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the dea license is good in all states. however, you have to have a california license to be -- to prescribe here. >> got you. also dr. oliver, don't go away. next on the list, pamphlets on a sleep center located in -- on west tidwell. do you know anything about that sleep center? >> sleep centers are generally for the opposite problem mr. jackson would have had. sleep centers are used for people with sleep apnea. it's a place you go to sleep and you're filmed and watched by a crew. they determine how many times you suffer from apnea while trying to sleep at night. >> ken baker from e, executive editor for e, do we know if michael jackson ever checked himself into or went to any kind of sleep centers at all? >> we don't know that. but what we do know is that michael jackson did struggle with sleep. he told everyone. i mean the nurse who talked to him four days, sharon lee, a nurse spoke to him four days before he died. he was begging her to supply him with propophal so he could sleep. he was begging her. he said he just cou

that's a statement from the dea. to put that in context, the dea was called in on the suspects in this crime to assist us in that area. the individuals that are currently incarcerated. so they're assisting us in any area that developed from that. and additionally, i will restate, which i believe i stated numerous times last night, that the billings' family, to the best of my knowledge, is not the focus of any investigation by the dea. and i'm not sure where that may have started. but, please today let us put that to rest. again, in your discussions with people around town and interviews, understand we are dealing with a grieving family. so we ask again a little consideration for the billings' family in this time of grief. and at this time i will turn the microphone over to mr. bill evans, our state attorney, who will update you on the latest status in this case. >> thank you, sheriff. the sheriff and i with his people and my people worked last night and we're in a position today to report that we have located evidenc

dea spokesperson said we did not raid it. they have an investigation. they came to the dea. they asked for help. and to help them effect a state search warrant here. since this, they said this is about dotting i's and crossing t's, being thorough. that's important here. >> but then the question would be, if conrad murray and his folks did not know that investigators were going to go in and collect these records, if they're serving a search warrant, i'd be interested in hearing what the dea's definition of a raid is. they're going in unexpectedly to collect medical records with legal documents that allow them to take what they need. >> sure. and that's standard operating procedure when you need to collect information for an investigation such as this. not diminishing the fact this is an important investigation. there's a lot at stake. we're probably going to see at the very, very least malpractice suits, wrongful death, perhaps. but to make a leap and say this is a raid, there are guns blazing. let's be honest here, the word raid brings that feeling and thought. you have two

inside conducting what the dea calls a record search. they are not just looking for paper. they sent in an elite team of cyb cyber slooths hop on down the cyber trail and find out what they can find about possible drug use and dr. murray and michael jackson. they are looking at hardware, software, anything they think can provide a clue of what might have happened to michael jackson. no doubt, they are looking for something called diprivan, that very powerful drug that's supposed to only be used in hospital settings. they want to see if any of these records, if there is evidence that perhaps dr. murray had prescribed diprivan or propofol to michael jackson. this he have not emerged. you know the old joke. you know they say you can't read doctor's handwriting but on a computer, it is pretty hard to type in scribble, t.j. >> that is a very good point, paul. he is on the scene at the doctor's office. over at the doctor's home is ted roland. tell me, ted, what's been going on. >> reporter: we understand that dr. murray is in the home as this

i think that's why the dea is involved. and maybe even some other federal agencies. information is going to start to pour out, you know, at one time. >> larry: will each get a lawyer, bradford? >> yeah. absolutely. each one of them will get their own separate lawyer. they're not going to use one lawyer. it would be more onic to do that. and if they use one lawyer for all, then if one guy got a deal, the flip on his buddy, there would be an instant conflict. they all get their own lawyers. most likely, they're going to get public defenders and then maybe outside counsel appointed by the judge in terms of a wheel system or something of that nature. >> larry: stacy, is it harder to prosecute a group? >> no, i think sometimes it's a lot easier. and in this case, you know, in this case -- i hate to say the beauty of this case, but in evidentiary terms, you have a surveillance tape. you don't have that very often in a lot of cases. that's the one saving grace in this. when you have all the guys sitting in a forum and if they decide not to consolidate the cases and tried se

>>> we begin tonight with breaking news as we go to air, the dea, lapd and las vegas police swarming the home and office of michael jackson's private doctor. investigators executing search warrants for evidence. the raids come on the heels of sources confirming police believe michael jackson's doctor, conrad murray, gave him a powerful drug that may have killed jackson. tonight, our investigators closing in on jackson's private doctor and will criminal charges be next. >> dramatic turn in the investigation of michael jackson's death. at the center of this story, jackson's personal physician, dr. conrad murray. tonight for the first time, he is being directly connected to the drugs that may have killed michael jackson. >> he said that i want an iv of diprivan. you don't want to do this, michael. don't do this. >> we know murray was in jackson's house and on the scene when the 911 call was made. >> the doctor's been the only one here. >> the drug is known by the name, diprivan, also propofol. we're told jackson's doctor gave it to him within 24 hours of his death. >> the inclination is

detectives and dea agents entered the clinic with search warrants. they spent two and a half hours inside going through medical records. >> a source told us numerous bottles of prescription medication was found in jackson's $100,000 a month mansion. >> if that's the primary cause of death, how is that not murder? >> they were looking for evidence of manslaughter. the l.a. police may be pursuing it. >> doctor conrad murray was with michael jackson when he died. murray is only one of several doctors who treated jackson. l.a. police won't say if there's search warrants for any other positions. >> michael jackson had a good relationship with his doctors. he put a physician on his payroll for the concert. evidently, he was telling him what he needed. >> i've never seen my brother have different, abnormal behavior that would -- any substance that would cause that. to say these things, i don't know. i've never seen it. i would say no. >> back to ted rollins. explain how the raid went down, what time, what happened, who was there, did they let him in, did th

the dea is here for support. i talked to guys from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, they're here, too. but they're tracking down the serial numbers on the guns recovered, campbell. >> ed, as rob referenced there, police saying today valuable evidence that they have found. what is it specifically they're talking about? >> reporter: well, you mention the guns first or the weapons used. the state attorney mentioned that one of the weapons that they believe they found was indeed the murder weapon used in this. we've been told by sources with atf that those weapons will be sent to atlanta where the ballistics testing will be done. we also learned that safe that was stole chn is what the item that was robbed from from the house is also been found. we understand it was found on one of the properties belonging to pamela wiggins. she's the eighth suspect arrested yesterday. authorities won't say what was inside the safe. but they finally recovered it. >> all right. bob, you're here with us. i want to go back t

that's a statement from the dea. now, to put that in context is the dea was called in on the suspects in this crime to assist us in that area. the individuals that are currently incarcerated. so, they're assisting us in any area that developed from that. additionally, i will restate, which i believe i stated numerous times last night, that the billings family, to the best of my knowledge, is not the focus of any investigation by the dea. and i'm not sure where that may have started, but please, today, let us put that to rest. >> but who knows what the dea is working on. ed lavandera takes us back to the scene of the crime. >> reporter: thursday evening, byrd and melanie billings are at home with nine of their children. the time, approximately 7:00 p.m. outside, a red van, pulls into the end of the driveway. three individuals exit the vehicle and burst through the front door. from the woods, more across the lawn and enter through an unlocked utillty door. they're inside the house for less than four minutes. within tha

detectives, houston patrolmen, and dea agents entered the clinic with search warrants. they spent two and a half hours inside going through dr. murray's medical records. >> a source told us numerous bottles of prescription medication was found in jackson's $100,000 a month rented mansion. >> if a doctor irresponsibly gave michael jackson diprivan and that's the primary cause of death, how's that not murder? >> murray's attorney says they were looking for evidence of manslaughter. the first confirmation that l.a. police may be pursuing criminal charges in michael jackson's death. but the warrant is sealed so there's no way to know specifically what was listed in it. >> dr. conrad murray was with michael jackson when he died. but murray's only one several doctors who treated jackson. l.a. police won't say if any search warrants had been issued for any of the other positions. >> michael jackson had a very good relationship with all of his doctors. michael jackson was controlling everything. remember, he put a physician on his payroll for this concert. so evidently, he was

why is the dea intimately involved in the case? there has to be more in the case that we are not hearing. >> geraldo: i don't know that that will be particularly helpful and knowing the panhandle as i do, i think that they are sigh nascar a cyonarae there. >> it doesn't matter regarding the prosecution of them but i assume the truth has to come out. with home invasion robberies particularly in florida that they target people with large amounts of cash or large amounts of drugs. since the d.e.a. involvement here, i think the latter is more likely. >> geraldo: don't you agree with roy's analysis? >> the dea could also be involved looking at the connection among all of the suspects. the suspects could very well. >> geraldo: working in a car wash is how they know each other. >> and a bunch of them are day labors as well. and you have the mastermind gonzalez who by their own relatives accounts are raving maniacs and need to be. >> a 16-year-old kid, this is like, you know, a kind of, you know, the gang that couldn't shoot straight in th

it's the most prolific expansion in dea history. we are sending our agents out to work in close coordination with the u.s. military and our nato counterparts, but also, more importantly, with the counternarcotics police of afghanistan. we've worked with them over the last several years. again, dea was in afghanistan in the '70s, we were there during the late '70s during the russian invasion. we reopened our office in 2003, obviously because of the potential movement of opium and heroin through afghanistan, into eastern and western europe and eventually into the united states. so, again, we work very, very closely with our military and with our counternarcotics police of afghanistan. >> and, tom, as you well know, corruption within the afghanistan government is a tremendous problem. a lot of these drug dealers are very cozy with members of the government. that's got to be a challenge. how are your agents going to deal with that part of this war on drugs? >> well, that's -- that's a great question, kyra. again, it is a very delicate m

. >> the dea helping out with a search warrant being served on the offices, the clinic of dr. conrad murray. this is the doctor that was with michael jackson at the time of his death. he has been interviewed by investigators here in los angeles. but clearly, they are going in looking for more material. >> that's what this -- somehow, i understand that he left or went to sleep, i don't know what happened there. something went wrong. because when they tried to bring michael back, he was dead. something went wrong. >> the spokesperson for dr. murray's attorney, they say they have been completely surprised by this. they say they have been cooperating. they say anything they want from us, we're more than willing to give them, saying they're surprised a search warrant was served. >> something happened there. there's something behind all of that. i'm saying it's foul play. >> i'm not sure if he was in berry gordy's crypt or whatever, but i'm not sure -- i was totally against that. i fought to get him in neverland. it's his work. it's his imagination. it's what he dreamt of. he had dr

why the dea may have an issue with his statement. another summer day, another possible blockbuster in the nba. we'll tell you why boozer is on hold. and the latest on stalworth's future this morning. >> welcome to espnews, kevin with anish shroff. the mets make a trade this evening. the offense continues to sputter. but right now, we start with the world series champs. the phillies who really

what does the dea get involved in a heart attack? >> well, i don't think they usually get involved in a heart attacks. but i think the nypd and lapd are confident law enforcement agencies. i think as we know the fed sometimes have a little better leeway than the state authorities do. i think this is a good time. they can maybe pull some strings and maybe get some information, and might not come as readily available to the state. i think it's a good move. and it's not -- it's not common. i think it's a good move. >> well, you can say that again. i have seen plenty of heart attack patients. and the dea wasn't involved in the investigation. michael with squad security. there's a lot of finger pointing after, everybody laying blame. what do you think? >> i think this is a sad and familiar story of the drug addict doctor shopping, getting prescriptions at one place and then another but i think what's really important to know is that long-term substance abusers will often binge as they're about to enter a time which will demand sobriety fo

you do have the dea brought in. if the dea is there, they are looking at the drugs. they're looking at the doctors. because, nancy, every prescription that's written, every doctor has a particular dea number. they can trace that back to say who, what, when and how many prescriptions he has written. and they also regulate pharmacies that distribute the drugs after the prescriptions are written. so, you've got two, parallel investigations going on right now. >> out to the lines, sarah in mississippi. hi, dear. >> caller: hi, nancy. it's so great to talk to you. i just wanted to say i love your necklaces. every time i watch you, you have nice necklaces on. >> thank you, sarah in mississippi. what's your question, dear? >> caller: well, actually, i have a comment. i am a mortuary student. and i hear the frustration in your voice when you say, part of his brain was missing. i just wanted to comment and say that it is common practice when an autopsy has been performed not to put the brain back into the skull for the fact that you will have leakage. they put the brain in a

even though the dea confirmed they had been involved. the sheriff now obviously confirming that they are involved, but the family's been very sensitive to the fact that the people would be drawing the connection that if the dea was involved that somehow would put the billings family in a bad light. but they said the dea investigation has more to do with the background of the suspects. kyra? >> we'll continue to follow the leads. thanks so much. >>> half a world away, a luxury hotel that was shattered in a car bomb attack in 2003 was shattered again. terrorists hit it again today. six people are dead, dozens hurt, americans among them. the blasts came minutes apart in hotels connected by an underground tunnel. the bombers are said to have checked in as guests on wednesday. cnn's dan rivers is there and filed this report for us just a short time ago. >> reporter: the police investigation into this double blast in the center of jakarta is well under way. and police are focusing their inquiries on several different elements. they'll be looki

his lawyer says los angeles police and dea agents copied files from a computer hard drive for forensic analysis. and they also seized 21 documents during a raid of the houston clinic, yesterday, which we were watching here live. murray's attorney says the search warrant seeking evidence of manslaughter came as quite a surprise. >> this is a major development in the case. i mean, here we have conrad murray's attorney admitting there's an ongoing manslaughter investigation and we know that a los angeles judge has issued a search warrant. now judges can only issue a search warrant where there's probable cause to believe a crime has been committed, in this case, manslaughter, and there's probable cause to believe that evidence of that crime is at dr. conrad murray's office. so i think we can safely say that authorities are looking at him probably as suspects -- >> police have not identified, we want to point out, dr. murray whom you see here as a suspect.

. >> in the last hours, the dea joins forces with the lapd and houston police in a surprise raid on michael jackson's live-in doctor. straight out to ted rowlands joining us there in l.a. what happened, ted? >> reporter: nancy, 21 documents and a copy of the hard drive of a computer in dr. murray's clinic was taken out of that clinic, but the shocker here when you talk to dr. murray's lawyers' representatives this was a complete surprise to them. they said they had open dialogue and a meeting scheduled in l.a. on friday between murray and investigators and this is a complete shock. then that search warrant saying in it they were looking for materials that would back up basically a possible, possible case of manslaughter against

even though we had been told on the record by dea officials themselves that they were indeed -- had indeed been called into the case. essentially, i think what's going on here is that family members are very sensitive to the fact that people are linking any kind of dea involvement to byrd and melanie billings. and authorities here are saying that those agencies were called in more to check the background and the involvement in the dealings of these suspects. so, there's a great deal of sensitivity on behalf of the family members, specifically this family attorney, and she's making those comments just as family members and friends arriving at the church here in pensacola this morning for funeral services. there was a viewing last night. no cameras allowed inside the funeral service, so the church there is where you see funeral services are being held this morning. and we understand that several of the older siblings of byrd and melanie billings will be speaking as well as other friends here this afternoon in memorializing this couple here in pensacola. christi? >> very good point to

the dea also rule the pharmacies. they'll go back and look at all of the records of these doctors, the five doctors on the list, and i think some of the ones that would be right up front, dr. klein and dr. murray. >> klein was on "gma" denying the whole thing and also had no knowledge of giving a sperm sample. to carolyn in massachusetts. hi, carolyn. >> caller: good evening, nancy. thanks. >> what's your question? >> caller: quick comment and then the question. as an rn there were two socioeconomical classes that received the worst medical tr t treatment, the privileged and the poor, why is it so hard to bring these doctors to justice? >> that's my question, joe lawless. we saw charges for instance in the anna nicole smith and the wrestler's case. what about this one? >> it's a state or federal criminal offense to illegally prescribe prescription drugs and a -- >> we know it's an offense. will there be charges? >> in this case there will have to be. the visibility of michael jackson will cause law enforcement to look

this is for the dea to determine. it is within the purview of our agency, and we will not conduct an investigation within a federal agency as opposed to a local. so as a courtesy, so i would remain within my of legal requirements, i passed it on to the proper agency. again, this information is now with the d.a. and i cannot answer any questions involving any investigation they may or may not initiate. >> you're saying today that the case may come to a conclusion. >> yes we are. we're looking to that case. >> to your knowledge, are there any other federal agencies or law enforcement agencies looking into background activities of the family and that business? >> to the best of my knowledge, no. i would have no knowledge because it is not within the purview of this sheriff's office. >> can you tell if you found her? >> we can make no further statement about the evidence. i will recap. we have charged with excess real the fact and recovered the say and several guns. >> when you say you believe you may have found the gun u

. >> la ciudad de atlanta la novena más grande del país es considerada según la dea la zona cero para los carteles de méxico que operan en los estados unidos. cada artería principal que conecta los estados del sur con el resto de la nación pasa por aquí. >> hay presencia en más d200 ciudades. sean ciudades de grandes, como chico dchicago, a >> detroit. >> según la dea, la presencia de narcotraficantes mexicanos se ha incrementado considerablemente en los últimos años. >> lo que el carte colombiano ha reducido su presencia por esa razón, menos riesgo. >> menos costas también sobre el transporte de drogas, en el lado mexicano ellos son los que asumen la gran parte de distribución. >> para operar en esta país, tratan de pasar des percibidos. operaba una célula del cartel de las drogas y cuando las autoridades entraron encontraron a un dominicano en el sótano con evidencias de que había sido torturado. >> el ph@ema para las agencias fel feliz c policíacas es que no hay casa típico, puede ser una casa dónde vive una familia, puede ser una casa dónde hay niños jugando af

just hours after the dea, lapd and houston police joined together in a surprise raid on jackson's live-in doctor on homicide, we learn jackson's family set to crack this investigation wide open by filing a wrongful death claim. but who, who is the target? who do they say murdered michael jackson? we now know exactly what police seized in the raid. in addition to computer hard drive images, scores of documents, charges aimed at jackson's live-in doctor, as the family is pointing fingers at the private doc as cops zero in on the doctor's fedex account. right. his fedex account. was he fedexing the deadly drugs to michael jackson? this after it's revealed police seized evidence from jackson's own bedroom to make a case of homicide. a bedside oxygen tank, a bag of liquid from an iv pole, and an in a stunning twist tonight, a security breach within the coroner's office regarding jackson's death certificate. has any other breach taken place regarding jackson's actual body? and is grandmother katherine jackson being manipulated into having her own son, superstar michael jackson, declared incompe

do you have any knowledge of any other agency that contacted the dea? >> i believe mr. cooper, there was some confusion in that. last week we held a joint conference in my office in my conference room where we brought in the bureau, the dea, atf, i.c.e.. during the conduct of this investigation, one of the things that was intriguing to us and also very frustrating was the amount and volume of information developed on other individuals, other crimes that may have been committed, et cetera. and so i have both the legal and ethical responsibility to pass that information on to the appropriate agency. now, we have, in fact, briefed agencies along the way during the conduct of this investigation as a courtesy to keep them updated on the investigation. i think somehow it was confused that the dea somehow was involved in our investigation and i want to state here that to the best of my knowledge as a sheriff of escambia county, they are not. >> we are getting e-mails from viewers scratching the heads saying, if these folks were out to rob this couple, a, why kill them? and als

we contacted one of the manufacturers and know the dea got in touch with them and gave the dea the entire lot of propofol that they sold to a particular distributor and they ales d that distributor and records for a two-month period. the dea is really on the hunt to see if they can link that particular vial to a particular doctor who never should have given it to michael jackson. >> very interesting. more to come on this one. thank you very much, harvey levine, we'll look for you at 6:30 here on fox 5. >>> we want to take you back now to the breaking news on capitol hill. reports of gun shots being fired here earlier is afternoon. we're told by witnesses the police cars were chasing a white mercedes, multiple gun shots and right now, we're hearing some of the entrances to the u.s. capitol were closed off after the gun fire erupted. at this point, there were unconfirmed reports of one injury and no met details from police -- no immediate details from police. there were so many gun shots, the family got on the ground and reports of one victim being taken away in an ambulance. we're work to

advocates have tried to produce their own dea approved supply of marijuana and the dea keeps blocking that private production facility so as a result we have been able to do some research to show marijuana has medical value for aids, cancer, ms pain, but not enough studies to move it through the fda approval process. >> david, i talked to people at this dispensary who say, institutional medicine doesn't want research in this because they are not going to be able to make money off of cannabis if it is sold in smoking form. >> that is completely false argument. there are already two fda approved cannabanoid drugs approved. a lot of studies have been done on marijuana plus and minus in terms of its effect on the human body. there's a lot of them. i can show anybody who wants them hundreds of studies. >> rob, you say there are studies that support your position. in terms of legalization of marijuana, a lot of people who are against medical marijuana say that basically what you want is legalization and this is just the first step in that. >> we want to end marijuana prohibition. three good

very frustrated and angered with news media reports about the dea's involvement in this case. so, that's kind of what i think is inspiring this a lot, the background of it to kind of get to that point and having them come out and announce this. because if you remember, prosecutors and investigators have been asked repeatedly over the course of the last week just what is inside that safe and they have tried to keep that information very close and that's not something they wanted to reveal. >> any word if they're moving in on any other suspects? i believe it's eight arrests now. any word if the case is completely closed? >> investigators say they wrapped up the bulk of their investigation, however, they do say there are two or three other people that they consider persons of interest. in fact, we're told that next week we could expect another arrest. so, even though the bulk of this investigation is over, authorities clearly not done yet. >> devastating story and the couple being laid to rest just a couple moments ago. ed lavandera, thanks so much. >>> some amazing stories of su

a dea number on that. they can go back and find out, okay, what drugs were given to whom, when, by what name. the dea also rules the pharmacies. they run the pharmacies. they'll go back and look at all of the records of these doctors, the five doctors on the list, and i think some of the ones that would be right up front, dr. ratner, dr. klein and dr. murray. >> klein was on "gma" denying the whole thing. he also had no knowledge of giving a sperm sample. to carolyn in massachusetts. hi, carolyn. >> caller: good evening, nancy. thanks. >> hi, dear, thank you for calling in. what's your question? >> caller: thank you. quick comment and then the question. as an r.n., there were two socioeconomical classes that received the worst medical treatment, the privileged and the poor. why will it be so hard to bring these doctors to justice? >> that's my question, joe lawless. will they be charged? we saw charges for instance in the anna nicole smith and the wrestler benoit's case. what about this one? >> it's a stat

dea agents looking specifically at the role that prescription drugs could have played in michael jackson's death. >> he was so adamant about, i will pay any amount of money for someone to help me to sleep. i looked at him and that was the first time i got this chill through my body. i said, michael, if you take that medicine, you might not wake up. >> michael jackson's will continuing to create a lot of buzz, especially the section about who he wanted to care for his kids. >> katherine jackson nominated as guardian of his three kids. diana ross, the backup. debra rowe birth mother of the two oldest kids, specifically excluded. >> will she put up a fight for jackson's kids? rowe's attorney says she has not decided yet. ♪ some things in life they just don't wanna see ♪ ♪ but if martin luther was livin' ♪ >> straight out to paul vercammen. he is standing by there at the staples center. paul, we understand that there is going to be some type of memorial at the staples center, but first, let me ask you, where did this video come from? this is michael jackson in full dress rehearsal push