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Stealing computer files from an adversary because they couldnt imagine computer. they couldnt necessarily have imagined wiretapping, because we had no wires in 1789. so what they did is they put in a phrase that the english had used and that have adapted over a period of centuries that take into account that the idea of high crimes and misdemeanors is to get at things that people in office used to strike at the very heart of our democracy. >> and professor, in your written testimony, you mention...

Involved burglarizing and stealing computer files from an adversary because they couldnt have imagined computers. they couldnt necessarily have imagined wiretapping because we had no wires in 1789. so what they did is they put in a phrase that the english had used and that had adapted over a period of centuries to take into account that the idea of high crimes and misdemeanors is to get at things that people in office use to strike at the very heart of our democracy. >> professor, in your writte...

Premises was raided in stoke and computer files were seized. here is what he had to say after that event. >> ive been born and bred in england and all of the community knows me and ask you if, they know that label is what they are putting on the terrorist and this and that. they know im no terrorist. >> they believe this is the act of a lone criminal of usman khan and nothing to suggest a conspiracy. general election is looming here and takes place in less than two weeks in britt so a highly cha...

Responsible men and we hope to be united international response to these from the tank. and see our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome but we begin the day with whistleblower edward snowden his new book and his not so new wish to go home in 2013 snowden became a household name around the world when he smuggled top secret computer files from the us government and leaked them to reporters how and why he did that is not what youre really learned in his new book ...

Arabias oil production who the rebels in yemen say they did it the u.s. is blaming iran accusations aplenty whats missing is the proof. at the moment with still assessing what happened and who is responsible for the attacks once this is being stepped least we will discuss with our partners how to proceed new responsible manner we hope i mean 1008 international response to these from the tank. lets see our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome but we begin the da...

That, kalish argued because they only had eyes for tony. >> they just let it slide. let it slide because they got their man. >> reporter: on the night of the murder, kalish said, tony was at home alone watching an "indiana jones" marathon on tv. as for the late night destruction of all those computer files. kalish says that was just an unfortunate coincidence. >> its just -- just -- normal that he decided to -- to do -- to do it at that time. >> what time did he delete the material? >> its -- i ...

How do you think he got to new jersey? >> oh, he definitely got to new jersey by car. and he definitely had help in some form. >> reporter: whats your theory? >> that particular form of help took is unknown, but there are many ways for an individual to get to new jersey without having a record of that trip made. >> reporter: the prosecutor argued that tony had plenty of time to make the 13 mile trip to teaneck and return in time to start destroying computer files. >> just hours later, as that bo...

The president also ordering flags to fly at half-staff till tuesday evening. eric: you mentioned they dont know the exact motive yet. the suspect is being described as disgruntled, not fired from the job. it does appear from the list of victims that these are a lot of people in his department, assuming he knew them personally and worked right alongside them. >> absolutely. what were his relationships like, not just in the days leading up, but in the weeks, the months, theres so much that investi...

No plans to spintroduce hand on flight simulator training of pilots of the troubled 737 max jets, the company proposing to bring pilots up to speed by way of computer based training program. that has led the potential to save time and money. pilot asks aviation analysts criticize boeing for failing to mandate simulator training for pilots in the wake of recent crashes of the lion air and ethiopian airline jets which killed 346 people. the faa has not yet announced its decision on final training ...

>> reporter: according to police, tonys car never moved again that night. how do you think he got to new jersey? >> oh, he definitely got to new jersey by car. and he definitely had help in some form. >> reporter: whats your theory? >> that particular form of help took is unknown, but there are many ways for an individual to get to new jersey without having a record of that trip made. >> reporter: the prosecutor argued that tony had plenty of time to make the 13 mile trip to teaneck and return i...