both of them dead at early ages. did michael know whitney? yes, yes. they really did. whitney got a chance to come out to neverland and she told me she had a great time and michael said that she enjoyed herself, as well. and when michael passed, she called me and she was there for me saying to me, if you need anything, jackson, because she called me jackson, just call me and i ll be there for you. and she was very, very devasta me, my family, to the fans, and the world. because she was a voice that the world enjoyed very much. and larry i got to run back in. great talking with you. i wish it was a better occasion. thank you very much. be well. can i ask jermaine a question here? yeah. jermaine, it s don lemon. you did a duet with whitney, didn t you? several, several. we did a lot of music from the very beginning. from the very beginning. tell the viewers about that, and the songs and how it was working on those. well, just standing opposite of her in
four convicted killers, the words harmless error, may seem like a slap in the face. all four of these pardoned murders worked in the mansion before getting they re release. the governor says they committed crimes of passion, that s what he calls them, making them highly unlikely, he says nchg to reoffend. experts say that s simply not true. and in any events, these were no crimes of passion in some cases. one killer stuck up a convenient store, shooting the clerk dead as he begged for mercy. another stalked then murdered his wife, shooting her while she held their baby in her arms. he also badly wounded her friend. although claims he was holding the gun in his hand when it went off accidentally. he went out earlier, got the gun, and shot a woman in the back. another man got a pardon for his third dui, and while he was accused of a fourth dui, that s when it came through. he was sitting in jail when he got pardoned. his fourth dui, he allegedly was involved in a wreck that kil
poll. ron paul and rick santorum lag far behind. i want to go now to a cnn exclusive. you re looking at what happened to romney. but let s go to herman cain joining us on the phone. mr. cain, you are endorsing newt gingrich. tell us why you made that choice. i m endorsing newt gingrich tonight for several reasons, but the two biggest reasons is, number one, he and i talked about him being open to 9-9-9, which you know i happen to believe is a critical solution that we need to embrace. and as a result of that, he has asked me to co-chair his economic growth and jobs advisory council. the second reason i m endorsing him is when you look at replacing the tax code, energy independence, regulatory reform, sound money, all of the things that i ve talked about, he and i are 100% in lock step in terms of what we need to do. so when you find a candidate that basically is running on the ideas and the ideologies that i was running on, along with him embracing 9-9-9, then it was a no-b
early start, i m ashleigh banfield. and i m zoraida sambolin. we are bringing you the news from a to z. it s 5:00 a.m. in the east. let s get started here. this was a good one, guys, if you missed it. the tarmac in arizona got hot. it wasn t about the weather. it was about the president and the governor. jan brewer and barack obama getting testy on the tarmac and brewer even pointed her finger, shaking it, wagging it at the president. what was this all about? why did they have an issue and have they resolved it? just five days left until the florida primary. there are four folks out there. we re talking gingrich and romney in a dead heat. can someone land a knockout blow at tonight s cnn debate? that s debate number 19. if you re counting. and we are. we are. also, this amazing story of the rescue of the these two aide workers in somalia. here are the graphics but boy is there a story behind these graphics. if you like blackhawks, you like rescue do we have