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Cooler, and might have been some heat on and that might have started the fire. >> at the autopsy, the medical examiner expected to find evidence of smoke inhalation. instead, he found no soot or debris in her trachea and her hyoid bone in her neck was broken, which usually indicates strangulation. >> i have never seen a situation where a bone in a persons throat has been crushed by accident, unless theres been some traumatic car wreck or some other explanation. >> the medical examiner also found...

>> the evidence showed that she was in the house when the fire started. >> at some point, sabina was alive in or about the structure when it was burning because she did have some soot in her lungs. >> between the farmhouse and sabinas body, police found a red t-shirt stained with sabinas blood. fire investigators found traces of accelerant inside the house and quickly ruled the fire arson. investigators thought the crime was one of passion. >> rage, pure rage. perhaps motivated by someone to get...

He worked really hard at school. >> in 2005, michael was a premed student at st. marys university in san antonio, texas. he decided not to live in the dorms, so he rented an apartment a few miles from campus. >> he actually chose that apartment because it seemed more family-oriented than the other apartments. he said that was the one he felt safer in. >> one morning in february of that year, workmen smelled smoke coming from michaels apartment. >> they noticed that the windows were coated with s...

If you will. the barricades are still up. barricades basically charred black with soot and smoke because of the fires that took place here. tens of thousands of flowers have been laid. people bring ryly jous items. theres a shield that people use to protect themselves from snipers. often times, bullets would go right through those shields. as you pointed out, vladimir putin is still giving this press conference. and its really been a remarkable day of events here to hear vladimir putins version ...

Noting. depending who you talk to. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has both sides. >> the epa has rolled out a major new regulation forcing oil refiners to strip out sulfur. the industry estimates it will cost refiners $10 billion and raise gasoline costs about 9 cents per gallon. >> every gallon year after year after year. this money is not going to roads, not to infrastructure, not going to lessening the debt. its going to pure compliance for a rule that has little or no environ...

>> sort of, no. >> i wanted to give it to you twice. were talking about huge rain and a heavy snow maker. >> because of the wildfires out west, because of the fires and the ash and soot in the soil, it did something to the soil so the water couldnt even absorb well. >> it is so dry that it literally runs off. it is like concrete now. >> you need the water, you dont need that much. >> not at once. coming up on "new day," red light cameras. they make the government a lot of money, but do they ma...

>> it is actually the unburned and partially burned powder and soot and hot gases that exit the barrel right behind the projectile. >> using an identical gun, investigators ran tests to recreate the gunshot residue patterns. >> my observations of those patterns and of the sweater and of her wound allowed me to conclude that she was shot at somewhere between actual contact and approximately two inches away from her arm. >> this contradicted brendas statement that she was shot by someone 15 to 20 ...

Will burn soot. theyll take paper and oil and burn on it the bottom. >> burn baby oil or hair oil, hair grease, styrofoam cups back in the day. styrofoam cups, chess pieces. anything that doesnt burn complete. thats what soot is, unburned carbon. put it underneath a desk or in your locker box or something. >> then you put that in your body. >> oh, yeah. >> does it pose any health risks? >> yeah, of course. of course. but so does homosexual activity and they not trying to stop that. >> he told me...

>> reporter: on the ground its very quiet behind me. there are still a lot of people in the square. theres soot, ash across the floor of that square. weve seen coffins brought through. police nowhere to be seen, really. very distant at all as mostly protesters around parliament, the presidential administration here. when interestingly the opposition leaders came onto the stage here and tried to talk to the protesters about the deal they just signed, a lot of them would yejeer. a lot of people no...

Shore up his support over there. but as seen down on the ground below me in the square, a real somber morning in the past few hours. there is black soot covering the floor, and today they are looking at the bodies of the bed killed in the last 48 hours, and some have concerns if they are going to stick to the terms of the deal here, the presidents power could be weakened under it, but at the same time the protesters have to think about moving out in the next couple day and disarm by the end of t...