so, traces of the poison will remain in the hair as it grows. s approximately 1 centimeter per month, a strand of hair can identify exactly when a person was poisoned. first, debbie's hair was divided into pieces, each 1 centimeter long. using atomic absorption spectrophotometry, a beam of light is passed through each hair sample. >> when the light is absorbed, the amount of light that is hitting the detector on the other end decreases. the change of intensity of light that's reaching the detector is directly proportional to the amount of arsenic in the sample. >> the computer-generated results were startling. >> debbie started receiving small doses of arsenic in may of 1999, and towards the end of july of 1999, she received a large dose, which was approximately 80 times what a normal human being should have in their system of arsenic. >> this timeline excluded members of sarah smith's family as possible suspects because they had moved to the midwest after sarah's death. investigators had only one other suspect with a possible motive. ♪ the staff

this is what we call the poison cup. and this gold chalice has a mount on the inside of it and that mount was designed to hold one of these stones and these stones are called bezor stones. bezor stones are the gall stones from a llama or goat or deer or animal like that. if you mount ad bezor stone in your cup and poured your wine and somebody was out to get you and poisoned your wine the bezor who absorb the poison and rend terrify wine safe to drink. this was sort of a poison antidote cup. what's really crazy about it is when you start looking at the structure of bezors they are mostly hair and calcium hair protein and calcium and worked against some arsenic compounds. so whoever discovered that was a brave person to try it out, but apparently it did work to some degree. these are the central feature of the atocha. here we see a group of silver ingets recovered from the atocha. they were really the core fwargo for the ship. there were over 1,000 of these loaded on board each one averaging i'd say about 70 75 pounds. ver

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the poisonous ones. so the way they collect them and the way you store them is a very critical point for people to pay attention. don't put them in the plastic bag for a couple of days. because that's when you're going to get very sick. >> don't put them in a plastic bag for more than three hours according to this. >> exactly. the temperature has to be -- >> no more over 77 degrees. >> 77 degrees. >> so definitely when you're packing your lunch in the morning, what do we do with our mushrooms if you pack mushrooms for lunch? >> don't take mushroom to work my advice. it's supposed to be on the pizza and have your mushrooms -- >> you've got to wash them. take a paper towel and make sure -- >> any less dangerous if they're cooked? >> there's no problem with that. >> they can sit there for hours. >> once it's cooked -- >> make sure you go to a good supermarket by the way. don't go to somewhere where they look kind of funky. make sure they look really good -- >> and wash your mushrooms before you eat them. >>

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. >> the inquiry into the poisoning of former kgb evaluating alexander litvenenko in london has come to an end. it has accused the russian president of ordering the killing of litvenenko. >> doctors treating alexander litvenenko in 2006 were mystified by his symptoms. only until samples from tested it was found that he had ingested plonium 210. the task of the inquiry is to find out how and why litvenenko was pointed. >> this establishes russian state responsibility for mr. mr. litvenenko's murder without doubt. and if the russian state is responsible, then the russian president vladimir putin is responsible. not because of principles but because he personally ordered the liquidation of an enemy bent on exposing him and his cronies. >> alexander litvenenko was a former kdgb man who fled russia. in 2003 he was cooperated with british m mi6. two russians would meet with litvenenko and scientists would find a trail of radioactivity in their hotel and meeting places. litvenenko met with them again and drank a fatal dose in a cup of tea. three weeks later he was dead. now they sit in the r

it reads in part -- >> cyanide is one of the most rapidly acting poisons. pig to see how effective our batch is. >> the test apparently was never carried out, but that's not the point. while in guyana we made a startling discovery. the church had been buying cyanide long before most of the members arrived here in jonestown. cnn has learned that for at least two years the church was buying a quarter pound of the deadly poison each month. by the time congressman ryan first began raising questions about jonestown, six pounds or more of cyanide had already been shipped here, strong evidence that the reverend jim jones had been plotting the death of his followers long before that fateful day. we're told jonestown had obtained a jewelers license to buy the cyanide which can be used to clean gold, but there was no jewelry operation in jonestown. in that last year, jones never left the jungle camp, a prisoner of his own making hiding from a court custody fight over this young boy he claimed he sired by another man's wife. jones would summon his people to mass meeti

thousands of people evacuated from their homes in the middle of the night as a train disaster sends a cloud of poisonous chemicals in the air. >> trouble in the water before a big holiday weekend. growing concerns over so many shark attacks in the east as a popular vacation spot vanishes before our eyes in the west. >>> and sparks fly as nascar asks fans to leave the confederate flag at home. "nightly news" begins right now. ♪ >>> this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt" reporting tonight from los angeles. >>> good evening. amid warnings about isis and the threat of attacks over the july 4th weekend, the images we saw plastered across the tv screens from washington this morning were exactly the kind we feared most. ambulances and police cars racing to reports about a shooter on the rampage. of course, by now we all know what happened at the navy yard this morning was a false alarm, but the sheer size of the police response not only at the navy yard, but across the capital spoke volumes about the disturbing and very real security climate we all find ourselves in this holiday weekend. we start tonight

it reads in part -- >> cyanide is one of the most rapidly acting poisons. like to give about two grams to a large pig to see how effective our batch is. >> the test apparently was never carried out, but that's not the point. while in guyana we made a startling discovery. the church had been buying cyanide long before most of the members arrived here in jonestown. cnn has learned that for at least two years the church was buying a quarter pound of the deadly poison each month. by the time congressman ryan first began raising questions about jonestown, six pounds or more of cyanide had already been shipped here, strong evidence that the reverend jim jones had been plotting the death of his followers long before that fateful day. we're told jonestown had obtained a jewelers license to buy the cyanide which can be used to clean gold, but there was no jewelry operation in jonestown. in that last year, jones never left the jungle camp, a prisoner of his own making hiding from a court custody fight over this young boy he claimed he sired by another man's wife. jone

. >> at the company is poisoning the river or poisoning the air we have regulations to take care of that [inaudible] but the department of energy and the epa are the perfect example to get into this regulatory reform. if we look at something proposed in congress right now when there's over a certain cost congress would have to approve it rather than the regulatory agencies functioning in an range of government even though they are not elected. this is something we can do to rein in the executive branch and push regulations over and over. the general agencies to overstate the benefits of what they're doing and the cost because they want to keep adding. we need somebody to push back on this and they are more accountable than its executive agencies either. young woman right there in the way back. >> i think you are far more armed with statistics and eyes. but i have issues with you paid in the generations against each other. the young poor people suffering because they don't have money but there's a tremendous number of very wealthy young people who are being paid sums of money i never got

the poisonous tentacles can be deadly, as well there. been more than dozen man o war sitings along the jersey coastline so far this summer. >> you can blame the waves and the win for a loft disappoint until the seaside heights over the weekends. borough's july 4th fireworks show was washed out saturday night when large wave crashed on to the beach and soaked the fireworks. that show was rescheduled for last night but high winds forced them to cancel the fireworks yet again. officials say they plan to make this wednesday's weekly fireworks show extra special. try to make up for it. >> i'm sure they'll make good. it will be great. >> katie hopefully third time is a charm foresee side heights this wednesday, man, got some rain coming? >> we do. it looks like wednesday will actually be the day that most of just the best shot to end up with wet weather because of front moving through. yes, we'll talk about that, but it is a front. not total wash out after day. but we'll get to that. start things off with the here and now check in with the eye

he laid down the gauntlet to muslim leaders saying you have to do more to confront the vicious poisonoussm in their countries. >> he said something a lot of people aren't saying many in the world. i think he is directing this message to muslims who don't appreciate all the work that has been done by non-muslims to stop the slaughter of radical islam muslims against muslims. he talked about kosovo. he talked about somalia. he talked about boca ha realm, isis, al qaeda. all this muslim on muslim killing. radical muslim on muslim. there has been a lot of blood shed where others are trying to stop that i felt like he was mad that nobody ever thanked those who worked hard to stop it? >> yes an extremely important point. david cammeron made emphatic defense of his own country great britain but also the west. and so much western blood has been shed to protect muslims and he pointed out many british soldiers have defended their -- have given their lives to defend muslims. muslims who say the west is persecuting them. his response is that british people must be proud of british values. british mu

but the court isn't just the favor of americans being able to poison prisoners, the court is in favorf poisoning everybody. >> the reversal last week dealing a blow to president obama. >> this is a victory for private industry. >> in general a rare win for the coal industry. >> win for the energy industry. a victory for business... >> jon: they seem really giddy about the victory. you know the losing team in that game was -- lungs. you know that, right? i don't care if it (bleep) lungs, business rules. (laughter) for more on the latest court rulings we go to klepper in washington, d.c.! jordan! (cheers and applause) >> jon: yeah! yeah! oh man! we did it, john! high five me, bro! >> jon: jordan, i can't high five you. you're 200 miles away. but you're still riding a high from that last week's marriage ruling. >> jordan: what? no! i'm celebrating yesterday's huge wins for big energy and big painful execution. hey, america, how about a lethal injection of constitution juice! my insides are burning with pride. chest bump me, bro! >> jon: don't know what's worse, your sense of spatial rela

they are deeply scarred by history and our opposed to tricking from the poisoned chalice of any agreementth the united states. both will have work to do when they go back to their respective capitals. rishaad: and both sides go back to the respective capitals with the spin that we won the basic points --we won this one. ramesh: i think both sides say we have achieved minimal objectives, and on others we would've like something strong, but made concessions in order to eliminate the hurdle too much broader, bigger, and more important objectives. thank you very much, professor, from the center for nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament. new data coming out of china on foreign exchange reserves -- we have the money supply number four june coming up. it is up 11.8%, representing in rise12% rise -- near-12% in the amount of money in circulation and something called the near money as well, which is deposits and timed savings -- savings accounts as well. the m2 money supply on the way up. 's coming in financing of $6.8 trillion. time to look at the stories around the world. in indonesia, the co

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. >>> british inquiry into the poisoning of alexander litvinenko nine years ago has ended. e have been damming statements by the legal team accusing the russian president of ordering the killing of litvinenko but moscow has refused to extradite two suspects. let's go live to london nadine barber is there. tell us about the engineering of this inquiry, and what we have learned. >> reporter: shiulie, over the last few days the court -- the inquiry in london has heard from lawyers from both the metropolitan police here in the u.k. and lawyers acting for alexander litvinenko's widow, and they have unanimously said the scientific evidence prevented call only lead to one conclusion. they say it proves that these two russian agents poisoned alexander litvinenko who was a well-known dissident based here in the u.k. who had written books accusing putin of corruption. they said they couldn't have poisoned him without the knowledge and the collusion of the kremlin, pointing the finger directly at president vladimir putin. on friday outside of the court, the widow paid tribute to her hu

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. >> my thought was, is the air poisonous? was worried that breathing would be an issue. >> it's still not clear when residents will be allowed back in their home. officials are planning to update the public on the situation in just a couple hours. the derailment in tennessee is causing concerns for lawmakers here in our area. every week 60 to 70 freight trains hauling crude oil roll through pennsylvania new jersey and delaware. state lawmakers are asking for more oversight, following four oil train derailments in pennsylvania last year. they say there's little they can do because the rail industry is regulated almost entirely by the federal government. >>> and 5:18. time to get a check on morning traffic. >> jessica boyington is keeping an eye on mass transit and the roads out there. starting to pick up jessica? >> we're doing okay in terms of volume rosemary. 59 95, this is pretty much the typical spot where we jam up. the southbound lanes moving along just fine through the work zone. absecon city route 30 westbound closed a

paid some medical bills some people were upset with me, rightfully so, if i have a kid who got the poisoningtoo. >> a huge relief when none are seriously injured. it is a lesson for 23-year-old renee increases management. -- crisis management. jamie: did you lose business? >> i don't think so, we put in our detectors i showed everyone what we did it raised awareness in the community. my grandfather had to have been with us for that. because, it sounds so terrible, it was but it just somehow turned out okay. >> jamie: renee sets or site on berwick going digital. only way to keep the movies playing. and honor her grandfather's dying wish. she looked to get a small business loan but numbers do not add up, without that cashinjection, theater could be a small town, small business casualty. jamie: did you think to yourself i wish my grandfather would have just left me the house. >> i have wished that so many times, more than you know. jamie: what did you don't make it. >> failure is not in my vocabulary. it is not an o (trader vo) i search. i research. i dig. and dig some more. because, for me, th

mccain's bill could have gone forward if it weren't for barack obama and harry reid who voted for the poison pills. >> there were quite a few candidates who have moved on a lot of issues. >> mitt romney you couldn't nail him down. where did he stand on a lot of issues? >> health care being one. >> health care being a big one. >> i think the other candidates can actually learn from donald trump and it's always about making sure the target on your back is small because the media is always going to go after you. the target is already there, so you've got to figure out how to marginalize that target and that means thinking before you blurt. >> i don't think i've ever seen a candidate that has more -- this guy has a target from the left. he's got a target from the right. >> but he puts it on there. >> especially when you go after people personally like their appearance that is creating a target. actually it might have strengthened the republican party because it made the rest of them smarter and be willing to stand up. >> i saw it when they started criticizing trump, i didn't consider their criti

the u.s. from carbon monoxide poisoning. in april a father and his seven young children killed in their maryland home. officials say they were relying on a generator for power after their electricity was turned off. the symptoms are headaches, nausea and dizziness. they can come on without warning. >> it's odorless, tasteless, it's a poisonous gas and so the best way to detect it is with a carbon monoxide detector. >> reporter: the medical examiner's office in maine will now perform a toxicology test on the four victims to determine if they died of carbon monoxide. >> karen, thank you. >>> next to a controversy across the pond. a british newspaper revealing home movies that show queen elizabeth as a little girl giving a nazi salute. tonight the outrage and the debate over the meaning of a gesture made by a child 82 years ago. we have the story from london. >> reporter: shock and anger from buckingham palace after video surfaces of then 7-year-old queen elizabeth ii giving the nazi salute. the sun publishing footage of the que

held down and injected the ones that didn't want to drink the poison. >> several bottles of cyanide still sat on a table in the sunlight. this vat with the deadly kool-aid-type punch rested on a walkway. a parrot stood watch over the dead. in the suicide hall, this sign "those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it" hung above the body of jim jones. >> i did notice jones' body on the stage with the bullet hole in the side of his head, and i remember thinking, the son of a bitch didn't even die the way everybody else died. >> jones' body would be among the first to be identified through fingerprints taken when l.a. vice cops arrested him for lewd conduct in the men's room of a movie theater, an arrest he fought to hush up. the airport gunmen in the farm wagon would all die in the mass suicide. among them, leslie wilson's husband joe. larry layton, the lone shooter to survive, would not be paroled from a u.s. prison until 2002. tim carter and his companion spent a few days in a guyana police cell, then were released. four others in jonestown lived through the suicide night.

if you put the poison pill that all of islam is the problem, you're not only going to lose me, but you'reoing to have a strategy which a quarter of the world's population is thus targeted and actually be much more harmful to american security than your strategy. your dysfunctional result is because our government has not been wise and open in targeting political islam and creates these types of dysfunction. trish: we have to take a quick break, back with both of you as well as an attorney on the legal constitutionality of all this. stay with us, everyone. [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out