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Jackson. dr. murray's accused of giving jackson anpropofol, charged with involuntary manslaughter. stephanie stanton has been gathering details. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. >> during the initial pretrial hearings we saw throngs of jackson supporters and dr. murray protesters at courthouse. it's a different atmosphere today. >> reporter: absolutely. a more low-key affair. we're not seeing fans. we haven't seen any members of the jackson family. during the preliminary hearing, it was essential will a huge media circus. we're not seeing that this time around. things are much more...

The fact is now is the time for action, not just statement. >> white house officials, they defend president obama's response, they have been, saying this he remained kind of low key, off earring bit more muted response early on because of concerns simply over the safety of americans trying to get out of libya. following the safe departure of many americans that we covered, the president announced unilateral sanctions against gadhafi and top members of his government. the u.n. security council approved draft resolution of sanction and is secretary clinton told reporters traveling with her today...

They were talking about marching on the presidential palace. that seems hard to imagine at this point. >> there was talk of that a few days ago. it didn't happen. i want to pick up on a point that dr. ajami made and that is the role of the military. so far as you know they stayed on the sidelines. right now we're seeing bans of thugs that target individuals. maybe police officers detaining journalists for 24, 48 hours. we've had some injuries from that, but it remains sort of low key. if the military intervenes, either for one side or the other that's when it's going to determine where this al...

We've had some injuries from that, but it remains sort of low key. if the military intervenes, that's when it's going to determine where this all goes. that is the entity that will determine the future in the coming days of where the story evolves. that's what we're going to have to look out for tomorrow. >> we have to take a quick break. our coverage continues. we're going to talk to -- a remarkable thing happened today. there's state run television here today and one of the main anchors resigned and is making a strong statement about censorship inside egypt. we'll talk to her. and also someo...

Planned for days. they were talking about marching on the presidential palace. that seems hard to imagine at this point. >> there was talk of that a few days ago. it didn't happen. i want to pick up on a point that dr. ajami made and that is the role of the military. so far as you know they stayed on the sidelines. right now we're seeing bans of thugs that target individuals. maybe police officers detaining journalists for 24, 48 hours. we've had some injuries from that, but it remains sort of low key. if the military intervenes, either for one side or the other that's when it's going to deter...