he goes by spratt. he's here with his buddy.re ready to jump off of the stratosphere hotel. >> oh. >> why? >> one of their attractions, isn't it? >> they're going up some 855 feet. >> pretty psyched up in the beginning. >> crazy. >> kind of wild. >> very confident. >> a lot of bravado. >> not going to chicken out at the top. >> we're in vegas, let's go. >> not going to chicken out at the top, are you? watch his demeanor change. >> [ bleep ]. oh my god. what am i doing? >> she's giving him instructions, strapping him in. look at his face now. maybe reconsidering his decision. >> but, he doesn't chicken out, despite the very short countdown he's given. watch this. >> i just go? >> go, yep. >> oh! >> he's like, three, two, one, go. she like pushed him off. screamed the whole way down. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]! >> he can't stand up. >> he's on this in knees, thank you, jesus. >> shedding tears. >> tears of joy right there. >> nothing we didn't see at all. just survived 855 feet. >> he wasn't mad, either. seemed to have for

company or a patient's organization they didn't care or the they liked the flyers so we could just spratt the leaflet with the poster in the waiting rooms. and also we had some fear deals or of people suffering from federal and for example we used my daughter as a fake patient who get called names by classmates and. the teacher is telling her that no good to far is in the classroom and so on poli and well but now the doctor has gave. just a simple pill and. it's over. and we approached some t.v. programs. a soap opera us but also informed of programs and we asked them if it's possible to have attention for flatulence yes it was. for her. one show oprah a very popular program in the netherlands good times bad times we had to pay fifty thousand euros and one of the. maybe the person. in the soap would discuss. with his wife that he has a really a problem with flattened. she would advise him to go to the doctor and in the waiting room well they would fill him in the liaison for the doctor and that would be our post office of the flatlands campaign. a polyp it was announced in a special issue

on the stand, toxicologist elizabeth spratt, it could take two hours with her height and weight to take if convicted, she could face a year in jail and a fine and suspended license. for "today," katy tur, nbc news, new york. >> well, lisa blume is author of a new book, "suspicion nation," lisa. good morning. >> good morning. >> we'll talk about the book in a moment. but i want to ask you about this kerry kennedy trial. interesting set of facts. and everyone agrees she took ambien and got behind the wheel. but she says it was an accident. >> well, the law assumes we intend the logical consequences of our actions, but she's going to say it was a mistake, and i don't know if they have any witnesses to counter that. >> do you think it's a good idea to take the stand? it's always tricky. does she have a choice? >> absolutely. she's going to say there's a similar pill, a thyroid pill, and it was an error on her part. >> do you think that the prosecutors have gone too far by taking this to trial? it's a misdemeanor case. there's not jail time at issue. are you surprised we're all the way to a