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Around thichl around. this is the south indian ocean. >> it is inhospitable. we have said this enough. it is remote. we have a large team deployed there. we do have the resources on site at the moment which is more positive. we are moving ahead. time is running out. again, getting to these objects and being able to identify them, you have more eyes out there that are going to be able to follow them back and working with the experts. >> it is surprising to me actually that they took this picture ...

Playing around for the fun of it for recreational purposes. they do want to see what exactly and where he did practice going on that simulator. it may or may not help. >> i want to bring in joseph caruso. he is the founder of global digital forensics. welcome, sir. how difficult is it to retrieve such information? >> well, it just depends on the state of the system. tom makes a good point. if the data is overwritten, it could be very difficult to recover, if impossible. there is a lot of softwar...

For the class action, "a" they were abuse i have and "b" they seized 10 million records including every stated judge in california may have been affected. every state employee may have been affected. politically controversial members of hollywood screen actors gild. they said they were rude and arrogant. agents wont give the data back? >> they wont give it back. they pleaded with them. it contains situation sexual problems, psychological things. they didnt care. it was complete contempt for the ...

landings in history. but for now, all eyes on this. the very first video of the curiosity landing, released today. the grainy video was shot onboard moments before touching down. john zarrella and chad myers join me now for more. so, john, lets start with you. you have been following the story very closely and are live at nasas jetropulsion laboratory in california. tell us about this new veo and what exactly are we seeing? >> reporter: well, in fact, zoraida, what were seeing in this ...

In minutes you hear from a former justice department official who believes white house had to know what was going joined by someone who was in the room when he said attorney general eric holder first learned about the botched guns operation. matthew miller. hes a former aide to the attorney general and former justice department spokesman. >> thank you for having me. lisa:. megyn: there is much controversy told congress that it was not until, i believe it was, early 2011. he first found out and c...

north carolina first gets hit on saturday, and then somewhere in new england after that, even in areas that dont get a direct hit though, theres the flooding damage, wind damage and power outages, a major pain. youre looking at live pictures from folly beach in south carolina. residents keeping an eye on irene. it could pass by though. they havent been told to leave though. they are urged to take precautions. evacuations are under way though in the north carolina outer banks. the gover...

Who focus on this sort of thing around the world. it is an arbitrary number. what they can say now, theyre starting to get some data back. because theyre testing people in the area. its not the most sophisticated testing. theyre using geiger counters around them, trying to get an idea of how much radiation exposure theyve had. best way to know if someone is exposed is if they start to develop any symptoms. but these counters at least seem to indicate the maximum amount of radiation poisoning peo...

Some, should they pay it or should they not, what should people do. >> so, generally, youre dealing with people, theres no honor there. even if you pay up, theres no guarantee theyll give you data back. you just dont any what youre paying for. hey, you encouraged this. >> its difficult if you cant move forward and youve got all of these people needing care. >> how difficult is it to trace the origin and ultimately apprehend those people behind this? >> i mean, the speed with which this spreads t...

Where the radar scan then failed as far as limitation was concerned. the airplane flew out of its radar range. >> military radar sounds fancy and sounds comprehensive but its actually not. you got no data back. could be any craft moving through that space. >> correct. all it does is get a skin paint, a primary target. it says something is out there. we dont know what it is and its not identified like the civilian radar interrogating the transponder. this is the track its moving on and well have ...

The fukushima daiichi plant which had the biggest problems. but how arbitrary is that? >> it seems very arbitrary. i talked to lots of experts both back in the states and people who focus on this sort of thing arent world. it is an arbitrary number. what they can say now, theyre starting to get some data back. because theyre testing people in the area. its not the most sophisticated testing. theyre using counters around them, trying to get an idea of how much radiation exposure theyve had. best ...