as a practicing jehovah's witness, she refuses any treatment that involves a blood transfusion.passages in the bible forbid ingesting blood and some believe it contains the he is essence of a person's life or soul. >> i was raised a witness all my life. that's all i know. i have complete trust in faith, that if anything happens to me, my family will be ok, but i'm human, and i do get nervous. >> when it came time to remove the tumor, in addition to god, she put her fate in the hands of openingle wood hospital. here they cater to jehovah's witnesses and cater in bloodless medicine. >> you expect high blood loss in surgery, then you may want to make sure that the patient is on that mazed, needs to take iron, whatever to build blood counts up to prepare for surgery. if it's surgery we're not losing as lot of blood, there's nothing special the patient has to do ahead of time. >> kimberly's procedure is fairly routine, but her beliefs take a common treatment option off the table. her brother and father went through heart surgery also without transfusions. >> the practice of treating

if we would have called them jehovah's witnesses, they would have said jehovah's witnesses. they're getting information from our reports and rebroadcasting it. they've issued no claim of responsibility. they've not said they trained these people, dispatched them or armed them and everything that we've seen from these folks, the fact that they built explosive fact that they went after a target that makes no sense and the fact that they killed people they knew personally, none of this fits the isis model and the question is were these people inspired by isis? were they inspired by another group? was it radical jihad? we don't know. there's a lot about these folks that we don't know and this does stand in contrast to other homegrown attacks we've seen previously. >> there's so much speculation at this point and so many fingers, at least, are pointing to her. >> yeah. >> as this possible black widow, so to speak. does that have credence with you? >> it's certainly possible, but another thing is we don't really know. even if she was the one that was radicalized. we don't know whe

but as a practicing jehovah's witness, she refuses anything, essence of a person's life or soul. >> iwas raised a witness all of my life, that's all i know. i have complete trust and faith that if anything happens to me my family will be okay. but i'm human. and i do get nervous. >> so when it came time to remove the tumor, in addition to god she put her fate in the hands of inc. lwoo inglewood ho. >> in a surgery you expect high blood loss, you make sure the patient is optimized, patient should take iron or build up their blood count in preparation of surgery. there is really nothing special the patient has to do ahead of time otherwise. >> kimberly's procedure is fairly routine but in an emergency her beliefs take a common treatment option off the table. her father and brother underwent open heart surgeries here also without transfusions. the practice of treating patients without bloods transfusion he was developed for those who have medical objection to them. bloodless medicine as a result the number of transfusion he in the united states is going down. doctors can bank or recycle

as a practicing jehovah's witness, she refuses treatment that involves a blood transfusion.ges in the bible forbid ingesting blood and witnesses believe it contains the essence of a person's life or soul. >> i was raised a witness all of my life, that's all i know. i have complete trust and faith that if anything happens to me, my family will be ok, but i'm human, and i do get nervous. >> when it came time to remove the tumor in addition to god, she put her fate in the happened offing bel wood hospital. here that i cater to jehovah's witnesses and specialize in bloodless medicine. >> if it's a surgery where you expect high blood loss, then you may want to make sure that the patient is optimized, needs to take iron, whatever to build their blood counts up to prepare for surgery. if there's a surgery we're not losing a lot of blood, there's nothing special the patient has to do i had of time. >> kimberly's procedure is fairly routine, but in an emergency, her beliefs take a common treatment option off the table. her father and brother underwent open heart surgeries here, also

but as a practicing jehovah's witness, she says packages for bit ingesting blood.itnesses believe it contains the essence of a person's soul. >> i was raised a witness all of my life. that's all i know. ive complete trust and faith that if anything happens to me, my family will be okay. i am human. i get necessary. >> when it came time to remove the tumor in addition to god, she put her faith in the hands of inglewood hospital. they specialize in bloodless medicine. >> it's a surgery where you expect high blood loss, then you may want to make sure that the patient is optimized or the patient needs to take iron in order to build their blood counts up to prepare for surgery. if it's a surgery where we are not losing a lot of blood, there is really nothing special the patient has to do ahead of time. >> kimberly's procedure is fairly routine. in an emergency, her beliefs take a common treatment option off of the table. her father and brother underwent open-heart surgeries here, also without trans fusions. the practice of treating patients without the use of blood tran

if we had called these people something else, they would have said jehovah's witnesses did it. they're getting information from our reports and rebroadcasting it. they have issued no claim of responsibility, they have not said thrained these people. the fact that they built explosive devices that didn't work, they went after a target that makes almost no sense. none of this fits the isis model. and the question is, were these people inspired by isis, inspired by another group, was it simply radical jihad? we don't really know. there's a lot about these folks we don't know. this does stand in contrast to home grown attacks we've seen previously. >> so many fingers are pointing to her as this possible black widow. does that have any credence with you? >> it's certainly possible. another thing is we don't really know even if she was the one that was radicalized, we don't know when that took place. according to relatives, she began posting extremist posts on facebook, we don't know why. there's a report that she pledged allegiance to al baghdadi. if she wanted to be known as an isi

brown suffers from a number of medical issues including a tumor in her breast but as a practical jehovahsions and passages in the bible for bid the blood and has the essence of a person's life or soul. >> i was raised a witness all my life and is all i know. i have complete trust in faith that if anything happens to me my family will be okay but i'm human and i do get nervous. >> reporter: so when it came time to remove the tumor in addition to god she put her fate in the hands of angle wood hospital and here they cater to witnesses and specialize in bloodless medicine. >> with surgery and expect high blood loss then you may want to make sure that the patient is optimized, if the patient needs to take iron to build blood counts up to prepare for surgery. if the surgery where we are not losing a lot of blood there is nothing special the patient has to do ahead of time. >> reporter: kimberly's procedure is fairly routine but in an emergency her beliefs take a common treatment option off the table. her father and brother under went open heart surgeries here also without transfusions. the pr

he loved the jehovah. where where he himself had projected this false image that he was going to go off and one of the reports that one of my friends told me about who was one of my sources that he actualli'ed to go off and being a mafia hit man for the russian mafia. >> colonel, it strikes me so that if this were the case, why in the world would we trade five taliban fighters for this? >> well, you shouldn't. it was clear from day one eric, that this guy did not meet any requirement for a prisoner. he disserted. and, therefore that should have been the going in proposition no matter what we did. we wanted him back absolutely. with the circumstance that this it happened, no. and, again we traded five four star generals during time of war to get him back. this sun heard of and frankly, itliç%n puts the wind back in the sales. -- sails. >> wind of terror. >> con spur toler people will hate me for this. president obama has wanted to liquidate gitmo. >> absolutely. >> did we trade five to get five people out o

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