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really get it out that this is a fashion shoot that is supposed to be taken in a vein of art. and that images do get manipulated. and take a look. this is what it is. photo shop does this. and show them on the computer so that they can be educated that this is not reality. even the women on the covers of many, many magazines, it's not their knows, not the eyebrows, it's not the hair color. if you can talk about in and communicate this with your kids, that's brilliant. this is a very, very good opportunity. but also, read the article. it's a great article. >> it is. and it is beautifu...

Handed down the sentence. he was ordered to pay 75,0$75,0o her estate. lily, let's talk about his demeaner there. >> reporter: he's been sentenced to 28 years. he's served 19 months out of that and he's getting credit for that. due to an overcrowding problem, inmates serve half or even a third of what they are sentenced to. anywhere between eight or nine years he could start the paper work and ask to get released. it's very little time. we have to consider he's facing other charges, federal charges, of extortion for trying to sell information to nataliee hallow y

This morning on "world news now" -- maximum sentence. the judge's punishment and scolding for conrad murray. >> michael jackson's doctor sentenced to four years in prison after the judge told him he engaged in money for medicine madness. it's wednesday, november 30th. good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm sunny hostin. michael jackson's doctor sat in silence as the judge lashed out at him in anger while he was given a four-year sentence. he will probably only serve half that time due to the overcrowding problem in california's prisons. >> some speculating he may not even get the tw...

Alabama. once in a 20, 30-year period. now a month later. >> appreciate your update. a supreme court ruling today gives california judges five years to release up to 46,000 inmates from state prisons. the decision on overcrowding and medical conditions closed with the dissenting judges calling it "the most radical injunction in u.s. history." bringing in nbc justice correspondent pete williams. break it down. a 5-4 vote here. what were the factors that made justice kennedy specifically and the others rule the way they? >> reporter: he wrote the majority opinion. a severe overcrowding problem...

I think a large part of it is that in the past several years. the population within the state of california and elsewhere have kind of taken control away from the legislature through the referendum process and called for stricter sentencing guidelines because of frustrations historically about people getting out early. not being held to answer to the extent required by statute. so i think we have enjoyed a little bit of a change in behavior because so many people who had the propensity to violate the law have been locked up. now that's being reversed in a time when law enforcement resources on...