>> well, initially they'll appear to be drunk or stuporous. and then they'll become progressively lethargic, and then become comatose. and then they'll start to have congestive heart failure and pulmonary edema. and then they'll start to go into renal failure and then eventually die. >> you can sort of estimate when they ingested the antifreeze based on where their symptoms are at that point? >> that's exactly right. it's possible to get a rough estimate of when the ingestion occurred. >> reporter: the keystone of the state's case was the progression of symptoms that prosecutors contended would show when ray ingested the antifreeze. >> you were able to establish a timeline? residence he was already lethargic and almost comatose. so we already know from his clinical presentation at that point that he's probably 12 to 24 hours in. >> reporter: the m.e.'s estimate dovetailed with the prosecutor's timeline that ray must have ingested the antifreeze the day he and teresa took that outing with the grandchildren. to support their timeline, prosecutor

that was where the antiwar movement had to cool its teeth e abatement of a stupor still pretty radical after that. also there were some fire rings, some attempted arsons of some of the rotc headquarters here like there were elsewhere. in kent state in 1970 it was a firebombing of a i think the army rotc the lead to all those protests that led to the shooting. all that stuff is going on here. this was one of the most radical areas in the country when it came to student protests. >> host: by the university, did it have a connection with the defense department with research? >> guest: yes. in terms of that particular or position, host of the research was for the pentagon. we have social science programs doing research for the pentagon. there was a young scholar, ph.d student, got his dissertation done and now is teaching over at macfarlane or nearby has a book out about the 1960s and madison, and be sort of military research, which they call it, the cold war university model applied to medicine. there's a fair amount of that going on. we were not doing some of the high level technical wor

ford later admitted using the drug in a drunken stupor, he was hospitalized in february for a rare formnal cancer. ford was 46 years old. >>> on the heels of his historic trip to cuba, president obama touched down in argentina this morning. he'll meet with the country's new president, macri to discuss trade and argentina's reform agenda. >>> nasa launched an unmanned rocket carrying 8,000 tons of food and equipment to the international space station. the two are set to link up on saturday. >>> and former alaska governor sarah palin's new career, daytime tv judge. a publicist said the one-time vice presidential candidate will do her best "judge judy" in mediating and deciding cases. the yet to be named show won't premiere until the fall of 2017. >>> just ahead, living through a terror strike, eye witness accounts of yesterday's terrifying moments. mascara. now, revlon introduces a new llection of mascaras that makes getting the lash look you want easy. so whether you choose ultra volume, super length, volume and length magnified, dramatic definition, or the ultimate all-in-one... the cho

. >> there were times when i've been in a drunking stupor. >> but when a second video emerged ford publicly admitted the longstanding rumors of his drug and alcohol addiction were true. >> to move forward i have to make changes in my life. >> but while making those changes in september of 2014, ford was diagnosed with a rare cancer found in his abdomen. he withdrew from politics and underwent treatment. the cancer seems to have returned. the man who could survive the political attacks could not survive cancer. he died at the age of 46. >> and coming up next, the stirring images from the brussels attacks, and the grieving around the world. >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested. >> i know that i'm being surveilled. >> people are not getting the care that they need. >> this is a crime against humanity. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> explosions going on... we're not quite sure - >> is that an i.e.d.? >> coming up tonight, we'll have the latest... >> does the government give y

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this contested, so much unknown, this far into the primary season, it's putting some people into a stupor for this tuesday, because it feels like too much information. i think we're going to get a little bit of clarity by the end of tonight. poll closings at 7:30, and then 8:00, eastern time closings. and then we're going to know a little bit more on the democratic side as to whether or not that michigan result last week by bernie sanders was a fluke or whether or not bernie sanders will show midwest strength. if so, that means the democratic contest is going to go on for a very long time. on the republican side tonight, it may be the end of the road for one if not two candidates, depending on what happens in ohio and florida. everybody is obviously looking to see whether or not the full blast force of the anti-trump movement inside the republican party will actually have some effect tonight, and i think that's the top line result everybody is looking for. but whither john kasich, whither marco rubio, it's going to be interesting. >> to quote the "washington post," are we looking at goodb

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he said he turned himself in after waking up from a drunken stupor and saw the damage to his snow mobile and realize what he had done. the two mushers are okay. they lost two prize dogs and several others were hurt. >>> microsoft's new plan that will hopefully make everyone's commute a little easier. >>> the commute this morning going to be sloppy. we have heavy rain pounding through the bay area as we speak. we'll talk about the rain, the time line, and when it's expected to move out coming up. the full forecast after this. >>> thank you for joining this sunday. a live look at the gauadeloupe river. you can see plenty of rain drops. it's going to look this way across much of the bay for most of the day. anthony will be by in a moment to tell us where the rain is coming down and the changes in our forecast for the week ahead. >>> startling new research shows that ultra processed foods make up nearly 60% of the calories in american diets. from frozen pizza and soda to chips and cookies. doctors say americans are eating too much processed food. the biggest problem is the amount of added su

fights with other public officials and his confession of smoking crack concaine during a drunken stupor. >>catherine heenan:ford's office gave no details in announcing his death. but he had undergone surgery for a malignant form of cancer. still ahead at five. >>catherine heenan:why microsoft is apologizing for a party it threw in san francisco last week. and next. the new warning signs the f-d-a is putting on some pain medication. also - on wall street. stocks closed mostly lower as airlines, cruise companies and travel booking sites fell -- following the attacks in belgium. >>catherine heenan:the dow was down 41 points. the s and p 500 lost two points and the nasdaq added 12 points. >>catherine heenan:federal health regulators will add their strongest warning labels to the most widely prescribed pain killers. >>catherine heenan:the f-d-a says the new labels will be a so-called "black box warning" -- the most severe kind. >>catherine heenan:they'll stress the serious risk abusing the medicine. >>robin winston: >>catherine heenan:the warnings will be added to all immediate release opiod

get the alcoholic stupor out of my mind. all that.nd just put that bottle down and just keep going. one person would still be -- still be alive. you know? still be enjoying their lives. still be, you know, having their goals and dreams, you know? i'm just looking for god's mercy. you know? i would like to have a second chance. i would love that second chance. because -- man, i would love a second chance. ♪ >> coming up -- >> i've stabbed officers, i've sliced officers, i've probably thrown chemical warfare on 30 people, 40 people. if not more. >> a notorious inmate finds love among the prison staff. >> i would have given up the job. i just couldn't give him up. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, and here's what's happening. in libya anti-government forces now control a key city near the libyan capital of tripoli. >>> new zealand's prime minister >>> every time we go into a maximum security prison with our "lockup" crews, the same general pattern happens. at first there's hostility from the general prison population that we're there. we're b

international pnotoriety in 2013 when he padmitted he smoked crack cocaine pin one of his drunken stupor and prefused to resign a mayor. phe was diagnosed with cancer pback in 2014. p>>> a 91-year-old man is dead pbus. phe was on a psta bus when his pscooter toppled over. pnow as fox 13 shayla reeves preports, police want to track pdown anyone on that bus. p>> well this all started with a pyellow light, a turn, a tipped pover scooter, and a man hurt on phis way to the hospital. pst. pete police say that's what phappened on march the fourth pjust after 10 o'clock in the pmorning. pand i want to take you to this pmap of the area that we're ptalking about. pright now you are looking at the pintersection of 72nd street and p22nd avenue north in st. pete. pinvestigators say a pinellas psuncoast transit authority bus papproached the intersection as pthe light turned yellow. pexcessive speed. pnow among the passengers on pboard, 91-year-old henry of plargo, he traveled in a mobility pscooter secured with restraints. pthe scoot tipped off he struck a pmetal seatbelt box on floor and pinjured his

just might save the marriage. look what happens in the middle of the night, wake up in your dreamy stupor and go in to use the restroom, right. and unfortunately, if the seat is up and you have the seat, it doesn't end well. this is called the lab nav. it is a light that you put on the inside of the cover of the toilet seat. now, we're having a little interference with the bright lights in our studio so it's not gonna work for us because it only works in the dark, but when the seat is down, it shines a safe to sit. when the seat is up, the light switches to read so you know it's not a good idea to have the seat. the other nice thing about the red light is it illuminates the area around the bowl so you know exactly how to balance your aim, so to speak, in the middle of the night. amazon.com. i placed links on your station website and my facebook fan page facebook.com/save me steve. >> how awkward to be standing next to a toilet. >> yeah, and he has to wash his hands. >> still to come, a fun event for the whole family. >> kirsten is checking out the clown convention this morning. >> good mo

ford is best known for admitting to using crack cocaine "probably in one of my drunken stupors."a number of his exploits were caught on video, including a profanity-laced tirade about how he wanted to murder an unidentified person as well as homophobic remarks and lewd comments about a female opponent. ford refused to step down, and the toronto city council voted to curb his powers. he filed to run for re-election, but dropped his bid after his cancer diagnosis in 2014. he leaves behind a wife and two children. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i am juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. belgium has begun three days of mourning after at least 31 people died and over 230 were injured tuesday in bombings targeting the brussels airport and a crowded subway station near the headquarters of the european union. isis took responsibility for the brussels bombings and claimed more would follow. the attacks took place just days

you've got a lot of them >> i've been in a drunken stupor >> reporter: when a second video emerged, he admitted the longstanding rumors of his drug and alcohol addiction were true >> to move forward, i have to make changes in my life. >> reporter: while making those changes in concept 2014 he was diagnosed with a rare cancer found in his abdomen. he underwent treatment. late last year the cancer returned. the man couldn't beat the cancer that ultimately killed him. he died on tuesday at the age of 46 >>> major storm system moving into the plains bringing heavy snow to severe thunder storms >> reporter: this first week of spring has been a roller-coaster. the next system that we're watching through the mid west, and we're not going to get much of a break because there will be another one behind this, but it is bringing snow anywhere from places like here to minnesota and that northern tier. the southern side of this will be severe weather lafrt into today. at the snowy side, this area that you see in red that is a blaz ard warning. not only could we get places with as much as a foot of

. >> -- whole concept stupor delegation is problematic, but i would say that in states where we havew what? i think it might be good idea for super delegates to listen to people in their own state. >>. >> your thoughts debbie the fact is people are questioning, it if bernie sanders is winning the particular vote in a lot of contests but hillary clinton has delegates in pocket feels like she is -- at an advantage creating a process that is just not fair. >> let's be clear super delegation unpledged danglings don't vote until convention in no won's pocket there have been many times particularly in 2008 where they changed minds throughout the process, the purpose of surley delegation, by the way, never are a determining factor who nominee is since in place since 1948 to maker, that partivists who want to be delegates to the convention, don't have to run, against much better known and well established people, at the district level, so you want to make sure, that -- delegations are diverse, and in addition to that we want to honor the contributions of long time party elected officials ple

a very good shot the states the money to keep going, it is not going to convention because of the stupors from bernie sanders has been how much he is pushing her to the left. >> hillary clinton, and campaign this morning, is playing defense, after her comments on already struggling coal industry listen to what hillary said then tell you response to campaign. >> i am the only candidate which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy as the key in the coal country. because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> now, i don't know -- if that wasn't clear but clinton's press secretary brian is accusing the republicans of twisting her words. >> he says, quote no candidate in this race is more devoted to supporting coal communities than hillary clinton. any suggestions otherwise are false. >> gary we know what is going on this coal companies under president obama, she was very clear in that sound bite, but the campaign says no, she didn't say that at all. >> it was pretty clear what she was saying. let me go back on