and the problem right now is, is that the drug companies want after they ve come up with a drug, they want to keep that patent for 12 years, and there s a debate can we lower that to seven years before it goes generic so that people can enjoy lower prices on those drugs. those are some of the debates that will be taking place alongside the health care reform debate. but overall, there s no reason why we should not be able to at least pay in the ballpark of what other countries are paying for the exact same drug, and that will be a major focus in this health care reform legislation. all right? it s a woman s turn. young lady right there who s on the rail. good afternoon, mr. president. good afternoon. first i wanted to thank you for your supreme court nomination. i mean, appointment. she s going to do well. and all the hard work that you ve been doing on the economy and with the health care reform. i had the opportunity to with my family last year to meet you in br
those in contact with babies, children and young people, health care workers and emergency personnel, and adults with underlying conditions. combines, that s potentially 140 million americans who will be covered against a virus some are estimated may hit 40% of the u.s. population. this is a situation that s supply-and-demand and making sure that we can have a vaccine go where it s needed most. reporter: there s new evidence pregnant women have a much higher risk of severe complications and deaths from h1n1 because their immune systems are suppressed. a study released today found pregnant women are four times as likely to be hospitalized. about 6% of the deaths have been among pregnant women but that s not. that s a larger proportion than you d expect given that only 1% of the u.s. population is pregnant at any one point in time. reporter: each of the pregnant women who the study who died first developed pneumonia, just like 27-year-old katie flyte, who was six months
authorities think they ve caught some homegrown terrorists here. one s an ex-marine but still on the hunt for another. where they might have been targeting their attacks. also, could a canning bed be a dangerous for you as mustard gas? new research on the cancer risks. and in the 24 hours before michael jackson died, propofol was allegedly injected into his veins. we take you into an operating room to see how this drug really works and how it can cause patients to stop breathing all together. i want to wish you a happy hump day as it s wednesday. i m christi paul. it s good to be back with you here. we are waiting, waiting for a news conference by the woman who called 911 to report a possible break-in at the home of harvard professional henry louis gates jr. this is the first time we re hearing from her. her attorney says she wants to get on with her life after, hounded relentlessly by reporters. i want to share a portion of her 911 call which led to a confrontation bet
story, jackson s personal physician, dr. conrad murray. tonight for the first time he is being direct lid connected to the drug that may have killed michael jackson. we know murray was in jackson s house and on the scene when the 911 call was made. we know his office in texas was raided. tonight we know a lot more. randi kaye joins us with details. ran randi? a headline tonight, a source close to michael jackson s family with knowledge of the investigation tells cnn jackson s personal physician administered the powerful drug that investigators believed killed him. the drug is known by the brand name diprivan, also known as propofol. jackson s doctor gave it to him within 24 hours of his death. this is significant. conrad murray s lawyer never commented on the drug. all the lawyer has told us in the past was, quote, dr. conrad murray did not prescribe or administer anything that should have killed michael jackson. this, anderson, is the very first time dr. murray has been co
the hour. larry king live starting next with jim moret filling in for larry continue. they re going to have the details for you. that does it for us tonight. have a good night, everybody and a good week. see you back here tomorrow night. captions by vitac www.vitac.com tonight, breaking news bombshell in the michael jackson case. his personal doctor administered the powerful anesthetic that authorities believe killed him. why did he give jackson propofol? did he provide it on the day jackson died? is he officially a suspect in the king of pop s death? dr. conrad murray s lawyers aren t talking tonight but inside sources are. plus, the gates take. what did the harvard professor s neighbor report to police? hear her 911 call for yourself right now on larry king live. i m jim moret from inside edition sitting in tonight for larry king. joining us to talk about the breaking jackson news, cnn ted rowlands and extras s carlos diaz. ted, first to you. what can you tell