severely malnourished kids often swell up with edema, a painful build-up of fluid under the skin. pilirani's swelling is so severe he can barely walk. until recently, the best treatment available for pilirani and alefa was one to two months of hospitalization. but even in the best rural hospitals, only 25% to 40% of children fully recover. project peanut butter gets much better results by distributing a special ready-to-use theraputic food to the mothers who will take it with them and treat their own children at home. ready-to-use theraputic food is powerful medicine. this peanut-based formula is effective, easy to use, and empowers mothers. and most kids love it. it's more than just peanut butter. over years of careful experiments and testing, dr. manary and his colleagues developed a new formula. it's a precise blend ideal for bringing children back from the edge of starvation. the results are dramatic. 6 weeks after their first visit, alefa and pilirani return for one of their check-ups. jason: what we've seen over the course of the last 6 weeks has been, uh, really good progre

laboratory, analyzed what the stains are made of, and most of them are one part blood and six parts pleural edemah is a liquid that collects in the lungs when somebody dies of asphyxiation. >> scholars believe that most victims of crucifixion would have died of suffocation and the fluids associated with this would be left in the lungs. guscin's studies appear to shine new light into a part of the jesus story that was previously unknown using a near-perfect replica of the cloth. >> now, what these experiments showed us is that, first of all, the cloth was placed on a dead body because all the blood stains coming out are absolutely incompatible with any kind of breathing movement. >> if guscin is correct, then joseph of arimathea would have wrapped this cloth around jesus's face while he was still on the cross. >> the face cloth was used in jewish burial custom because the face is really the seat of the soul. when that person dies, the face is the first thing that's covered. it must be treated with the greatest respect. >> the reason joseph became proactive in making sure that jesus had a proper, h

and then they'll start to have congestive heart failure and pulmonary edema.ey'll start to go into renal failure and then eventually die. >> you can sort of estimate when they ingested the antifreeze based on where their symptoms are at that point? >> that's exactly right. it's possible to get a rough estimate of when the ingestion occurred. >> reporter: the keystone of the state's case was the progression of symptoms that prosecutors contended would show when ray ingested the antifreeze. >> you were able to establish a timeline? >> when the ems arrived at his residence he was already lethargic and almost comatose. so we already know from his clinical presentation at that point that he's probably 12 to 24 hours in. >> reporter: the m.e.'s estimate dovetailed with the prosecutor's timeline that ray must have ingested the antifreeze the day he and teresa took that outing with the grandchildren. to support their timeline, prosecutors introduced this voicemail. ray left it for a friend several hours after the state says teresa poisoned him. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry

southbound side from academy through this point at cod edema past the betsy ross bridge into girard. word of a serious crash along juniata park at m street. some people have been injured in that accident so watch out for the ambulance arriving on the scene. upper merion a vehicle fire along radnor road at radnor hill road with typical slowing. speeds in the teens on the schuylkill. lower sald from a crash along main street at old sumneytown pike. chester county lots of sun glare, lots of slowing on the 30 bypass bypass eastbound past reeceville road into 113. tam. >> thank you matt. we'll take a short break and come back to accuweather. >> ♪ >> i've got heavier winter coat on this morning and you'll see why when you look at numbers. in philadelphia we're down 38 degrees but a lot of spots are colder than. that 30 in trenton, 27 in allentown, 28 reading and 34 in wilmington. this afternoon we do improve. lots of sun, less wind. you already feel that this morning. and a high later of 60. so, the afternoon does look nice. tomorrow clouds will increase but a great high of 72. then we get