TOYOTA RECALL LATEST Toyota is going on the offensive as it tries to undercut allegations that its electronics systems caused the sudden acceleration problems that led to the recall of more than 8 million vehicles. In a webcast today, Toyota will aim to debunk the scenario created by David Gilbert, a professor at Southern Illinois University who told Congress that he was able to recreate sudden acceleration in a Toyota vehicle by manipulating its electronics. Today's move is part of a broad campaign by the Japanese automaker to discredit critics, repair its damaged reputation, and begin restoring trust in its vehicles. Toyota is planning a Monday webcast to show the SIU Professors "fault" wasn't a Toyota issue... Say it is reproducable on a wide range of vehicles from several manufacturers. * REMINDER * Toyota Satellite Webcast Advisory * NEW TESTING RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT GILBERT DEMONSTRATION ON ALLEGED UNINTENDED ACCELERATION Monday, March 8 @ 1:00 p.m. EST Independent and Toyota engineers will duplicate the demonstration referenced by Prof. David Gilbert of Southern Illinois University in his Congressional testimony. This presentation will show that the sequence and nature of manipulated faults in the Gilbert demonstration are completely unrealistic under real-world conditions and can easily be reproduced on a wide range of vehicles made by other manufacturers. Members of the media will have the opportunity to ask questions at the conclusion of the presentation. WHO: Dr. Chris Gerdes, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University and Director, Center for Automotive Research at Stanford (CARS) Dr. Subodh Medhekar, Principal Engineer, Exponent Kristen Tabar, General Manager of Electronics Systems, Toyota Technical Center, Ann Arbor WHAT: Technical review of the demonstration referenced by Prof. Gilbert in his Congressional Testimony. WHEN: Monday, March 8 at 1:00 p.m. (EST)/10 a.m. (PST)

A SPRINGFIELD JURY HAS BEEN OUT THREE DAYS DELIBERATING THE FATE OF A VA NURSE ACCUSED OF KILLING PATIENTS.

We are going to have them RE-FEED the top after it ends. There will be Toyota b-roll after the event ends, then they will play the top again. TOYOTA RECALL LATEST Toyota is going on the offensive as it tries to undercut allegations that its electronics systems caused the sudden acceleration problems that led to the recall of more than 8 million vehicles. In a webcast today, Toyota will aim to debunk the scenario created by David Gilbert, a professor at Southern Illinois University who told Congress that he was able to recreate sudden acceleration in a Toyota vehicle by manipulating its electronics. Today's move is part of a broad campaign by the Japanese automaker to discredit critics, repair its damaged reputation, and begin restoring trust in its vehicles. Toyota is planning a Monday webcast to show the SIU Professors "fault" wasn't a Toyota issue... Say it is reproducable on a wide range of vehicles from several manufacturers. * REMINDER * Toyota Satellite Webcast Advisory * NEW TESTING RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT GILBERT DEMONSTRATION ON ALLEGED UNINTENDED ACCELERATION Monday, March 8 @ 1:00 p.m. EST Independent and Toyota engineers will duplicate the demonstration referenced by Prof. David Gilbert of Southern Illinois University in his Congressional testimony. This presentation will show that the sequence and nature of manipulated faults in the Gilbert demonstration are completely unrealistic under real-world conditions and can easily be reproduced on a wide range of vehicles made by other manufacturers. Members of the media will have the opportunity to ask questions at the conclusion of the presentation. WHO: Dr. Chris Gerdes, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University and Director, Center for Automotive Research at Stanford (CARS) Dr. Subodh Medhekar, Principal Engineer, Exponent Kristen Tabar, General Manager of Electronics Systems, Toyota Technical Center, Ann Arbor WHAT: Technical review of the demonstration referenced by Prof. Gilbert in his Congressional Testimony. WHEN: Monday, March 8 at 1:00 p.m. (EST)/10 a.m. (PST)

more on the VA Nurse whose being indicted on charges of killing four patients by lethal injection in Hampton, New Hampshire.

We are going to have them RE-FEED the top after it ends. There will be Toyota b-roll after the event ends, then they will play the top again (THE LAST 58 MINUTES) TOYOTA RECALL LATEST Toyota is going on the offensive as it tries to undercut allegations that its electronics systems caused the sudden acceleration problems that led to the recall of more than 8 million vehicles. In a webcast today, Toyota will aim to debunk the scenario created by David Gilbert, a professor at Southern Illinois University who told Congress that he was able to recreate sudden acceleration in a Toyota vehicle by manipulating its electronics. Today's move is part of a broad campaign by the Japanese automaker to discredit critics, repair its damaged reputation, and begin restoring trust in its vehicles. Toyota is planning a Monday webcast to show the SIU Professors "fault" wasn't a Toyota issue... Say it is reproducable on a wide range of vehicles from several manufacturers. * REMINDER * Toyota Satellite Webcast Advisory * NEW TESTING RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT GILBERT DEMONSTRATION ON ALLEGED UNINTENDED ACCELERATION Monday, March 8 @ 1:00 p.m. EST Independent and Toyota engineers will duplicate the demonstration referenced by Prof. David Gilbert of Southern Illinois University in his Congressional testimony. This presentation will show that the sequence and nature of manipulated faults in the Gilbert demonstration are completely unrealistic under real-world conditions and can easily be reproduced on a wide range of vehicles made by other manufacturers. Members of the media will have the opportunity to ask questions at the conclusion of the presentation. WHO: Dr. Chris Gerdes, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University and Director, Center for Automotive Research at Stanford (CARS) Dr. Subodh Medhekar, Principal Engineer, Exponent Kristen Tabar, General Manager of Electronics Systems, Toyota Technical Center, Ann Arbor WHAT: Technical review of the demonstration referenced by Prof. Gilbert in his Congressional Testimony. WHEN: Monday, March 8 at 1:00 p.m. (EST)/10 a.m. (PST)

OPENING STATEMENTS IN THE MURDER TRIAL OF A NURSE ACCUSED OF FOUR MURDERS AT A VA MEDICAL CENTER.

A NURSE WHO'S ALLEGED TO HAVE KILLED FOUR PEOPLE AND ATTEMPTED TO KILL THREE OTHERS IN A VA HOSPITAL GOES ON TRIAL.

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A NURSE ACCUSED OF KILLING PATIENTS AT A VA HOSPITAL GOES ON TRIAL.

NURSE CONVICTED OF KILLING PATIENTS TO IMPRESS BOYFRIEND.

THE NURSE CONVICTED OF KILLING FOUR PATIENTS AWAITS HER SENTENCE.

A NURSE IN MASSACHUSETTS AWAITS SENTENCING FOR MURDERING FOUR OF HER PATIENTS.

Nurse caught killing patients with fatal injections.