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Airhead Journalism: NBC Strikes Again Geraldo Rivera made the morning talk show rounds this morning, appearing on both NBC’s Today Show as well as CBS’ Morning Show in order to promote and discuss his recent sit-down interview with Michael Jackson. The CBS interview with Hannah Storm was fairly straightforward with the usual “didn’t Jackson see that he opens himself up to this stuff” nonsense expected from lazy interviewers and talking heads. In addition, Storm’s impatience with Rivera’s dogged support for Jackson was quite obvious as Rivera countered her every question with facts and his questions about the credibility of the accuser and his family. As annoying as Storm was, however, she had nothing on Katie Couric. The oft-dubbed “Queen of Perky,” Couric did what was expected of any NBC faux journalist and media head: she talked over the person who clearly contradicted an already assumed position on the case. On several occasions, Couric rudely attempted to drown out Rivera as he pointed out the obvious logical fallacies of Tom Sneddon’s paper thin case against Jackson. Real professional, Katie. One of their more ridiculous exchanges took place when, after Rivera told Couric that, based on his thirty-five years as a lawyer, his examination of all the grand jury testimony, as well as his own private but thorough investigation of the charges against Jackson, there was no way Jackson way guilty. Poor little Katie’s spirits and expression fell faster than Carole Lieberman’s face after botox treatment as she digested Rivera’s comments. Of course, we can understand Couric’s response. After all, the very thought of journalists reporting facts and basing their opinions on careful research and investigation and not solely on the word of an alleged morally compromised adulteress who spins stories for her alleged lover is simply too much to ask overpaid cosmetically altered talking heads who are fed their questions from on high. More interesting, Rivera made sure to take other journalists to task for not following his lead and doing their own investigation. Perhaps if they had, they’d shut those pie holes and find better and more credible stories to write. Couric’s antics only underscore the suspicion among Jackson supporters and even media watchdogs that tabloid journalism is indeed here to stay. No longer is allowing guests with informed observations that counter the more sensationalized and exaggerated angles of a story an option. Oh no! Now the talking heads, who probably do not even conduct their own research or investigation, simply attempt to steamroll over the person they are interviewing. Perhaps the most hypocritical moment of the entire interview was Couric’s reminder that we should leave it up to the jury to determine Jackson’s innocence or guilt. Now that is a funny suggestion coming from a network that has systematically done nothing but produce special after special defaming, maiming, and tainting Jackson’s name and reputation. It was NBC who used Victor Gutierrez and Raymond Chandler (the ’93 accuser’s greedy uncle) as “producers” on numerous Dateline specials that were nothing more than tabloid love-ins with every Jackson hater imaginable. We suggest that Couric take Rivera’s advice and start doing her own investigation. Perhaps then, and only then, would that empty head and mouth to match be filled with substantive information pertinent to the case rather than the ill-shaped tabloid sensationalism drawn from the wells of tabloid journalism. tHe cUttInG eDgE

rosemary

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Celebrity Justice February 04, 2005 http://celebrityjustice.warnerbros.com/news/0502/03c.html Rowe Fights Jackson For Child Custody A "Celebrity Justice" exclusive. Michael Jackson's ex-wife, Debbie Rowe, who bore two of the singer's three children, has had an astounding change of heart. She is currently battling Jackson in court for custody, but documents uncovered by "CJ" reveal she once testified that "Michael is a wonderful man…a brilliant father." Jackson is about to stand trial on charges of child molestation. Debbie claims she now wants custody because of the new revelations about Jackson's life, including the current allegations and the singer's comments interview for a BBC documentary in which he said that it's fine for kids to sleep with adults. "CJ" has obtained the court transcript from the 2001 Parental Termination Hearing, in which Rowe explains that she gave up the kids because, "as their mother, it is in the best interest for the children." Rowe elaborated: "When I was seeing them every 45 days, it felt like an intrusion on their life and they're going to have enough intrusions as it is." The judge in the current custody case has ruled that Rowe did not give up her parental rights because the 2001 proceedings were flawed. A State Appeals Court also ruled that Rowe did not forfeit parental rights. Rowe's change of heart based on unfolding information about Jackson is striking. Back in 2001 she testified: "I had the children for him… I did it for him to become a father. Not for me to become a mother. You earn the title of parent. I have done absolutely nothing to earn that title."

vivienne

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Attorneys look for an edge By Quintin Cushner/Staff WriterLawyers in the Michael Jackson child molestation case will receive assistance in coming weeks from jury consultants - experts in human behavior who can give prosecutors or defense lawyers an edge when narrowing a pool of 250 people to 12 jurors and eight alternates.Jury selection in the Michael Jackson case has been postponed at least until Thursday because the sister of defense attorney Thomas Mesereau Jr. is gravely ill.During the selection process, lawyers from both sides, as well as the judge, will quiz the potential jurors about their knowledge of the case and screen them for bias.Though the judge is looking for a panel that will make a verdict based on evidence presented at trial, defense lawyers and prosecutors want a panel that is favorable to their cause.To gain a competitive edge, Jackson's defense has hired jury consultant J. Lee Meihls of the San Diego-firm Trial Partners.Meihls, a former film critic and television producer, has a doctorate in sociology. She consulted defense attorneys during the murder trial of heir John DuPont, and for prosecutors at the bank and wire fraud trial of former Arizona Gov. J. Fife Symington, III.Not to be outdone, the Santa Barbara County District Attorney's Office has retained Howard Varinsky of the Emoryville-based Varinsky & Associates, to consult them during jury selection.Varinsky is a psychologist who worked with prosecutors on the Scott Peterson murder trial and for the government in its case against Oklahoma bombing terrorist Timothy McVeigh.Both sides hope to seat jurors sympathetic to what they intend to prove at trial, said Sandy Marks, a jury consultant who operates the Trial Tech firm in Miami.Marks faced-off against Varinsky in the case of U.S. vs. McVeigh. The two became friends on the case, and Marks said he respects Varinsky's work ethic."If I were Howard, I would be looking for churchgoers, and parents with children around the ages of the alleged victim," Marks said. "I would not want anyone who thinks outside the box."The defense will seek the polar opposite in their jury, said Marks, who has consulted for defendants Marv Albert and William Kennedy Smith."I would want music lovers, free thinkers, liberals and single, younger people," Marks said. "Sometimes you look for people just to be disruptive and hang a jury."Both sides will have to beware of those unpredictable jurors who are serving for reasons other than a sense of duty."You've got to peel this onion back and find out why people want to sit (on the jury)," Marks said. "Is it the celebrity of Michael Jackson? Do they have an agenda to convict or acquit? Do they want to have a book? Consultants need to look out for this."Though consultants don't speak to jurors in court, they take prodigious notes and advise attorneys about which follow-up questions to ask. Consultants can also help attorneys coach witnesses and shape arguments.Prosecutors and the defense are each permitted to dismiss 10 jurors without giving a reason. However, they are allowed unlimited dismissals for cause.Mere body language is not sufficient for a lawyer to dismiss someone for cause, so a key task of a jury consultant is too formulate questions that will identify biased jurors who have not yet demonstrated cause for being dismissed."It's kind of like setting a trap," Marks said. "We'll ask if they want to see the defendant testify, or if there's a chance they'll change their mind on a case."Any answer to those type of questions could indicate a bias, Marks said.Jackson has pleaded not guilty to four counts of engaging in lewd acts with a 13-year-old boy and four counts of administering alcohol to help him with the alleged molestations. The defendant also has pleaded not guilty to a count of attempted child molestation and a conspiracy charge involving child abduction, false imprisonment and extortion.Though jury selection is canceled for Monday, Superior Court Judge Rodney Melville may rule on two motions filed by a lawyer for several media organizations covering the case. One motion requests that Melville release completed questionnaires potential jurors completed last week. Another seeks to modify a decorum order that applies to potential jurors in the case.Jurors in the case are still to report at 8:30 a.m. Monday for processing, said Darrel Parker, assistant executive officer of the Superior Courts in Santa Barbara County.

Jackson: I Will Be ExoneratedSunday, February 06, 2005In an interview with FOX News' Geraldo Rivera, Michael Jackson (search) talked about his upbringing, why he created the Neverland ranch and his passion for helping children. He ended the conversation with a statement that he would be cleared of molestation charges.The King of Pop spoke of his parents in glowing terms, saying he drew much of his strength from his father's example."I'm very much like my father in a lot of ways," Jackson said. "He's very strong, he's a warrior, he always tries to be courageous and confident and believes in our ideals."As for his mother, Jackson said he was thankful she passed on her religious belief to him when he was a child."Mom took me to church," he said. "I'm so glad we did that because those values are so important. I don't think I could have done as well without that."The interview was Jackson's first since he was indicted by a grand jury last April on charges of molesting a boy and plying him with alcohol. Jackson's lawyers and prosecutors are scheduled to begin questioning potential jurors in the trial Monday.Jackson stands accused of molesting a boy whom he allowed to spend the night at his Neverland ranch，where the alleged abuse took place. In his statement at the end of the interview, Jackson said he would not be scheduling any more sleepovers."I never intend to place myself in so vulnerable position again," he said.Jackson also said that his celebrity status made him a target for prosecutors because he was a well-known figure, and that news reports about him are "fiction.""The bigger the star, the bigger the target. I'm not trying to say I'm the super-duper star, I'm not saying that," Jackson said in the interview, which was taped two weeks ago. "I'm saying the fact that people come at celebrities, we're targets. But truth always prevails. I believe in that."The singer was barred by a gag order from talking about the molestation charges he faces.Taking Refuge in Neverland Jackson said in the interview that he designed Neverland as a place where he could enjoy the childhood activities he missed while he was a child star."I created Neverland as a home for myself and my children ... it gave me a chance to do what I couldn't do when I was little," Jackson said. "We couldn't go to movie theaters. We couldn't go to Disneyland. We couldn't do all those fun things. We were on tour. We were working hard."And we did enjoy it," Jackson said. "But this allowed me to have a place behind the gates where the entire world I love is there ... other men have their Ferraris and their airplanes or helicopter or wherever they find their bliss. My bliss is in giving and sharing and having simple innocent fun."Jackson said Neverland also provides a happy place for inner-city children "who haven't seen the mountains, who haven't been on a carousel, who haven't pet a horse or a llama.""So if I can open my gates and see that bliss, an explosion of screaming laughter from the children and they run on the rides, I say 'Thank you, God,'" Jackson said. "I feel I won God's smile of approval, because I'm doing something that brings joy and happiness to other people."Jackson also talked about the rapper Eminem (search), who mocked the King of Pop in his video for "Just Lose It." In the video, Eminem impersonates Jackson, appearing with a group of boys in the background. "Come here, little kiddie, on my lap. Guess who's back with a brand new rap," he rhymes.Jackson said he had always admired "Mr. Eminem," but thought the rapper should be ashamed."I've been an artist most of my life and I've never attacked a fellow artist," Jackson said. "Great artists don't do that. You don't have to do that."He also defended his sister Janet's "wardrobe malfunction" at last year's Super Bowl."Actually, I was looking right at it and I didn't see it ... (I told her to) be strong. This too shall pass. Don't worry about it. I've seen worse things."Due to a gag order, Jackson cannot speak about the allegations, the accusers or the leaks in specific terms, but he was allowed by the judge to read a prepared statement at the end of his interview with Geraldo."I love my community and I have great faith in our justice system," Jackson said at the end of the statement. "Please keep an open mind and let me have my day in court. I deserve a fair trial like every other American citizen. I will be acquitted and vindicated when the truth is told."Meanwhile, Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, told FOX News' Rita Cosby that she knows her son is innocent."The man they call the bull dog or the mad dog ... he's on a witch hunt," she said, referring to Santa Barbara County District Attorney Tom Sneddon. 这篇我翻译过的就不用翻译了

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MJCHINAFAN

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MJCHINAFAN

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MJ母亲Katherine接受Rita Cosby采访： Katherine Jackson: When I saw that line of cars（警车）. I should say convoy, going into his ranch to do a search, I was shocked, I was devastated, I didn't know what was going on and it was really. I thought it was stupid. And from that moment on I haven't had a minute of peace, a minute of rest. I can't even sleep at night for thinking about it. Rita Cosby: These charges are very serious, we're looking at child molestation, conspiracy, your son could face twenty years in prison. Katherine: Yes he could. Cosby: How tough is that for you as a mother to think about that? Katherine: Well, it's hard for me to think about it because I know he hasn't done anything. He don't deserve to go to prison because....but, I don't put it past them to try to railroad him or plant something on him. Cosby: How did he tell you the news? Katherine: He didn't, I heard it on television, and then we all rushed down there and we just embraced him and he just talked about it. Cosby: Does your son Michael open himself up to criticism at all because he admitted in that video, in the Bashir video, that he shares a bed with children, and a lot of people say that's not appropriate. Katherine: He didn't say. what he meant is he shared his room with them. He sleeps on the floor. People get the wrong impression, and if you have a dirty mind that's how you're gonna think, and most of the world is like that. Cosby: So you don't believe he was touching them inappropriately? Katherine: No, not at all. Cosby: Is he nervous? Because this has gotta be scary. Katherine: I'm sure he must be worried because I'm worried. and it's him that it's happening to and I'm sure he is. Cosby: How sure are you that your son is not a child molester? Katherine: 100% sure. Cosby: No doubt in your mind? Katherine: No doubt in my mind. Cosby: And why do you believe that? Katherine: I believe that for one reason. I know his character. I raised my son, and I raised him well. Just because he loves children, that don't mean he. you, you don't molest anything that you love, or hurt anything that you love, and my son hasn't done anything like that. Cosby: Did your son look you in the eye and say "I didn't do this"? Katherine: Yes, yes, he sure has, and I know he didn't do it. And he tells me "mother, I would never do a thing like that". Cosby: Have you seen a change in him, since he's been accused this time around? This has gotta change somebody. Katherine: Yes I've seen a change in him, he's not around children as much. Cosby: Do you plan to go to the court when you can? Katherine: Yes, I'm planning to be there all the time, but it's not fair that the Judge won't let us go in now, I don't think it's fair. Cosby: Do you think he can get a fair trial in Santa Maria? Katherine: No, not at all. Not at all. Cosby: Do you think the trial should be moved to somewhere else? Katherine: Yes I do. Cosby: Do you feel Santa Maria is too conservative of a community? Katherine: Probably. Probably. Cosby: For an African-American man in Santa Maria, it'll be tough? Katherine: Probably, probably, and I here there's a lot of skin heads down in that area and there's a lot of. what do you say. area nation or something. and I here that Sneddon's son was one. Cosby: Who is he most angry with? Of all this. Katherine: I think it's. Tom Sneddon. Because he knows it's a personal vendetta that Tom Sneddon has against him. Cosby: Are you worried that these charges are always going to stain your son, for the rest of his life? Katherine: I know they will. Katherine: I always feel that I didn't prepare my children for the real world, and I kept them in most of the time, and right after then they went into show business. Cosby: Did Michael maybe miss out in his childhood a little bit? Because he became a star so quick? Katherine: Yes he did, he missed out on it a lot because he was. him being the lead singer he was in the studio a lot. Cosby: How tough is it to here some of the things that they call your son, like MJ? That's gotta cut like a knife. Katherine: Gosh, yes it does. If my son was wacko, he wouldn't be where he is today. Cosby: Some people say someone who does plastic surgery and loves kids is different, you gotta admit he's different than the average person? Katherine: Yes he's different because I think he's a good person. He's had plastic surgery, so what? A lot of people have had plastic surgery. His face is white because he has had this disease, and instead of having it spotted like a cow or something like that he just decides to just do the whole thing, because he could afford to do it. Cosby: Does he love children so much because, I've been told, he feels so, I guess burned by adults, with his managers, financial advisors. everyone trying to kind of use him. Katherine: Oh yes, they do. Cosby: Do you feel he loves children because there is an innocence about them? Katherine: Yes. Cosby: That adults don't have. Katherine: Yes. Cosby: And he feels used by managers and financial advisors, so he turns to children because he feels there the only ones he can trust. Is that true? Katherine: That's true. Rita: Do you have a close relationship with him? Katherine: We talk on the phone for hours sometimes when he calls, you know, and we just talk about things, different things. Cosby: Are you going to be by your son all the way? Katherine: Oh yes of course. That's my son and I love him.

小靴子

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