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Had to say. >> the vigilance continues as it has in the wake of the successful mission against osama bin laden. obviously, al qaeda remains a threat and a serious let and one that we continue to confront with, in a variety of ways. >> a threat not just not united states but a threat to allies in the region including saudi arabia and yemen. >>shepard: thank you from the white house, thank you. al-aliwalki is the latest terrorist killed, reportedly killed, in the u.s. drone strike. strikes from wo...

>> tonight dr. sanjay gupta, michaels lifelong friend kathy hilton. the trial of conrad murray. this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. an extraordinary first day in the trial of dr. conrad murray today. michael jacksons parents, his brothers tito, jer maine and randy joined janet and la toya and rooeby there. it wasnt because it was right but because he was making $150,000 a month off the singer. he charged the doctor with gross negligence towards his patient. mr. chernoff calle...

fixated to begin with, they sure were at that point. of course, family -- it was a very emotional moment for the family in the courtroom as well and for everybody to see that image of michael jackson. obviously, what theyre trying to hammer home here, what they were early on in the opening was that this was the victim. he was an international star. and every one of those jurors, they know it, has an opinion and lass some connection to michael jackson. they knew that in voir dire. they ...

>> as the world watches, what is the truth? who caused the death of michael jackson? >> dr. murrays repeated incompetent and unskilled acts that led to mr. jacksons death. >> the scientific evidence will show you that when dr. murray left the room, michael jackson self-administered a dose of propofol that with the lorazepam created a perfect storm that killed him instantly. >> tonight dr. sanjay gupta, michaels lifelong friend kathy hilton. the trial of conrad murray. this is "piers mo...

Quick action in the early weeks of an administration would they decide to reverse that decision? and i know youll be trying to get the answers to that as well, right? >> absolutely. these people were cpreer employees of the department of energy, so there was no political changeover from one administration. so the very same people. obviously, march, they were under tremendous pressure from the office of management and budget and the white house which had already scheduled a big press event toutin...

standing ovation. the general assembly overwhelmingly accepted to vote for the credentials of the countrys new leadership which promises to form a new government in ten days. those are the headlines. im zain verjee, and "world business today" starts now. good morning from cnn london, im nina des santos. >> this is "world business today." these are your top stories on wednesday, september 21st. a disastrous day for insurers, earthquakes and extreme weather send lloyds of london deeply...

>> that was cool. "american morning" continues right now. after the deluge, im christine romans, tropical storm lee now a tropical depression, but still, packing plenty of rain after dumping a foot on parts of the gulf coast. >> im carol costello. right now massive wildfires threatening to burn down thousands of homes in texas. it is the worst fire season in state history and its far from over on this "american morning." all right. good morning, everybody. its monday, september 5th...

>> santorum -- controversial, conservative and taking outspoken aim at his republican rivals. >> ive done this for 12 years in the united states senate where i differ from michelle is really a matter of proven leadership. >> real life rocky times two. victor ortiz in the fight of his life. >> im taking my title home. that means the victory as well. >> and the great oscar de la hoya life lessons from a ten-time world champion. >> it can ruin your life. it almost ruined mine. >> this is ...

first responders in rafts. in vermont, youre looking at i-report photos with the ground washed out from under the tracks. floods wiped out almost three roads and bridges in vermont alone, isolating 13 communities. as of this morning, relief workers on four wheel drive vehicles made their way into four of them. from north carolina to maine nearly 1.8 million homes and businesses are still waiting for the power to come back. and thats down from more than $6 million on sunday. 43 deaths...

news and bulletin. steve jobs is bowing out as ceo of apple and his resignation letter, he said he could no longer live out his expectations as ceo. jobs has been on medical leave since january. hell stay on as apples chairman and be succeeded as former operating officer tim kirk. and another office may have reopened after the east coast quake, however, the washington monument will stay closed until engineers prepare cracks at the top. >> thats it. thanks for watching. tonight, bre...