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sonny, all along you have said this belongs in a court. you have said that you don't believe this pregnant mother really would have wanted to be taken off life support had she known she was pregnant and going to be in this situation. does what appears to be the medical condition of the fetus, does it change your opinion at all that the mother maybe should be taken off life support? >> it doesn't change the legal analysis. it really doesn't. this belongs in a courtroom for a judge to decide. because the law we know is very, very murky. it's unclear. her wishes weren't in writing. even if they were in wright though according to the law in texas, they would have been disregarded. so my analysis of this case doesn't change. it is tragic to hear that this baby is deformed. but her very lawyers who released the statement said the same thing that i'm saying which is we believe it has no legal relevance to the pending litigation. so while tragic, it just doesn't change the analysis. >> mark, to you does this change the analysis at all? or where do

and it's disgusting. >> sonny -- >> wow, fetal tissue. >> sonny, there was nothing written but the husband says it was her wishes all along never to be kept on life support. she's a paramedic. the fact that nothing's written down does that influence you on this? >> it doesn't in the sense that it doesn't influence the law. it doesn't change the analysis. the law is very clear that even if there was an advance directive that says listen unplug me, that directive is disregarded in favor of the statute because she is pregnant. and i think what's so interesting about people like mark and others that are sort of dancing around the issue, and i think the issue is now that the mother is allegedly brain-dead, according to mark and others, then -- >> according to the husband. >> -- according to the husband and mark geragos, her autonomy sort of ceased with her death. this is not a question of her right. it really is a question of the child's right at this point. >> whose right is this? >> it's the child's right. >> sonny, i have one question for you. >> mark, i think when you look at the statute. i

sonny, you said last night on this program that the issue were the rights of the fetus. the judge didn't say anything about the fetus here. he was talking about marlise, the woman here. and he said the issue here is simply settled by the fact that the hospital says she's brain-dead. >> yeah. and i think this was a real missed opportunity for this judge and for the court. i've said all along when looking at this case, the law is unclear. the law is murky. that's what you heard from the hospital's lawyers. there is no legislative history, because i looked for it. i researched to find out debate on the legislative floor. why did they put this in? there is no definition as to whether or not the intent, the legislative intertent intent is to protect the second patient the child. we're still in the same place, john. this happened in 1999 in texas and the judge also found that brain-dead woman was dead and that the fetus didn't have a e fetal heartbeat and the judge ruled she should be unplugged. you have the situation now just happening again in 2014. and we just don't have an

sonny was able to have a meeting with 216 employees. first he announced they all got a raise so they wouldn't be afraid for their futures. no raises had been given for five years because of the recession. she said he said we're making money now, so everybody can have a raise. then he told them he was going to -- who was going to be running what department within the company. and then he told them how sick he was. but his concerns for others and selflessness extended well beyond just that business. he was passionate about grand view products being a locally owned company and he felt a calling to serve the community that it was in through his service. over the years sonny donated cabinets to community projects, churches and schools throughout the parsons community. he also encouraged his employees to be charitable in whatever capacity they were able to do. in fact, sonny was so dedicated to giving back to the local community that he would only buy girl scout cookies from the girl scouts in his home county of lebetten and montgomery county

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all right, sonny, let's go. just heard sherman say that some of backlash he received was because people are uncomfortable of his success story. do you agree with that? >> i don't know if i agree with that. i think that people called him a thug because it's sort of racial code. and it's the code that's use because the n word is no longer appropriate in certain circles. i've got to tell you, don, when you look at webster's dictionary, for example, and thug is defined as a violent criminal. so to suggest that using "thug" with this gentleman who is a stanford grad, who is bright, who is articulate, who is successful, a superstar football play makes the point that clearly this was race code. race-based stereotype. >> sonny, just yesterday we were talking about the popular web site the root calling justin bieber a teen thug. do you think that's code for julying justin bieber the n worth? >> i think that the root was trying to be provocative. i don't think anyone is going to call justin bieber a thug, even though he h

sonny, sergeant wells, appreciate both you being on. thank you very much. >> thank you, anderson. >>> well coming up in the hour ahead, hundreds of thousands of people in west virginia are being told they should not use their water for anything, anything except flushing their toilets because of a chemical leak. we've got a live update on that. >>> we'll talk to a neuroscientist who got the shock of of his life when his brain scan showed he has the brain of a psychopath. we'll show you a test you can do to see if you have psychopathic tendencies. we've all taken the test. it's pretty fascinating stuff. i'll be right back. >>> for 300,000 people in west virginia, it's water water everywhere but not a drop to drink. a chemical leak got into the water supply. now authorities are saying don't drink it, don't brush your teeth with the water, don't cook with it even, don't even bath in it. people are being told they can flush their toilets but that is about it. senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joins me from charleston, west virgini

sanjay gupta joins us with our -- mark geragos and sonny hostin.ly says she might have gone an hour or longer without oxygen after her collapse. she also underwent cardiac resuscitation with electricity. do we know what kind of damage that could have done to the fetus? could the fetus itself be brain-dead as well? >> that is a concern. i mean when you think about what happens in a situation like this, she had a pulmonary embolism, went to her lungs. that means that there wasn't enough oxygen in the blood that was moving around the body. that's why organs start to fail including the brain as you were just saying in the case of the mother. the concern is could that same thing have been happening to the placenta and the fetus obviously as well. i've talked to several experts about this over the last couple of days. this is an unusual situation as you know. as so no one can say for sure. but the idea this there was low blood flow to the brain. the brain is usually the organ that's preserved in the body. if there wasn't enough oxygen-rich blood get toge

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it's a done deal. >> sonny, brain-dead is dead. can't be brought back from brain-dead. >> anderson, where you have a situation where you are unclear about a woman's choices -- >> the family is not unclear. >> i think we are unclear as to her choices. because again, while the discussion may have had about life support, i'm certain that this particular scenario wasn't discussed. >> i wouldn't be so certain about that. >> i think it wasn't discussed. >> she's a paymenramedic. >> if there's this murky area then the law should i think step in and let's -- as a medical ethicist i think you can agree, right that, most times families want to keep child. >> sometimes. >> and that is why the law is the way it is written. >> sometimes. but they don't want it if the fetus is damaged. she went without oxygen for a long time. >> that's a real problem. >> and they don't necessarily want it if the fetus is going to be born premature. do you think texas would ever pass a law that said, a man has a living will. and if his wife is pregnant we're goin

and i want to address sonny's point about the statute. same law that every state in this nation has, which the definition of legal death is cessation of all brain activity. it could have said in that statute, you can't withdraw life support from a patient that is pregnant or that is declared legally dead by statute either and it didn't do that. it uses the word patient. >> that is why it's vague. >> not someone that is a corpse. >> let me ask you, riva, for you does the age of the fetus matter? the fetus is now about 21 weeks along. she was 14 weeks when she collapsed in her kitchen. the fetus was 14 weeks old at that time. obviously time is of the essence. if this drags out for six more weeks, should that make a difference in the argument? >> you know, anderson, i think the hospital is purposely drawing this out. what disturbs me, what if this woman had had this terrible accident and she was four weeks pregnant? would this hospital keep her on life support for five months, for six months? again knowing what all the medical professionals

and i want to address sonny's point about the statute.ame law that every state in this nation has, which the definition of legal death is cessation of all brain activity. it could have said in that statute, you can't withdraw life support from a patient that is pregnant or that is declared legally dead by statute either and it didn't do that. it uses the word patient. >> that is why it's vague. >> not someone that is a corpse. >> let me ask you, riva, for you does the age of the fetus matter? the fetus is now about 21 weeks along. she was 14 weeks when she collapsed in her kitchen. the fetus was 14 weeks old at that time. obviously time is of the essence. if this drags out for six more weeks, should that make a difference in the argument? >> you know, anderson, i think the hospital is purposely drawing this out. what disturbs me, what if this woman had had this terrible accident and she was four weeks pregnant? would this hospital keep her on life support for five months, for six months? again knowing what all the medical professionals te

sanjay gupta joins us with our -- mark geragos and sonny hostin.t have gone an hour or longer without oxygen after her collapse. she also underwent cardiac resuscitation with electricity. do we know what kind of damage that could have done to the fetus? could the fetus itself be brain-dead as well? >> that is a concern. i mean when you think about what happens in a situation like this, she had a pulmonary embolism, went to her lungs. that means that there wasn't enough oxygen in the blood that was moving around the body. that's why organs start to fail including the brain as you were just saying in the case of the mother. the concern is could that same thing have been happening to the placenta and the fetus obviously as well. i've talked to several experts about this over the last couple of days. this is an unusual situation as you know. as so no one can say for sure. but the idea this there was low blood flow to the brain. the brain is usually the organ that's preserved in the body. if there wasn't enough oxygen-rich blood get together brain there

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the dance party featured performances by beyonce, seen here last night with the obama's dog, sonny. other guests included smokey robinson, samuel l. jackson, magic johnson, nbc's al roker, and billie jean king. the president's birthday speech was said to be the highlight of the evening. the party went on until 2:00 am. >>> up next, they're back on the ice. the return of the jamaican bobsled team. >>> finally tonight, the upcoming olympic games will feature a comeback for a team that seems to be everyone's favorite underdogs. they come from a place that's better known for sand and surf than snow and ice. but the jamaican bobsled team is now qualified to race in sochi. >> look at the turn. world record! >> it's home to some of the world's fastest men and women on two feet, but while jamaica has plenty of places to run, what it doesn't have is ice. which is what makes the story of the jamaican bobsled team as improbable as it is endearing. and now, after failing to qualify for the last two olympics, the jamaicans are heading back to the games. >> knowing for a fact we're still alive, t

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. >> the victim is 39-year-old sonny buchanan, a landscaper. >> immediately, we were pretty sure it wasoing to be related to the previous evening's shooting. >> the two crime scenes are just over four miles apart. >> we're reasonably sure that they were parked within several hundred yards of this location. they managed to sight the victim and take the shot. >> 30 minutes later, the carnage continues. >> what happened here at the gas station? >> i had to fill the car up with gas. there was a gentleman filling his car, it was a taxi. and he looked at me, and i looked at him, and then i looked down for a split second just to pick up my credit card and then i heard a very loud bang. >> the shot came from up here. >> and then i looked up and the taxi driver was walking towards my car. he said to me, "call an ambulance." and he collapsed. i saw a lot of blood. >> the taxi driver is 54-year-old prim wukar walakar. the witness caroline namrow, an emergency room doctor. >> i realized that he was having agonal breathing, which is the last breaths. >> when ambulances arrived, she was doing cpr on

and sonny bono was the director of -- >> i knew sonny in congress.advice. he says, i think you guys ought to get out of the business, man. he was very discouraging. >> yeah. >> he said, you guys, you don't really have it. >> yeah. >> i learned a heck of a lot from sam. sam was a genius. sam had something really -- >> was he really? >> yeah, he was a genius. he had this magical touch. he would come in with a notebook full of lyrics, and he'd show me a lyric, what do you think. and i'm thinking to myself, man, this is really trite. you know, the cokes are in the icebox, let's have a party. i said, how does -- what's the song like? how does it go? he'd pick up his guitar, and all of a sudden, he would transform this thing, you know, some of our greatest artists, take billie holiday, didn't have the magical, great voice, but wow, what a feeling. it's all about feel. >> yeah. >> the lesson that i learned from sam was he was auditioning an artist for his label. he had label called sar. and this guy comes in, really good-looking guy, green eyes from the car

. >>> and the pga sonny open is wide open and, in fact, 26 golfers are within 5 strokes.e under this birdie on 7. another 47-year-old golfer jerry kelley sits two shots back of the lead. this long putt on 1 and yes it was a birdie for jerry. 20-something chris kirk shot a 5 under 65. this is his final putt of the day that earned him -- yes, you guessed it a birdie. a red crested cardinal. seattle and new england win their playoff games and tomorrow, niners and panthers. >>> thank you for making ktvu your source for news. we'll see you the next time news break. >> join ktvu mornings at 7:00 ♪ [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside, and it's cement and broken glass. and this is just like... the opposite of that. ♪ the opposite of that. to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the

under sonny dykes, they gave up the second most pass iing yardsn college football. >> well, you have calls in and lined and ready to go within eight to ten seconds after the whistle blows, and they have the know what to do and have confidence and that the key. >> and how about cal hoops in the land of troy? mismatch on the paper. the bears are 5-0, and usc is 0-5, and you would not know it by jullian jacob there, and then it is stolen away there by howard and then by david kravish with the alley-oop, and the trojans up nine at the half, and second half, cal, trying to turn it on, and here is richard solomon with authority and the bears within seven, but usc is taking command. byron wesley with the nice finish there. and right now, 69-58, trojans late second half. >>> well, tennis, and the old guard versus the new guard in the women's semifinals in the australian open. li na ending the career of jenny bouchard, and now a match point here. and bouchard extends on the backhand, and -- and that is -- crushed! na ripping the winner, and 6-2, 6-4, and reaching the finals for the second tim

and to me that is such a pathetic question if sonny's or muslims and it's sad and eight quality of ignorance. so i think that we need to go back to the text and to reconnect with our civilization and within our civilization and within our faith traditions. with their own theology and the diversity of our theology and we have the answers. >> host: so what does it feel like as a muslim to watch people using their own theology to justify those kinds of charges suicide bombings and killings and things like that? >> guest: i'm going to be blunt and it is the most -- it's disgusting. it is shameful. it brings shame to islam and shaped me as a muslim and i take it personally. i'm trying to bring it in a very real way into our home in not distancing ourselves from it. >> host: something that's stronger that you have to do something about and i see that as part of the resolve. >> guest: is coming from a real place of concern and hurt and frustration in a place of enough is enough with his idiocy and lunacy and so yes, i am sorry if i sound too forthright, perhaps. but it is passionate and it's very r

that's sonny. 2012 presidential candidate mitt romney and his wife ann made a surprise performance atal to celebrate the premiere of the new documentary "mitt", which will be released on netflix. it documents the romney family from his first presidential run in 2006 all the way through his loss to president obama in november of 2012. and for those of you playing at home, that was 11 nos, which in political parlance means me. "saturday night live" provided their take on the chris christie scandal. >> i will not let the scandal define the state of new jersey. instead new jersey will continue to be defined by organized crime, pizza, no show jobs, a vague chemical smell and forget about it. i remember, you know, picking him up and holding him against me. it wasn't just about me anymore. i had to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. chantix didn't have nicotine in it, and that was important to me. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation,

. >> : sonny clear skies this evening.pressure affecting the storm to go to the north. we will see some clouds and the weekend however. unfortunately no rain expected we really need the rain. i'm sure you've heard. >> : in scenes of for the season one to 2 in. of rainfall. you concede normally wear usually up to 10 to 20 in.. >> : try conditions in the weekend next week will have some clouds but no rain. >> : coming up police crackdown how they're setting up with kedging drivers do >> : getting ready for the big game at eight of show you some information on a mobile apps. see you at 8 with a slate he did >> : stay with us still with the top 20 gadgets from the electronics show that he will host the show. it airs friday january 24th at after the news. stanley roberts roberts reporting. >> : you know giving me the finger is not going to stop me from videotaping yea but is not going to all you to something tell me that bag in san francisco is going to a uphill battle the city is tried of all the bad drivers, cyclist and pedes

. >> sonny. >> daniel pullman. >> reporter: they live very close by. they got a cooler with the sled and they're bringing food for people who are stranded, who are abandoned on the side of the road. why did you decide to do that this morning? >> you have to do what can you to help. my sister got trapped in marietta. i thought, i can't do anything for her but we live close to 285 and i ran into this guy handing out water and we're a great team. >> reporter: you had the water? >> and i had the food. my wife was stuck five hours. we thought that was bad. we woke up this morning, people are 24 hours. we thought we have sandwiches and granola bars. let's see what we can do to help out. >> richard elliott reporting for us from our affiliate wsb. food and water have become a big concern. many drivers now going on 24 hours since they began their trips. we'll have more on the story coming up. >>> also coming up -- president obama is on the road today looking to capitalize on his state of the union message. but how is that message playing back in washington? "cr