chaz higgs first met the augustines when charles augustine suffered a stroke.gs was one of his nurses at the hospital. that's how he first met kathy. according to investigators, kathy and charles had been talking about a divorce before his stroke, so perhaps it wasn't inappropriate for her to strike up a friendship with chaz higgs. when charles augustine died in the hospital, as his wife, kathy was the beneficiary of his $1 million life insurance policy. three weeks later, she married chaz higgs. in 2007, charles augustine's body was exhumed and tested for succinylcholine. >> they did find the metabolite of succinylcholine. >> a metabolite means it's a by-product. >> if you don't look for it, you don't find it. that's not a condescending answer. it's the truth. >> there has never been a document the case of succinylmonocholine being produced as a result of embalming fluid. however in charles augustine's case, there were no records of which embalming fluids were used, so this possibility, however remote, could not be eliminated. therefore, the medical examiner d

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i hate that our day due to japan augustine was on duty the otc daniel class team is nice to see these chemical agents out of the country and destroyed them on board especially us yet. i had to complete the disposal by the end of june but the work is behind schedule. then she said the syrian government submitted a revised plan and to finish the transfer by mid april. he said the organization will see if the plan is feasible. stuff the libraries in tokyo i are trying to protect works from vandalism. the sound down this to more than three hundred books relating to the holocaust including anne frank's diary of a young girl librarians in to kiss it seems you can just take it meant seventy books to cows they can keep an eye on. we hope we can keep these books accessible for visitors in this way. we want to put them back to where they belong as soon as possible. staff members as our pages foundation at least eighty titles at thirty eight lap race. the books include her in a suitcase which tells the story of a girl taken to auschwitz and murdered. a biography of the tiramisu he got out was al

augustine. that was off the table as well. >> so if you wanted to leave jacksonville, you could have actually -- you had a reservation at a bed and breakfast in st. augustine. >> yes. >> did you go there, stop there? >> no. >> did you even go to look to see it, maybe we will stay here and hang out? >> no. we had -- >> what were your intentions after speaking with rhonda at that moment? >> well, we were gonna go back to brevard where we live. i have a neighbor who is in law enforcement. >> is that mr. ken laskolet. >> yeah. he is in washington, d.c. >> did you make a phone call to your neighbor ken laskolet? >> yes. we left the hotel at 8:00. i was calling ken at 8:30. >> what was your intent or your purpose to talk to ken or call ken? >> well, ken is a federal law enforcement official, he knows me personally. i figured if i went and i talked to him,i knew he had friends in the local brevard county sheriff where we could go together and i could speak to my hometown sheriff to tell them what happe

contest on the total joint session of congress and the nation that the us mission in the hottest augustine scene and the american presence in the country is getting in it he called on congress to close the us military prison at guantanamo bay in cuba today all our troops are out of iraq. more than sixty thousand of our troops or more to come home from afghanistan. with afghan forces anomaly for the wrong security. our troops have moved into a support role together with our allies we will complete our mission there by the end of this year america's longest war will finally be over the uh the uh uh. secretary general on the fly rasmussen its cobbled to finalize its allston cars and fourteen security deal it looked. just as simple and generally twenty seven dollars cover to finalize a security pact with washington speaking at a news conference. investors in st of god has done good physical peak into the engine off not to support operations in that time. if it does not suck the life that remains on with it. for many reasons. we need to know shorn. whether we act like it or not. i mean it takes

just outside philly, we helped 64-year-old rosemary augustine dig out. she lost power for nearly three days last week and again last night. >> well, i got a fur coat. i have been wearing it inside. >> reporter: her 100-year-old mother had to go to the hospital to stay warm. others in her building, like this toddler with breathing problems, evacuating. rosemary showed us how she's managing with a gas stove. >> i boil water in a big pan. >> reporter: hundreds of schools closed, but in the nation's largest district, new york, they stayed open. meteorologists arguing their prediction was true. schools should close. new york's new mayor defending his decision. >> what we got here, was the high end of the projection, and then some and faster and earlier than expected. >> reporter: here in philadelphia, we got nine inches of snow today. some people taking advantage, sledding down these famous steps and it's not over yet, diane, another 3 inches to 6 inches expected tonight. >> oh, linzie, thank you so much. >>> and we're going to head south now, where tonight,

take a look at tj auguts to the -- augustin. if you never sat court side at an nba game you can imagine how much it costs to get those tickets. how did you like that? dudley of new orleans meeting a fan head on. doused him with a beer, plenty wet but looks to me he was taking it like a pretty good sport. that's the sports life for a tuesday night. >> i love that. >> you have to pay. you have to watch out to sit court side. >> and h -- he had a hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airlines sale. go to southwest.com, where our lowest fares are now available as low as $69 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. ♪ is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ >> today on tmz -- >> so now we know what happened with robin thicke. the decision wasn't his to end

augustine at a bed and breakfast that was also pelt friendly. >> you just mentioned pet friendly.n? >> yeah. we found a website that liliste all the ped friendly hotels. the wedding was in orange park but we found a hotel that was a little far away because it was pet friendly. >> is it safe to assume that was probably the closest one to the wedding area where everybody lived? >> yes, it was. >> how old was your puppy? >> seven months old. >> that was at the time in 2012? >> yes. >> and did you purchase that puppy? did you adopt it? was it you and miss rower's decision to get a dog together? >> yeah. it was our decision together and we purchased it. >> how long had you been with miss rower? >> at that time, 3 1/2, 4 years. may of '08 when we started going out. >> duff a serious relationship with her. >> absolutely. she is my fiancee. >> were you living with her at the time? >> yes, we were. >> how long were you living together? >> if we were together 3 1/2 years, we were i have will go for 3 of those. so we dated about six months before things got serious. >> where was this -- i gu

augustine bombs it in to end the third and the lead by one.own by two in the final minutes the shot clock winds down. but they make all three free throws and they are up by one. making his second straight turnover watch this. he stepped on . the force of a foul after that. and the bulls win 107-103. the blackhawks played the gold medal game at the olympics are still not ready but hosta was back getting a warm greeting. also joined by another player who played for latvia. not much time to get the cobwebs out from the olympics one more practice and then they head to new york. >> i think the overall olympic experience was great. i think everybody did an excellent job. everything went smoothly with security. everything was working out nice. >> everything was great. it was a beautiful place. better than here for the weather. we went there for hockey but then it was positive. >> have a great day. >> it's cold today. record low has been around since the '60s. we are three degrees off from that record low. >> you are pretty close to me as well get tha

take a look at tj auguts to the -- augustin.u never sat court side at an nba game you can imagine how much it costs to get those tickets. how did you like that? dudley of new orleans meeting a fan head on. doused him with a beer, plenty wet but looks to me he was taking it like a pretty good sport. that's the sports life for a tuesday night. >> i love that. >> you have to pay. you have to watch out to sit court side. >> and h -- he had a jason t- shirt on. >> and tomorrow morning, a productive look at the commute. >> good night. jay, should i get rid of this? the hat, the jacket, or the cane? actually, yes. just yes. we're having a yard sale for our social studies class to raise money for unicef. the point is for us to learn about global altruism. no, the point is for us to raise more money than miss cooper's class so we get a pizza and a pool party. your cynicism makes me sad for our world. ease up, delgado. i've seen you with a pizza. ugh. i hate garage sales. bunch of shady characters going through my stuff. why can't i just

d-j augustine playing against his former team hits a three as the shot clock expires... he scored 13 of his 19 points in the fourth. but raptors pull within one in the final seconds... demar derozan goes for the win, but jimmy butler is there for the block. carlos boozer added a team- high 20 points and the bulls win their fourth in a row, 94- 92. they're just a half- game out of third place. stocks closed down wednesday the dow dropped nearly 90 points. the nasdaq dipped 34. and the s-and-p fell 12 points. walmart says it supports the increase in federal minimum- wage. this could be good news for employees of one retail giant... this announcement comes a week after president obama signed an executive order to raise the wage for federal contract workers. walmart is the largest private employer in the united states. the gap says it will raise the hourly pay for its u-s employees. starting in june, the apparel store will pay employees 9- dollars an hour. and by june of 2015, that will increase to ten-dollars an hour.the increased pay will benefit about 65-thousand employee

augustine was 0 for 10 from the floor. that's for sports. >> the daytona 500 has a winner after a six hour rain delay. the race had to be stopped because of a violent rain storm. 150-thousand people were told to leave the stands and take cover for a possible tornado. the race resumed about six hours later. dale earnhardt junior crossed the finish line at eleven- thirty *last night. he hadn't won a race in his last 55 tries. but this is the second time he has won at daytona. >> a lot of rain at that. >> they have their own forecaster there. >> that would be a good job. >> i still have my regiment. let's take a look. we are up to 20 degrees for our high. 5:00 p.m. near still at 20. typical high is in the upper '30's. tonight we're down to 17 degrees. right now we are at 13. all those warm places is where i looked before. let's check on the roads. >> we just got word of a fire in maywood along madison. crews are just pulling up to that try to get the hot spots out. a very active fire we're keeping our eye on. hopefully we wil

augustine to gibson. bulls up by 10. a good game in his return, he hangs in there. gets the rebound the windup on the floor. 15 points. they are able to respond in the third. working with the left hand to get a 10 point lead. they will wrap it up against the baseline. the bulls when they are two games over five. first time since november 21st. pitchers and catchers in their brand new training site. first workout later today. but the work ahead. the young team spring training is important. >> we have not yet seen him without a smile on his face. he says his parents told him he was even a happy baby. but he warns his young players not to try to take advantage of his good nature. >> many times i've had to speak to players. i always say, don't misconstrue my kindness with weakness. but i think you have strength in the way you deal with people on a daily basis. i think they understand. >> the cub's view their new training complex as a big organizational step forward. the understand there is a good way to go. they don't like it but they understand. >> this time next year

augustine had 13 at the intermission they kept rolling into the third. butler goes in and dropped it off. they make a run believe is down to eight. but when they did regroup watch this. it's a jumper putting them back on track. tied at 24. the pull away in the final corner and wind. >> i thought joe was unbelievable. everyone. they all played well. defense was good. we needed everyone. at the rebound was off the charts. >> notre dame beating clemson for the first time ever. this one require some extra work. game tied at 54 in regulation. there's a lead in the overtime. still tied the game goes into a second overtime finally putting away the tigers with a pair of trees in the second. notre dame wins 16-64 they're now 13 and 12. that's it for sports. >>stocks gained tuesday as new fed chair, janet yellen, stressed change much under her leadership. the dow gained nearly 193 points. the nasdaq rose 42. and the s-and-p up nearly 20 points. almost 4 million child safety seats are being recalled. the hardest buccal may be difficult to unhoped in an emergency. f

include navy veteran jay mark burgess and now serves as chief executive officer and army veteran terry augustine is the new veteran director. nice to have you back. marine corps veteran jim marszalek now serves as dav national service director and his fellow marine corps veteran, barry janowski leads as executor of her in cold springs, kentucky. good to have you back, too. and with us today is ms. susan miller was elected to the office of national commander of the dav auxiliary. ms. miller previously served as registered nurse with the veterans health administration, and i note that ms. miller's son, trent, is a member of the united states army, recently serving in his second deployment to afghanistan. gentlemen and ms. miller, thank you for your leadership and for your service. i look forward to working with each of you in your new roles, continue to work with those of you that are continuing and the roles that you've had for a number of years but i would also like to recognize the dav members from my home state of florida who may be with us today but if you could just raise your hand out so we

just outside philly, we helped 64-year-old rosemary augustine dig out.>> and wearing it inside. >> i've been wearing it inside. >> her 100-year-old mother today go hospital to to stay warm. others in her building, like this toddler with breathing problems, evacuating. hundreds of schools closed. but in the nation's largest district, new york, they stayed open. meteorologist arguing their forecast was accurate and that schools should have closed. new york's new mayor defending his decision. >> the national weather service gave us a projection. what we got here was certainly the high end of the projection and then some and faster and earlier than was expected. >> here in philadelphia, we got nine inches of snow. some people taking advantage, sledding down these famous steps. lindsay janice, abc news, philadelphia. >> all right. good to see somebody taking advantage of this blustery blast of winter. >> and the northeast gets pounded yet again. meteorologist jim dickey is live in accu weather. jim, when will we see the worst of this second round? >> well, th

augustine claims there might be evidence that christie new several lanes of the george washington bridgeriggering massive traffic jams for four days. the 700 word e-mail. know about the bombshell. >> i think we don't really know that he ises going to have evidence or indicate that he knew the motive or gave the order to close the lanes. everyone this slams them for sloppy reporting and they might eventually call governor christie to testify on his own behalf. >> manning has won his fifth award. >> associated press. nfl mvp award. no other player has won more than three of the wards. >> he set a record with 55 touchdown passes. he received 49 of the 50 votes by the media members who regularly cover the league. tom brady got the one vote that doesn't go to manning. they are kinding down and football fans across the country are picking sides and making side differents and betting for the celebration. >> they are enjoying the quirky side of the big show. >> we explain. >>> everybody has their reason to watch the super bowl. >> to the food. to the commercials. >> i think it is time we all get

augustine to a bedth in breakfast and they ordered pizza afterwards.ertainly doesn't sound like a man who was in reasonable fear. i also -- he fired four shots into the suv. then the suv took off. he fired at least four more shots into the fleeing vehicle. as the vehicle left, how do you have a claim that you are in fear of your life? so i think that the dunn self-defense claim is going to be a difficult sell to a jury in florida. >> i know cnn's tori dunnan will continue following this. thanks, tory and joey jackson and paul callan. >>> still to come, a bit of a roller coaster ride on wall street this week. and twitter getting slammed. christine romans is in new york for us. good morning. >> carol, a positive start for stocks. but, boy, oh, boy. twitter is having a lousy morning, down 20%. i'll tell you what's wrong in 140 characters or less. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a

augustine for the pizza, mr.nt to a bed and breakfast place after the shooting in a very uncharacteristic move by somebody who has just killed a human being. they ordered pizza and remained there. she took the full blame saying she insisted that they stay there. as bad as she was for the defense, at least the defense attorney got something out of her that i think he will try to use in his summation later on. >> still, joey, it was disturbing. after the shooting goes down, they go to this bed and breakfast and order a pizza. they don't call the police at all. even if she said it was her idea, wouldn't it be mr. dunn's duty to call the police after he pumped some bullets into someone else's car? >> you know, carol, to your question. i think the jury is asking that same thing. they are certainly thinking about, what constitutes reasonableness. if you are in imminent fear for your life, you saw a stick, you saw the butt of a gun, you saw something that you thought could take your life and you reacted, because you had

there is an article by norm augustine -- norm ornstein, and it's back in 2004, but i still think it'sery relevant. the headline said early voting necessary, but toxic in large doses. the article forcefully details the dangers inherent in early voting, and the points he makes i think are at least worth considering. i committed to the attention of all of my colleagues. i have some other questions about my time has expired. maybe we can get back on another round, or i could submit them for the record. >> i agreed to continue to chair the hearing. no problem with a second round. senator klobuchar is next, we do have an executive session to and nominate two people to the election assistance commission. we will do that off the floor at about noon we may have a series of votes. so with that let me go on senator klobuchar, and thanks, 13, for generously agreeing to chair. >> i first want to start by thanking for that consumer model you develop sure that people shouldn't be waiting in line and you can look at it in that some fashion. but i did want to follow up on something that senator robert

. >> tant mark burr just.st executive directors, gary augustine. servic e director jim marszalek. legislative director, joseph violante. voluntary services director ron mentor. auxiliary national commander, susan miller of colorado. auxiliary national adjutant, judy heslan. senior vice commander ron pope of north carolina. vice commanders, george of, foster of california, and denni culder ofda new york. national judge advocate mike dobmayer of north dark, i am mode i can't think past national commander larry palzine of california. chief of staff raymond hutchinson of ohio and my love of my life wick he vick and my son james and his wife rhonda. one man -- [applause] one man who for the first time in decade is not the at table with us today is art wilson. he retired in 2013 after a 47-year career serving as dav's superbly effective chief executive officer and national adjutant. art's departure after such a long ands distinguished term wil clearly leave a void the dav has selected an able, experienced, executive in mark burgess as our new ceo and national adjutant. while the dav nat

clifton is joining us from saint augustine, florida, good morning. throughve found conversations with clients of mine that the nfl was tax- exempt. it was a shock when i heard it, as much money as they make. regardless of the amount of money that got, those are powerful institutions and make lots of money. this is one of the subjects that comes under tax reform. this is one reason in the 21st century american politicians being elected have to look at tax reforms in different parts, simplified the code for lehman, the little people like us. under tax reform, we will look at this tax-exempt status for these big companies, sports franchises, even churches. it's not going to be popular but if you tax all these entities, imagine the amount of money that would be paid toward the debt. it is time in the 20 to reassess the tax exempt status. they should not be tax-exempt . being from miami, you can go down there and all the stadiums and arenas that are built on the backs of taxpayers, some of which are not pay for an up being used in this goes on in every ci