that's how she died.r time to die. >> prosecutors had been uneasy about calling the transgender witnesses, but they had complete confidence in dr. ariston price, the broward county associate medical examiner, who performed the autopsy on vera lawrence. her testimony was the key to the case. >> her blood had sort of an oily, bubbly consistency. and her organs also had this oily consistency. >> she testified that vera lawrence died from a silicone obstruction in her lungs. then added a crushing detail the defense would have to deal with. >> i saw fresh needle marks. i cut into those needle marks and that's when i started seeing the same oily stuff oozing from the subcutaneous tissue of her buttocks and thighs. >> the medical examiner not only determined that silicone had killed vera lawrence. she pinpointed when it happened. she testified that the fatal injections were fresh, still oozing and had been given to vera shortly before she died. the very time vera, mark hawkins and donnie hendrix were together. b

i would tell people either she died of cancer or she died of a heart attack because i didn't know. >> at times, i would have the picture in my mind where she would be standing over my crib and, you know, giving me a hug and saying good-bye. >> we wondered why would she leave us. we're a nice family. why would she leave us behind like that? >> as the story unfolded, it was one strange turn after another. >> she was the center of their universe. then suddenly gone. that's how rita perry's children remember their mother in the summer of '73. rich, 16, chris, 14, jim, 8. at age 3, emily was the only one home when it happened, asleep in her crib, when an anonymous call brought police to their house in the middle of the night. their 41-year-old mother was found unclothed and unconscious on the floor. she was rushed to a nearby hospital, but it was too late. when the perrys buried their mother here in needham, massachusetts, secrets were buried with her. tonight, the voices of three brothers and a sister fill three decades of silence, as they share the painful truth they were never supposed

we assume she died. she either died or she was put up for adoption because she was born out of wedlock. >> anybody attempted to trace whether she was in fact adopted? >> well, robert has done some work on that. >> no traces? >> the fascinating thing about the story is that we only know of her existence from the letters. as we have no objective records from the birth registries. all we have are the letters in which she is mentioned. there are all those who argue she didn't exist at all. >> there's no question einstein had an unusually active labido. >> i guess it depends on the norm. >> do you think genius is an excuse for this conduct? >> absolutely not. he was the first to acknowledge that, saying that was not his strength. he was a bad father and a bad husband. on the other hand, he said to his second wife, quite clearly that he was going to be engaging in relationships and she accepted it. >> the second wife? >> yes. >> that is elsa. >> yes, that doesn't excuse it, but he is not hypocrite call about i

he would rather they died first. when somebody's principled they are ready to die at the snap of a finger they told their followers, and that is what i want to build in you, that same type of character to be if he began talking up the various methods of dying. drowning they say is one of the easiest ways of the world to die it is just a numbing and sleepy sensation. the crowd was solemn in their lack of enthusiasm infuriated him. some of you people get so nervous every time i talk about death, he shouted. he stuck out his tongue and pretended to gag as he had seen his father do as she died. the crowd laughed uneasily. and elderly woman refused to smile at his antics and he turned on her. you're going to die someday, honey. he bellowed, you'll bitch, you are going to die >> taken from audio tape in young jonestown the f.b.i. collected about a thousand audiotapes i was able to use for the first time and, you know, i can't imagine being in that crowd that night when all of a sudden this man you respected, this creature,

he stuck out his tongue and pretended to gag like he saw his mother do as she died. the crowd laughed uneasily. one woman refused to smile, and he turned on her saying you're going to die someday, honey, you old bitch, you're going to die. this is taken from audiotape in jonestown, and the fbi collected audiotapes i was able to use for the first time, and, you know, i can't imagine being in that crowd that night when all of the sudden this man who you respected, this preacher, this progressive, you know, figure in san fransisco politics is sudden ly saying you need to plan your death, and bellowing at an old woman calling her a bitch. i can't imagine what that would have been like, sitting with your child and hearing this conversation. so, again, i mean, that's what i hope people take away from my book is the better understanding of what happened in jonestown and how trapped these people were, you know? he told another tape, you know, had some saying to people who want to leave, we're not going to pay your way home. if you want to go home, you can swim home. you know

one out of three children there dies before the age of one. usually dehydration or diarrhea induced dehydration. many young men have left the villages to try and get jobs as dishwashers in the cities or work on construction crews or work for foreign climbers and they often have to pull they're resources and sell they're goats and land to bribe somebody. for who is left behind is the women and they say now they're workload has doubled over the last two decades. i walked into this stli ladies and gentle village and we had yet to have three cup office tea with each other. first cup your a stranger, second cup a friend, and third cup you become family but the process take many years. here in american we have two minutes football drills and 6 second sound bites and 30 minutes power lunches and really it's about three cups of tea and really it's about relationships. i asked about a school and i know thisd the kids disappeared and i asked about school and they were very embarrassed and finally took me behind the village and i saw 84 children sitting

a man died -- bound homeless veteran. a man died after being turned away from a homeless shelter during the october snowstorm. fox 5's roz plater working this story. >> here's what we've been able to piece together about this man from those who knew him at the shelter. he was in his early 60s, a vietnam veteran in a wheelchair for years. the night of october 29th d.c. got a rare snowstorm and plunging temperatures. that next morning just across the new york avenue homeless shelter a wheelchair bound man nicknamed sarge was found dead. the cause of death so far undetermined. folks who live here believe he froze to death. >> he come out of 7 -- it come out of virginia suddenly. i forgot what part of virginia. >> reporter: he was a veteran? >> yeah. he said vietnam. i don't think i knew. say he was 61, i think, 61 or 62. >> reporter: the city's department of human services is investigating what happened that night, but off camera shelter residents tell fox 5 sarge lined up to get into the shelter but argued with workers refu

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he picked up hitchhikers took in straight animals and lived and died being a good samaritan. >>police have not released the name of the driver of that suv. they say at this point, it does not appear that she did anything wrong. there was no alcohol in a vault. she did remain at the scene. willie prince was not in the crosswalk. it appears to be a very tragic accident involving a very giving man. >>> we are on storm watch tonight. temperatures are dropping. >> dog hill is in the weather center. -- dow deal is in the weather center. >> -- doug hill is in the weather center. >> the son has been down for 15 minutes. most of the rain is east of the metro area. the heaviest rain is on the eastern shore. that will continue to move out. it some snow and the higher elevations. some moderate snow across portions of indiana. but it will all clear out and we will be in good shape. temperatures have fallen from the 60's to the 40's. we will continue to drop this evening. overnight, we will clear it out. by morning, mid-30's just as it should be on the final day of november. >> ok. >>> two

he died after a battle with cancer. we'll have more when we come back. >>> the sports world is mourning the loss of one of boxing's all-time greats, joe frazier. he died last night after a brief battle with liver cancer. frazier's career will forever be linked with muhammad ali because the two fought three epic battles during their careers. we have more on the man known as smokin' joe. >> smokin' joe frazier's vicious left hook earned him a place in boxing history. born in south carolina in 1944, he picked up the sport at an early age, a top amateur, he won olympic gold in tokyo in 1964 and turned pro the following year. in 1971, frazier became the first man to beat muhammad ali knocking the boxing great to the canvas in the fight of the century in new york's madison square garden. frazier fought ali twice more, losing both battles, including the famous thrilla in manila. ali called that fight the closest he ever came to death. in all, the two men traded punches for a total 41 rounds during their careers. >> everybody l

in vain died in vain and this is the comment that i got from a general he said right they died in vain look at vietnam today most favored trade nation status it is a still a communist country so we ask yourself three million southeast asians were murdered as a result of our activities fifty eight thousand americans and one has change. nothing so that this fear of communism and what it meant is that these people died in vain they're dying in vain in afghanistan today they died in vain in iraq when we hear when obama says you know we're leaving moloch he is throwing us out of iraq moloch he's a corrupt government and you're going to see essentially is civil war soon as we leave the scene if it's going to be the mess that it was before and and then but here all i can say about what the united states is doing it is is it's it's immoral as a result of nine eleven we have altered our moral compass and people begin to getting used to brutalizing each other this is this is what happens we have merican you think what happened in germany could never happen with us while it's happening with us an

there were several that died during the earthquake. most of them had not been claimed because they're parents were also killed in the earthquake. they wanted to build a memorial around the graves to remember the loss of life had not gone in vain for the girls high school. this is patka girls high school. also running other schools. don't have all the resources to put in buildings. this is in afghanistan and this is a ninth grade class. they're going to school in a russian, soviet, old armored personnel carrier. take a look inside. there's 12 ninth graders going to school learning english. the younger boys are going to school in a steel truck container used to bring over united states military supplies. 80 kids going to school in a truck container. the girls are outdoors going to school in the dirt with one mat one black board that keeps blowing down and they keep picking it up in the wind and one teacher. to me, the courage and hope that resonates when i see those kids - some of these young woman, walk 1/2 hours to get to school. it's

he died of a stroke today. take a quick look of patrice on "jimmy fallon." white people need to loosen up. >> we're loosening up. president obama, we have -- >> you gave that a two-year shot. it is over. it's done. he got two more years. that's why he goes on so many vacations. he knows it's finished. >> patrice o'neal died today. very funny guy. >> yes. i started my comedy career with

cand he died that day. >> he did.ed about probably 12 hours after that was taken. >> it is tough for me to watch that. i don't knoww how you do that. >> it was shocking to having seen that for a while. mike. after mat t passed away. your wife was diagnosed with a brain tumor. matt and kathy knew etch other. >> we never met. and my wife grew up in a small town and knew matt and went to school with him all the way through college and when he passed away on christmas night she attended his funeral and only three weeks after the funeral that she developed a headache. and it got worse. and eventually we took her to the er not knowing what to do with a headache and they diagnosed her with brain cancer that was inprablable. and we tried to do clinical trials to buy her more time. it was only 15 days later that she passed away. and then the twov you met as a result of the memorial service. kathy, she was an extraordinary woman and had an extreme capacitet for love and faith. on her last day, she and i were essentially saying

. >>> an edgewood man is dead of a bizarre home invasion, the man who died walked into a family's home, the woman that was home got her husband and he came in with her and ordered the man out and restrained him but he became unresponsive and later died. no one has been charged and police are waiting for an autopsy to be completed. >>> weatherwise as we check out maryland's most powerful radar you can see the showers eastward, across kent island and in chester town, travels in this direction still dealing with some water on the windshield and some relatively slick roads. the other showers we have seen earlier in the last hour or two have been down along the beaches where a lot of people are traveling for the holidays and still wet weather along the coastline and other than that, the winds with cooler air as they rush in and they will dry everything up. through the overnight the steady ones 10 to 15 but the gusts are 25 to 30. temperatures in the 40s this evening and still the few showers mainly east of baltimore and then gusty with falling temps and we talk about your thanksgiving forec

he died last night. >> this is just hard right now because he's gone. he's gone. like he's 17. he didn't get to live a full life. >> reporter: the garner family, no stranger to this kind of sorrow. in 2006, ty's older brother, ronnie, murdered. shot in the head on alabama avenue southeast. at the time it happened, he, too, was 17 years old. >> it's a dramatic impulse for the whole family. it's like deja vu all over again. >> nightmare. >> it's a nightmare for the whole family. >> reporter: ty garner's family says he had some drug issues. that he had been sent to the new beginnings youth facility for five months. they say he was supposed to go directly to a treatment program in pennsylvania, but the family says there was a snafu. that ty got sent home. that he ended up going to georgetown on halloween and that had deadly consequences. i guess what you're telling me, ma'am. if new beginnings sent your son to the drug program in pennsylvania, he'd be alive today? >> yes. yes, sir. my grandson would have bee

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natalie wood was 43 when she died. she was a child actress and had three oscar nominations by the time she was 25. some of her films are among the best known including west side story, rebel without a cause carry in a self-help author convicted of negligent homicide has been sentenced to two years in prison. he got dozens of people to join him in a sweat lodge ceremony in 2009. about halfway through the two-hour ceremony, people began to get sick and three of them later died. the jury found him guilty on three counts of negligent homicide. third >>catherine: cost for a man in his 35th season as an assistant basketball coach at syracuse is now on administrative leave. bernie fine is being investigated for old child molestation charges. he told espn that find began molesting him in 1994 into the sexual contacts continued until he was 27. another man has made similar accusations. >>catherine: according to his son, paterno is undergoing treatment for cancer and the doctor is expected full recovery. kraft ofand >>jaqueline:

she, of course, died in the white house. mary peck had wanted to go to the white house, but she wound up in a boarding house on the wrong side of the tracks. edith had to nurse an invalid in the white house. but ellen could have been speaking for all three of them, when she wrote woodrow at the end of her life, this has been the most remarkable life history i ever even read about. and to think that i have lived it with you. i wonder if i am dreaming and will wake up and find myself married to a bank clerk. thank you very much. [applause] >> so i think we have a few minutes if anyone would like to ask a i have probably read a couple of biographies most recently where he was in his childhood home etc., and i sought documentary about the woman'sen party and te women's suffrage, and he let women be jailed for protesting womehe white house. alice paul led a number of people in prison house. >> that's true >> alice paul led a number of women in prison on hunger strikes. and he comes across as a southern gentleman who had racism an

a 74-year-old man died of a heart attack and one firefighter had burns. officials say the winds could have taken down the power lines sparking the blaze. they also say it may have been started by kids or people in a homeless camp trying to stay warm. 2,000 acres burned in the fire and a spokesman said the threat to homes still isn't over warning about hot embers and dry fuel. the national guard and police are patrolling tonight and we have posted more images from reno at ktvu.com. just look for the link. >> vallejo police say the suspect accused of killing an officer acted alone and there was nobody with him as first thought president the suspect is a 37-year-old of fairfield. he is a accused of robbing a bank and after a brief chase shooting and killing an officer. police say he fired several shots at the officer who did not fire back. >> that suspect was arrested moments after the shooting itself, in the 100 block of janice by responding officers. he was in possession of a handgun. >> police revealed a camera in the officer's car recorded pictures the c

in the last six years 41 infants have died in sane ta clara county. many were in bed with their parents. marian favro looks into this. >> reporter: since 2005 in santa clara county, 41 babies have died from unsafl sleeping practices. only a fraction of those cases involved parents who had been using drugs or alcohol. >> the baby is sleeping with an adult, usually a parent or an older child and during the night the adult or older child accidentally during their sleep rolls other onto the baby. >> reporter: county assistant medical examiner uses these dolls to help parentses reenact the circumstances that led up to the child's death including where the baby was placed and the location of pillows and blankets. >> i've had cases where patients have suffocated on soft bedding, whether in an adult sized bed or crib loaded with soft babies and the baby became entrapped face down. >> reporter: dr. jordan said other babies died while sleeping on the couch or nursing pillow. often they're not strong enough to lift their tiny heads if pressed against bedding and

fire and ems department kinder fire after a parent died in its -- came under fire after a patient died in its care. this time the issue whether a paramedic ignored standard protocols or simply made a bad decision in assessing the condition of an 87-year-old woman. reporter: since the fire department is not releasing the facts in the allegation, the patient's name and address and medical condition is much we don't know. however, this much is clear. the 87-year-old woman was transported to howard university hospital and died after seeing a doctor. would it have made a difference if the paramedic had ridden to the hospital with the patient in the ambulance and, if not, did he go against protocols of the fire department's medical staff? >> there are some concerns regarding this incident and that's why we placed the employee on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. reporter: chief ellerbe says his medical director has completed one phase of the investigation and recommended officials probe the matter further. >> so can we take from that your medical director believe

before mao died... because zhou enlai died first that mao gave a prudential to his request. >> rose: who was opposing deng chao peng's action at tiananmen? >> none of the high-level leaders at that point opposed him. but deng had split with who y you bong who died just before the beginning of tiananmen. >> rose: and his relationship with mao or... >> huh you bong had been very close to zhou enlai until the time and in the early 1980s when deng had him appointed as general secretary of the party they worked very closely together. but deng felt he wasn't toug enough he'd been head of the youth league while deng was head of the party in '56 to '66. as head of the youth league he tried to encourage young people and give hope and talk about all the idealistic things they could achieve. deng as head of the party was the one... the buck stops there and he felt responsible for the country. earl the early 80s when lee y bong was encouraging people, dung felt he went to move too far. he had encouraged him to do t

on december 9 jim jones' mother died of emphysema in jonestown. a few hours later, an emotional jones summoned his followers to the pavilion. he described his mother's last moments as she gasped for air with her tongue hanging out. he invited people who knew her well to take a last look at her. he said that in death she looked very well, very well, indeed. his mother was the one person jones allowed to call his bluff and get away with it. in jonestown when she overheard him bragging about shooting a wild turkey with a pistol at 200 yards' distance, she laughed and called over her daughter-in-law. that man didn't shoot any turkey. anyone knows you can't shoot anything with a pistol from 200 yards. when she died, her moderating influence vanished, and another cord tethering jones to reason snapped. a few weeks later in the middle of a rambling creed, he abruptly asked his followers: how many of you plan your death? there was a stunned silence. don't you ever plan your death, he repeated impatiently? there's a number of you that do not lift your hand

cand he died that day. >> he did.ed about probably 12 hours after that was taken. >> it is tough for me to watch that. i don't knoww how you do that. >> it was shocking to having seen that for a while. mike. after mat t passed away. your wife was diagnosed with a brain tumor. matt and kathy knew etch other. >> we never met. and my wife grew up in a small town and knew matt and went to school with him all the way through college and when he passed away on christmas night she attended his funeral and only three weeks after the funeral that she developed a headache. and it got worse. and eventually we took her to the er not knowing what to do with a headache and they diagnosed her with brain cancer that was inprablable. and we tried to do clinical trials to buy her more time. it was only 15 days later that she passed away. and then the twov you met as a result of the memorial service. kathy, she was an extraordinary woman and had an extreme capacitet for love and faith. on her last day, she and i were essentially saying

a 74-year-old man died of a heart attack and one firefighter had burns. officials say the winds could have taken down the power lines sparking the blaze. they also say it may have been started by kids or people in a homeless camp trying to stay warm. 2,000 acres burned in the fire and a spokesman said the threat to homes still isn't over warning about hot embers and dry fuel. the national guard and police are patrolling tonight and we have posted more images from reno at ktvu.com. just look for the link. >> vallejo police say the suspect accused of killing an officer acted alone and there was nobody with him as first thought president the suspect is a 37-year-old of fairfield. he is a accused of robbing a bank and after a brief chase shooting and killing an officer. police say he fired several shots at the officer who did not fire back. >> that suspect was arrested moments after the shooting itself, in the 100 block of janice by responding officers. he was in possession of a handgun. >> police revealed a camera in the officer's car recorded pictures the c

and they came out and took his dioxin levels on the thursday before he died and he . and he was really pretty weak but he said that he would do anything if it would help. prove that you know there were problems with. living here and the chemical contamination in the area he had a high level of different dioxin contaminants in his ball of. high for his age level like in the ninety five percentile my husband died at seventy his uncles lived to be in their ninety's and as i said he wasn't sick so you know you say well of seventy that's a good life but if there were twenty more years. that i would have liked if i had twenty years i living a corporate jet for tao can be interesting and rewarding critically when it's an angel. corporate angel network uses empty seats on company business trips to fly cancer patients who need specialized treatment patients like christy this company does great things this is one. tao declined to be interviewed for this film. if given the opportunity we would have been curious to know what that little girl dioxin levels were. now we've heard pe