he says, grazing boundaries imposed by the carbon projects implementers have forced him to come north in search of pastor ration that we would on with this would life in this place is hard. the grass has been scarce and is only getting scarcer. and then we have forced to, to migrate almost up to the fence line that when it was, it's such a close distance. the gross is just that are not cause a here, you know, a capital dive drought. and the gross is just, that'd be on defense. it's not right to to, and you know, per know, we wanted to see the expenses for ourselves. so the next day or team sets off for sarah conservancy where herd is, tell us a well fortified barrier is blocking past orders from the pastor that their animal screens are drone, reveals exactly what the headers spoke. a long middle fence stretching for miles across the expansive wilderness. we asked to be in our tea. they said dispenses an empty poaching measure aimed at reino conservation, but maps we built inside the conservancy office to show that land within the fence is included in the carbon projects grazing parks.

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bodies tested negative for carbon monoxide. sheriff also says that evidence so far is pointing to february 17th being gene's last day of life. his pacemaker registered an event on that day and investigators and gene's doctors might be able to pull more data from that pacemaker for concrete insight. gene was found on the floor in his mud room, sunglasses nearby. the responding officer says it seemed like gene had suddenly fallen, but the pathologist says that gene and his wife did not have external injuries. authorities say gene's wife betsy was found on the floor in the bathroom, scattered pills on the counter top. now, a warrant reveals pills taken from the home were tylenol, thyroid and high blood pressure medications which one experts tell fox were not associated with any type of overdose. as this mystery deepens, law enforcement is naturally turning to electronics. >> we will look and try to gain access to their cell phones. we'll be analyzing cell phone data, phone calls, text messages, events, photos in the cell phone to

legendary restaurateur and now lifestyle guru mario carbone is in the house. he will join us live on set. >> talk about a power lunch, brian. well, let's start with the markets because we have seen a big intraday turnaround. as brian just mentioned, fed chair powell speaking this afternoon came across a slightly dovish here saying the economy is in a good place and therefore the fed doesn't need to be in a hurry. but that brought stocks off the lows of the day now into positive territory. but that's still not nearly enough to race the weekly losses that we've seen for the nasdaq down for the third straight week. this is the worst week since december. it's down 6% for the year. but as i mentioned, we are fractionally higher for all the major averages right now, so perhaps at least some green on the screen to end the week. we're also watching shares of nvidia. those are flat today, but down roughly a trillion bucks in market cap since hitting a record high in early january. you can see up a little less than 1%. but let's dig deeper into what's really driving thi

there was no carbon monoxide.country is severe heart disease. coronary artery disease and high blood pressure perhaps from what's been leased. so, and that would cause him having cardiac arrest in the mud room to collapse right there. his wife was found in the bathroom. they haven't released the information about her findings except that she did not have carbon monoxide in her. and that what appears to be, you know, from the scene and from what's been said is that she found her husband in the mud if room, went -- mud room, went -- very excited, went to the bathroom to get the high blood pressure medication and fell down, pulling a room heater down with her and spilling the pills on the floor is what the scene sounds like from what the sheriff has released so far and that she may have struck her head on the way down and have some internal injury to the brain that doesn't show up on the outside or bleeding on the inside of the brain or that she may also at 65 have had severe heart disease and excitement can cause, t

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pacemaker when he died. >> both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide.ogation was conducted of mr. hackman's pacemaker. this rebuild that his last event was recorded on february 17th, 2025. i was advised that a more thorough investigation will be completed. >> so that february 17th date is when authorities are kind of agreeing was the likely day that gene hackman passed away. investigators are and doctors are likely going to be able to pull more data from the peace maker. gene was found on the floor in his mud room, sunglasses nearby. the responding officer says it seems like he suddenly had fallen, but the pathologist said that gene and his wife did not have injuries. and his wife was found in the bathroom with scattered pills on the counter top. the pills taken from the home were tylenol, thyroid and high blood pressure medications which one expert tells fox is not usually associated with an intentional overdose. and the sheriff says that gene and betsy did not have any cameras inside or outside of the home in this remote location and that would have g

the pair tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning and they think hackman may have died nine dayss body was found. matt finn is live in santa fe, new mexico, with the latest. matt. reporter: jason, this is the entrance to the affluent gated community where they lived and about a ten minutes drive from downtown santa fe and inside the gates is a short distance to their home and it was clear they wanted seclusion and privacy and that is apparently what they got because the latest from authorities indicate they were likely dead for more than a week discovered on wednesday and they perhaps passed from carbon monoxide and one of gene's daughter indicated she thought there was toxic fumes, but yesterday the santa fe county sheriff ruled out carbon monoxide saying none was defected in the home or in their bodies and now they're pointing today tafanely from gene hackman's pace make their shows an event on february 17th that is an indication of when the oscar winner may have died. >> both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide. initial interrogation was conducted of mr. hackman's

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the pathologist says both bodies tested negative for carbon monoxide.e. his pacemaker registered an event on that day. investigators and doctors will likely be able to pull more data from that pace ifmaker. gene was found on the floor in his mud room, sunglasses and his cane nearby. it seemed like he had suddenly father-in-law, but the pathologist say gene and his wife did not have external injuries. authorities saying gene's wife betsy was found on the floor in the bathroom. the pills taken from the home were tylenol, thyroid and high blood pressure medicines which are not usually associated with any type of overdose. so as the mystery deepens, law enforcement is naturally turning to electronics. >> we will look and try to gain access to the cell phones, we'll be analyzing cell phone day data. phone call, text messages, photos to try and piece a timeline together. >> reporter: and that sheriff said gene and his wife did not have any cameras inside or outside of their home here in this rural locationing which certain isly likely would have helped the in

. >> both have tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning, but because their bodies were found at least nine days after their deaths, based on hackman's pacemaker activity, experts say an autopsy will be needed to rule out carbon monoxide. >> the longer that time goes by without carbon monoxide being tested, the less likely it is to show up. it may have diffused out of the body. >> but there are other theories about what could have happened. >> his wife, uh, was found in the bathroom from the scene and from what's been said is that she found her husband in the mudroom, went to the very excited, went to the bathroom to get his. the high blood pressure medication and fell down. pulling a room heater down with her and spilling the pills on the floor and that she may have struck her head on the way down. >> as for those autopsy results, we're told it could be three months before they're released. alison kosik, abc news, new york. >> in the east bay, students at oakland high school walked out of class today for a day without immigrants. it's part of a national day of action to protest

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>> are they saying anything about the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning? >> well, that is something that was up until today, a question, but that was conclusive. today, the sheriff saying that both him and his wife tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning. and it's interesting because neither of them had any signs of trauma external to their bodies. if you remember from an affidavit, from a warrant that we found this morning that was released this morning. we read the theories that the deputies had going into that home. they found gene hackman in a mudroom, sort of a mudroom area with a cane and sunglasses next to him and his wife in a bathroom with pills scattered around. and we do know that pills were taken from the home by authorities. those pills were one of them. prescription pills for thyroid issues and for blood pressure issues. another important key point here, jim, is that the sheriff says that foul play is not what they're expecting happen in this case, but they haven't completely ruled it out. it's still remains to be seen. what is it that

how surprised were you to find out that carbon monoxide poisoning has been ruled out here? >> yeah.i would say. peter: and there's this february 17th message on the pacemaker. is this a normal thing that csi guys go in, they're able to figure out how somebody died or who might be involved with a pacemaker? >> well, it's one piece of evidence just like cellular phones where they'll be looking at a last text messages that were sent, phone calls that were made trying to establish a time of death for both. peter: and how, how often in a situation like this, untimely passing, do investigators go in and find a husband and a wife who are both dead if it wasn't, if it is not a murder scene? >> right. certainly the thing that's suspicious about this case is we have two people that are deceased around the same time frame. that really seems to be the only thing that police are finding suspicious. i haven't seen any reports of anything missing, anything ransacked, we have no visible trauma on the bodies, even the medications that were found are not ones that we would typically associate with an

she revealed to me the following information: both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide. >inside the couple's home, with cell phones were seized along with medical records and common med medications including thyroid and blood pressure pills along with tylenol. investigators are working together -- to piece together a timeline. >> i haven't seen reports of anything missing or ransacked. this is going to be a toxicology case. i guarantee they're going to find more and, unfortunately, toxicology can take months to perform. >> reporter: this comes after he -- we learned from the search warrant two dogs were also found alive, and his wife's body was found near a scattered bottle of pills. while the autopsy as are complete, the toxicology report may take up to three months. guys? rachel: thank you, chanley. all right. well, turning now to a couple of headlines, the justice department released a wave of jeffrey epstein files this week but stopped short of releasing his client list. many conservative lawmakers including congresswoman anna paulina luna are expressing their frustrat

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another piece of information here is that both of them tested negative for carbon monoxide. monoxide poisoning. that's something that authorities have been looking into and a potential theory to how they came to die. take a listen to what else the sheriff said yesterday. >> it should be. >> noted there were no apparent signs of foul play. an autopsy was performed. initial findings noted no external trauma to either individual. the manner and cause of death has not been determined. the official results of the autopsy and toxicology reports are pending. >> in a search warrant that was also released yesterday. fred, we got a little bit more of a glimpse into what the deputies that responded to that call thought could have happened. one of them saying that he believed that both of them might have fallen, even though they were in separate rooms of the house. they also say they've recovered a handful of items and medical items. so two pieces of of medication, one of them for heart disease and one of them for a high blood pressure. also tylenol and some medical records. now, one of

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carbon monoxide had been ruled out, but the deaths remained a mystery until today. abc news reporter jacqueline lee has the story. >> new details in the deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife after their slightly mummified bodies were found inside their santa fe home. authorities are holding a press conference this afternoon. >> it is unprecedented for the office of the medical investigator to make public statements about death investigations. however, the circumstances surrounding these two deaths require accurate dissemination of important information. >> the couple's mysterious deaths, prompting questions of when and how. authorities confirming betsy hackman died of hantavirus days before gene hackman died of hypertensive cardiovascular disease with alzheimer's disease around february 18th. >> autopsy examination and a full body postmortem ct examination demonstrated no acute findings of internal or external trauma. >> authorities conducting autopsies and toxicology reports. the new mexico gas company confirmed extensive testing at the home. no traces of carbo

authorities are now saying hackman and his wife did not test positive for carbon monoxide. but gene hackman's pacemaker might reveal when he died. abc's trevor ault in santa fe, new mexico, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities investigating the suspicious deaths of legendary actor gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa, say preliminary tests show no sign of carbon monoxide poisoning. authorities also revealing 95-year-old hackman had a pacemaker and an analysis showed its last event was february 17th, more than a week prior, and that may have been the day he died. >> according to the pathologist, i think that is a very good assumption, that that was his last day of life. >> reporter: after a security worker called 911 wednesday, hackman was found in the mudroom near the kitchen, arakawa in the bathroom with prescription pills scattered on a counter nearby. one of their dogs also found dead in a crate ten feet away. investigators now analyzing data from two cell phones found in the couple's home along with medical records from medical testing service myquest, a month

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they are rolling out carbon monoxide.g to get toxicology and other test back as soon as possible. they are aiming for weeks, not months because law enforcement wants answers. there are of their big focal points of this investigation. hackman's pacemaker which the sheriff said registered its last event february 17, indicating that they hackman likely passed away. that pacemaker could provide a lot of help. police took a lot of evidence from the home in santa fe, including two cell phones, thyroid medication, medication to treat high blood pressure or chest pain. tylenol, medical records, 2025 monthly planner. the cell phone records could reveal whether gene or his wife tried to place any emergency calls. text messages and photos could perhaps give insight into what happened. a friend says that the actor was extremely fit well into his 90s, but recently gene did slow down during the pandemic. >> very set, you know. he was 6'2". ex-marine. he did pilates like three times a week. then on the days that he did not do pilates, h

right now, we are bringing carbon dioxide from the environment down into the plants.s something that we is important for people to understand, that plants need carbon dioxide in order to be the most nutritious possible. >> and especially here in california. >> the exhibit highlights more than 150 community partners here in the bay area who are working to bring more sustainable options to our plates. and two cities in solano county are exploring whether the california forever project can expand their borders. the city of rio vista voted this week to work with california forever, to possibly annex some of the 100mi!s of lad the project has purchased. it comes just a month after the suisun city council voted on a similar measure. the people behind the california forever project have been trying to get a new city built on what is now open land between those two cities, but they've pulled a ballot measure last year when it appeared voters would not sign off on that project. >> we don't know quite yet what the confines and the parameters of the project will be. it'll take s

. >> carbon emissions. >> and it. >> felt to us like a kind of romance story, in a way. >> also ahead, from my archives and what remains. and finally, the oscars this weekend, the inexplicable inability of one contender to find a u.s. distributor. welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. the oval office catastrophe between zelenskyy and trump could very well herald a major turning point in america's global alignment. the week had begun with european leaders going to washington to save the transatlantic alliance and ukraine from donald trump's belief that the world's only superpower is being taken advantage of. but the relationship has always gone both ways. nato invoked article five to defend the united states after 911. europe and other allies supported america in afghanistan and both iraq wars and under trump 2.0. they plan to step up now as the u.s. pulls back. germany's new chancellor said the unthinkable that europe may even have to consider becoming independent of the u.s. but this week, the british prime minister, sir keir starmer, made the case at t

carbon monoxide had been ruled out, but the deaths remained a mystery until today. news reporter jacqueline lee has the story. >> new details in the deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife after their slightly mummified bodies were found inside their santa fe home. authorities are holding a press conference this afternoon. >> it is unprecedented for the office of the medical investigator to make public statements about death investigations. however, the circumstances surrounding these two deaths require accurate dissemination of important information. >> the couple's mysterious deaths, prompting questions of when and how. authorities confirming betsy hackman died of hantavirus days before gene hackman died of hypertensive cardiovascular disease with alzheimer's disease around february 18th. >> autopsy examination and a full body postmortem ct examination demonstrated no acute findings of internal or external trauma. >> authorities conducting autopsies and toxicology reports. the new mexico gas company confirmed extensive testing at the home. no traces of carbon mo

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we know that a natural gas leak, as well as carbon monoxide poisoning, don't appear to be factors in their death. there was no external trauma, so no sign of foul play. and hackman's, um, excuse me, his pacemaker and data from his pacemaker was last recorded nine days before their bodies were found. so as we get more information and things are getting ruled out, it's actually becoming more confusing and not clear as to exactly how they died. we should be getting body camera footage from the sheriff's office in a couple of weeks, which could potentially, you know, open up more questions. it could potentially answer some of the questions that so many people have. but really, that autopsy report, i think is the next big thing that we're looking for. >> and veronica, what about the dog that was found dead in the home? there were two that were alive and well, but there was one that was found dead right? >> yeah. there's been some confusion about which dog died. deputies initially said that one of the german shepherds was found dead, but apparently it was a kelpie mix. the sheriff's office

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the sheriff without carbon monoxide according to pathologist so what's next?of two critical local points. pacemaker which the sheriff says registered his last event february 17, indicating is probable last day of life. the pacemaker could provide more critical hard data to investigators. officials say they had no signs of external trauma. doctor michael they stuff available information the arises jean hackman died of natural causes or heart attack and his wife betsy rushed to the bathroom where she fell and scatter medications were found there. >> she may have struck her head and internal injury to the brain that doesn't show up on the outside or leading on the inside of the brain. >> police took evidence from the home here including two green funds, it's not clear what type of phones they are. in other investigations, law enforcement nationwide has had columns gaining access into people's phones but if investigators get into jean and his wife betsy's cell phones, either one attempted to place emergency calls or pictures or text messages could piece the myster

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the big news is both gene hackman and his wife tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning.an's pacemaker february 17th. the timing make sense for him. no idea what happened to her, the dog. the rest of it is up in the air. >> exactly right. the details brought out by christina a moment ago are so telling but there are some specific details contained within the affidavit that bear mentioning. for instance, the pills that were found in the bathroom were only on the countertop, not on the floor. therefore the question is, who ingested the pills that may have been on the floor or what ingested it, perhaps the canine. if the canine takes in at toxicology -- takes in a talk psychologically debilitating amount, it will pass away just as a human being well. and necropsy will be done upon the deceased canine to find out the results. as will the autopsy that will be released soon. the other fact that is telling as the sunglasses that are found next to hackman. that is evidence of a fall. you accurately pointed out that there is no evidence upon force trauma but 65 years and older is

the sheriff a ruling out carbon monoxide. so what is next?e of at least 2 other critical focal points in this investigation. first gene hackman pacemaker wish to share said registered an event on february 17, indicating his improbable last day of life. that pacemaker could provide much more critical heart data to doctors and investigators. also police took a lot of evidence from their home here in santa fe including 2 green cell phones. it's not clear what type of funds they are. other death investigations, law enforcement nationwide has had problems getting access into people's phones. but, if investigators get into gene hackman and his wife at betsy's cell phones that would tell them if either 1 try to place emergency calls or pictures or text messages could help peace this mystery together. >> i think if they can get into those phones they may be able to determine who died first. that seems to be who everyone is asking right now. for all we know she could have been the 1 who had the initial heart attack he was running to help her and fell.

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carbon monoxide poisoning had been ruled out, but the deaths still remained a mystery. abc news reporter jacqueline lee has the latest. >> new details in the deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife, after their slightly mummified bodies were found inside their santa fe home. authorities holding a press conference this afternoon. >> it is unprecedented for the office of the medical investigator to make public statements about death investigations. however, the circumstances surrounding these two deaths require accurate dissemination of important information. >> the couple's mysterious deaths, prompting questions of when and how. authorities confirming betsy hackman died of hantavirus days before. gene hackman died of hypertensive cardiovascular disease with alzheimer's disease around february 18th. >> autopsy, examination and a full body postmortem ct examination demonstrated no acute findings of internal or external trauma. >> authorities conducting autopsies and toxicology reports. the new mexico gas company confirmed extensive testing at the home. no traces of carbo