conversations with hollywood greats and now he withdrew from the reach of his family. you say that from, what is it 1984 to 1992 you saw michael maybe three times a year during that period? yes. reporter: you sent him letters? yes. reporter: packages he never responded to any of them? no. reporter: why didn t he want to see you, jermaine? it s not that he didn t want to see me. reporter: he could have picked you up and seen you any time he wanted. no, michael don t call. michael, can you imagine him having a phone? it s like the president having a cell phone. it could have been a lot of influence from outside people saying your family is going to hold you back. reporter: still jermaine says their brotherly love never wavered until june 25th, 2009, and one last look at the little brother he loved on his deathbed. there he was laying there, la toya was there before us, and he was lifeless.
we all know that s a different story. we all know on stage, no one beats mj ever in life. done. one and only. glad you feel so strongly. very passionate. we ll get on with the top stories. welcome back, everybody. we have a rare look behind the curtain in the life of michael jackson from his own brother jermaine. the author of a new tell-all book, called you are not alone the name of michael jackson s song, michael through a brother s eyes. chris conley sat down with jermaine to talk about it. reporter: the last time we saw jermaine jackson was at his brother s funeral service in 2009 singing michael s favorite song. it was so emotional right at the end that i just kind of, kind of broke down, and i didn t think it would be that hard. because we performed all our lives. reporter: when they did perform together as on the 1984 victory tour, it was jermaine just behind michael. during michael s 2005 sexual abuse trial, jermaine would try to support his brother again with a
country before the jury could render its verdict. there was a plane that could have been at a nearby airport. uh-huh. where would it have taken michael? we would have gone to the ddle east to bahrain, to saudi. they would have put you in prison for the rest of your life if they had caught you doing that. thehewouldn t have caught me. such new revelations fill jermaine s new book, you are not alone. the moment he first heard 4-year-old michael singing jingle bells, the time that michael confided his feelings about joe jackson, the disciplinarian father they called joseph. reporter: michael asked you would you cry if joseph died? what did michael say after he asked you that question? he said he didn t know if he would or he wouldn t. reporter: there s more how michael secretly recordedehis
were they able to accomplish this? i think we all secretly think, if i could read their tips then i would know the secrets. millions of dollars, great surgeons, all the secrets. good morning, everybody, i m rob nelson. i m vinita nair. a year and a half after michael jackson s death the criminal case against his doctor has finally begun. on the first day of a preliminary hearing, witnesses gave some chilling details of the pop star s final minutes. diana alvear is in los angeles with the latest. hi, diana. reporter: vinita and rob, good morning. based on what we heard in court so far, it seems that prosecutors are going to show michael jackson should never have been given propofol. a year and a half after the death of michael jackson, his mother katherine, brother jermaine, and sister la toya arrived at the los angeles county courthouse. that s where a judge will decide whether the superstar s personal physician, dr. conrad murray, should stand trial for involuntary manslaugh
on the one-year anniversary, fans paid respects with tears, tributes, songs and dance. in los angeles, thousands walked through the gates of the forest lawn cemetery where jackson rests now in a mausoleum. and katherine jackson unveil ad memorial to her son in the front yard of the modest home where he grew up. in moscow fans gathered around a memorial honoring the king of pop. last night his brother jermaine talked to larry king about michael s doctor. how do you feel about the