>> the bag contained two vials of a drug labeled propofol, some syringes, and a pediatric butterfly iv. >> and it obviously had come from michelle's house 'cause contained within the bag was some mail that had been addressed to her. >> to use a pediatric butterfly iv is tiny. it would leave a tiny little pinprick that would be very hard to discover. >> the items were dusted for fingerprints, but none were found. investigators needed to know what propofol was used for. >> propofol is, in a nutshell, the world's most powerful anti-breathing drug. in the medical setting, it's used by anesthesiologists to essentially put people to sleep. >> propofol, a prescription sedative, is an intravenous medication administered by medical professionals. too much propofol can cause death within seconds. investigators asked that michelle's toxicology tests be screened specifically for propofol. >> it's highly unusual. we wouldn't typically see propofol in our drug screen. so we've never detected it in other cases. >> as expected, tests were positive for propofol. >> i can't say with specificity how much

our editor at large cory johnson spoke with author of "jony ive." and he is the editor and publisher and has covered apple for more than a decade. we were joined by one the most widely followed analysts, founder and author of simco. he came from finland to attend the conference. we asked him how the conference stacked up. >> i think it was amazing. one of the best shows. >> why? >> you need to get out more. >> it was very different. >> no, you are right about that. i was a developer when i was at college. for me, when they announced the new language, it was a watershed event. these things do not come as often. apple has three of these in its entirety existence. what it means for developers is productivity, massive increase in types of applications they can build. it was all about all of these building blocks which have flooded in. 4000 api's. i do not think they have done anything close to 2000. it is mind-boggling. my concern is that developer community, it was a wonderful event. if i put my hat on as a business analyst, that was not a lot to get e

nothing from johnny ive. >> phil is heading up. folks that did present -- josie who did the demo of ios innovation. he is represented by his team. essentially, what we're are seeing is a rotation of some fresh faces each year. we are seeing people that we don't see frequently. there was a concerted effort to show it is a team effort. >> there are no stars? >> they are all stars. timothy and the contributors -- there is a conscious effort. >> does johnny not like to be on stage? >> no. that is why he is on videos. he will make a short video talking about the design challenges and what it is. he tends to do a little bit of designer speak. >> today there was no video. >> they will save him for the industrial design. he is like a huge underused asset because he is very charismatic and very passionate as well. i think -- >> does he refuse sometimes? >> he is only gone once in recent memory. >> i think he probably feels he comes across as more sincere if he speaks from the heart. this is scripted performance. he would feel uncomfortable

the iv line runs through a hole in the wall. they have to use a flashlight to see in the room. they cannot see who they are drugging at all. if they need problems or have to communicate with the warden or staff in the next room along with the prisoner they are killing through the wall, to communicate with them, "the executioners stick colored pencils through holes in the wall where two iv lines feed into the inmate's body. if you saw red, there might be possible problems" said a deputy warden. but if you stuck the yellow pencil or the black pencil through the wall, then everything's okay. that's the system. and then there's the issue of autopsies. between 2001 and 2010, during which time the state was involved in several lawsuits over their lethal injection protocols, state of oklahoma stopped autopsying the prisoners who they were killing. not one in the whole decade. for more than ten years, during which time the state altered its lethal injection protocol three times, the state of oklahoma has done nothing in terms of physica

the execution team failed to properly place the iv.nd skin punctures that suggested that the execution team had repeatedly tried to stick the iv into other places including the prisoner's arms. his veins reportedly had excellent integrity. they should not have had a tough time placing the iv into this man, but for whatever reason, the execution team couldn't figure out how to do it and that's how they ended up trying to put the iv into his groin which is hard to do and a very painful thing. they failed to do it properly and that's why the execution was botched and who knows how that man ultimately ended up dying after they pulled the shades. after that experience six weeks ago, see how if you were facing execution you might want to know who was on the team designed to stick the iv into you, to start the process of killing you with the deliberately misused pharmaceuticals. that information, the members of the team, that's being kept secret in the state of georgia tonight as they prepare to carry out the first execution in the country af

it wouldn't benefe t go outere e be iving. >> search crews combed the ocean, finally recovering h body>>> a dog belonging to a firefighter that disappeared during a backpacking tr h been found. herdman has been missing backpacking with friend he dog ran f. he chased off his pet barefoot, wearing only shorts. search crews have scoured 50,000 miles on foot and by horse back. >> sadly at some point you have to make a decision about what the odds are and what's the likelihood with all the resources that we might be successful. >> the dog was found in the parking lot where herdman parked his car and it said that the dog is exhausted and on iv fluids. >>> a public ml semoriavice was held for a teenage boy killed in an oregon school shooting. family, friends and classmates filled the crco pay tbu to 14-year-old emio hoffma they remember him as aç p whoo crack jokes on the soccer field. he was in the locker room at reynolds high school east of portland when he was shot and thlled by a classmate on june the 15-year-old gunman la ll hielf. >> former new england patriot erez is bk i jail after a

if steve jobs was john lennon and johnny ive is paul mccartney, is tim cook ringo?he? george harrison? what do you think? >> oh, oh! i'm not -- i'm not -- george harrison if i had to pick, but i'm not going to do that. that's an interesting question. but who gets to be ringo? although ringo's a great drummer. i'm not going to pick that one, jon. i'm not walking into that one. >> but you said george harrison. >> he is a great drummer. but he's ringo, compared. george harrison. george harrison. george harrison i'll go with, all right? >> we're glad to see you. you had some issues. for anyone who follows you on twitter, they know you didn't have an easy time getting to the south of france. how is lufthansa at the end of the day? >> fantastic. it took them a while. i was testing out social media to see if they'd respond. a lot slower than virgin atlantic. one person saved the day. i got a lot of response, which was fun. >> those airline tweets always draw the sympathy. it's good stuff. kara swisher, thanks. >>> a target on their back. fresh details from the retailer's c

other states train to place ivs into live volunteers. we don't do that. backup drugs.ith the dark situation and colored pencils is something that's pretty obvious that needs to be fixed. i think the prison system will address some of those obvious issues. whether there's deeper change in what drugs we use and how they handle the inmates' bodies afterwards in terms of testing remains to be seen. >> if there are changes, part of it will be because of the reporting that you and your reporters have done at the "tulsa world." ziva branstetter. it's an incredibly dark subject. you've shone a lot of light on it. >> thank you, rachel. >> thanks. we'll be right back. book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less, we'll match it and give you 50 dollars off your next trip expedia, find yours and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough f

value we felt it was very appropriate to take that value engineering at that point with that deduct ive alternative so before i leave the slide i'll bring you back to the upper left . that ve proposal scope was to give you an if you are on the cable stray bridge you got the pylon in the middle you have got the various cables that go into the main pylon. for design it basically attaches the cables on either side attach right into the pylon itself what shimmick proposed was to put a saddle system that would go through we went through the seismic safety analysis of that and the engineer of record went through this and we were able to accept that one so that was the 500 thousand and the deductive alternative the accent lighting for 450 thousand so now this is how we get to the proposed award number. we accepted the deduct alternative of the accent lighting that's how you get to the award number. as part of our analysis we looked at why the number was above the estimate and initial engineers estimates the cable stray is a unique structure it's a pylon structure requires specialized piles and

it makes no sense why he would suddenly relinquish the offens s ive. it is not in sync with the realities of what was on the ground. you stand in front of the lee monument and the next thing you the to do is -- interpretive markers don't really explain where the troops were. it appears that he simply lined them up along one offense of ive front. 90% of the visitors have no idea where the charge was formed. it is off to the right by the house. those troops were relatively concealed for most of the day. lee took great care to ensure that it would succeed. maxim ofed upon the possibility, not probability. there were possibilities. it was not his best decision, but it was not a knee-jerk reaction. his blood wasuse up. it was a decision made after careful calculations. what he did at gettysburg is perfectly consistent with what he had done up until that point. the big question that revisionists have raised is this -- did the confederates afford ee's daring maneuvers? there is a long casualty list. could the confederacy afford that? that is the question that

it showed the iv used was improperly administered. the execution was so badly handled that president obama ordered a review of state protocols. under oklahoma law lethal injections must be administered by a licensed specialist. the american board the annas thesiology and nurses group are among those prohibited against executions. the debate is likely to become more heated. >>> we should point out three convicted murderers were to die later this week, but a federal july granted a stay of execution for one. john, you saw him a moment ago. the other two are scheduled to be put to death. the came under scrutinily clayton lockett's botched aattempt. it made critics question drugs used. many are imported from europe, and some european countries stopped the exports after discovering they'd be used for capital punishment. let's bring in government affairs council, joining us from washington d.c., and richmond, director of the daltsd penalty information center. good to have you with us. >> before we talk about the controversy, i want to talk a

charlie v has not been reunited with his father, charles iv. i learned that charles iv had spoken to charlie and he told me the way that he got to speak to charlie was charlie was speaking to his grandmother and they handed the phone off to the father. the boy did not call his father. right now, he's with his biological mother who lives about two miles away and he has not seen his father at all, and also disturbingly, the family's other two siblings -- charlie has five in all -- the two who were living with the step mother are now in protective custody. they have nowhere to go. those two children, very young, one is four years old, one is six months or or sold, they are in cps custody. that's not good. >> we've also learned some of the disciplinary actions that charles took against his son. >> when he was talking to us, right before he went on the air, and i find out the boy has been found in the basement, he was telling us that when the boy disappeared, he had just gotten a text from the step mother, monique, who is behind bars, who is in cour

>> one of the challenges is that a student does not no challenge nine or title iv. a student knows that something devastating has happened to them. it is incumbent upon the be sure that our students are informed. i do not even know that students know that civil rights were violated, particularly freshman. we have a responsibility for education and a responsibility to make sure that we are accountable. as i hear what you are struggling with which is where to properly legislate to help us , one of the things we have to be equipped equipped to do, is hold or sell to countable. i think there has been enough evidence that across the nation, there are some that are not doing such a good job. but i think that most people, both at the higher level of the administration, where i sit, as well as those closer to students and student affairs and in our crisis centers, certainly want to do the right thing. so as you think about moving forward with whatever you may propose for legislative work to fill the gap, there needs to be some opportunity for accountability to be built with

at one point, they had an iv or fluids or something because when they get him out eventually, you see a guy holding a fluid bag. people were surprised he was alive. >>> security footage captures a crook stealing popular toys. >> oh, stealing from the children. >> find out what he took and how much money it's worth. >>> and a little boy gets a surprise when he visits his father's grave. so this letter is from dad. hear the moving message from up above. >> you see the smile on his face get bigger and bigger. >>> i have two videos here. of course, the people are up to no good. check out this woman walking down the street. she's minding her own business. watch this guy right here who spots her walking by herself decides, you know what? i'm going to take her purse. he runs up to her, basically blind sides her, grabs the bag, tries to take it, and the woman is like no, you're not taking my bag. she starts punching her, she does not let go. people see what's going on, go over to help, and force the guy to get away without the purse. >> i want to see one or two or six of them go after him and

a very short flight in a gulfstream iv. don't know if it was fully fueled but produced a tremendous post crash fire. the ntsb will lead the investigation. the ntsb along with the fbi officials are set to brief the media again here this morning. overnight there were two media briefings. here's a little bit of what they had to say. >> earlier tonight, a gulfstream iv jet crashed on departure from hanscom with seven people onboard. i am sorry to report that there were no survivors. our thoughts and prayers go out to their families and their loved ones. >> reporter: the impact of this crash was so large it was felt by a lot of people who live near this airport. one gentleman, in fact, said he thought someone was breaking into his home. that's how much his home shook when this aircraft crashed. our sister newspaper operation here in new england, new england cable news, is reporting an faa official says that the plane caught fire during the takeoff row on runway 11. lest test test.er . test test. . rangers say the group was likel

an independent forensic report ordered by locket's attorney show the iv used to inject the drugs was improperly administered. the execution was so badly handled, president obama ordered a review of state protocols. under oklahoma law, lethal injections must be administered by a licensed certified healthcare specialist but the american medical association, the american board of anesthesiology and the american nurse's association are among the groups that prohibit members from assisting in executions. the first discussions in the u.s. since the locket incident could take place this week and the debate over cruel and unusual punishment is likely to become more heated. >> courtney keely, al jazeera, new york. >> three convicted murderers were scheduled to dilator this week but a federal judge granted a stay of execution for john winfield of missouri. the others are scheduled to be put to death in georgia and florida. as courtney reported, it came under scrutiny after clayton locket's botched execution in oklahoma two months ago. >> that's made critics question the drugs being used in the

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one is johnny ive. we will see what he's doing with the user experience in software. remember, he's in charge of that. we've seen ios7 and we get to see his team tweak it and the other is craig federici. we want to see how much the trains are running on time. how many features can they get out at this big moment and show to developers. that this is key to seeing how craig is doing his job. >> even though we pay a lot of attention to the keynote, some would argue it really is craig's show, to a large degree. speaking of the cfo, do you think their world view on mna and world view on capital deployment will change as the cfo changes? >> i think it will a little bit. the new regime is doing things different than the old apple. we saw the acquisition of beats music and beats electronics. $3 million represent roughly 2% of overall cash and 10% of domestic cash. they're starting to do larger deals. i think they're starting to look at things that aren't small and take it out to the platform. they're actually buying revenues now. it represents, in our view, about an increment

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there we have a good view of the george iv dieden. the coronation of george iv back in 1820.hat is the dieden that the queen wore on the way to the coronation back in 1953. so what's going to happen next is that the queen is just passing behind us a great view we have here actually there we are. it's a great view. just see the roof of the coach that goes into the palace. there will be a fan fair to signal the queen's arrival and the royal standard will be unfurled. replacing the union flag. ♪ ♪ ♪ fanfare sounded by the state trumpeters. the queen and the duke of edinborough arrive for the state opening of parliament. proceeded on the second by the herald who in the past were all messengers these days are in charge of all the rules and customs of the college of arms. and the senior herald thomas woodcock among them just following the black rods david leaky who is preparing for his starring role in the state opening when he goes and sumance the commons a little later on when the queen gets up. there is tom woodcock the senior herald andrew landsly there with the baroness. the d

hospital on that first hospital stay, took a syringe, and injected somethinging into eric miller's ivmably was arsenic. >> he then stated that he asked mrs. miller why she had done this, and she replied, i don't know. killers all share one common bond, and that is they are arrogant. they are in denial that they're doing anything wrong. this person's in their way. they're messing up their life and they want them out of the way. and that's it. it's very simple. >> rather than risk a jury trial, ann miller agreed to plead guilty to second degree murder and received a minimum sentence of 25 years in prison. >> it's up with of those cases where you are left with as many questions as answers. and so that can be very difficult not only for the prosecutor but certainly for the family members as you don't get the why. >> even though ann miller tried to eliminate the evidence through cremation, it only took a single strand of eric's hair tore chart months of deception and the final act of murder. >> and to think that a record of this poisoning was just kept in one single strand of hair is prett

doctors told her the cough that nagged her for more than three years was something very serious, stage iv lung cancer. >> just devastating to receive that diagnosis. >> reporter: the months that followed was a dark time but that is when with hopes of raising her spirits just a little ralph took valerie to get a pedicure. she went with her favorite color, purple and then so did ralph. >> he said he would do his toes purple as well to make his smile. >> seem eed to work. she was laughing pretty good. >> reporter: it turned out to be the first of many smiles. that's because after ralph posted a picture of their purple painted toes, a remarkable thing happened. their friends started doing the same followed by complete strangers who had heard about what ralph had done. hundreds upon hundreds of them. all painting their toes and sending their pictures just to make valerie smile. >> it touches my heart. it just really gets down to a deep level. the fun i think people have with it too. i want it to be really both. >> all right. got it. >> reporter: it has become even more than that with the help

ive. >> it really is all inclusive. >> we're actually getting a good value. >> it's actually low cost it was higher than the number that ross and baruzzini came in with. >> what integration would be necessary or good with the transbay tour? >> primary up on the roof top let's say they have a fire how will the ttc individuals who are responsible for that deal with that? we've got connections in place now we're working with those at this point to establish we'll have connectivity we'll have information exchange so you need a response on the side of the on the side of the ttc as well as a response on the side of the towers fremont or 181 so we'll have to coordinate with them we'll have to deal with which evacuation route we don't want all of their individuals coming onto our roof top parks so also there's how do you transit information is it going to be on a screen like this how will you send people which way are you going to go there's a lot of linkages that need to be dealt with but if you can think of trying to move people from sfo out quickly they have already done some of this so yo

thank you. >> dan ives. we've been noting the pullback in cloud names. >> demand ware if he's right, this stock has sold off enough, this was an $85 stock in march, it sold down to $60. up small today. it should have been up more but this is not a bad name at these levels to maybe take a flyer on as well. >> dan would be bullish on microsoft if they bought yelp. i would not be. i think that would be a horrible acquisition for microsoft. i don't think it would work with what they're trying to do. the problem yelp has, even though i said you could buy calls nobody believes what's on yelp. >> they put bing on the iphone and that was a relationship. then you put yelp in there as well and that makes them even stickier. doesn't it create -- >> it does but that's not the direction they're trying to go. microsoft is supposed to be on every device. that's changing the direction. now you're trying to have a closed system. they have had a closed system for years and it didn't work. they're opening up the system to any

it's more rehabilitate iv than just immediately punishing someone for a minor behavioral thing in a classroom. so it's just a way to make it so that students can get a second chance so they can kind of recognize their minor mistakes but not directly get punished for them right off the bat. >> great. thank you. does that involve collaboration with a school social worker as well that is helping to build a relationship with officers or is this directly with the officer and the students we have one of our staff here officer pat oon. >> she's doing a great job. we are looking at a restorative model. the school is continuing to develop a restorative justice program and the police department would like to do something similar and bring the two together. the goal of this is for the lower line basically school offenses that, yeah, they can be considered criminal, but it's more something that could be a behavioral change is more needed than to arrest the student or a citation. we are trying to look for is change that behavior, but if it continues, the child could be arrested. it's not the goal of what

>> while it was happening he had to go in every day for iv fluids and he was fading fast and on t.v. though one of dog who died. they had a puppy from someone else and if he had it the same treats and meal the dog got sick. they put it together. they holding up the same bag even from the same store. >> hum. >> where i had got mine. >> tony, this issue goes beyond petfood for senator brown and others for your organization. you are asking lawmakers to address concerns. not just about the safety of pet food and animal treats and animal feed but chicken imported from china t seems like that can affect human consumption. >> in 2005, the united states department of agriculture proposed a rule to allow china to export processed poultry products to the united states for human consumption. our organization has been active in trying to block the implementation of that rule. congress intervened in 2007 and 2008 to prevent u.s. da. to this day, we still have -- haven't i am ported any pol tree from china. the issue, since most of the illnesses seem to be associated with pol tree pet treats indic

a botched iv line apparently rendered the man ninetieth are dead nor unconscious but clearly writhinge state not really knowing what to do next. the state ultimately tried to call off the execution midway through, they lowered the shades so nobody could see what was happening, but then they say the man later died of a heart attack. since then executions have been scheduled but none have been carried out anywhere in the country. stays of execution have been handed down one after the other in oklahoma, starting that very night, there was supposed to be a second execution and they didn't go ahead with it. ohio, texas, missouri. over the past month and a half all of the scheduled executions have been put off. but tomorrow night the state of georgia is poised to break the streak. at 7:00 p.m. local time tomorrow night georgia is scheduled to kill a prisoner by lethal injection using a single pose of pentobarbital. the execution drug that state previously used became nearly impossible for them to get after companies around the world stopped selling it to u.s. prisons. for a while georgia wa

first art rarinay or ive. alert sheena parveen is tracking the fog and rain. >> storms are moving in. fog is settling in. not a good combination. the storms moving up the i-95 corridor into new castle county near newark some strong thunderstorms. heavy rain near smyrna moving into south jersey. lancaster and reading and it will move to north. fog settling in, 2 1/2 mile visibility. we'll be dealing with fog for the morning commute and a few areas of light rain or drizzle in the morning. so by 7:00 a.m. when you head out mid-60s, fog and drizzle. by 11:00 chance of showers. more thunderstms in the forecast before the week is over. i'll show you the timing of that coming up. >>> new tonight the countdown to a strike on septa's regional rail. more than 100,000 commuters could be impacted as soon as saturday. the newest strike possibility comes months after septa's city division threatened to walk off the job. george spencer has been following the agency's labor troubles. the two sides don't meet again until frida

. >> reporter: the crash of the gulfstream iv jet sent a large fireball into the night sky around 9:40 eastern time saturday, never getting off the ground, officials say. a three-person team from the ntsb arrived sunday morning to take over the investigation. >> when the aircraft departed the paved surface of the runway, it rolled into the grass. it went -- it struck a localizer antenna, which is part of an instrument landing system. and then it struck a fence. >> reporter: among the seven who died is lewis katz, a former owner of the new jersey nets and devils who on tuesday, along with a business partner, won controlling interest of the philadelphia inquirer's parent company, an $88 million deal. the 72-year-old katz was in the boston area for an education fundraiser, tied to the son of presidential historian and nbc analyst doris kearns goodwin, who later shared dinner with him. in a statement, kearns goodwin called katz cherished friend of nearly 20 years and a force of nature, adding that his family has lost a great father and grandfather." katz was a trustee at temple university,

same with these iv drips.eficient, they are not going to do anything to help your body run more smoothly. not necessary. save your time. save your money. you don't need these iv infusions. >> it sounds more like eating disorders rather than diets. >> exactly. >> that they are touting here. the do can diet. kate middleton lost a lot of weight on this. what is that? >> the diet was invented by a french nutritionist. essentially this is a repanging of a high protein diet. four different phases. first phase the attack phase you eat only lean meets proteins and drink a lot of of water. lasts 1 to 10 days. then you go into the crews phase where you canned avel tabs to that another phase called the consolidation phase eat breads. maybe one piece of fruit a day. and finally the stabilization phase where you eat whatever you want but you have one high protein daily. the problem with this diet is that there are so many rules it's so hard to follow all these different phases. these aren't sustainable long term and also w

ive stiff recorded a conversation with l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling where he went off on a race entrant. >> donald sterling sat in the front row of an african-american church at pastor's invitation meeting after the nba banned donald sterling from basketball and fined him $2.5 million. >> it was great. what did you think? >> beautiful. beautiful. i loved it. >> on friday, nba announced the settlement with shelly sterling and the family with a trust to allow the team to be sold to former microsoft executive, steve ballmer. a vote on the board will be needed to finalize. >> napa police made an arrest in the killing a well-known restaurant owner, the 71-year-old man was arrested on murder charges yesterday, the ex-husband of the victim the owner of a restaurant in downtown napa. a sign on the door of the restaurant confirms the owner's debt. investigators say he confessed to killing his ex-wife during a fight on saturday. the officers went to the couple's home yesterday after a concerned friend said he could not contact th