Martin Bashir questions Jason Allo on a tape recording in which Allo says he hates Jews. (00:15) watch
The first witness is on the stand in the Michael Jackson trial, British journalist Martin Bashir. His documentary shows Jackson holding hands with the alleged victim. Jennifer Miller reports. watch
Is there an anchor in the house? An ABC spokesman tells TVNewser.com that Nightline (Weeknights, 11:35 pm/ET, ABC) anchor Cynthia McFadden fell down some stairs in New York's Penn Station yesterday afternoon and was unable to anchor last night's show. Coanchor Martin Bashir was brought in, but he cut his head on something hanging over the World News set and required stitches. So much for Plan B.But the show must go on. Luckily, Terry Moran, the third member of the three-anchor rotation, was nearby and was called in about an hour before the broadcast. He got through the show unscathed. McFadden is expected back in the anchor chair tonight. Bashir is recovering from his injury. — J.R. Whalenread more
