age of reporter: left his family grieving. reaction to the sudden death was immediate from his star on hollywood boulevard to the loyal listeners that gathered at his family home. one year later, the tributes continue. a steady stream of fans continue to share their respects. surreal. every time i have been close to michael, it s been several times, he s been alive. this time, he s not. he s a wonderful person. i just miss him. reporter: a year later, the investigation into his death continues as well. the central figure being his physician, dr. conrad murray who faces charges. they list the death due to propofol. jackson topped the billboard album chart for two months after his death. 42 million albums have been sold worldwide. his success was overshadowed by personal drama, they say he was larger than life. daddy has been the best father you can ever imagine. reporter: and remains so, even in death. among the visitors, sister janet and brother jermaine paid th
failures that led up to the accident this is a tragedy that could have been avoided. we wouldn t be sitting here if measures were taken. reporter: the service paused briefly in a moment of silence. nothing can change that day or bring these loved ones back. choking back tears, jordan mcmiller promised his late mother to finish school and take care of the family she left behind. for something so tragic like this because this is not supposed to happen. we are not supposed to be here right now. reporter: in a tribute to those who died, a plaque bearing their names will be placed at the fort totten station, a reminder of not just the lives lost but a pledge never again. in northeast, sherri ly, fox 5 news. all but two of the nine victim s families attended the service. as you saw, there was a moment of silence at the memorial service. metro observed the moment of silence on its trains and in the stations today. the hustle and bustle of metro center quieted down for a
they have long been the hottest tickets in the town. many wait decades for them. season ticketholders say when the seats get too expensive, the team didn t waste anytime with lawsuits. reports about the quick lawsuits and the fact they sold tickets to brokers ahead offen fans have many seeing red tonight. we have the story. reporter: redskins home games had been sellouts since 1968. there s a waiting list for season tickets. bob waited on the list for 28 years to buy the tickets. now, he says, they ve gotten too expensive. call iing the ticket office. when i said can we do this, do ten , shorten the term fro years to seven years. it was a flatout no. reporter: these are the lawsuits they have brought against the season ticketholders. some of the judgments are for tens of thousands of dollars. it doesn t seem fair. why? because they are stuck in a contract they can t get out of. reporter: other fans say they sign add contract. it would be nice if they could work
and other drinks from behind a plexiglas window. when the co-owner called police, he said he hasn t hadn t seen his brother since 1:00. they made entry and found him murdered. they say the pizza mart is owned by two brothers who run the business with one or two other employees. one brother operates the business overnight and the other during the day. when one brother came to relieve the other at 8:00 this morning, the building was locked and he couldn t get in. several hours went by before police were called. the victim, the co-owner was found in a food preparation area. for some reason the arson task force was called but police say there was no fire. it s unclear why they were here. d.c. police chief kathy len near said there was no evidence of a robbery but this can be a tough corner. it s open 24 hours a day. it s a place where people congregate. the district commander can talk about the area but there has been calls for disorder list and things but that is consistent