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And the assessment that it was an al qaeda compound in the military war zone was correct. secondly, with respect to the near certainty standard, with respect to not having civilian casualties, in that case here it turns out not to be correct. and thats why the president asked for a review. >> but is it a failure in intelligence. >> i said the protocols were followed and it was accurate with respect to whether or not this was an al qaeda facility. but in fact there were hostages being held there....

Suddenly intel guys military guys are saying we cant make that public. >> it takes a civilian government and a strong leader to say, we can talk about what we are doing. >> we tried to fight world war ii by the standards of perfection and perfect accuracy being sought now, we couldnt have fought the war. ive been reading that long wonderful history. the number of mistakes and blunders is breathtaking. yet one won the war and everybody looks back on it as a good war. they held the white house c...

And suddenly intel guys cant make that public cant make that public and then its a pretty small -- >> it takes strong leaders to say this is a democracy. >> we fought world war ii with the perfect accuracy that is being sought now, we couldnt fight the war. im reading the long wonderful history of world war ii. the number of mistakes and blunders is breathtaking and yet we won the war and everybody looks back at it as a good war. >> thank you, panel. see you next week. well they held the white...

Test the really incredible thing about this is that the test is $249. testing for this panel of genes typically costs $3,000 to $4,000 depending on the lab thats used. so its just incredible to be able to offer patients access to knowledge about their genetic makeup at such a low cost. >> such a low cost indeed. how reliable are these tests in terms of accuracy? because if for example someone comes back with a positive result that person may actually panic and be very concerned and automatically...

With everyone else. and you know that -- thats not comedy when it comes to native american stereo types because were always poretrayed as the drunk indian. >> so netflix, which is set to release the film next year the movie has ridiculous in the title for a reason because it is ridiculous. its a broad satire of western movies and the stereo types they popularized featuring a diverse cast that is not only part of but in on the joke. toure is host of "the cycle" and joins me to talk about this. he...

Which we have been told compounds for example in which we have been told there is a high value target. who it is is not entirely clear. when we were to get the -- we werent entirely certain that he was there. it was not suggested necessarily that he was there. just that there was an extremely high valued target. >> how do we change that or how does the united states assess it and be more clear with intelligence on knowing who is inside a particular compound? >> it is really interesting. we focus...

>> youll receive an e-mail when your sample has been received at the lab and another e-mail when your results are ready. >> reporter: the new test just $249. many other tests for the brca gene ten times more expensive and often not covered by insurance. its the kind of access jolie has pushed for, triggering the angelina effect, an avalanche of interest in genetic testing. the star telling george stephanopoulos even she was surprised. >> i was stunned that the discussion broadened and that docto...

Were going to fight back, but were going to also try to make sure that our campaign and hillary stay focused, as she talked about, talking about issues talking about peoples concerns. i mean you raise some of the concerns and some of the questions that have already been raised about schweizer and his accuracy shall we say. and he even admitted -- and this is one of the things i think is really important. he has admitted he has no proof. and b, makes these insinuations that are partisan-fueled fi...

Simply because theres a bad outcome. when you use force on someone, with no malice at all, there can be a bad ending. people can have medical emergencies, run into traffic. it is a violent process sometimes to we have to keep our equilibrium. its not dispositive that theres wrong doing because someone is injured or dies during the course of the arrest. >> what would be the process here to try to ascertain what happened and whether the rules were followed? >> its been a week and the mayor is pers...

Geography and using a police radio. gun certification records reveal his accuracy scores range from 16 during one test to 95 during another out of a maximum 100. a spokesperson says the sheriffs office is still searching for more paperwork but insists bates was properly trained. attorneys for the family of eric harris say the records released so far are incomplete and do not prove that bates was adequately trained. bates is charged with second degree manslaughter and, craig, hes expected to be a...