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On the record as to whether or not its worthy of our approval before it becomes binding. >> when you say you will look at it american people look at it there has been some discussion about showing congress sort of behind closed doors. its important to us. we ought to see it too. >> this is the biggest decision that any president will make in my lifetime. if we get this wrong and ayatollahs break out and obtain a nuclear capability create a nuclear arms race in the middle east. israel is in the c...

These thread-like strands embedded in every piece. >> i was saying, hmm, i wonder what that is. is this something thats important or, you know, what is this? it was something id never seen before, so it was my own curious nature that led me to pull it out of the sample and look for it in other samples. >> trace analyst, cassandra burk extracted these threads and viewed them at 40 times magnification. >> and as soon as i looked at them under the microscope, i could tell they were animal hairs. >>...

Humanitarian assistance? the magnitude of the crisis has overwhelmed our legal capacity. just the nations physical capacity to detain these children in a humane way and process them efficiently or get them through the system in a legal lly binding set of rules that have to be followed. all of that has broken down. the white house is requesting a $3.7 billion bill that would provide emergency funds, much for granular and specific purposes. to deal with the surge of people at the border. requests ...

Central america, turning themselves over to border guards and begging for some kind of humanitarian assistance? the magnitude of the crisis has overwhelmed our legal capacity. just the nations physical capacity to detain these children in a humane way and process them efficiently or get them through the system in a legally binding set of rules that have to be followed. all of that has broken down. the white house is requesting a $3.7 billion bill that would provide emergency funds, much for gran...

Before, so it was my own curious nature that led me to pull it out of the sample and look for it in other samples. >> trace analyst, cassandra burk extracted these threads and viewed them at 40 times magnification. >> and as soon as i looked at them under the microscope, i could tell they were animal hairs. >> prior to the 1940s, animal hairs were commonly used as a binding and strengthening agent in plaster. this meant the murder site was probably in a house built before 1940. unfortunately, th...

You stupid [ bleep ] doctor. >> reporter: crucial to the case, this letter from donald sterling dated may 22nd. his wife shelly claims it gives her the power to sell the team. >> in the may 22 letter, all it indicates is shelly has the right to discuss aspects of the sale with the nba. it never references a third party buyer. >> reporter: three weeks later, on june 9th, sterling changed his mind. that same day, shelly and former microsoft ceo, steve balmer, signed a binding, multibillion dollar ...

The immunity point was the pre-text the president used to withdraw before. it wasnt a reason the u.s. had to withdraw. it was a pre-text and the administrations observation is good. >> do you think this will keep the military advisors save prom the prosecution? >> i have not seen the terms but i dont think there is a difference from the sources of agreement and a diplomatic note. some say the status of forces agreement is legally binding but i think that is a meaningless difference. what will we...

Saying that it did not contribute to the accident. theyre actually blaming the flight crew and saying that they failed to monitor things like the air speed. thats boeings stance on all of this. of course, were going to hear what the ntsb has to say and when they do put out these recommendations, they will be just that, recommendations, not binding. >> renee marsh. despite international outrage, three al jazeera journalists accused of aiding the muslim brotherhood has been found guilty. they we...

It was something id never seen before, so it was my own curious nature that led me to pull it out of the sample and look for it in other samples. >> trace analyst, cassandra burk extracted these threads and viewed them at 40 times magnification. >> and as soon as i looked at them under the microscope, i could tell they were animal hairs. >> prior to the 1940s, animal hairs were commonly used as a binding and strengthening agent in plaster. this meant the murder site was probably in a house built...

The apartment where they were bound with duct tape. the killer left his prints on the sticky side of the tape. the garage was attached to the living area, so the killer could have put them into the truck without being seen. there was a gash on the calf of roxanne elliss leg, suggesting the killer cut her binding so she could get into the truck. he most likely killed them in the garage with a .25-caliber weapon, using something with blueish-green fibers as a silencer. he also left his shoe impres...