dr. gonzalez and her lover both worked. ghly regarded lu eed lung c specialist testified that the two lovers engaged in oral sex, shared a vodka shot and headed into work. before they left gonzalez's house that morning. >> she had a special coffee she wanted me to try. >> reporter: he knew immediately something was wrong. >> i said, what's up with the coffee? >> reporter: this will kill you, but the taste is sickeningly sweet. >> what did she say? >> she said, oh, i put splenda in it. >> reporter: the jury watched this cell phone video, shot hours after he took a few sips of that coffee. dr. bloomen shine is in the hospital waiting room and has a tough time even forming sentences. >> i've gotten progressively, um -- discoordinated. >> next to him, dr. anna gonzalez, who would later be charged with aggravated assault, to which she pleaded not guilty. behind the camera, dr. bloomen shine's long-time girlfriend, avett tony. >> i actually thought, he's dying in front of me. >> reporter: at the time, she had no idea her man was h

dr. anna gonzalez. was shot in january of 2013 by his girlfriend of more than a decade, yvette tony. >> i actually thought he's dying in front of me. >> reporter: tony spent much of tuesday on the stand, testifying about how she found out her p f boyfriend was having an affair with dr. gonzalez. >> i felt stupid. it was three weeks, i felt like an idiot. >> reporter: prosecutors say she spike the coffee with a sweet-tasting poison found in anti-freeze and claimed it was splenda, all because he chose to stay with his girlfriend and not her. >> she had a special colombian coffee. >> reporter: he has permanent kidney damage, and dr. gonzalez is charged with aggravated assault. she's pleaded not guilty. but if convicted, the world-renowned cancer doc may spend the rest of her life in prison. >> are you still with dr. george blumenschein? >> yes. >> i'll ask what everyone wants to know, why? >> because i know the affair with the defendant is not the sum of who he really is. >> reporter: ryan owens, abc news,

dr. ana gonzalez for the first time yesterday. >> i'm not a crazy person. iends, i feel pretty betrayed. >> reporter: the intimate phone calls secretly taped by her former lover, dr. george blumenschein. >> george. >> reporter: just months after his coffee was allegedly spikes with a chemical found in anti-freeze. dr. gonzalez was the leading suspect then and is now charged with aggravated assault. but in the tapes, she is trying to convince his long-time girlfriend is the one who poisoned him. >> why in christ would i ever hurt you? why? >> why would evette hurt me? >> i don't know. i don't know you two. i would've run away a long time ago, but it's different. i mean, you just seem to know things better. you seem to know her better. you trust her. >> reporter: the jury also hearing from the third person in this twisted love triangle monday, evett toney. tearfully recounting how she miscarried while her long-term boyfriend was carrying on an affair with gonzalez. >> he said i'm not attracted to her whatsoever. she's simply my work colleague. >> reporter: and

dr. gonzalez has been accused of something she did not do. making sure the jury has the evidence to see that. the trier is expected to last two weeks. both are still employed by m.d. anderson, although the hospital tells "cbs this morning" the trier is not about m.d. anderson. it's related to personal matters between people who just happen to work there i want to know what he did that prompted her to poison him. susan, this sounds like a "48 hours." >> what do you imagine he might have done? >> he said i'm no longer interested, i'm guessing, in this casual sexual relationship and she was clearly hooked. we were saying smart people do really dumb things when they're in love. >> they're smart people. allegedly. >> allegedly. a little splenda with your coffee? >> charlie, how does your coffee taste this morning? >> i never spurn anybody disabled. >> very good. nicely done. thank you, elaine. >>> when the world trade center collapsed 13 years ago, a how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40 $21. could something that small ma

dr. anna gonzalez was sentenced and fined $10,000.z was convicted friday for aggravated assault for poisoning george plume men stein in january of 13. she spiked his coffee with a chemical found in antifreeze. >>> chelsea clinton and her new baby girl spent their first night at home after checking out from the hospital. cameras were flashing as the family left the hospital in manhattan yesterday evening. she gave birth to her daughter charlotte on friday. chelsea's husband is mark mezvinsky who grew up in montgomery county and son of margie margolies and ed mezvinsky. congratulations to them. >>> all new in the next half hour of "action news" the hunt for the man who broke into an apartment in the chinatown section of the city. that intruder was stabbed by the resident there. we have new details and video. >> movie night on dancing stars features a local comedian who would admit to being a bit flat footed. plus we have more on the two perfect scores and who was sent home. we'll be right back. >> wal-mart is now saying tracy morgan was

dr. anna maria gonzalez had laced dr. george's coffee with a chemical found in antifreeze. prosecutors say gonzalez and the targeted them after their relationship soured. she could face up to life in prison. >> coming up, george clooney spotted in italy with his superstar friends. is this the weekend to tie the knot? >> plus, a controversial daily show segment has redskins fans upset. ahead, hear from two local native americans who appeared in that segment about what happened. >> and coming up tonight, charged with abduction in theection with disappearance of hannah graham. now he's heading back to >> the show with john stewart is getting into the redskins name today. >> the show aired a controversial segment, pitting a group of native americans fans.t redskins >> we talked to two of the native americans who were the segment.or we're here now with the look at today's fallout. this.'s talk about redskins suffered, as you may know, two embarrassments last on tv. the first, of course, the terrible loss to the giants. and the offense, we're not going to talk about it. and then t

dr. ann in gonzalez spiked the coffee of a colleague after he rejected her for another girl friend. the sentencing phase of the trial is underway. she faces 20 years to life in prison. >>> they're not exactly breaking out the champagne this time around, but the nationals just clinched home field advantage throughout the playoffs, really an amazing run for washington's baseball team. in today's inside pitch holden kushner talks about one of the highlights of this season, clinching the nl east. >> reporter: it was right here at nats park where the team celebrated their 2012nl east crown. this time around it was in atlanta. so what was it like inside the clubhouse? i decided to talk to some players who will let us know. >> i mean just breathtaking, the initial adrenaline rush watching final outs and running from the bullpen just full sprint joined the pile, just overwhelmed with adrenaline and enjoy just knowing that you just clinched the nl east. it was an amazing feeling. >> coming together, spraying champagne and pouring beer all over everybody, it was a lot of fun, grown men acting

dr. gonzalez spiked his coffee with a poisonous chemical used in antifreeze, trying to convince him it wasenda. >> she convinces him to try this special colombian coffee. >> reporter: they say she did it because he chose his long-time girlfriend over her. she pleaded not guilty. and her attorneys say there is no real evidence that blumenschein was even poisoned, much less that gonzalez did it. >> what they are offering you is little more than guesswork. we don't guess people into felony convictions. >> reporter: but there's no guessing about this. blumenschein's kidneys failed. he's still sick and blamed that coffee concoction. he's expected to be the star witness against his former lover. he taped recordings of her. in recordings he has, she brags that back home she had people assassinated and takes care of things the colombian way. monday, the jury heard from vráh&eading cancer doctors. they were prosecution witnesses but may have helped the defense. beloved by her patients. >> very compassionate. and had great patient relationships. >> reporter: but soon, the jury will decide if this wo

dr. ana maria gonzalez-angulo is on trial accused of poisoning fellow researcher dr.hein. last year, police said she allegedly laced his coffee with ethylene glycol, the colorless and odorless chemical commonly found in anti-freeze. according to court documents when blumenschein told her his coffee tasted sweet and he liked it black she allegedly told him it was just splenda. blumenschein survived but his attorney tells abc news his kidneys are severely damaged and he is not 100% and may never be 100%. gonzalez-angulo pleaded not guilty to attempted murder charges but according to prosecutors she was recorded on the telephone claiming she's no stranger to taking these types of drastic measures. >> we haven't heard the recordings in detail. we know that they're six hours long. we know that they are explosive. >> reporter: prosecutors say gonzalez-angulo claimed she had people assassinated and that she takes care of things the colombian way. >> there's no doubt that the defendant's attorneys are going to argue that it is not criminal to have a wild, vivid imagination. >

dr. anna maria gonzalez is accused of poisoning her jilted lover and co-worker. police say she laced his coffee with the same deadly chemical th chemical with anti freeze. his live is severely damaged. just found guilty of manslaughter but not guilty of murder now plans to pen a book about the night he shot dead his girlfriend. pistorius will learn his fate next month. >>> another brutal be heading and another out cry. john kerry is leaders about a plan to destroy isis militants. we have the plan which they say does not include u.s. combat boots on the ground. >> the u.s. strategy to take on isis involves finding ground forces to take on isis strong holds especially in syria if is not clear at this point how it is going to play out. as isis gets stronger and stronger john kerry is in paris kind of scrambling other nations play some kind of a role in the fight. he says the strategy is still a work in progress. >> this is a strategy coming together as the coalition comes together and the countries declare what they are prepared to do. >> while the isis beheading of

dr. anna maria gonzalez, one of the top cancer researchers, she laced coffee with anti-freeze and gave itr. she is facing life in prison. >>> and just outside of l.a., new neighbors. a mother bear and her cub. they have taken up residence in the front yard of a home. neighbors say they come down the tree to rummage for food and then climb back in to nap. right now wildlife officials are not going to remove the bears. they're going to allow them to stay there -- >> paying the rent, the mogage, utilities. >> the family is cool with that. >> the family and neighbors are cool with it. >> a mama bear around her kids. >> very dodgy. >> the problem is when that schedule doesn't work out. come down at the wrong time. >> we never saw what to do between the grizzly and the black bear. >> one, you play dead, one you run. >> maybe rob can figure that out for us. >> make a lot of noise in front of the black bear. i have done that. doesn't work. running is a good option. >> and you're here to tell us about it. >>> in new york city, no black bears across the new york city skyline. temperatures in the 60

dr. anna marie gonzalez spiked his coffee with a chemical found in antifreeze. her lover barely survived. he suffered kid any failure. >>> in pennsylvania a state trooper who was ambushed on friday night is conscious and speaking for first time since undergoing surgery. investigators hope to talk to him about the shooting outside of a police barracks in pennsylvania that left his colleague dead. no suspects have been arrested just yet but they are on the lookout for them. >>> jody arias is back in court ahead of penalty phase of her trial that takes place next month. the judge postponed the trial. arias decided to represent herself and changed her mind using a court-appointed attorney. she was convicted of killing her ex-boyfriend in 2008. jon: ray rice, the player at center the nfl's domestic abuse scandal trying to get back on the field. he will file an appeal challenging his indefinite suspension as another scandal lock rocks the nfl. jonathan hunt is live in the studios. >> good morning jon and heather. ray rice has until 11:59 p.m. tomorrow to file any appe

dr. anna maria gonzalez is on trial accused of poisoning fellow cancer researcher dr. george blumenshine. last year police said she allegedly laced his coffee with ethylene gli col, the colorless and odorless chemical commonly found in anti-freeze. according to court documents when bloomenshine told gonzalez his coffee tasted sweet and he liked his coffee black, she allegedly told him it was just splenda. blumenshine survived but his attorney tells abc news his kidneys are severely damaged. and he is not 100% and may never be 100%. gonzalez agulo has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder charges but according to prosecutors, she was recorded on the telephone claiming she's no stranger to taking these types of drastic measures. >> we haven't heard the recordings in detail. we know that they are six hours long. we know that they are explosive. >> reporter: prosecutors say gonzalez angulo claimed she had people assassinated and that she takes care of things the colombian way. >> there's no doubt the defendant's attorneys are going to argue that it is not criminal to have

dr. king do? stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> "freedom." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalezould dr. martin luther king do? the debate continues over the expansion of another u.s. military operation in the middle east, we turn to look at the final year of king's life and became a fierce critic of u.s. foreign policy and the vietnam war, calling the united states "the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today." >> we do not stop our work is the people of vietnam immediately, the world will be left with no other alternative than to see this as somehow -- horrible, clumsy, and deadly game we have decided to play. the world now demands a maturity of america that we may not be able to achieve. it demands we admit that we have been wrong from the beginning of our adventure in vietnam, that we have been tetramethyl to the life of the vietnamese people, the situation is one in which we must be ready to turn sharply from our present ways. >> dr. martin luther king speaking on april 4, 1967, and riverside church in new york, explaining why he opposed the war in vietnam. the spee

i am amy goodman with juan gonzalez was up our guest is reverend dr.es, lidy nacpil, clayton thomas-muller, environment total activist and writer. clay, you talked about the number of energy projects. we know keystone xl. president obama has put off the decision on this year after year. people are saying, on one hand it is the people's victory that he has not made a decision, but also the question -- why hasn't he made a decision? yet you think keystone xl is not even the biggest pipeline. explain what are the others. >> well, it is important to understand that if you look at industries data, it is not -- there has been a debate lately about well, you want long trains from the balkans, fracking boom in north dakota blowing up in your community, ordeal want a safe pipeline? people have been debating pipelines versus bomb trains. >> what you mean bomb trains? >> the oil that is fracked is extremely explosive. people in quÉbec lost their lives, 50 people when one of these trains blew up. alabama, virginia, these trains have blown up. it is a dangerous thi

dr pepper. they do believe that at some point in the next 24 hours she will visit at mcdonald's. they want the public to keep an eye out. john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> we return to our 9/11 coverage with a live look at ceremonies across the country. this one at ground zero in new york city. the service they're included bellringing and a moment of silence. the names of all 2000 977 people who lost their lives were also read aloud. we want to take another live look at the white house. earlier this morning, the president, vice president, and first lady market moment of silence to mark the 13th anniversary. a solemn ceremony was also held at the pentagon as well. brianne carter takes us there. ♪ [taps plays] ♪ >> the building blanketed in stars & stripes. >> the senate will observe a moment of silence. >> a chance to pause and reflect. evidence our nation was forever changed on this day 13 years ago remains. at the pentagon, a flag was lowered to cover the area with the gaping hole once was after flight 77 crashed into the building, killing 184 innocent people. families of the victims gathered with the president and first lady on this an

dr. ralph bashham and todd keel. driving the urgency, this month's rey lags has the intruder got much deeper into the white house than once thought. omar gonzalezne secret service agent, ran past the stairway and was not tackled until he he reached the far end of the east room. how many levels of security failed to stop gonzalez earlier and why did they fail? is the procedure at fault or the people? and the biggest question of all -- is the secret service as we know it up to the task of protecting the nation's most powerful and symbolic leader? we're peeling back the meleers of this story. let's begin with justice correspondent pamela brown in our washington bureau with what will take place shortly on capitol hill. good morning. >> corm, carol. the hearing about to get under way. there's a lot of anticipation because the secret service hasn't commented on this latest reporting and we

gonzalez anguela. >> she became obsessed with him and want scandal him. >> reporter: the him is her one-time lover, drhnson bloomen shine, also a doctor in houston. and last year, they said she spiked his coffee with a poisonous chemical in antifreeze, trying to convince him it was splen da. >> she convinces him to try this colombian coffee. >> reporter: they say she did it because he chose his long-time girlfriend over here. there was no real evidence he was poisoned, much less that gonzalez did it. >> what they are offering you is little more than guesswork. we don't guess people into felony convictions. >> reporter: but there's no guesses about this, his kidneys failed, he's still sick and is expected to be the star witness against his former lover. in recordings he has, she brags that back home she had people assassinated and takes care of things the colombian way. and three cancer doctors who were prosecution witnesses but may have helped the defense. she was respected by her peers and beloved by her patients. >> very compassionate. >> reporter: but soon, the jury will decide if this woman who de