this will be an unusual case for renee. not only are the circumstances of the death odd but the officer on the scene happens to be her husband. east point police officer randy beagle. >> any drug abuse? >> alcohol. >> that's it? >> that's all the dad says. >> okay. >> before renee enters the house she interviews the dead man's father who discovered the body. every piece of information she collects can help the medical examiner determine a cause and manner of death. the name of the deceased? charles krueger jr., age 52. >> if the family's there i usually try and make contact with the family first and identify, you know, who i am to them so they know why we're there. and they usually know why we're there but they understand that this is a routine. we have to come out for every case. high blood pressure, any heart problems, asthma? >> i don't know. he'd been on alcohol for quite a few years. >> okay. >> the man is open about his son's alcoholism. over the years, doctor spitz has seen that in many cases people end up in his off

renee nicole dduceur reveals details of her tough journey...light to (renee-nicole douccur)"there was no treatment to be done over there he onny thing was to rest and stay calm." renee was finally rescued october 17th... and rought to new &pzealann.. before getting a fllght baak to the u.s. (caiinssrenee was brought here to jjhns hopkins hospptal monday night this is where some of the nations top neurological experts were able to evaluate her condition " she has undergone extensive another mri, this time with an possible tumors.. which we did not find..and we connirmed her diaggosis thattshe did have a stroke."doctors say the high altitude and less oxygen at phe south pole may have renee lost half of her vision &paad some of her speech... buu it is sllwll.. returning.. (renee-nicole douceuu)"the prognosis is good i'll probably recover a signnficant majority of that back""hile rehabilitation... she doubts she will go back to the south pole, althougg she consideredd it an advennure of a llfe time. (renne)"its just that challenge.. for individuals

./ with more... 3 renee-nicole douceer is recoveeing...scued. she wws still wearing her overalls from the south pole... when she revealed details of her tough journey, after suffering a stroke in mid august. dangerous weather for rescue crews to reach the remote research station... until ix weeks after her stroke. renee had slurred speech and blurred vision... doubts she will ever go back to the south pole. (renee-nicole douceur)"i dont know if the program would disqualify me now from going back to antarctica...but from p risk factor.. i think it is probably time to move on" doctors aa he reduced oxygen at the high altitude may have been a contribuuing factor for the stroke... 9 people live at thh south pole research station in isolation.. for eight foo 45 news at 5;30 3 the star defense witness in the conrad murray trial is backkon the stand today. poday.doctor paul wwite is a top expert on ropofol... the drug prosecutors say killed michaelljackson.prosecutors say murray gave jackson the deadly overdose..but thh deeense suggests jjckson w

with with rene. just days before his. return home was considered. the american government sent to cuba and former new mexico governor bill richardson to cuba to speak with. were going on some sort of trade were they would be permitted after serving his sentence to go home in exchange for relieving island grows of his entire sentence and a comparison of course is it's very disproportional here is an individual who served fifteen years in prison the equivalent because he is comic was so exemplary in prison that it received some time off for good behavior but he served. in solitary confinement and after serving that sentence he's prevented from going home to being with his wife and precluded from being with him in the united states and to compare that situation with the situation of a to an individual just in seconds it is just very disproportional should be no need for any trade on that there's any or any any discussion of trade it should be to get all of the cuban five back to cuba now has a life and has family is pleading for his part tyron and our

cheers, renee.hire woman is finally on her way, gone from the south pole two months after what she believes was a stroke, telling abc news she needed to get out. her speech and vision is already impaired. you can hear it in her strained voice. >> as i am just sitting here waiting who knows what is going on inside me. i don't know what is going on inside me. >> reporter: she is 58, working at national science foundation research station. >> i am very concerned about my health and the possible ramifications and consequences for staying here. >> assuming it was a stroke because that seems to be the most likely diagnosis. they didn't have all the modern equipment, don't have mri scanner. i don't think they have a ct scanner. >> reporter: now there will be a stopover before they arrive in new zealand, the closest hospital with mri and c.t. scans, and there is enormous concern over the flight itself given cabin pressure and oxygen levels. >> first available, aircraft, unpressurized, increases potential ri

>>de madrugada para evitar el asedio de la prensa sale de la cárcel en la florida rene gonzalolez, seños de libertad vigilada >>era instigador para presentarnos anosotros como grupos terroristas. >>le decía a saul que quería hacer este movimiento de no violencia, pero él decía que la violencia iba a la democracia >>instigó desinformó, este al ser condenado no mostró arrepentimiento. >>me gustaría saber que ustedes entienden que no tengo razones para sentir remordimientos >>el gobierno de la habana critica que no se le haya permitido volver a cuba >>criticamos al gobierno por esta decisión. >>el hecho ocurrido en la avioneta provocarán que este sufriera esta condena. >>el tenía esperanza en una vida futura, pero nuestros muertos no tienen esperanza de nada. >>se encuentra de buen animo, en una fecha no determinada volvera a pedir que se le permita pasar el resto de su condena en cuba >>y se solicita la creacion de un consejo especial para investigar rápido y furioso. >>una red de 111 personas falsificaron tarjetas de crédito provocando millonarias perdidas a bancos. >>y se recomienda n

really finding out what happened to renee-nicole. did she really have a stroke? that, you know, is irrepairable. and then also thinking down the road is this going to be a new operating procedure that when folks get sick or so forth that they are brought home? i think that is the bigger question here. >> reporter: let's talk about that, because, as you know, it became a very nasty fight with her, with her accusing her employers here of not caring about her physical well-being, about caring more about money. they went back and forth on that. the company said it was too dangerous to go in. why did this become such a bitter fight? >> well, it's interesting. in the previous evacuations, the medici medevacs they wanted to say and the first time you had someone fighting to get out and fighting to get home. there is sort of a code and a belief among a lot of the poleys as they are known, you signed up for this and that is how it's going to be until the first cargo plane starts arriving when the winter ends. so i don't know. i think there has been a lot of tension. this

in the interview, rene secretan said they bought vincent drinks at the ravoux inn, and teased him andy put salt in his coffee and chuckled when he spit it up. they put a snake in his paint box and he almost blacked out. >> safer: but vincent, as always, was desperate for company, and tagged along as the teenagers did what young people do down by the river. >> naifeh: one of the many ways to taunt him was to kiss and caress their girlfriends in front of him here along the riverbank. and in some cases, they had the girls go over to vincent and pretend to seduce him, and he felt incredibly uncomfortable... >> safer: it was really tormenting. >> naifeh: he knew that it wasn't genuine. he knew that they were just being put up to this and that they were laughing at him. >> safer: another piece of the puzzle came from the louvre in paris, where the authors found this untitled sketch by vincent. they believe it actually shows rene secretan, decked out as buffalo bill, whose wild west show was a major hit in paris just the year before. >> naifeh: rene was running around auvers in a rodeo cowbo

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renee nicole ducur suffered a stroke in the south pole. it took weeks before they were able to get in there to get her. she's back in the states and we'll tell you how she's doing. >>> and william and kate's baby will succeed to the throne even if it's a girl. we'll have a live report from buckingham palace. >> still newlyweds and we're crowning their kids already. my goodness. >>> a storm is coming into the northeast. how bad are things going to get? nbc meteorologist bill karins is here to tell us more about it. >> good morning, lester. historic. we've never seen a storm like this that has the power to knock out power to this many people and take down this many tree limbs. i'm not concerned with the appalachians and new england. it's the valleys and the hills where the leaves are still on. if you get that heavy snow, you're the ones i'm worried about losing power during the day today. right now, as expected, most of this is rain from d.c. to new york and philadelphia. it's later today that we'll be watching the changeover. the costal cit

joining us is renee doucour and her doctor. >> glad to be here. >> i'm glad to have you here, renee.e felt really comfortable since i come here to johns hopkins and i know i'm getting the best care as possible. >> how about your speech and vision? i know there were initial problems there. how are they performing now? >> i still have my vision deficit and they have been performing tests to nail it down exactly what areas where the deficit is and where i could concentrate for rehab. the speech, same thing. i do pretty well speaking, it's just that at times, i tend to mix up words and make up some new words, but, again, the therapy will help me resolve that. >> your speech is very clear this morning, renee. dr. my qinyquist, is it normal the going through the type of thing she has? >> i think she has made some rapid progress and the effort she made at the pole to rehabilitate and motivate herself. self-motivation speeds along recovery and she's had a lot of that. >> that is a good point. but, at the same time, it took you a while to get out of there, renee, for your company to green lig

un destacado lÍder de la defea por los derechos civiles recibirÁ un homenaje maÑana en la ca ♪ >> renÉviar un mensaje. >> despuÉs de cumplir 13 aÑos en prisiÓn el pasado siete de octubre fue puesto en liberd bajo supervisiÓn. envÍo mensaje al pueblo cubano. >> para mi es un lugar nuevo en que voy a seguiruchando para que se haga justicia y los cincpodamos regresar. >> reportaban que el ex gobernador de nuevo mÉxico, quien visitÓ la isla, sirvió de mensajero de la casa blanca para intercambiar al espÍa renÉ gonzÁlez por el contratista norteamericano quien cumple una seencia de 15 aÑos en la isla. >> la actitud de estados unidos siempre ha sido que nosotros no podemos negociar con terroristas. cuba estÁ en la lista de paÍses rroristas, aÍ e esto es ilegal. >> el departamento de estado confirmÓ durante una audiencia del comitÉ de relaciones internacionales que bo un encuentro reciente entre autoridades estadounidenses y cubanos, pero nunca se hablÓ de liberar a algunos de los espÍas. el senador cubano reaccionÓ al conocer sobre el tema. >> creo que es penoso, bochornoso, que este gobierno

renee-nicole douceur. >> god bless you. i have been following you. >> still wearing he coverallsr is relieved to finally it medicaln hours of the treatment she has prayed for for two months. >> i am so glad home. it's great to be back in america. she believes that she had a about two weeks ago and bought the team would be days, butn the winds and live-in -- limited visibility and other conditions his.yed the be >> disillusionment was starting to set in and. >> she still struggles with speech, vision, and memory problems. spent a year in one of the isolated spots on earth at the south pole at the national center. now the focus is getting to hopkins hospital and getting better. >> we will just see what i have do for realization. >> since her condition is improving, doctors say good.er prognosis is stephen tschida, abc 7 news. >> that's a relief. >> quite a journey. >>> now to business headlines. all eyes are on the amazon .oday let's check in with linda bell at bloomberg headquarters in new york. good morning. >> good morning

we'll talk more about this new tropical system, tropical storm renee when we come back on the show. >> thanks, bill. >>> also coming up, still waiting for a european debt deal, the latest company stalking yahoo!. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a low bijt fright flick scares up a record setting weekend at the box office. >>> come uppiing up, game four world series, the packers remain unbeaten and tim tebow delivers. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. a newly implemented state department program to train iraqi police lacks focus could become a financial bottomless pit and may not even be wanted by iraqis. that's all according to a report by the u.s. inspector general for iraq reconstruction which also says the department failed to develop a detailed plan for the training. this comes just days after president obama announced the withdrawal of troops by year's end. >>> meanwhile, secretary of state hillary clinton warnings iran that they s

cheers, renee." and so, tonight, the new hampshire woman is expected to finally leave the south pole. two months after what she believes was a stroke. telling abc news she needed to get out, that her speech and vision is already impaired. you can hear it in her strained voice. >> as i'm just sitting here waiting, who knows what's going on inside me. >> reporter: she is 58 and works at the national science foundation's research station. >> i am very concerned about my health and the possible ramifications and consequences for staying here. >> we're assuming it was a stroke because that seems to be the most likely diagnosis. but they didn't have all of the modern equipment down there. they don't have the an mri scanner. i don't even think they have a ct scanner. >> reporter: when the plane does reach her and pick her up, there will be a stopover before arriving to new zealand, the closest hospital with mris and ct scans. and there is enormous concern over the flight itself, given the cabin pressure and

. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom -- >> do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warren>> -- to be my lawfully wedded wife. >> to be my waf -- lawfully -- >> the church erupts in laughter, including the 22-year-old bride, melissa warren. and just as things start to quiet down, she completely loses it. >> i just lost it. it was so funny. >> she starts to laugh, and then she just can't stop laughing. i know she's going to keep laughing. so i'm like, just give her a minute, folks. like i know the next one's coming. >> when the video hits the internet, it earns more than a million hits. >> melissa and andrew first met at seattle pacific university where they were both students. >> we lived in the same residents halls. i was a freshman. he was a junior. and we had a lot of mutual friends. spent some time together within groups, but it was after he graduated that we connected again. >> after graduating, andrew received some devastating news. >> my dad came down with lung cancer, like horrific tumors the size of grapefruits. >> deeply religious, andrew copes with his father's c

renee nicole douceur has stranded for months at the research station at the south pole. now tv new zealand says she was left and on the way home. she suffered an apparent stroke in august and been trying to get out since, but flights were impossible because of bad weather. >>> take a quick break. coming up on the morning news, a way to end shockingly high cell phone bills. >>> bill clinton gets a belate hollywood birthday party. we will show it to you next. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ hershey's chocolate syrup. stir up a smile. i didn't understand it. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and less pain means, i can feel better and do more of what matters. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. t

renee nicole due sair believed she suffered a stroke seven weeks ago.r a rescue flight but was told the weather was too dangerous. she slept the entire plane ride to new zealand yesterday. she'll soon fly to john hopkins hospital in baltimore for more testing and ongoing treatment. >> good news there, glad to hear that she is finally getting some attention there. >>> here are your tuesday forecast numbers. heavy rain and thunderstorms and flooding from miami to tampa around savannah and charlton, south carolina. showers and thunderstorms around detroit, chicago and cincinnati. hail and gusty winds from nashville and new orleans. >> new orleans, say it with flavor. 66 in dallas. 86 in miami. 69 in new york. 67 in bean town. 40s in fargo and minneapolis. phoenix gets up to 94. and sacramento 81. >> we had to put this story in here because we know how much rob nelson loves these animal stories. here's a four hlegged friend who's having something of a hard time in south florida. >> he is joey the river otter. the only reason we can tell him apart from the o

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cumplio 12 años, ahora esto ha creado un dilema para estados unidos >>y el viernees sale de la cárcel rené se le exige cumplir los tres años que le quedan en libertad, pero no le aprobaron que la cumpliera en su país >>esto fue criticado por fidel castro. >>si la respuesta en el caso del los cinco fuera denegada dijo, esto dejaría de ser imperio >>y tuvo participación importante en el derribo de una avioneta >>es bueno que no se vaya a cuba, pues allá reclutará gente para sus ideas. >>puesto en el otro lado de la balanza, el riesgo que cause daños aquí es superior a que le prohiban volver a cuba. >>y ha dicho que estarian dispuesto a cambiar su libertad por alan gros >>esto pudiera ser parte de un factor posterior en el que se pudiera negociar el regreso de gonzález con la liberacion de alan gros. >>y el abogado de gonzález dijo que cuando su cliente sea liberado, piensa poner una petición formal nuevamente para que se le permita cumplir los años que le quedan en cuba. >>y un sujeto abrió fuego contra la gente en california, este uso dos armas de fuego y luego robó automóvil. >>hora de una

. >> rescued researcher rene nicole deseaur. the limelight is the last place -- renee-nicole douceur, the limelight is the last place she expected to be. >> she was trying to get the word out i was having difficulties trying to evacuate from there. i probably would have still been there. >> the 58-year-old from new hampshire suffered when dr. nyquist would call a mild to moderate stroke. bad weather made it impossible to rescue in the remote location. for two months she went without treatment waiting for help to come. >> i want to say i wasn't scared at all. >> douceur was evacuated and taken to new zealand before becoming to baltimore. her stroke caused difficulties with vision, speech and some cogtive function. he credits the help with the progress she's having. >> at this time her speech is almost completely back to normal. she's a very high-functioning individual. it is hard for us to detect any verbal deficit at this time. i do know she had difficulty speaking down at the south pole. >> like any stroke patient dr. nyquist s

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renee-nicole douceur arrived at dulles international airport last night. she believes she suffered a stroke several weeks ago. she'd thought that she would be airlifted out within days, but the weather conditions delayed that. >> it was extremely frustrating and i think the disillusionment was started to set in on. >> she is still did with beach vision, and memory problems. doctors say the prognosis is good. >>> the state of maryland was negligent in failing to prevent an inmate's murder of prison bus. parker was murdered by fellow inmates in 2005 while the two were being transported from the account to baltimore. they determined yesterday that four of five correct officers on duty were negligent. the jury awarded his parents $18.5 million but the state's obligation is limited to $200,000. >>> of military council official says the body of gaddafi and one of his sons and a former aide were buried this morning in a secret location. the bodies were on display four days at a warehouse complex. the official says during today's burial islamic prayers were read.

they say seber left the party with 18-year-old renee robbins of michigan. while he was driving home, seber's car crash need atree and robbins was killed. police say seber left the crash scene but was later arrested. >>> making headlines this morning, the hunt for two armed men who held up a restaurant in maryland. the masked men hid hitt a friendly's in glen burnie around 9:00 sunday night. they robbed customers and took money from the register. one of the customers that resists was stabbed but is expected to survive. another got hit in the head. detectives want to talk to some witness whose left the restaurant before officers arrived. >>> police searching for a gunman who shot a social security worker near the agency's headquarters in baltimore county near the woodlawn area. worker was on a lunch break when someone shot him. he was taken to a local hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. the social security administration building was put on lock down for several hours after the shooting. >>> after a year-long investigation, health authorities de

renee nicole desewer's amazing recovery. >> reporter: after two months awaiting treatment, she was very happy to be at hopkins. >> reporter: still wearing her south pole coveralls, renee was all smiles knowing she was under the care of doctors at johns hopkins hospital. >> i had excellent care. and it's the best choice that i have done. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine, just two weeks ago, desewer was here. isolated and recovering from a stroke with no medical care. >> i'm going to sayiz wasn't scared at all. >> reporter: she doesn't start to worry until she learned bad weather would keep help away for months. at the time, she had bad vision, speech and memory loss. >> i just totally advocated for my son. >> two months later, a plane would finally take her from antarctica and new zel zealand and san francisco before arriving at dulles. then she was just anxious to get to hopkins. >> everybody takes a look at it. and i need to know what's going on in my grain. >> reporter: doctors confirm she suffered a stroke. but it's hard to determine if that delayed her recovery. >> it's better to g

the south pole have to wait weeks to be evacuated and doctor now says recovering well 58 year-old reneeole douceur researcher and nuclear engineer at the south pole treated john hopkins hospital in baltimore tested not finding tumors speech and vision and grouping. improved >> looked like i had a stroke told to make a couple of weeks did not have any problems with a couple of weeks to months from now >> renee nicole douceur says because of risk factor not that it returns to south pole may be buddies from the hospital tomorrow >> and president barack obama moving forward protest against in action by congress republicans firing back president trying to work robbed them story i'd reporter >> week started likeand did like it started. two more executive actions from the president aid to help small and large businesses by creating and online clearing house for federal services and the big research to market more quickly white house spokesman jay carney says get used to it >> no higher priority doing everything he can to help the american people >> house speaker says great concerns about the w

doctors believe renee-nicole douceur. she was evacuated after experience vision, language problems while working at the south pole research station. she is expected to be in baltimore on thursday. >>> a new study suggests it isn't just what you eat while you're pregnant but what dish it comes from. >>> and managing chronic back pain while putting an old remedy to good use. blame. >>> a chronic back pain, 230 pages with chronic back pain were divideed into two groups, one took yoga, another stretching and another group with self-care. those who used the self-care book, there as no deference between the yoga and stretching book. the author said the benefits come from the physical, not the mental factors. >> bpa or bisphenol a can lead to behavioral problems in girls according to a new study. according to researchers girls may develop behavioral problems by the age three if mothers ate food in the last tech containers it. interferes with how hormones work in the body. the girls in the study were more likely to show levels of

tonight renee-nicole douceur is recovering well at john hopkins hospital in baltimore and this morning she told us she expects to be discharged tomorrow. >> i'm feeling fine. physically i feel pretty good. just i have a hill vision deficit. >> reporter: it has been a long journey for the 58-year-old renee-nicole douceur who back in august suffered a stroke while stationed at the south pole. >> i was basically preparing for an emergency air drop that was to fly over south pole station. all of a sudden i noticed that half the computer screen -- i mean it was just like an instantaneous thing. i was working on paperwork and looked at my computer screen and said something is wrong here. >> reporter: at first she thought she was just tired but hen her vision didn't come back fully she saw a doctor at the camp. they determined she probably had a stroke on the right side of her brain. because of harsh weather conditions she realized it would be weeks before she could get out into a hospital. that's when she started her own rehabilitation. >> rest. tried to stay calm. >> reporter: her team of d

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. >>> renee-nicole douceur is due in baltimore. she is the engineer who was rescued from the south pole after suffering a stroke. the weather was too bad it took her two months to get her out. she now over to new zealand, australia, then went through san francisco and d.c. and is being driven up to baltimore. she is expected to return to her new hampshire home this weekend. doctors will work on her speech and vision problems. >>> we brought you all the stories of home and survival and information about breast cancer awareness all month long. yesterday we wore our pink for komen's race for the cure and kelly swoope was there. >> a big thank you for all those who came out to support it. hunt valley was taken over by a sea of pink. it looks like registration was 32,000, just shy of a new record. there was the survivor's walk to the high energy 5k run. it brought out survivors, families, friends and anyone. all to raise money and work towards medical research and one day fighting a cure. abc2 is a proud sponsor. so to relief it, just h

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it will take about eight hours for a rescue plane to finally reach renee douceur at the south pole butatures dip below 70 degrees and weather can kill in an instant, there are a lot of factors that could keep her stranded at the bottom of the earth. it's here amid blizzard winds, subzero temperatures and blinding snow renee-nicole douceur waits to be rescued after likely suffering a stroke. she spoke with us yesterday by phone. the tone of her voice, strained and halting. >> i need to be imaged as soon as possible, hastily, quickly, needs to get out of here. that has been the theme from all of the doctors here. >> reporter: the cargo plane turned rescue plane is waiting here at the united kingdom's rothera base in antarctica for the weather to clear. it left chile and made the trip, where douceur waits in the south pole for help. her health uncertain. >> i'm waiting, who knows what's going on inside me. i don't know what is going on inside me. >> reporter: her saga began two months ago when she suffered what she believes was a stroke. now her vision and speech impaired, one doctor who