sit could tall come down to this. reporter: it could. if you haven t been watching this crowd. there is two people you need to know about beef sides dr. murray and michael jackson. dr. steven shaffer was the star witness for the prosecution. he says dr. murray is responsible. his good friend, his colleague for 30 years, a guy who is considered an test teamed expert in propofol and someone who says dr. murray could not have don t is dr. paul white and he s the star witness for the defense. the two experts in the world on propofol are testifying against each other. so now we are in the courtroom. dr. white has been on the stand. it started yesterday mid-day. he s been take apart what dr. shaffer said last week. i thought there were questions if in fact murray had
megyn: it is interesting development because, if you ve got one local lawyer saying, don t let them reinterview your boys and one national lawyer who represents you saying do let them interview the boys and the local lawyer just got fired by the parents and police and family sources are telling us the boys will be provided to the police for interview, what does that tell you? i mean we don t know what happened in this case but that seems like a family that wants to cooperate. what does that mean? only time will tell. trace, thank you. reporter: okay. megyn: coming up later in the show are. when i spoke, with the parents, they gave me some information on the timeline that night with respect to the two boys. and one of them in particular could prove to be a critical witness on the timeline from 10:30 in the evening all the way forward to when the father came home and discovered that the baby was missing. we ll talk about in half an hour with our legal panel. stay tuned. f
were in attendance. his body was removed from a walk-in freezer. it had been there since its capture showing clear signs of abuse. that triggered calls for investigation. the site of the burial will remain secret to ensure it does not become victim of a crime. it s reported that gadhafi s son, his long time heir apparent is in libya travel, a false passport trying to flee. the search continues for hundreds of people missing after sunday s devastating earthquake in turkey. more than 366 people are known to have decided, most buried when scores of buildings collapsed. the area of southern turkey has been hit by numerous aftershocks. at least 1300 have been injured. thailand is reeling from the worst floods to hit that country in nearly 60 years. flood waters are now affecting bangkok s airports shutting down all domestic flights. other parts of the capital are having flooding problems. the death toll has risen to more than 360 from the nationwide flooding that began in july
better than yesterday. how many of you were up early and out there? started in the 30s sunday morning. 46, not shabby. a mix of clouds around the region and push of warmer air. 46 easton. a 1 hagerstown. 51 hagerstown. showers e mountains. there is a front that will swing through and nom date cloud cover. we get clearing, another band of showers to the northwest. an active week. today is going to be on the mild end on the first part of the week and a cool down. we will talk about that coming up. follow the details at the bottom of the screen. first check on traffic with tanya. red pump road, an accident reported in bel air and harford county. looking outside, see how things are moving along. the beltway at old court in the north side, light traffic. nothing to worry about yet. 895 south, after the tunnel, the tow truck is on the scene. appears to be a bus, this is past shell road, should be cleared out of the way shortly. engineering stranded make her way doctors be
their military mission will be of by the end of this year. president obama s mission to end the war is bringing a lot of reaction. also, college students drowning in debt. what you need to know about students loans and the best way to get them paid off. marketing genius behind kiss, we ll go behind the backstage and reveal the secrets of kiss, inc. let s start with one of our top stories. military families are gearing up to celebrate the holidays with their loved ones who are serving in iraq. one of the nation s longest wars will be over by the tend of the year and nearly 39,000 u.s. service members will be heading home. that decision just came from president obama yesterday. it s been nearly nine years since the war started with bombes and missiles exploding in baghdad and that shock and awe as it was called. since then, more than 4,400 service members have died in iraq. the cost of the u.s. military operations, more than $700 billion. but billions more in related expens