something that is routinely done in a forensic autopsy, which is another error that was made. >> sperry'swould rule out allgood's theory that sabrina had punched walter one to two hours before arriving at the hospital, causing an infection and death. >> in reality, the infection the child had would have taken at least 24 to 48 hours to progress to the point where it had gotten to when the child died. and that's the fundamental mistake here. the pathology group reached a conclusion that fit with what the law enforcement and other people involved in investigating the case wanted. she was convicted on scientific lies. >> clive knew that forrest allgood would likely call on the help of state medical examiner stephen hayne for sabrina's second trial. hayne performed 1,700 autopsies a year in mississippi, six times the recommended average. >> hayne had testified on behalf of forrest allgood a number of times in cases because, you know, forrest allgood was always seeking the death penalty. >> dr. haynes, he has a history of working for prosecutors, often reaching the conclusions he thinks they e

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tampa bay lightning the canadian team opened the scoring after a sloppy pass in de france allowed to sperry captain and to intercept. they were on the attack again when anthony saw really intervened he got the puck back to level things up a one to one. of a never looked back after this going on to win four to one a lightning have now won eight in a row and later on told by eight points in the atlantic division. the men's world surf league title is going down to the wire in hawaii medina of brazil on of three surface chasing the championship at the pipe masters in needs to win or finish a runner up to claim his second title just in wilson of australia looking for his first he won his hate i will be trying to fend off another brazilian philippe to ledo for the crown. ok that's all like us thanks very much paul of course with all the stories we're covering all the web site at al-jazeera dot com we'll be watching the avs there with me because i'm sick of followers of the. whole me and all of the news r.t. thanks very much for your time and your company. in countries like mine people have been k

mistletoe sperry is also the author of "the hundred-your marathon."hington.from that is quite an introduction, mr. paris barrett. -- mr. pillsbury. i was speaking with congressman cole about this earlier. china and the u.s. have different time frames when it comes to the negotiation. michael: that is certainly true. jason: what does that mean -- michael: the chinese claim about 5000 years of history. 3000 is recorded, written history. we claim 240 years. have are 250th year of the revolution coming up. in china you are taught to think in terms of hundreds of years. jason: what do you make of the current posture? i want to ask you specifically about this notion that we can separate out the huawei issue, which is on the minds of a lot of investors, from the trade negotiations. do you buy that? michael: i do. she is being accused of financial fraud and crimes. she has due process. the canadian judge will discuss her bail. he has several options. you can let her go back to china or take her passport. the only shocked that is going on is investors are not