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Where in most of his devices, he created the circuitry. and it was not through a timer like many bombers use. he actually took the time to create the mechanism to create the circuits. and that made it really difficult for investigators. >> he built his own switches for the bombs from hickory. and when he bought batteries, he would peel off the covers of the batteries so we wouldnt be able to go back and trace where those batteries might have been purchased. >> there was no evidence that would le...

Like many bombers use. he actually took the time to create the mechanism to create the circuits. and that made it really difficult for investigators. >> he built his own switches for the bombs from hickory. and when he bought batteries, he would peel off the covers of the batteries so we wouldnt be able to go back and trace where those batteries might have been purchased. >> there was no evidence that would lend itself to take us to a particular manufacturer, vendor, sales documents, a persons n...

Floor. so and it is -- even though that is where it is so much more fair that you majority rule because a lot of rules they have there and there is still ways that a minority can tie things up in the senate, which we could get to if we have time, so the minority party still has -- still has some tools in the box. >> one of those tools is you could dig it from the floor, you can go to the committee level, and at the committee level they could boycott meetings and they can, you know -- >> also in ...

But all in all we owe him thanks. >> mary, how about you? >> my hit goes to breakthroughs in medical research, particularly in the area of brain science. the first is that we made some mayor progress and advances in understanding and working toward the treatment in parkinsons disease. just in december, a professor of neurology at emery university won a prize from silicon valley, a breakthrough prize for his work on understanding the circuits that go bonkers with parkinsons disease. and this goes...

Stones throw away from where the world trade center stood. so if theres an argument, as was made beforehand, that this technology might have prevented a 9/11 episode, you know this judge or any judge sitting in that courtroom is going to rule in favor of this technology. thats the issue. could this have prevented it? thats where the arguments are coming in. some say it had nothing to do with it whether we collected all this data. others, nsa says, oh, yes, we could have prevented how we collecte...

Thanks. >> mary, how about you? >> my hit goes to breakthroughs in medical research, particularly the area of brain science. the first is we made some major progress in working towards the treatment of parkinsons disease. in december, a professor of neurology won a prize from silicon valley, a breakthrough prize, for his work on understanding the circuits that go bonkers with parkinsons disease. this goes straight to the treatment of the disease. >> very exciting developments on the science fron...

Theres a circuitry involved. where in most of his devices, he created the circuitry. and it was not through a timer like many bombers use. he actually took the time to create the mechanism to create the circuits. and that made it really difficult for investigators. >> he built his own switches for the bombs from hickory. and when he bought batteries, he would peel off the covers of the batteries so we wouldnt be able to go back and trace where those batteries might have been purchased. >> there ...

Create the mechanism to create the circuits. and that made it really difficult for investigators. >> he built his own switches for the bombs from hickory. and when he bought batteries, he would peel off the covers of the batteries so we wouldnt be able to go back and trace where those batteries might have been purchased. >> there was no evidence that would lend itself to take us to a particular manufacturer, vendor, sales documents, a persons name on a purchase order. there wasnt anything like t...

Marrow donation. they basically said bloodloo donation can be compensated. this is essentially the same. it is an arbitrary distinction to be banning this. >> and one of the most liberal circuits in the country sided with the family and said,urt look, this -- given theloo progress thats been made for this kind of transplant, it no longer was the intention of the organ donation act, it was no longer applying to this sot they can go ahead. the administration didntnd appeal that ruling, did it? >> ...

How we read the free exercise clause. at issue is a split in the circuits. one circuit, the tenth, says corporations are persons and they built that on the rather controversial 2010 decision in citizens united. and what the court said if they have speech rights, they also have religious rights. the third circuit rule that had they dont. both of those cases have now been accepted.that had they dont. both of those cases have now been accepted. not only would the the success of the case off the ten...