Michael Jackson’s ex-wife Debbie Rowe will attend the pop superstar’s memorial service. Former Jackson business associate Marc Schaffel said on ABC’s “Good Morning America” that Rowe was confirmed for VIP seats. Rowe is the mother of Jackson’s two oldest children.

Michael Jackson’s ex-wife Debbie Rowe will attend the pop superstar’s memorial service. Former Jackson business associate Marc Schaffel said on ABC’s “Good Morning America” that Rowe was confirmed for VIP seats. Rowe is the mother of Jackson’s two oldest children.

So, who gets Michael Jackson’s riches? His mother took the first step Monday when she petitioned the Superior Court of California to be named the administrator of the late singer’s estate. Katherine Jackson said in the filing she was acting to ensure Michael Jackson’s three children are the beneficiaries.

So, who gets Michael Jackson’s riches? His mother took the first step Monday when she petitioned the Superior Court of California to be named the administrator of the late singer’s estate. Katherine Jackson said in the filing she was acting to ensure Michael Jackson’s three children are the beneficiaries.

Michael Jackson’s father said Monday his family is waiting for results of a private autopsy before deciding on funeral arrangements. But, the Jackson family did go to court Monday, taking the first steps toward managing Michael Jackson’s estate, and taking care of his three children. ABC News’ Linsey Davis reports from in Encino, California.

Michael Jackson’s father said Monday his family is waiting for results of a private autopsy before deciding on funeral arrangements. But, the Jackson family did go to court Monday, taking the first steps toward managing Michael Jackson’s estate, and taking care of his three children. ABC News’ Linsey Davis reports from in Encino, California.

We have the latest developments in the Michael Jackson death investigation.

We have the latest developments in the Michael Jackson death investigation.

A moment in history was observed, Sunday, in Alabama. More than 1,000 people took part in recreating the civil rights march in Selma, that happened 44 years ago.

It’s a holiday tradition here in the CSRA: the annual James Brown Toy Giveaway. Monday, people came out to this year’s event at the Imperial Theatre, on Broad Street.

Hundreds turned out to remember Justin Elmore, Monday…an Augusta man shot and killed by police. The shooting led to several nights of unrest in the neighborhood it happened in. Monday morning, people packed into Macedonia Baptist Church. The controversial shooting attracted the attention of Reverend Al Sharpton, the president of the National Action Network. Authorities say Elmore had drugs and weapons in his vehicle when he attempted to run from police, December 7th, in the Cherry Tree Crossing housing development. The Sheriff says Elmore tried to run over the deputies and that’s when they fired. WJBF News Channel 6’s Renita Crawford has the story.

The Reverend Al Sharpton also used his time in Augusta, at the annual James Brown Turkey Giveaway, to speak out about the James Brown saga in court.

Across the CSRA, hundreds lined up to take part in the annual James Brown Turkey Giveaway. Although the ‘Godfather Of Soul’ is gone, his legacy lives on in the Garden City. Brown started the turkey giveaway years ago, and his family isn’t stopping the tradition.

On the street where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. preached and is buried, thousands of black Atlantans gathered tonight to honor the sacrifice of the civil rights icon as they cheered on the unlikely candidacy of Sen. Barack Obama.