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Which one of these counties and which part of the county does actually end up seeing the worst of this. when you re talking about the worst case scenario for surge, which is about up to 16 feet. jane: yeah, yeah, and that s the question the you take the storm surge and the wobble and the wind, that s not only a scenario that we re watching for the big bend, but even down into tampa and into st. pete clear water, you know. the change and the wind direction, how the storm comes up to the north is also going a play a role in where we re expecting to see the worst of the storm surge impacts there. tampa, bay, you know, very susceptible, the most vulnerable place in the country to take on storm surge and if we get things like up just right, now you re talking a really dangerous scenario for people who you know, in a lot of ways have been spared the worst in the last couple of times. ian: yeah, jane, i was just taking a closer look. does it appear that the right side of this fo ....
Really racial progress, progress along gender lines, you can have people who don t like that who want to respond with political violence that, you know, can be inspired by political figures. certainly stoked by political figures. and that is a very real reality that i think more americans need to understand is on a continual in terms of the history of our country. this has been something that had been cyclical and something that we maybe find ourselves in the cycle of right now. ryan, what role did any of that have to play in this? some of us who knew of the proud boys and oath keepers prior to the events of january 6th knew them to be extremist groups with extremist grews in a country where people claim to have militias, even though it s outlawed. you can t be a militia in america. you can have a gun club. does this play a role in the ....
Anything like that. that s been negotiated by his attorneys. they re gonna come in, they re gonna allow him to be processed. and hill leave, as i ve read today, he is already established a fund, a 200 200,000 dollar fund. he ll be able to come in, be processed, fingerprinted, photographed, and turn around and leave. yeah. you point out that the secret service obviously, they re trying to protect the current and former president in virtually any scenario. this is a different scenario, although they ve now done it about four times. if you are in the secret service, i mean, are you prepared, really, for something like this? and i wonder, do you think that the venue here matters? the state, the location within the state, how does that play a role? it does play a role, but, secret service trains every day to protect their the president or the former president, wherever he goes. they build these same type of ....
Bowel, that can lead to someone dying. but again, you know, i want to be clear, that is unusual. if someone goes to the hospital, oftentimes, they can have this treated. it sounds like by the time she got to the hospital, it was so far along that they simply could not do anything for her. sanjay, one more question. the report also listed therapeutic and not dangerous levels of oxycodone. can medications like this play a role in what happened? i think there are two parts the question here. one is this idea, could you take so many of these medications that someone could have an overdose? that they stop breathing and that leads to their death? and is helping but the medical examiner is saying is that that did not happen in this case. on the other hand, though, medications, like opiates, if you have a small bowel problem, they slow down the motility and the movement of the small bowel. even more so. so was it the cause of death? no, that is what the medical ....
So it can happen, but these blockages as with result of scar tissue, but the idea that they lead to death, especially that quickly, was more unusual. it s really sad, the situation that unfolded there. the report also listed therapeutic and not dangerous levels of oxycontin. can medications like that play a role in something like this? it s interesting because i think when someone dies quickly, you think did a medication lead to that, did it interfere with their act to breathe on their own. that s not the case here, sounds like from the report. two ways it might contribute though. one is that what i just described earlier could be painful. and opioids, other medications can mask that pain. someone may go to the hospital a little bit later as a result. the second thing is, opioids can also further slow down your intestines. so a blockage that was already unfolding could have been made worse. but the idea that the opioids themselves led to the death, they are saying that is not happe ....