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Forensic Files II

narrator: in this case, the resulting waveform was measured against the waveform of a known sample of colchicine. mary yoder's blood was found to have unusually high concentrations of the drug. it certainly was a large amount compared to what we see in a clinical therapeutic application. marraffa: i received a phone call, and he said, "you're never gonna believe it, but the colchicine level is through the roof." and i said, "are you sure?" and he said, "yes, i have it right here." narrator: mary yoder had essentially overdosed on colchicine. was her death an accident, a suicide? no one thought mary was suicidal. and there are a lot of easier and less painful ways to kill yourself than using an obscure gout medication. phelps: no one in the family has gout. no one they know has gout. mary certainly didn't have gout. how did the colchicine get into her body and kill her?

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NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt

getting worse. anne thompson explains why and what you can do about it. >> reporter: this is where david loves to be, outdoors playing sports. but his worsening allergies make fun, even school difficult for the 8-year-old. >> his eyes are really bloodshot. he is so uncomfortable. we kept him home. hi, david. >> reporter: a trained allergist sees him in her clinic. >> your eyes are itchy and watery? we have more patients coming in. >> reporter: at university of michigan, alex is putting up a pollen counter to track the trend driven by climate change. >> climate change is making pollen increase. it is increasing in magnitude of pollen and the length and duration of the pollen. there is an example of a normal pollen grain. >> reporter: the pollen season is already 20 days longer and concentrations up 21% and the

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Alex Witt Reports

generated with them. there's a story about donald trump, has he improved his standings with evangelicals? how much as he improved standings with evangelicals? is he winning this county, is he winning at big? there's also a story about ron desantis. ron desantis is going to make a stand on monday night, he is really courted evangelicals aggressively, got endorsement from the top evangelical leaders in the state. now from nikki haley's standpoints, if you zoom out all the counties, here nikki haley found her strongest support for political independents, college educated voters, higher income voters, voters in the suburbs, voters with a more negative view of donald trump. broadly speaking, the coalition that haley has been putting together in iowa and elsewhere resembles the coalition that marco rubio had in iowa back in 2016. so haley, if she is going to have a surprise showing, here a really strong showing in iowa here, it's not just winning or doing well in those rubio counties. showing inroads in the rural -- with low concentrations of college degrees, where rubio didn't register at all, and where the types of voters -- there are not many number so

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Chris Jansing Reports

the most republican in the country, deeply religious, heavily evangelical. this was donald trump's worst county of all 99 in iowa, it was his worst county in the 2016 caucuses. he got 11% of the vote. ted cruz won it, and that was a big reason why donald trump didn't win iowa in 2016. it was the evangelical vote. he did okay. he got 22% with evangelicals in 2016. ted cruz out did him, out organized him. ted cruz got 34% of the evangelical vote. that's why cruz won iowa in 2016. you see rubio was competitive as well. evangelicals were a weak spot for trump in 2016 in the caucuses, so by the way, were the suburbs, you know, suburbs of des moines, a few other places of high concentrations of college graduates, but evangelicals made up 2/3 of the caucus electorate in 2016. you see trump lost by double digits. how does it look right now. this is our most recently poll

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Verified Live

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Emp Metals Confirms High Lithium In Brine Concentrations - Up To 237 Mg/l At Second Viewfield Well

EMP Metals Corp. is pleased to announce positive results from a multi-layer perforation and swab test of a second targeted lithium well strategically located on Hub City Lithium Corp.'s Subsurface Crown Mineral Dispositions located in the Viewfield... - Veroeffentlicht am 17.08.2023

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NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt

decision a judge siding with a group of young people who accused the state of violating their rights by supporting fossil fuels anne thompson joins us now. anne, this could be a game changer >> it could, lester. and it's a sweeping victory for the 16 young people who brought the case the first of its kind to go to trial a district judge ruled that their right to a clean and healthful environment is guaranteed by montana's constitution was violated because the state prohibited agencies from taking climate change impacts into consideration when evaluating fossil fuel projects. the judge also ruled that the ban was unconstitutional the judge found the state knew about the dangers of greenhouse gases from fossil fuels for at least 30 years and that until the concentrations are reduced she says young people will be unable to lead clean and healthy lives in montana. the state says it will appeal a spokesperson called the trial absurd and a publicity stunt. lester >> anne, thank you up next, his story

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The Context

conditions in a man—made water system, in this case the water systems on the barge, and if the conditions are right, if it's got food, warmth, relatively stagnant conditions, it's able to multiply two dangerous concentrations. the problem comes, and this is how people come down with the disease is when that water with the bacteria becomes aerosolized. when it has turned into an aerosol and released into the air because the only way he can catch the disease is by inhaling contaminated water with viable bacteria in those droplets. just to ask, how bacteria in those droplets. just to ask. how ill _ bacteria in those droplets. just to ask, how ill can _ bacteria in those droplets. just to ask, how ill can this _ bacteria in those droplets. just to ask, how ill can this make - bacteria in those droplets. just to l ask, how ill can this make people? it can make people very ill indeed. for example, the early symptoms of it, if you are susceptible and detached the disease, very similar to flu, a heavy cold, that sort of

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BBC News

be extremely dangerous if they were, for example, coming into contact with civilians who could be severely injured or they indeed could cause death at a future date. that is why they are controversial, criticised by human rights groups, criticised by european partners of the united states in this conflict between ukraine and russia. the stated aim of the ukrainians when they requested these cluster bombs sometime ago was as a part of their summer offensive to dislodge concentrations of russian soldiers. we are hearing from john kirby that they are in fact being, to some extent, successful, in that goal. clearly there is a long way to go. it is relatively early days to determine whether they are going to have a major impact on this conflict. but for the time being it seems they are being deployed in the battlefield and used in the way that the us anticipated. let's turn overseas, where there's been history made

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Chris Jansing Reports

that hypocrisy this week by saying we would no longer privilege people who had a wesleyan parent. >> to what extent can doing that actually help to assure a diverse student body given the ruling by the supreme court? >> i think there's a lot we can do to recruit a diverse student body. the issue of legacy preferences is a small one given all the inequities in higher education and a k through 12 education. what we should be focused on is helping to prepare students to be as successful as possible in school, and to find the right school when they're ready to go to a college or university. and we can recruit actively from parts of the country where there is a high concentration of black and brown students, where there's high concentrations of other ethnic groups. for us at wesleyan, what's really important is we create a diverse student body. people from all over the world,

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