheres to your teeth better... ...giving you a dramatically whiter smile. whitening that fits nd eve smile. new crest whitestrips advanced seal. [ elevator bell dings ] od night amerio alarm buzzes ] [ evoreldis, elat bl ngs ] rings ][ stct, go nhtme- [ alarm buzzes, elevator bell dings ] ♪ deitreal fruit d w thore ofhe whole grnsoubody needs. trgrn can help you d w t tt a d.e whole grnsoubody needs. >>> 5:44. an afternoon shooting near the almeida puts a northeast neighborhood on high alert. >> let's get right to abc2 news sherrie johnson. she joins us with this story. >> reporter: a search is underway to find a murderer after a four-hou

elizabeth taylor also says she will not attend. many michael jackson fans are excited after having won a ticket to the memorial service. >> i was just -- i couldn't believe it. i just couldn't believe it that, you know, i was one of the people that, out of all these millions of people that want to go and, it's me. >> reporter: in the battle over michael jackson's estate a judge ruled his longtime attorney and family friend should take charge of the pop singer's assets for now, rejecting a request from jackson's mother. internet sites are taking down postings that attempt to sell tickets to the memorial service, some bids reached as high as $10,000. meanwhile new information surfaced in the investigation that both jackson's arms were scarred with marks consistent with the finding of a potent sedative. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> a small community in indiana has become part of the jackson farewell story. a company in baitsville reportedly made the casket in which michael jackson will be buried. no confirmation from the company it

know i still remember the time when you asked me for, um, an estimate on the remainder term for a taylor expansion of the hyperbolic cosine. amita: that's a very specific memory, alan. one never forgets the moments when one realizes that he has nothing left to teach his seven-year-old son about math. well, yeah, but... look at everything else you've taught me about since then. i think you've just given me another very specific memory. to our new venture. and to the causal arrow of time. (mugs clinking) larry: within the small sphere of our life, we can stare into the past but only our future is within our control. captioning sponsored by cbs paramount network television captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org jennifer's got her list. she shops target. she saves money. but she also expects her multigrain sunchips to unite the family. she expects her viva paper towels to save face. her odor fighting tidy cats to make her lover a cat lover. and her market pantry juice to create peace on earth. and her favorite store to give back to her favorite causes. so she shops target. w

listen to country music from stars like taylor swift, kenny chesney and keith urban.ack to you. >>> federal officials say they've taken down several north carolina men accused of being home-grown terrorists but there's a twist in how they were tracked down. john hendrin has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the fbi calling it a home-grown terror plot. several north carolina men charged with supporting terrorism and conspiring to commit murder abroad. the fbi raided the rural home of the alleged ringleader, 39-year-old daniel boyd. the indictment accuses him of recruiting his two sons and four other men, mostly americans in their tents. neighbors say -- 20s. neighbors say they are bewildered. >> it's scary to me. i'm nervous for my children. i spoke with him on several occasions and never was there an idea he was involved in something like that. >> reporter: according to the indictment daniel boyd went to pakistan and afghanistan and received military-style training in terrorist training camps for the purpose of engaging in violent jihad. it also says he fought

. >> taylor was just 18 years old when all this happened. his family stands ready to defend him to say he did not hit anyone with his car. with the state's attorney, he says he is ready to convict. this is what the memorials once book like along 210. eight people were killed in what police said was a drag race that when too far. two men were charged. when trial will begin today. his family began his defense long the gate. >> my son did not hit anybody. >> investigators can see he did not strike anyone. prosecutors are expected to say he and the other men were both showing off and doing circles for the crowd. they were told to leave. they raced back towards the crowd. it will be alleged that taylor was able to avoid collision. but the other man turned his lights off too late. they say both drivers share responsibility. >> i am confident the evidence supports the indictment. >> my son has never done anything wrong. >> 80 years behind bars, 10 years for each person killed in this terrible crash. the second trial gets underway in september. matt

taylor said she was too overcome with grief. despite the no-shows there will be plenty of celebrities, stevie wonder, lionel richie, mariah carey and jennifer hudson are one of the american who plan to participate in what is sure be too tribute fit for a king. elizabeth sanchez for cbs news, los angeles. >> you can watch it all from right here, wjz and cbs news will bring you complete and extensive coverage to the memorial to michael beginning this afternoon at 1:00. a lot going on with the morning show. katie couric will lead this afternoon's coverage live from los angeles. >>> because of the memorial service, several cbs programs are being moved to different times today only. "the price is right" will air at 10:00 instead of 11:00 followed by "the young and the restless." "the bold and the beautiful" will air after our noon newscast at 12:30. and "as the world turns" will not air at all today. it will air tomorrow where it left off. you won't miss a thing. >>> new details of the woman found shot to death alongside steve mcnair

so taylor, does the president have a problem with the blue dog tell mes? >> well, i think what year see something democrats in congress doing the real work of getting health care reform to the american people. you're looking at blue dogs at the table making their views heard and that's a little more than we've seen the republicans in congress. >> and they're making their voice heard and saying, we don't like it. so is this going to be a real problem for nancy pelosi to get those votes they'll need once something comes on the table and there's a vote? >> i think what you're saying is that the president and all of the democrats in congress are coming to the table with the same urgency and commitment to get health care reform done and a commitment to health care reform that provides quality, affordable coverage without breaking the deficit. and that's a commitment that all of these groups share and i think you'll see it moving forward. >> a lot of people are saying that these conservative democrats are really the only ones right now who can put the brakes on

betty taylor says nothing in her life could have made her happier. >> i just love children. want them to be safe and have somewhere they can call home. >> reporter: ierwa hs otdmtoan hr he tghr tero t care will about homeless children. seen here at 98 with her family, her grandmother took in abandoned or foster children most of her life. >> they didn't call them foster parents back then, but that's what she did. children came from different places and lived with us. >> reporter: betty decided she wanted to do the same. >> at first i didn't know if i have the room for them, what i have to do, what consists of mafking a foster parent. then i found it was fairly easy. you just had to have the love in your heart and room for the children. this is how i started out. >> reporter: most have come and gone, but three who stayed betty decided to adopt. >> you get ready to think about adoption, you say, oh. a lot of people don't want to apply to adopt because they don't feel like they have enough room, they ain't got no big house. but i just said, huh-uh. gois going to work out with th

elizabeth taylor, dear friend of michael jackson.rdinary women who have had close relationships with the pop star. coming up in a little bit, we'll take a closer look at that. >>> now, back to the three amigos back in times square. >> we'll hear those women and what they had to say about michael jackson. >>> but let's start with the weather. >> we're going to start with the persistent pattern with most of the populated areas of america saying, where's summer? it's a dip in the jet stream, low pressure impulses, that have been running from the great lakes into northern new england. and this will fire up two zones of storms. and the storms will mean there will be difficult times in that area right around the red. it's basically west of chicagoland. you'll have good amounts of sunshine today. the temperatures will be cooler than normal. and cooler yet closer to the lake, where it's basically 68 degrees. then, an area of strong to severe storms from new york city, hartford into boston today. likely, those will mean slow travel. a station

>> i'm told that the woman known as elizabeth taylor. >> this goes right under what donny likes to talk about with michael jackson, which is the craziness. >> they were very good friends. >> elizabeth taylor kept the secret. >> i was told by her publicist if she has something to say about it, she will twitter it. >> i'm sure elizabeth taylor is twittering. >> the report for debbie rowe was engling. she denies that. the custody settlement has nothing to do with money, correct? >> her spousal agreement put into place when she exited stage left, so to speak, is in effect. i know, though, they were making sure that the terms of that agreement would be upheld. there's a lot of state issues to be considered here. >> as jackson's attorney, he said it is not about money, the custody, but they say the estate is closer to half a billion, but it is closer to $2 billion. i'm still the money guy. >> he is not liquid. there's a big difference between housing or having a pile of assets and a pile of real money. there's a huge discrepancy. >> even if you own cash, you can do what you want. >> he had a

. >> reporter: when jeff turner first pitched his idea to his 17-year-old son, taylor said he didn't know if his dad was serious. >> i really didn't think it was going to happen. i thought it was like a freak idea. >> jeff wanted to go fishing in all 50 states in 50 days. >> it's not a vacation. this is an expedition, an adventure. >> i think i want to be able to say i did it. not very many people can say they have been to 50 states, let alone fish all them. >> the idea was simple. the planning was not. >> looking at the places you read about in newspapers and magazines and seen on tv over the years. that was the fun part of this, the planning phase. working with the guys and talking with people all over the country about what they were trying to accomplish. >> in choosing where to fish they focused on trophy, river, obtaining licenses when required by the state. on day number 39 in state number 42 they set out fishing for small mouth bass on the river. for jeff, fishing isn't the only reason he's here. >> learn a little about myself, a lot about my son. teach him things about persev

if you have somebody in the service do what taylor did.>> 15 people were shot in one city on one violent night. police say the shots rang out in at least seven separate incidents in chicago before dawn yesterday. no one was killed, but a teen bound for college on a basketball scholarship was shot and is now in critical condition. a mother holding a baby also got hit. police say that no one has been arrested yet. >>> a major airline is now offering live satellite tv. "usa today" reports that continental has installed it on 18 of its planes. it is charging $6, though, to watch live tv in coach. first-class passengers get it for free. jetblue, virgin america and frontier already offer live tv programs. >>> do you remember the story a while ago? i think it was a jetblue passenger who had an emergency landing, and they watched their own landing on live tv. i don't know that i would want to do that. >> i don't know that i would want to either. but it's amazing, the technology what makes possible when you are flying. and hey, i don't know if i wa

elizabeth taylor staying away?ary of state hillary clinton may sit down with the president of honduras today. president zelaya is right there. some say they want him restored to power but the new leader that kicked him out of power don't want him back. >>> finally sworn in is al franken this afternoon at 12:15 eastern. minnesota supreme court declared the democrat's victory over norm coleman last week. >>> live pictures here as people remember michael jackson. fans are starting to gather outside l.a. staples center for his memorial. 17,500 tickets have gone out for the ceremony and the family has another 900 seats reserved. >>> and welcome back to you. i'm flat tanatasha curry. robin meade is out on assignment today. >>> toxicology results about how michael jackson died are not out yet but the rumors swirl. three search warrants were carried out to see if prescription meds killed jackson. but an l.a. county superior court person will not reveal that information. we could learn next week if the another of jackson's

elizabeth taylor is not coming. but it is supposed to be a celebration. you can imagine when we started hearing the jackson songs, we start hearing in impact. 18,000 people will be in sight here, watching around the world. but right now, it is just getting ready and we have no word as to what time this will likely get off the ground. jon: we look at life pictures as the family leaves the motorcade, and they are now headed into the mausoleum building. i'm not certain, but it is obviously one of a large buildings there on the cemetery. at any rate, perhaps you could discuss for those who have not heard exactly how it is that the people will be inside the staples center, how they get to be there. >> there was a lottery to get in here and people signed up to get tickets, so it is the look of the drop. we are very lucky. we can cover the event. there are a lot of fans here, and it is truly the luck of the draw. you can hear behind me that this is the beginning of the testing of the sound system. jon: they did not sell the tickets. they gave the boy. >> that is

this is 20-year old taylor. he was arrested july, 2008, on drug charges. he's wanted for violating his parole. >> he's wanted for violating his probation and being convicted on drug-distribution charges. >>reporter: he is 5-6 and weighs approximately 150 pounds. police say he's also known to frequent the areas of leonard street in baltimore. anyone with information on the whereabouts of thaylor is urged to call police. all tips are confidential. remember. if you provide any information leading to an arrest, you might be eligible for a cash reward. >>> we were hot and humid today. more storms are on the way. i'll tell you if we'll get a break from the heat and humidity coming up in my forecast. >>> they're both grounded from their ipods. >> kids wearing earbuds all the time. up next in tonight's cover story, the early warnin >>> day in, day out, people are wearing earbugs all the time and some say hearing loss may become a slow and gradual result for kids. >> the problems could already be showing up deep inside their ears. in tonight's cover story, we exami

captain roy taylor is over the scene. >> this is the suburban house in sykesville.rom what we understand, it is a to alarm fire going on right now. firefighters are having a problem getting water to the rear of this is the establishment. we do not know if there are any injuries but this may go to three alarms. this was a very popular restaurant and it is an old restaurant. it looks like they finally have got it contained. >> baltimore city is moving to a new trash pickups cycle that starts next week. it is called the 1 plus one collection program. crews will begin picking a crass just one day a week. there will be no trash pickup this coming monday. if you would like to find out what days, go to our web site and click on "news links." >> the one thing that most people agree on about the u.s. health-care system is that it needs to be overhauled, but when it comes to the particulars about how to change it, that is where the disagreement begins. the president hopes to sign a comprehensive overhaul this fall and that is not far away. tracy potts has the latest. >> refor

to janet taylor, md and psychologist out of new york.te that michael jackson allowed or encouraged the enablers. basically, laying all the fault on michael jackson. what do you think of that? >> he paid them. they are on his payroll. a lot of people around him, family included dropped the ball trying to get an intervention. hindsight is 20/20. now, we are pointing fingers and watching the demise. >> changesomeoneyoulove.com. brad lamm, what do you make of he encouraged the enablers. he had body guards keep them away and wouldn't take calls from his 79-year-old mother. you are the expert. other people don't want interventions. >> they did a few things, it seemed like, that weren't the best case scenario. i think we are seeing now, everybody trying to make sense of what happened. latoya says it was murder. >> she's saying it was murder. brad, less than a month before his death, there was a 60th wedding anniversary celebration at jackson's favorite indian restaurant. they were all there. there was the perfect time to grab him and have an in

elizabeth taylor? >> elizabeth taylor said she is not coming. she said she was going to stay at home and mourn him at home and that he would understand. they were close. greta: diana ross. will she be here? >> she will be here. she will be here. this is exciting. she was named in michael jackson's well. she said that if his mother could not take care of the kids, and she would -- in michael jackson's will, and he said that if his mother could not take care of the kids, she would. greta: are they going to bury him at forest lawn tomorrow? >> yes, at 8:00 a.m., two hours before the 10:00 a.m. pacific start time for the memorial. greta: and as bizarre as we are in the media, we are tracking the cemetery. there are police cars there. we are trying to be ahead on this one. >> people really want to know. people are curious, and it is our curiosity. people want to be here. greta: and you will be here? >> yes, i will be here. there is already a line around the corner. people are really, really out in full force be and they think that over 700,000 people

taylor: you are exactly right.because of the lack of trained professionals, there really isn't anyone in the d.o.d. anymore who can say what something should cost. you don't learn that overnight. we are trying to restore that. we are trying -- second point -- mr. campbell: i'm happy to exchange. if there's nobody, then isn't that something the armed servicings committee should be dealing with? i yield. mr. taylor: we are dealing with it. the other part is on those major programs, starting with the big ones, whenever we buy something here going forward, we are demanding that when we buy something we own the technical data package that we from now on will own the specifications so that if we think a contractor's not being fair with us we can put it out for bid with someone else. they don't have that right now. mr. campbell: how much time do i have remaining? the chair: 30 seconds. mr. campbell: i'm going to reserve the balance of my time. please continue your argument on your time. i reserve the balance of my time. t

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for my mother, elizabeth taylor, yes. because elizabeth loves jewelry. my mother loves jewelry.zabeth taylor was -- >> the girl i like at the moment, i will buy her jewelry. >> oh, yeah, who's that? >> if there is one i like at the moment. >> is there? >> at the moment, no, not right now. i haven't found one yet. >> who knows. there's time. you're still a young boy. this is michael jackson's favorite shop in las vegas, with the luckiest manager in the world. >> this piece. bought this one, this one, this one. i bought this table. this chess set. isn't it beautiful, this set? >> your chess set in your library. >> no. this is bigger. this is bigger. >> wow. and it's sold, look. >> i bought this one, right. >> is this yours? >> that's a sold sign. means it's for me. >> how much is that one? >> did we get this one -- >> it's only 89,000. >> did we get this one? >> no. >> can you put that on the list? >> of course. >> just get your pen so you can mark and not forget. >> i'm getting the list now. >> did we get those? >> i don't believe so. >> i like those. why don't we order those? >>

janet taylor. not only an m.d. but a psychiatrist as well.anybody goes through the loss of a loved one that's sudden or unexpected, especially such as a murderer. it's devastating. i know. i went through it myself at a young age. but these children, what will this do to them? they already have all of these disabilities? >> you're right, nancy. your heart breaks for them. you don't want to break them up as a family unit. they've been traumatized before and they're traumatized afterward. the hope is they can stay together and get the support they need. >> we have a response to eleanor dickson's opinion, it's death-penalty qualified? what about it, odom? >> now's not the time to act emotionally. as sad and tragic and horrible as this is, now's the time to let the investigators do their work and figure out who the perpetrators are and then look at the legalities of it. all these people at this point are presumed innocent. >> well, that goes without saying. >> i'll step up to the plate. i'm against the death penalty. if these guys don't get the de