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I think he superimposed situation from his own life because he talks about his ex-wife being very filled with anxiety and caused problems, and he let that drive him instead of what was right in front of him. he should have asked gabrielle many more questions. >> really important insight. lawrence, before we go, do you believe, again, given the amount of time that has passed here, that they will be able to determine, you know, the basic -- the very, very basic thing of whether it was a homicide? ...

Can, beer can that may have been discarded at the scene that would have fingerprints and dna on it, even after 25 days. >> jon: what about the prospect of figuring out cause of death? i know that there are, you know, situations where, you know, asphyxiation, choking, strangling, that kind of thing, that can be very hard to determine. >> yes. and what you hit on is the most common type, if this is a homicide, the circumstances suggest strangulation being the most likely reason, a shooting or stab...

Fractures of any of the windpipe bones, the bones in the larynx, the thyroid, the cartilage, the coroner, medical examiner, they will be looking for. so if theres a manual strangulation, they should still find some hemorrhages, some fractures that could be identified. that takes a very careful dissection, especially because of the decomposition of the soft tissues. >> jon: lets bring in the former homicide detective ted williams. ted, you have obviously conducted many investigations like this. w...

St. lukes reported they had run out of physical beds and would be treating patients on stretchers until the additional beds they have ordered arrive. st. lukes further reported that all traditional ventilators were in use and that they were now using non-traditional ventilators such as pediatric ventilators for adult patients. st. lukes had previously canceled elective surgeries but on september 15th, yesterday, they reported to the state that they had canceled further surgeries, including the r...

Beds they awarded arrive. st. louis for the reported that all traditional ventilators were in the use, and they were now using non traditional ventilators, such as pediatric ventilators for adult patients. st. louis had previously canceled elective surgeries, but on september 15th, yesterday, they reported to the state they had canceled further surgeries, including the removal of low-risk cancers, fractures with pain, and hernia repairs. all of those surgeries canceled as well. quote, despite ta...

On september 15th, yesterday, st. lukes health system, the largest health care system in the state, requested the actvation of crisis standards of care in accordance with idaho law. st. lukes has opened 93 beds already in non-traditional overflow areas. st. lukes reported they had run out of physical beds and would be treating patients on stretchers until the additional beds they have ordered arrive. st. lukes further reported that all traditional ventilators were in use and that they were now u...

Terms of our assessment of this afghan military with whom we had been embedded and had equipped and trained for the past two decades. did we not see that there was incredible fractures throughout the entire organization of the afghan military and law enforcement and all the security forces? was it really a misreading of the culture? did we not have the right filter on in terms of understanding this? we certainly had history in front of us. the brits couldnt do it in the 19th century. the soviets...

That at the moment, almost their entire focus is on getting americans out. joe biden has to consider the political fallout from all of this. he does not want dead americans on his watch as a result of his policies, so all the energy is around coble airport and getting people of the country and working with the taliban if necessary. —— kabul put. the thing that has struck me the most over these past ten days is the extent to which the most mighty armed forces in the world are dependent on the...

The people," says this fighter. the group has also reportedly been demanding all weapons are handed over to them. the unravelling of the state has come at a pace many are still struggling to comprehend. now it will be the taliban who decide what direction the country takes. we want an afghan inclusive islamic government. so, by that, we mean all other afghans have also participation in that government. so, of course, that needs a little bit of time and deliberation and talks. the terror and pani...

The country takes. we want an afghan—inclusive islamic government. so, by that, we mean all other afghans have also participation in that government. so, of course, that needs a little bit of time and deliberation and talks. the terror and panic at the airport today, an awful ending to two decades of international efforts to rebuild this country. for all its fractures and rampant corruption, afghanistan had also seen fragile progress. the future for its people is now deeply uncertain. secunder...