either difficulty moving or to cause an increase of potassium in his body which eventually reached a point to cause his death. >> and in that latter circumstance that would be a very painful -- that would presumably be a very painful process? >> i would imagine, especially given what the eyewitness saw. >> yeah. the reason i'm asking about pain other than just human empathy is because the amount of pain that a person experienced during the execution is important to whether or not an execution is constitutional in this country, at least the way the supreme court has most recently defined it. but i just want to ask you one last medical point on this. in terms of the prospect of the execution having been stopped or them attempting to stop it, might it be possible to resuscitate or revive or provide some sort of antidote to somebody who had been partially lethally injected with these chemicals in a way that wasn't working as intended? there's this large period of time that's unaccounted for where we don't know what they did. we know the man's lawyer says he assumed they were trying to re

they gave those people that work there something called potassium-- potassium iodide and it floods up your thyroid gland so it won't take this radiation in. and another thing you want to know is our noring plants that is run by atomic, they can stand 1/15 of an earthquake like in japan and my bible says it will get worse and worse and worse. we better get at something, folks. >> all right. >> stephen: now that is a campaign slogan that americans can rally behind. walt bayes, you remember chernobyl when you translate that it comes out wormwood which is mentioned in the bible a whole lot, potassium iodide we getter get us some 2014. now folks-- (applause) but folks even walt's message of hope pealed in comparison to the power of harley brown's closer. >> after god told me was going make me president i went out and got the presidential seal tattooed right here on my shoulder. i was living in fat jack's cell ar because my ex-wife had given me trumped up restraining orders. i couldn't see my kids. it was a mess. and the wife said get this lunatic out of my cell ar. a cowboy, a curmudgeon,

the third drug, the potassium chloride-s designed to stop the heart, and that is what kills the inmate. >> so in terms of that second drug you're saying it's essentially there for the witnesses' benefit so that you don't see the prisoner writhe or move or physically react in any way. i guess the other side of that coin, does that also mean that if you are seeing the prisoner move or speak or writhe in some way it means that that second drug, that paralyzing agent hasn't taken for some reason? >> that's correct on both points. >> okay. based on the eyewitness descriptions and the information released by the state in terms of the way he reacted, does it seem like -- can you tell from those observations if any of the drugs had their intended effect? >> based on what i have heard, it strikes me that some amount of the midazolam got into the inmate because he did appear to fall asleep at some point. and then it does seem that the iv became blown or that was no longer in place, so that when the injection of the second and third drug, the paralittic and the potassium chloride, caused a signif

it also has potassium.ho cares. >> i love bananas. i care. what we're doing is we're making ribbons with the zucchini and the summer squash and it's going to come out to be this lovely low-carb, low-calorie pasta salad. a little bit of lemon juice, parmesan if you want to take a piece. the recipe is going to be on your website. no cheese here. >> okay. >> no cheese here. just a little bit of lemon juice and pepper. easy, right? very low calorie. >> uh-huh. >> next up we have grapefruit. >> sorry. >> grapefruit is loaded with the water. it's a juicy fruit. it's only 120 calories and it's got the potassium as well. what i like to do is peel it. i take the membranes off and create shaved grapefruit with a little bit of mint. i would love for you to taste this. this is a fun thing you can do. you can also put it in the freezer for a couple of hours. >> who would have thought to put those two things together. >> i love grapefruit with mint. >> so refreshing. >> you're debloating by the minute. >> i feel better.

in small doses, potassium chloride is used to treat potassium deficiency. so a purposeful overdose to stop your heart, this to paralyze you, but this one first, this sedative. and this combination has not been used before. nobody really knows what it does. florida used a similar combination last year to kill a prisoner in that state, but they used a wildly different dose. their dose of the first sedative was five times what oklahoma decided that it was going to use. why did oklahoma decide to go with the particular recipe? who knows. and at these doses, the way they planned to do it with the oklahoma plan actually kill a person? or would it just torture a person and leave them alive? if so, for how long? and what would the torture be like? would it eventually kill them? would it wound them? leave them maimed forever? before last night, no one knew. and on the basis of that state secrecy law that oklahoma passed, the state of oklahoma would not even say where the drugs were from. no one knows, still. i mean, as recently as mid-march, the state of oklahoma ha

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the machine removes extra water, waste, and salt from his body and keeps chemicals like potassium at a safe level in his blood. the programmer is tethered to the machine 25 hours a week. australia has universal health care and damian's dialysis treatment, more than $50,000 a year, is covered by the government. it's a life-saving procedure, but not a cheap or easy one. >> the dialysis process involves putting a couple of needles in your arm and then essentially the dialysis machine works as your artificial kidney for five hours. unfortunately, putting needles in your arm every second day does sort of give the arm a bit of a beating. so it's not looking too pretty these days. >> but there's another cost. for more than ten years, more than 3,800 days and nights, he's kept his cell phone in reach, hoping for a call to rush to the hospital because a compatible kidney has been found. but when we talked to him in february, the call still hadn't come. the uncertainty is hard on him and his two young sons, and he says it's one reason his marriage foundered. >> living with someone who has a ch

>> [ chuckles ] you've probably heard in science class of elements like sodium, potassium? these are electrolytes that are usually found in sports drinks. they are a valuable substance that our muscle fibers really need in order to function properly. >> okay. so, what should we do? >> first of all, we want to move that person into a cool area, whether that be indoors or even the shade. and have them rest and stretch the muscle. even massaging the area can really be of help. to replenish those lost fluids, though, we should give them half a glass of water or a sports drink every 15 minutes. just make sure that the fluid doesn't contain caffeine, 'cause that can actually make the situation worse. >> so, let's review. to treat heat cramps, the red cross says, get to a cooler place. stretch, massage, and maybe ice the area. drink half a glass of cool water or a sports drink with electrolytes every 15 minutes. and avoid drinks with caffeine. >> don't let heat cramps cramp your style -- stay properly hydrated. for "tkn," i'm emily. >> here's yet another reason to avoid too much j

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potassium chloride stops the heart. >> there are times when i wanted them to execute me.use the weight of dealing with the issue, it gets unbearable. i mean, you wanted to say, man, look, i quit. i'm going to drop my appeals. >> i don't think there is any good way to have to take a life. the side bar to that, of course, is that the individual who's being put to death took a life. i look at it as just the general public or the state of alabama actually carrying out the execution. i just happen to be the tool in place to be able to do it. if i refuse to do that, then i'm actually refusing to carry out a law that i said i would uphold. >> i started it. i'm responsible for all four deaths because if i'd have never started the killing, none of it ever would have happened. in some way, i wish that there was something i could do to help the victims' families find closure or make peace with what happened. i can't do anything but apologize. >> in 2005, the u.s. supreme court ruled it unconstitutional to impose the death penalty on juveniles who commit murder before their 18th birt

it has as much calcium as a glass of milk and as much potassium as a banana. >> really?a burger over a banana any day. >> who wouldn't, right? >> awesome. let's go to the grill. >> the best way to cook it is medium. it will be nice and juicy and you will have a nice golden color on the outside of it. >> how can you tell? i'm so bad at this. >> there's more of a touch -- if the juicefá rs running clear, i means like it's basically well done. like you see here, where the blood is starting to rise up now and the outside is starting to cook. so you are about at medium rare. to get it to medium, flip it, top it with the cheese, melt the cheese and it is ready to go. >> okay, guys. are we ready to dress this burger? i'm so hungry right now. it looks amazing. >> so we will take the green leaf lettuce and put it on the bottom. >> yes. >> slice of the the onion. >> okay. >> we will put it on top. the patty and then take these beefsteak tomatoes. >> nice thick slice. >> on top.lp >> we will take some of sauce. >> what is in here. >> this is base of onions, garlic, cilantro, avocad

midazolam and put the inmate to sleep but then uses a muscle relaxant so they cannot move, then potassiume which stops the heart. >> these are drugs that are used for other things. do they normally have other medical uses? >> midazolam is a very commonly used drug. we use it in much smaller doses, 2, 3, milligrams for patients to help decrease anxiety and to have them not remember so when they go back to surgery, they don't remember the experience. muscle relaxants -- >> go on, go on. >> muscle relaxants are commonly used in the operating room. it's important, joy, to get this straight, though. what they're doing is not anesthesia. anesthesia is about taking care of patients. this is wholly unrelated to that. >> and i mean, i guess the reason why we're seeing this sort of experimentation that's happening, as you said not even consistently the same drugs, is why? because the former drugs that were used for this purpose are now off the market? it does seem like this is kind of random and kind of experimenting with what they think might work. >> well, it is random and sperpt i -- experimenti

who is class vice president wrote when the going gets tough just remember to burr barium, carbon, potassiumuranium, fosse pers on. school officials were, they spelled that back that "a" up. as a punishment, the inhouse suspension kept her from taking part in the senior walk and told her she would no longer be able to give the graduation speech. guess who is joining us the adorable paris grey. how are you? >> hi. i'm good. >> so your mother's response to this was you are such a nerd. that's what your mom said. tell me the back story here. >> um, well, i wanted to be different in the yearbook so i looked up chemistry jokes and i saw one that was more vulgar than mine and i was, like, i need to tone it down a little bit so i won't get in trouble and i thought i wasn't get in trouble, but it seems like i did, and, you know, i just didn't know -- i mean, if i knew it was a problem i thought it was going to be caught ahead of time and not a week before graduation. >> did you find a lot of people caught on to what you were saying? did your classmates figure it out? >> no. my classmates did not fig

it also has potassium.e a piece. the recipe is going to be on your website. no cheese here. >> okay. >> no cheese here. just a little bit of lemon juice and pepper. easy, right? very low calorie. >> uh-huh. >> next up we have grapefruit. >> sorry. >> grapefruit is loaded with the water. it's a juicy fruit. it's only 120 calories and it's got the potassium as well. what i like to do is peel it. i take the membranes off and create shaved grapefruit with a little bit of mint. h is a fun thing to do. you can also put it in the freezer for a couple of hours. >> who would have thought to put those two things together. >> i love grapefruit with mint. >> so refreshing. >> you're debloating by the minute. >> i feel better. >> i feel thinner. >> this is my version of a long eye land iced tea. i call it a berkshire iced tea. i made it yesterday. it's incredibly slimming. i take a lemon-ginger tea bag. steep it five minutes in a cup of water. cool it off in the fridge. then you add a shot of grapefruit just. you have t

all, drinking too much water can be a problem because you dilute your electrolyting, sodium and potassium you retaining too much water. and the second or third thing, is do not make you healthy necessarily. what if you're still eating bad? eating burgers and fries. they don't offset each other. water is good for you, eight to ten cups a at this is what you need -- a day is what you need. but don't go crazy. >> thank you so much. super shred is his book. check that out. now we know the truth about the diet myths. >> that's right as it is strong and fights pain at the site of inflammation. advil has the strength and speed to help you move past pain. advil. make today yours. help keep teeth clean and breath fresh with beneful healthy smile snacks. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture,it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm go

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