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Basically told us we needed to look at a robbery that had occurred in montgomery, alabama. >> the call, it later turned out, was from lee boyd malvo. was he just bragging or hoping to get caught? no one knows, but it was a critical break. >> he didnt identify himself as the sniper or he says you just got to look at that. >> i called montgomery, alabama. i said did you have a shooting at a liquor store, and they said, yeah, one individual was killed. one was seriously wounded. >> the only evidenc...

>> the call, it later turned out, was from lee boyd malvo. was he just bragging or hoping to get caught? no one knows, but it was a critical break. >> he didnt identify himself as the sniper or he says you just got to look at that. >> i called montgomery, alabama. i said did you have a shooting at a liquor store, and they said, yeah, one individual was killed. one was seriously wounded. >> the only evidence is a set of fingerprints. >> ran it against the national database, including immigration ...

>> this one for baseball. >> reporter: after-school activity, boy scouts. favorite tv show, "avatar: the last airbender." >> i really like this. so i told my mom to make my hair like that. >> reporter: adhd. its the last data point about 9-year-old matthew that would likely end up in a data base his school started using this year. and that worries his mother. >> beware. >> reporter: a few public school systems across the country are partnering with a non-profit called enbloom. the companys techn...

Poisoning. millions in social security money going to dead people? it turns out this is actually happening. an inspector general for the agency found $31 million of tax dollars was going to more than 1,500 people who arent even alive. to make matters worse, the agency had death certificate information on each person in the governments data base. the social security administration says it now plans to make changes. you think? make some changes after that one? >>steve: no kidding. dead people ca...

>> johnsons death brings the entire case home to montgomery county. >> i can remember just thinking here back. >> police find another note in the woods. >> we knew that if we could engage them, we would be that much closer to them either screwing up or making another mistake that would help us catch them. >> they did exactly what we asked them to do. they started writing us letters. they started calling. >> one of the phone calls basically told us we needed look at a robbery that had occurred in...

At a robbery that had occurred in montgomery, alabama. >> the call, it later turned out, was from leboyd malvo. was he just bragging or hoping to get caught? no one knows, but it was a critical break. >> he didnt identify himself as the sniper or he says you just got to look at that. >> i called dumont fwomry, alabama. i said did you have a shooting at a liquor store, and they said, yeah, one individual was killed. one was seriously wounded. >> the only evidence is a set of fingerprints. >> agai...

Kader here, police heard a splash under this bridge. his body washed up down stream two days later. 30 years ago there was no dna testing. now there is. so new evidence. remember those two human hairs found inside 11-year-old patrick baltizars shirt? in 2007 the hair fragments were sent to the fbis dna laboratory in qauntico, virginia. the result? the lab said it found this dna sequence in only 29 out of more than 1,100 samples of african-american hairs in its database. less than 3%. most import...

That you had with the director of the nsa, general keith alexander. >> prior to 9/11 there was phone messages from yemen which you did not have the capacity to follow through on which perhaps could have prevented the 9/11 attack. general alexander, or mr. joyce, could you explain how the attack could have been prevented? >> what we dont know, going back in time, is the phone call between yemen and there. if we would have had the reasonable suspicion standard, wed have to look at that. assuming t...

>> let me start by saying i would much rather be here debating this point than trying to explain how we failed to prevent another 9-11. >> those programs by millions of americans and monitor international internet abuse helped plot some 50 terrorist attacks since 9-11 including one that targeted the new york stock exchange. the majority of these appear to be overseas. while they do need a court order to listen in on telephone calls the decision to collect data whom you are calling and when is wi...

Firearms out of their hands. the shop i worked in did an incredible job of doing background checks on people. they ran all the specs they had to. >> it was in virginia. >> fredericksburg, they did everything to the letter of the law. more than other shops. they were great, this part of the puzzle is one that is missing doing background checks on people. >> how lax is it in reality? >> i mean, in terms of somebody like that who has mental problems, its very lax because none of that is reported, n...