i am so happy about that. i mean, you never can have everything. hey, everyone. welcome to how it really happened. i m hill harper. june 25, 2009. paramedics rushed to answer a call at 100 carolwood in los angeles. they were told they would find a 50-year-old male not breathing. they found michael jackson unconscious on a bed in a rented mansion and in such a state that the lead paramedic firefighter said he didn t even recognize him. tonight, part 2 of our examination of the death of michael jackson. what really happened? did he kill himself? was it an overdose? or was he murdered? senneff: in all my years as a paramedic, i had never seen that level of chaos at any incident i ve ever been at. evenstad: i could see kind of through the hinge area of the fence that there was a gurney being wheeled out to the ambulance, and i could tell that it was michael on the gurney. so at that point, i told my photographers, we really need to try to get this picture when the ambula
came to a heartbreaking end. fans were always pulling for whitney, and in early 2012, it looked like she was making a comeback new man, new music and a new movie. the film was a remake of sparkle, and it marked a return to her roots, home to the church, back to the power and promise of gospel. sparkle, you can have a gift. it s how you use it. turner: sparkle is a cult classic, especially in the african-american community. be on the mark. can i get an amen ? amen! amen! amen! ame! houston: being born and raised in the gospel community, it was not new to me to sing gospel or to sing with a choir. why should shadows shadows come? it is very natural to me in some ways, more natural than popular music because it s where i m rooted. it s where my foundation is. so it wasn t a new adventure. it was just coming back home. [ cheers and applause ] i remember sparkle, and i remember the great press that came around sparkle. whitney looked great, and they were sho
injured, many in critical condition. emergency team shall combing there the rubble using picks, shovels and their bear hands to search for life. those that did not survive the disaster, they re already laid to rest as it tradition. and to honor them, morocco will observe three days of mourning. the disaster has affected more than 300,000 people in marrakech and surrounding areas. locals say thety s world heritage old city of madinah has seen extensive damage. people talk about the buildings that collapsed. it s, it happens just down this route too, and when you go, like, further and further, there s a lot of damage that happened to a lot of buildings, some of them are mosques, some houses. a lot of communities got hurt. one of the poorest areas in the city, and those people need help like food, water, blankets, or whatever, whatever you can help the royal morocco an armed service are mobilized to get support from evacuations to supplies. morocco s king declared three days
up in india, but as world leaders prepare to head home, how much did they actually accomplish? we re live in new delhi with the latest. but we begin in morocco where three days of mourning have been declared after more than 2,000 people were killed in the country s deadliest earthquake in decades. emergency teams have been desperately combing through the rubble of collapsed buildings to search for survivors. some of the worst-hit areas are remote villages on the foothills of the high atlas mountains. survivors there say they re in desperate need of life-saving aid and basic supplies. translator: we are living in a crisis situation. we ask that king mohammad vi intervenes and sends us some help because we are living through a traumatizing situation. the people don t have electricity, they have nothing to eat or drink, no bread, nothing. as local residents struggle to cope with the disaster, many tourists are now leaving the country and returning home to safety. some of t
story, i m anderson cooper. former president donald trump has now been criminally indicted in georgia for allegedly trying to overturn the election in that state in 2020. this is now his fourth indictment. the fulton county district attorney also charged 18 codefendants along with the former president, including former white house chief of staff mark meadows, trump attorneys rudy giuliani, sidney powell, john eastman, and others. trump is accused of being the head of a criminal enterprise and racketeering is one of the 13 charges against him. tonight, we take a close look at exactly what mr. trump and his allies did in georgia in the weeks after the election. cnn s sara murray lays out details about the investigation into the former president and the most serious charges he s now facing. breaking news in to cnn this hour. prosecutors in georgia have opened a criminal investigation criminal investigation into former president trump. why? because of his january phone c