back to ellie jostad. ellie, what's the final price tag on debbie rowe? how much has she gotten over the years? >> nancy, according to court documents, debbie rowe got a $5 million settlement years ago from michael jackson, and then she was paid another $900,000 for several years after that. >> okay. hold on. did you say $5 million to start with? >> yep. $5 million. >> then $900,000 per year, i believe it was the next four years? >> yes. exactly. >> but ellie, aren't you omitting another payoff after the child molestation charges rear their head on the scene? >> you're right, nancy. there were also reports -- rowe gave up her parental rights. then when the 2003 molestation allegations came up and she was concerned about his affiliation with the nation of islam, she tried again to get custody and she went away. at that time it's believed she got another payout from jackson. >> how much do we think she got then? >> don't know about that time. reports are very sketchy on that. >> okay. the reports are very sketchy, but what are the reports, ellie? >> well, i

. >> now to our chief editorial producer, ellie jostad. ellie, is it true that there was 1.6 million -- repeat 1,.6 million registrants to go to the memorial? >> yeah. that's right, nancy. there was just an 18-hour window that people could go online, register for tickets. then on sunday, all of those people who were lucky enough to get a pair of tickets got an e-mail with a special code on it telling them where they could pick up their tickets and the other details. >> this as reports surface that multiple vials of the powerful sedative diprivan have been found at the home of michael jackson. now the robbery-homicide unit there in l.a. is investigating. joining me is a special guest and a primetime exclusive, cherilyn lee, this is michael jackson's former nurse who apparently believes he pleaded for a dangerous drug. ms. lee, thank you for being with us. >> thank you very much for having me on. >> ms. lee, explain to me what michael jackson said to you. what did he want? >> well, what he was looking for was sleep. and he asked for medicati

out to ellie jostad. ellie, she says that she is the bio mom of two of the children, and there is the third one, prince michael the ii, aka, blanket, so where is this video coming from? we see her being approached outside a restaurant and that's her response. do you think a judge will be impressed by this? >> i don't know about that, nancy. this is in lancaster, california yesterday. debbie rowe was leaving this chinese restaurant called great wall. she's approached -- she hasn't spoken publicly. only through her lawyer. and obviously they were trying to get some comment from her -- >> didn't she give like a 90-minute interview to a radio station or something? >> she did. to knbc there in l.a. she said she would fight for her children, she'd take a dna test, she'd get a psych eval, whatever they needed to help her get custody. >> okay. let's unleash the lawyers. we are taking your calls live. to eleanor dixon, felony prosecutor in atlanta who specializes in crimes on women and children. lynn leeds, the st

ellie jostad, cnn producer. infighting within the jackson camp. do we know, was jackson actually in the casket? has he been cremated? is it true that a portion of his brain is not in his body? >> well, yeah, i'll start with the brain. there are some a.p. reports that part of the brain or samples from the brain are still being held by the coroner for further testing. or for results of testing. and as far as the body goes, this was a closed casket event. so, technically, we don't know if the body was in that casket. and apparently the family is fighting. some of the family members want the body to go to neverland. katherine jackson says, absolutely not. >> joining me now, chris meyers, senior executive editor at radaronline. chris meyers has obtained more of the private chef's interview. you can find it at radaronline.com. and here, before we go to chris, you're going to hear, in addition to the new sound from jackson's personal chef, sound about oxygen tanks, waist-high oxygen tanks, normally used with iv drug usage, being taken in and out of jacks

. >> straight out to ellie jostad, our chief editorial producer. what can you tell me about the reports that jackson's body may be hidden right now in the family crypt of motown founder berry gordy? >> right, well berry gordy, very involved in the jackson 5 career, as well as michael jackson. apparently michael jackson's casket is in this crypt that berry gordy bought for his family, at forest lawn cemetery. the casket is just sitting there right now while the jackson family is fighting amongst themselves about where to eventually bury michael jackson. >> okay. let me get something straight. i'm also understanding that at the get-go we were told, you can't just dig a hole in the backyard and bury a body. all right? start your own cemetery. but it seems as if that's exactly what's going to happen. the state, while it says it hasn't been contacted yet, says it's okay to go forward with burying michael jackson's body there at neverland, to make kind of a graceland theme park, a burial theme park? what's happening, ellie? >> right. well, the state says

back out to ellie jostad. ellie, we are hearing about a second autopsy. why was there a second autopsy? who asked for the second autopsy? do we know anything in the second autopsy, other than fresh track marks on his neck? >> well, la toya jackson tells this british tabloid she is the one who asked for the second autopsy, because she was concerned about the circumstances of her brother's death. she wouldn't reveal what that autopsy reveals. but she did say it is going to be a shocker. that there are bombshells in that second autopsy. >> to brian oxman, family friend of the jackson's, host of "insight" on news radio klaa. brian, do you know what's in the second autopsy? what's the bombshell? >> don't know what the bombshell is. they've kept that a closely guarded secret. i do know that it is consistent with what the coroner did at the l.a. coroner's office. you aren't going to have contradictions. the purpose was to get information quick to the family and it accomplished that purpose. ♪ to follow each other ♪ because they got nowhere ♪ to go and migh

to our chief editorial producer ellie jostad. ellie, remember, those warrants were sought by robbery/homicide there in l.a. >> that's right, nancy. three warrants served at the jackson home. that home he was renting there and the home being held for $100,000 a month. also, we know that the lapd is focusing on five doctors. doctors who either treated michael jackson or prescribed drugs to him. we know that they talked to one of those doctors, dr. conrad murray. that's the doctor who was with him when michael jackson collapsed. and we've learned, too, new published reports that dr. murray was not licensed to prescribe drugs there in california. >> out to brian oxman, jackson family confidante, former lawyer. he's the host of "insight" with klaa. out to brian. brian, i know you have spoken to many of the people in jackson's family. today, congressman peter king made very harsh comments about michael jackson. and, you know, brian, during the child molestation charges, i made no secret of the fact that the youth minister, for instance

. >> you know, to ellie jostad, our chief editorial producer. what ian is saying has a ring of truth. we know that michael jackson was somehow obsessed with elvis presley, which culminated that obsession in the marriage to presley's natural daughter, lisa marie presley. it's my understanding that father joe jackson, the jackson brothers, are insisting he be buried at neverland, a place that he eschewed, he hated it after the police raid on the child molestation charges. tonight we don't know where the body is. it's kept under lock and key in a secure area. why? what can you tell me about those underground tunnels there at staples center arena, and who is trying to stop the burial of jackson's remains at neverland? >> well, nancy, there's a bunch of reports out there about how this body may have been transported out of staples center without a trail of media behind it. one report out there by e-news is the staples center was built with numerous underground tunnels. one tunnel goes over to the nokia theater right across the street. other tunnels g

for the latest details on what is contained in this search warrant, let's go straight out to ellie jostad, nancy grace producer poring through this. >> reporter: we find out what they are looking for is evidence of the charges of manslaughter, excessive prescribing and prescribing to an addict. the other interesting thing, they're looking for anything related to the treatment, patient records, prescriptions, for michael jackson or 19 aliases they believe jackson may have used. those aliases include his son's name, prince jackson. frank tyson, former personal assistant. kai chase, his personal chef. the name omar arnold which is an alias jackson used often in relation to health care. they're specifically looking for any information, distribution lists, prescriptions, delivery storage of the drug propofol, which authorities tell us they believe may have killed michael jackson >> did they find propofol? >> reporter: that is not listed on the return here, jane. we've got computer evidence. we've got cell phone evidence. we've got paperwork. i don't see propofol listed here. >> all right. vinc