back to don lemon in tampa now. don? >> richelle, thank you very much. >>> adam smith is one of the best political editors in florida. he's going to join me next with the inside scoop on this state and how it's trying to raise its political profile. >>> but first, i want to tell you about a new orleans mom on a mission fighting for the rights of special needs kids. it all stems from the struggles she went through helping her own son. cnn's education contributor steve perry has her story in tonight's "perry's principles." >> reporter: when kara harper broils oldest son started kindergarten she got an earful from teachers who didn't understand hi behavior was masking adhd. >> all of these messages. at some point, that kid's going to explode. >> reporter: things got so bad the new orleans mom felt she had to take drastic action. >> reporter: you were at the point you thought you had to quit your job? >> to be there. >> reporter: really? >> yes. >> reporter: your plan is quit your job to go into the school with your child? >

don? >> david, talk to me a little more about this. you said -- i think you said $10 million more they need to complete it. how much more do they have to go to get it done, and how are they going to raise the money? what are their plans? >> reporter: they have been seeking private donations, but of all the 9/11 sites, this is the only one that is part of the national parks system. it has not received the same kind of corporate sponsorship that other sites have from 9/11. what they hope to do, they hope that this, the ten-year anniversary will draw more attention nationwide and perhaps bring more money in to put them over the top and to get this site completed. a lot of people feel like that there was so much done on board that airplane to save lives on that terrible day that these people who sacrificed their lives need to be remembered, and that they're hoping that that thought will push people to get this monument done the way it's been planned to. there's several other features that have

, don. and it's been ten years. former president bill clinton was at the podium earlier today. he also had something to say about that. he got a lot of applause when he said "let's roll, let's get this done". >> you said it's not complete. do you know how much more they have to go before they finish it, david? >> reporter: well, there's a couple of other features here that are very interesting that they haven't put up yet. there's a visitors center they haven't put up yet. everything you see behind me is just the basics. they've just got the site prepared. they have a lot of grass and wildflowers planted around here. but as far as a permanent structure, they still have a lot to go and to get that done. today they did unveil a marble wall where it displayed the names of all the passengers and crew that were aboard flight 93. but that's just the beginning. and they want that message to be sent out to the rest of the country, we still need $10 million more to get this done. don? >> david, let's

don, say that. i tell them, listen, early on, the signs and people thought they were racists and the demographics of the tea party. it's really older people. >> older, largely white. although they have some african-american minorities. >> but amy said party doesn't matter. but most people in the tea party are republicans. >> most are. the vast majority are conservatives. >> do you know any democrats in the tea party? >> i have met some, but very small in number of democrats in the tea party movement. they want to do this whole rebranding themselves, seeming more moderate to attract democrats and independents. again, they know that the conservative fire breathing works in a conservative primary. they need more people to help them in a general election. >> in the short time we have left, have you seen anything like the tea party movement gain so much momentum in a short amount of time? >> absolutely not. they are just conservatives and they have been able to come together and bring in independents, co

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eastern, don. >> you sat down for a long time. sitting there with sting, who would think that sting is 60 years old. you think of all of the hits that he's -- and the impression that he's made on pop culture and the world, you don't think of sting as 60, it's been around for a long time. what struck you most about them. >> the thing -- i've interviewed sting before. the thing i like about him the most is he's so eloquent. talking about this earlier. he -- every answer to every question sounds like poetry. he's a true, true word smith, a true song writer. it's nice to sit there and listen to him talk. and i hope you'll agree when you sit and listen to him talk during my interview later tonight. >> >> it's amazing. he and his wife are on not long ago, i think it was for the gulf oil spill. i forget exactly what they were on for. but they finish each others' sentences. talking about paul mccartney getting married. it appears to be a great relationship. >> he talks about his relationship too. he says the relationship with his wife onl

>> i don't know, don. it's true that it is unfair that millionaires pay less in effect of taxes than secretaries but it is unfair you are not taxed on getting health insurance through your employer but those who buy it are taxed on it. it unfairly rewards homeowners over renters. all of the unfairnesses are symptoms an the sickness is a tax code that is riddled with exemptions and loopholes and deductions. president obama has suggested, he's given lip service to correcting that. but when he comes out with a patch like this, designed to catch the rich guy, it sounds like class war populism than actually attempting to fix the problem. >> so you are repeating what republicans have said that it is class warfare. is that why you think it won't work because of the reasons you said or because republicans in washington don't want to work with the president. >> i dismiss the idea that the republicans don't want to work with the republicans. they suggested they will go for tax reform. president obama said he will go

don peck lives in washington d.c. and it is always a pleasure for us at the bookstore to welcome a local doctor here especially for debut. so we welcome don peck. we also welcome c-span booktv audience. thank them for joy in us. the format tonight is don peck will speak at this podium for 20. kissel 25, 30 minutes. he will present the book and tell us why he wrote it and we will open up the second half of the hour to you for questions and what we ask is that the one microphone we have this evening can be difficult with a crowd this size but since we are taping and it will keep the talk of a bull for those not here we will field questions from that microphone. we do encourage your questions and your input after the q&a. don peck will sign books up here at this table. his books are for sale in front of the store. that is how we will go. we want to thank you for being here and for don peck. don peck is a national award winning writer of features editor at the atlantic where he covers the economy and american society. act

. >>> i'm don lemon in tampa, florida. the next hour of the "cnn newsroom" begins right now. >>> all right. straight ahead we're going to talk about the cnn debate, the tea party republican debate. we'll talk a little bit later about this this hour. >>> but first we want to let you know that the president of the united states is expected to speak in just a few minutes on this, the tenth anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks. you're looking live now at the kennedy center in washington, d.c. this is going to be a concert for hope in washington and as soon as this gets under way when the president makes his remarks we're going to bring that event, in part, to you live right here on cnn so don't go anywhere. >>> but before that, i want to tell you about a developing story. it is about the war in afghanistan. it began less than a month after 9/11 and today a reminder that tens of thousands of americans remain in harm's way there. a suicide bombing at a base in eastern afghanistan has wounded as many as 77 american

don? >> hey, dan, can you tell us about this? i hear that there's a special blood bank that's been set up? >> reporter: well, there are multiple blood banks after the victims were taken to the hospital. obviously, there were many casual casualties. word went out that they were in urgent need of blood. there was one blood bank at a church this morning that we went to and the community response has really been overwhelming. at this point, they appear to have enough blood. so that's good news right there. >> thank you so much. michael joseph woegen was one of the people killed in the crash. a 22-year-old, seen here in the middle, was there with his father. they were on vacation. michael had muscular dystrophy and was in a wheelchair. in a statement, his brother says, quote, he was about moving past that disability and always driven towards independence. his motto in life was, "the only disability in life is a bad attitude." >>> another plane crash is under investigation this weekend. this one in west virginia. it happened at an air

>> here's the thing, don. michele bachmann's people are down in tampa right now, those are not jon huntsman's people. he could still lay in the weeds a little bit, gather more name cache, have good points at the debates, seem like the sensible one in the room. the only two really sensible people worldly at the debates, newt gingrich and jon huntsman, both very low in the polls. huntsman knows he doesn't have the damage gingrich has to his reputation. if huntsman hangs around until the beginning of 2012, gather name cache and gather more money he can get past the hard conservative primary states and start to make a real movement for himself if he can stay in this past the beginning of 2012. >> all right, lenny, l.z., mark preston thank you very much. l.z. and mark will stick around. we'll be here live for a long time. stick with cnn. >>> don't miss monday night's republican debate co-hosted by cnn and the tea party 8:00 p.m. eastern, live from tampa, the site of the 2012 national convention, the cnn/tea party r

now, back to don in florida. don? ? >> susan, thank you very much. intelligence agencies investigate the latest terror threat. a report from washington is next. plus, vice president joe biden's criticism of waterboarding under his predecessor dick cheney's watch. it is a cnn exclusive right after the break. but first on this eve of the tenth anniversary of 9/11, our cnn hero is a new yorker who was deeply move by the outpouring of help his city received during the attacks. jeff parness established a non-profit that sends volunteers from new york to rebuild other disaster-stricken communities. take a look. >> september 11th was a very tough time for the fire department. guys i went to the academy with. afterwards, people came from everywhere to help us out. it was incredible. you knew you weren't alone. >> thank you, guys. >> for a new yorker to see that outpouring of kindness and generosity was more powerful than the terror that happened. that really changed me. i'm jeff parness and i just want to show the world that new yorkers will never forget wha

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let's go to don lemon in southern cal. don? >> reporter: two years after michael jackson's death, the doctor implicated goes on trial. will we know what happened in the last minutes of his life? i'll talk about that at the top of the hour. >> i'm christine romance in new york. it's your biggest debt, your biggest payment. it's your house. bad news if you live in minneapolis. where the prices of homes are going up at the top of the hour. >>> and i'm kate bouldan on capitol hill. the senate has reached bipartisan support and now all of the focus turns to the house. >>> also, next hour, very special guests in the studio with me today, martin sheen and emilio . an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? [ male ] using clean american fuel is just a pipe dream. ♪ [ female announcer ] we're rolling away mispercept

>> that's absolutely right, don. he was a key witness who testified in the preliminary hearing that he in the weeks before michael jackson's death shipped huge, huge quantities of propofol to dr. conrad murray. obviously, a crucial witness for the prosecution. because dr. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter, basically behaving with criminal negligence and engaging in activity that posed a risk of death to michael jackson. and so giving him huge quantities of propofol, which is not supposed to be used as a swleep aid, which is only supposed to be used in a surgical setting, that would be a huge win for the prosecution to prove. but the guy has disappeared. he's reportedly moved to thailand. and nobody can find him. >> is that going to move the trial back? is it going to affect the start date? >> i hope not. i think this trial has been delayed over and over and over again. and anytime you delay one aspect of it, a whole bunch of other things begin to fall apart. >> i want to move on to another trial. look w

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>> that's absolutely right, don. he was a key witness who testified in the preliminary hearing that he in the weeks before michael jackson's death shipped huge, huge quantities of propofol to dr. conrad murray. obviously, a crucial witness for the prosecution. because dr. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter basically behaving with criminal negligence and engaging in activity that posed a risk of death to michael jackson. and so giving him huge quantities of propofol which is not supposed to be used as a sleep aid, which is only supposed to be used in a surgical setting, that would be a huge win for the prosecution to prove. but the guy has disappeared. he is reportedly moved to thailand and nobody can find him. >> is that going to move the trial back, going to affect the start date? >> i hope not. i think this trial has been delayed over and over and over again and anytime you delay one aspect of it, a whole bunch of other things begin to fall part. >> i want to move on to another trial. look who is back

now back to don in florida. don? >> susan, thank you very much. intelligence agencies investigate the latest terror threat. a report from washington is next. plus, vice president joe biden's criticism of waterboarding under his predecessor dick cheney's watch. it is a cnn exclusive right after the break. but first on this eve of the tenth anniversary of 9/11, our cnn hero is a new yorker who was deeply move by the outpouring of help his city received during the attacks. jeff parness established a non-profit that sends volunteers from new york to rebuild other disaster-stricken communities. take a look. >> september 11th was a very tough time for the fire department. guys i went to the academy with. afterwards, people came from everywhere to help us out. it was incredible. you knew you weren't alone. >> thank you guys. >> for a new yorker to see that outpouring of kindness and generosity was more powerful than the terror that happened. that really changed me. i'm jeff parness and i just want to show the world that new yorkers will never forget what

thank you so much, don lemon. for complete coverage of today's opening statements and the entire conrad murray trial, check out our sister network, hln. >>> and not shutting down this weekend, the government. democrats and republicans figuring out a way to keep the government operating and the aid flowing to thousands of americans hit by natural disasters. kate bolduan joins us live from washington this morning. kate, a lot of thanks for this goes not to lawmakers, but fema. right? >> reporter: yeah. this was some pretty interesting developments yesterday after i talked to you yesterday morning. the breakthrough came after fema announced its able to stretch current funding in its much depleted disaster relief fund to make it through the end of this week without running dry. it had prevently said that that wasn't likely. now, this is key, because the end of the week is also the end of the current fiscal year. effectively making the central obstacle holding up the agreement a moot point. agreeing they needed to appr

after the q&a, don will slingbox up here at this table. his books are for sale in front of the store, and so that is how it will go. but again, we just want to welcome you and say thank you for being here and for don peck. he's national award winning writer and a features editor at the atlantic where he covers the economy and american society and actually the september issue of the atlantic which result now and also available here for sale features a cover story by can the middle class if be saved it is an essay adopted from this book pinched and also collect a sacred figure to the atlantic for their help promoting the cement on this particular event. pinched is about the enduring impact the great recession will have on american life. how economic, society and cultural norms have been deeply and acted and subsequently redeemed and will continue to be altered, transformed. work environments, tell the dynamics, the personal identities have been turned on their heads and likely will stay that way. the scars of the past several years and other

i'm don lemon from the cnn headquarters in atlanta. i'll be reporting this week from los angeles on the trial of michael jackson's doctor.

but as don knapp tells us -- not everyone was excited to see him. don. obama in bay area knapp/moonan 9-25- 2011 don's lead: (air oakland police opened fire on amman during the cap by microsoft. why they say they were compelled to shoot. >> speechless. >> versus react after patient dies during an employee strike and lockout. what's being classified by police as the medical mistake. the nurses believe it happened. >> president obama is spending the night in san jose after two fund-raising events in silicon valley with high-tech executives. but, tom tells us that not everyone is excited to see him. >> the president hasn't returned to the hotel yet and we still assume he's out one of the two fundraisers he was attending earlier this evening. wind west at the home of sheryl sandberg, ceo of facebook, and she has the special guest. >>> we understand she paid her own way because she wanted to meet the president and his best bowling. but the president has been talking about his jobs bill. today we found out that not everyone meeting and has been friendly. >> ai

i'm don lemon. i'll be back here an hour from now. in the meantime, ""the situation room" with wolf blitzer" begins right now. >> many republicans are looking at the gop

>> it was very unsuspeexpected g into today, don. things started to shift in the middle of the day once we started talking to some of these activists who participated in the straw poll here in orlando. and it seems that perry kind of turned off a lot of people during his debate the other night. some of the party activists here had questions about his record on illegal immigration. so a lot of people's second choice was herman cain. it's hard to find a republican than doesn't like herman cain. they might not think he's qualified to be president but they like herman cain. so you know, when perry kind of makes people unsure about him during the debate, people might be parking their support with herman cain as they kind of figure out am i with perry, am i with romney or somebody else. it was pretty sacrificing and the reaction of the crowd in the room i got to tell you was he can static. people here were definitely for herman cain. no doubt about that. >> you know, you like a lot of people but it doesn't mean you want them to be presiden

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i'm don lemon. we begin with this tonight. president obama has wanted tax increases to help the economy all along, but republicans resisted. now mr. obama is going back tat to help pay for his new jobs plan. and come monday morning, you are going to be hearing all about it when he announces details of the so-called buffett rule, named after one of the richest men in the world, warren buffett. it's a tax on millionaires to make sure they don't pay a smaller percentage than the nation's middle class. as our chief political correspondent candy crowley reports, there's already an uproar in washington. >> reporter: the president's plan to pay for his jobs program includes the idea of a millionaire minimum tax rate. at least as high as middle class rates. the administration calls it the buffett rule for billionaire investor warren buffett. >> i have a lower tax rate, counting payroll taxes, than anybody in my office. >> reporter: it's a catchy moniker designed to help sell an idea, a plan that is populist at its core, although repub

anchor ---ahora a las siete de la noche se inicia una vigilia en oakland, organizada por la familia de don jose manuel esparza, quien fue asesinado en frente a su pequeno de seis anos de edad el pasado domingo. ---pilar nino nos cuenta que la familia espera que esto sea algo mas que una vigilia. take pkg take pkg cerca de mil volantes como estos dice sergio y su familia que han repartido estos dias en oakland....es una invitacion abierta a una vigilia esta noche en el lugar donde su tio, jose manuel esparza, fue asesinado en un intento de robo el pasado domingo. sergio romero/sobrino de victima 5:01 o a la comunidad de oakland que vive aqui que esta cansada de violencia que tiene temor de salir a las calles con sus hijos, los que se tienten el corazon para venir, me entiende estamos invitando a toda la comunidad de oakland para decir basta, ya no mas me entiende 5:17 parte especial de la vigilia organizada por la familia esparza, sera la presencia de los padres de carlitos nava. el pequeno de tres anos de edad que a principio de agosto tambien murio como victima inocente de una balacera ca

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don knapp is at membrane technology in menlo park. don? >> reporter: that's right, ann. just a day after the explosion, it still remains a mystery. the building inspectors from menlo park have red tagged the building and cal osha considers it a crime scene. there are red tags on all of the doors of this menlo park building and it will remain through the holiday weekend. an indication of the unknown extent of the damage from an explosion here friday afternoon. >> a very big boom. just one single boom. that's all i heard. >> reporter: the blast came reportedly as researcher adrian martin mixed three gases, methane, helium and nitrogen for a laboratory project here at membrane laboratory and research in menlo park and one of the tanks ruptured according to the fire department protection chief and killing martin and tossing a female scientist in an adjacent corridor. >> she was basically near the door and the pressure from the explosion, almost blown her out of the door, which is a good thing because it knocked her out of the laboratory. >> some workers were rushing in to he

>> don, thank you for having me. >> what did you think? >> well, the president remember in the earlier interview i said determined, persistent. but the president reached in his heart, heard the american people. really heard the congressional black caucus and tonight, don, he took his gloves off. he took those gloves off and he simply said i'm going to lead. i'm the captain of the ship. i'm not going to let the american ship, the american boat where our people are sinking sink under my leadership and going to demand of the republicans to stand for the american people and not for selfish interests. i hope they heard him. we heard him. we're prepared to in essence, be ready for this fight and recognize the devastation in the african-american community. i'm very glad he highlighted the plight of african-americans along with americans and let everybody know we're in the same leaking boat together. >> let me get in on this. i want to know if you think -- you said he took the gloves off. this something you would like to see more of from him? >> w

don knapp on why tonight will be a long one for some growers. >> we're going to be starting at 2:00 in the morning and pulling off about 40-tons of these chardonnay grapes here. >> after a growing season delayed by cooler weather, napa valley vineyards are making sure they don't lose any of their wine grapes to cool, wet weather headed this way. >> we're looking at a quarter inch of rain coming in on tuesday, wednesday, thursday. the forecast has shown a few showers. most of the suit should fruit should be able to weather that storm. >> the vineyard's manager says the troll trelaces will help. >> if we get moisture, the grapes will dry out quickly. >> talk of rain, even a little, has some grape growers worried. >> we had a few calls from other growers, asking what we were seeing in terms of weather and winery owners asking if we could pick some of the fruit that is ready to pick. >> the harvest is already underway throughout the valley. to see much of it, you'll have to cruise through here overnight. more growers are picking in the dark to keep the sun from drying out the grapes. by 2:

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abc 7's don an chez is live tonight. and don, sounds like a lot of fun. >> well, etc. fun, and crowded. media from around the world here, it sounds like what i would do in hollywood this, close to the person next to you. and a lot of the stars and baseball players came through here as well. and there is a big deal here on this green carpet, if you will. there is excitement about the star and producer, you know who, brad pitt. and this is a story of the a's but despite conventional thinking went on a winning streak. this from a heem tweem a payroll a fraction of the rest of pro baseball. brad pitt plays to billy bean, embracing theories of on base percentages and of course brad not only produced by bu stars m this film, too.. >> and there is leaving behind the gate so to speak n filming here, you know, people stayed out and up all night with this for weeks on end to recreate the scenes and this is just a big screening for us. and we're excited to show it here. >> and our apologies we seem to have lost the signal but he was reporting live. this movie featuring story of t

in berkeley, don knapp, cbs 5. >> wow is righ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> highs across the bay area, 62. we ended the evening with thunderstorm activity in throughout the eastern portion of our bay area. we have now a fire weather warning. it's been upgraded to a warning now throughout alameda and santa clara valleys for the whole weekend. in addition to that, a red flag warning does exist for gusty winds up to 11:00 a.m. in the northern portion of the bay area. this is very interesting. look at this right here. the cloud cover with the precipitation that went from the east to the west and now offshore, this is all associated with tropical moisture that will continue to embed precipitation into the bay area. we'll keep that chance of thunderstorms all weekend. from saturday into sunday. they are unusual when you have to put into consideration that we have a deep marine layer offshore. a will the of moisture offshore, inland extremely dry conditions. with the risk of dry lightning through sunday. 83 degrees in san jose, which is typical. east bay with that chance of a thunderstorm under p

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don is our president. present today is keith komasu kimbings. when you see the renovation of the teagarden you'll be pleased of this very culturally appropriate venue and you'll love the design and the fact that the wood in the tea house has no nails in it. that's one of the very well-known japanese car pen tree techniques. -- carpentry techniques. carol has done a wonderful job making sure that everything in there is appropriate, very culturally sensitive. i'd like to acknowledge her work. she is here today, along with her staff. and i'd like to call carol up to the podium with me and have her show a few photos that she took recently to show you the recent renovations so that you could get a little bit pictorial idea about what it looks like now. and also while she's coming up, i want to commend your staff person, tom hart, who we've worked with. our board member bob, has been working closely on. tom has been giving us the guide anls as we go through this process in asking for this request. so this is carol mirata. we'd like to show you some of

abc7's don sanchez is live in menlo park with the story. don? >> a little preliminary estimate that there may have been some sort of problem with pressure. there were problems and delays trying to get inside because there has been a leaking methane cylinder there, and they were trying to drain it. right now investigators are about to go inside. >> for me it was a loud explosion. that's what i heard. >> bob collier works with office usa buff the lab where they happened. >> i heard the building shake and i heard the explosion. >> jim hill was at his office when the explosion occurred in the lab down the hall. he joined two dozen other employees in getting out of the building. the scientist was mixing helium, methane and nitrogen into one cylinder like this when something went deadly wrong. and some of the people went to the aide of their fallen comrades. >> it was risky in the laboratory. they didn't turn off the other cylinders. >> the man from the lab was still alive, but he died in front of the building. and there was a woman scientist in the l

. >> don, you kind of strike me as someone who is still in limbo. >> and loving it. >> i am. >> what other job could i do with side burns like this? >> exactly. >> it is good. from what i'm seeing, sthes people feel laid back and there are no jobs. >> i don't know what mexican who swam the rio grand and was working on wall street. >> great people. >> patti ann, the portion of graduates who described their first job as a career has fallen 30% since 2008. do you sympathize with them or do you say screw them? >> a lot of us, let's face it, -- we -- aren't we all waiting for our lives to start? >> how dare you? we are the crown news of the news empire. >> some people won't be back. >> they know i am kidding. this one girl who majored in english lit, what did she think would happen? she is in a rock band now and that looks like a fun thing to do. this is a good time to do it. and you do develop certain skills no matter what you are doing and hopefully it will translate later on. >> bill, were you telling me in the green room you think this country is screwed. >> yes, but it had nothing to

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in berkeley, don knapp, cbs 5. >> wow is right. we'll be right back. ,,,, so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. >>> highs across the bay area, 62. we ended the evening with thunderstorm activity in throughout the eastern portion of our bay area. we have now a fire weather warning. it's been upgraded to a warning now throughout alameda and santa clara valleys for the whole weekend. in addition to that, a red flag warning does exist for gusty winds up to 11:00 a.m. in the northern portion of the bay area. this is very interesting. look at this right here. the cloud cover with the precipitation that went from the east to the west and now offshore, this is all associated with tropical moisture that will continue to embed precipitation into the bay area. we'll keep that chance of thunderstorms all weekend. from saturday into sunday. they

don lemon there in los angeles. thanks so much. >>> and the trial is being wa h watched closely around the world. zain verjee joining us with the international reaction. what was the word when you heard these audiotapes and those on the other side of the pond? >> reporter: similar reaction, kyra. total shock. total disbelief. let me show you what some of the newspapers here are saying. "the daily mail," shocking jackson death-bed picture doesn't justify the show trial circus. looking like the only show in town. not even in the weird world jacko lived in could he imagine the circus that continues to surround him from beyond the grave. look at "the independent" also here in london. its headline, enabler or scapegoat? jackson's doctor in the dock as trial finally starts. the all-important question on which the case would eventually turn, how and why the drugs found their way into jackson's system? and then the scotsman from scotland says, jackson's slurred words from beyond grave. that's the headline. it just on to poi

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