but once the trial got going they told the jury a whole different story that she died of undiagnosedems to have worked. attorneys explained her bruised by bruised body by say she go had fallen on ting this screen wrack that's where the husband said he found her. he broke down to court as the jury heard his call to 911. >> shepard: prosecutors say that desperate call was all an act. but they didn't win a conviction. phil keating with the news live from miami's metro justice building. has the defendant said anything about this verdict yet? >> yeah, adam coffman in one word said he is ecstatic and can i tell you the very large and supportive extended family of adam kaufman are out celebrating tonight. you saw the reaction there in the courtroom. as the not guilty of second degree murder verdict was read of course adam coffman faced the possibility of life in prison in the death of his wife lena who died under very unusual circumstances in 2007. out in the hallway tonight instead adam coffman says the verdict tonight is for lena. >> there is not a day that goes by that i don't think abou

undiagnosed diabetes can cause it. depression. anxiety.nce i've looked at underlying causes, and i've ruled them out, and it continues for more than 6 months, if you are also having problems with your muscles, stiff, a sore throat, lymph node swellings, other things we find, i might consider the diagnose, chronic fatigue syndrome and we thought it was associated with epstein-barr virus and now we think it has to do with the immune system not regulating properly. we don't know causes it and we can treat it with anti-depressants and nonsteroidal medications and, exercise works well and separating out your tasks, not doing them all at once. >> that is critical. drinking water, what you said, simple things, getting 7 hours of sleep and also, sticking to medication and yoga, getting rid of the stress, simple solutions. >> eric: a long list this morning, so if you have this or think you do, go to your doctor and talk to him about it. the advice. >> jamie: and if you get it checked out you will get a lot of answers. great. each year thousands of

when left undiagnosed, it can lead to cirrhosis and liver cancer. because the residents comprise a certain percentage of the population, san francisco has the highest liver cancer rate and the nation. it is also a serious threat to city health. the recommended that all baby boomers be tested for hepatitis c. unfortunately due to funding limitations, the city and the department of health are not able to adequately fund things at this time. cpmc has been supportive and the fight against viral hepatitis. they stepped up to the plate and provided viral hepatitis testing and counseling free to the festival attendees. i urge them to continue their support and the fight against the viral hepatitis, and i urge the board to allow them to rebuild so that state and the arts facilities remain available to san francisco residence. thank you for your time. supervisor mar: thank you. i am going to call a few more names. [calling names] i cannot read some of these names. i think it is -- next speaker. >> i am a general manager of a group directly across the street

if the free screenings were not offered by the cancer foundation, we might have members going undiagnosed, and therefore, getting it detected at a later stage and it being more of a dramatic effect. supervisor cohen: do you know how many members in the department have been diagnosed with cancer and possibly identified as precancerous cells? rex i do not have the data with me, but i can provide that to you. it is much higher than the general population supervisor cohen: -- the general population. supervisor cohen: i would like to take a look at that and see if there is some way that we can be supportive. i have a couple of questions about overtime. forgive me if you answer those already and i miss them, but i wanted to know if you could tell me why your overtime is increasing. and particularly, if you project any future overtime needs. >> for the moment, if we can put up the last slide, or the side that is currently up. it is a snapshot and reveals a lot. in 2002, we had 1845 full-time employees and now we're down to about 1370. that indicates our excessive use of overtime. for a while, it

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. >> lionel describes a strange, undiagnosed problem.e describes it as some kind of a seizure that you developed, a proneness to seizures late in the pregnancy where you -- he describes it as a kind of rigidness for what you were prescribed medications. do you -- do you remember that? can you describe -- >> i don't remember that at all. i don't -- i can't imagine where that comes from. it isn't true. i don't -- >> you don't recall anything like that? >> no. >> seizures or seizure-like episodes? >> no, absolutely not. >> were you prescribed medications, including morphine, barbiturates? >> i don't know what medications were prescribed, and i'm surprised that anyone says that there is something that lists every single medication i took 33 years ago. i -- i had a doctor, a physician. i took the medicine that was prescribed for me. and for the most part, i was healthy. >> you weren't on morphine? >> you know, i don't think you give pregnant women morphine. you know, i'd have to ask my doctor. but they don't give pregnant women morphine. >> b

instead, kaufman's attorneys argue his wife died from an undiagnosed heart condition.osecution has a different story. phil keating is live in miami with more on this. phil? >> reporter: well, less than two hours into jury deliberations, and the jury had a question. they wanted to see some photographs presented by one of the medical experts brought in by the defense purporting to show wounds on her neck, lena kaufman's, that matched the buckles of the magazine rack, but the judge ruled, no, not allowed, go back and resume deliberations. adam and his wife had two young children at the time of her death back in 2007, and this morning prosecutors tried to persuade the jury that the only reason her mother -- the mother-in-law of the murder defendant -- supports him during this trial is so that she can continue to see her grandkids. >> this is her time, the joy of her life. do you think she's going to go against him? >> are you accusing me of -- >> well, that outburst then led to the mother-in-law being escorted out of the courtroom. now, initially the spray tan chemical rea

concussions per year with athle athletes and recreational activity. 85% of that 3.8 million goes undiagnosedtected, which is really very scary. through the dick sporting goods foundation and pace, stands for protecting athletes through concussion education, they are providing 3500 free baseline testing software units to youth organizatio organizations. >> which isn't cheap. snow n >> no, it's not. high school students throughout the country to take a proactive first step in regards to identifying and being able to treat these concussions and making sure we're only putting young athletes back on the field when they're 100% ready. >> you have to talk about bounty gate. you haven't said if your guys are guilty or not but you have said the nfl has clearly not brought forth the evidence that you would incothink they would to. why is it in the league's best interest not to bring that forward? >> the impression you get when they talk about having it and then skew public perception towards that but then can't provide the evidence is that maybe there is no evidence and that evidence does not exist. f

and his wife said he later suffer from undiagnosed dimension for many years. it left him angry in a volatile, depressed and unable to sleep. >> he suffered greatly. i do not want to see other players suffer. i want to see the ability to diagnose it early and be able to treat them. >>pam: the nfl has denied claims that they have not recall adequately to record of headaches, dizziness and demands a reporter by former players. the problem of concussions has moved steadily into the legation phase. the may 2nd suicide of junior seau focused new attention on the issue with friends and families leaving his suicide on brain injuries sustained he also suffered from depression and in some the as well as volatile behavior. roughly 2000 former players remained in that big losses. a spokesperson for the nfl is insisting nuclear safety has been a priority. >>pam: in new york police say that they have searched the home of a man who confessed to killing the boy back in 1979. pedro hernandez has been charged with the murder of the six your voice. investigators said hernandez t

undiagnosed. through the dicks sporting goods foundation and the p.a.c.e. step to educate about concussions in youth athletics. and the dicks sporting goods foundation, is having everyone go to their website. to sign the pledge and also to have the opportunity to get free baseline concussion testing for their schools. >> that's key. >> and for the youth programs. and you also get a cool wristband when you go to the website. >> go ahead and put it on me. there you go. >> you look good in green. >> black and gold is better on me. >> yes. >> this is something that is very parent. you hear from parents. i do, too, that have children that are suffering from concussions and don't know what to do. this is a way to get the information out there that they so desperately need. >> it is, absolutely. and what it is, is knowing how to recognize them, identify them, and then, treat them. and in a lot of cases, you know, i think, for me as a young athlete, there's times when, i got my bell rung. getting your bell rung could be a concussion or child concussion. it raises t

. >> lionel describes a strange, undiagnosed problem.bes it as some kind of a seizure that you developed, a proneness to seizures late in the pregnancy where you -- he describes it as a kind of rigidness for what you were prescribed medications. do you -- do you remember that? can you describe -- >> i don't remember that at all. i don't -- i can't imagine where that comes from. it isn't true. i don't -- >> you don't recall anything like that? >> no. >> seizures or seizure-like episodes? >> no, absolutely not. >> were you prescribed medications, including morphine, barbiturates? >> i don't know what medications were prescribed, and i'm surprised that anyone says that there is something that lists every single medication i took 33 years ago. i -- i had a doctor, a physician. i took the medicine that was prescribed for me. and for the most part, i was healthy. >> you weren't on morphine? >> you know, i don't think you give pregnant women morphine. you know, i'd have to ask my doctor. but they don't give pregnant women morphine. >> barbitura

approximately 85% of them will go undiagnosed, and that of course could lead to even more serious injuriesans saints quarterback and super bowl champion, wants to make a difference. he is teaming up with dick's sporting goods to provide free testing to try to determine whether a kid has suffered a concussion. he joins us this morning for a program called p.a. c.e, standing for protecting athletes through concussion education. why did you think this was important to get involved with? >> this is an important issue right now. especially here over the last few years. the more that we discover about concussions and the likelihood of concussions in various sports. and especially as it affects children. also maybe creating a paradigm shift too in just the way that we approach sports and athletics. and i think so much of the way we were brought up was toughness and you're going to fight through it. even if you get your bell rung, shake it off and go back out. the more studies that we see, you know, when you get your bell rung, that's potentially a mild concussion or a concussion. >> how many conc

meeting in awe gause to ta, an a vietnam veteran came up to me and expressed how he had suffered from undiagnosed ptsd for a long time and it caused his life to be a struggle. this is what we already know new york too many cases we fell short in proiding vietnam veterans the care they deserve after giving the best years of their lives to our service. we cannot make the same mistakes today we made then. my amendment will do two things to try to be responsive to the veterans i represent. it takes $56 million of pre-existing surplus money from the brack closure account and applies half, just $28 million, to veterans' medical and prosthetic research and the other half to deficit reduction. this figure doesn't come out of thin air. that's the unanimous recommendation of the v.f.w., the paralyzed veterans of america, the disabled veterans of america and amvets in their annual, independent budget recommendations as the additional amount necessary to provide for appropriate program growth and cover anticipated inflation. this money will go directly to research and the unique needs our soldiers face today