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Committed crimes by june 1st, even if the feds order the city not to do it. here now attorneys and fox news analyst lis wiehl and kimberly guilfoyle. lis the bill author of the big "thriller" heart of ice. you worked as a city prosecutor, right. >> yes, did i. >> it has to do with the secure communities program. what is the secure communities program? >> its a comprehensive plan federal plan to identify and remove criminal aliens from the community. its also based on the level and severity of th...

Computer system. national democrat data base. they notify the city and counsel and say. >> bill: hold that person. >> ice hold, detainer on that individual. you deal with the crime they have committed there were going to deal with their status. >> bill: so this police chief of san francisco hennessey says blank you, federal government. >> county sheriff. >> as of june 1st were not doing anymore. >> bill: why does chief hennessey not want to do it? >> because its a sanctuary city. >> bill: were n...

Clues, well. the technology can even distinguish between identical twins. some of these measurements, the department of your eye socket, those things do not change. we dont know what specific technology was used to identify bin laden, so we started with comparing a recent picture -- >> im capturing an image now. >> to a data base of images that already exist. >> its going to query the watch list now. we have two matches came up. two of your images match this. and theres a score that goes along w...

They knew what the outside looked like. well tell you how they managed to get in there and figure out what to do once they got inside. its 53 minutes after the hour. >> its quiet in professor jings lab. dont be fooled. his team is hard at work, using computer keystrokes in the fight against crime. >> we are working in the area called biometric recognition. goal is to identify a person based on body character tests, could be fingerprints, face. >> matching data bases helps shrink the pool of susp...

Second. were grabbing the left. >> if i dont get the other one -- open your eyes wide. ok, there we go. we got it. >> ok, so i have -- now im searching. there he is. so -- theres brians information. >> youre not going to give that to the government for some data base now, are you, tom? >> well, i dont know. >> think about how quick this would be in airports. think how quick it would be in customs. in, out, in, out. >> this has great application in many different areas where you need to identify ...

Commonly for identifying people. >> reporter: they designed and manufactured a hand-held device seek-2. its a sophisticated tool that special operations forces ensure theyve got the right man. >> this is a full windows xp computer, that will capture fingerprints, it can capture facial images, it also opens up and captures iris images. >> reporter: its much quicker than waiting for dna comparison. according to a senior defense department official, chances are are the navy s.e.a.l.s used this tool...

>> ok? so the presumption is the u.s. military had somewhere on record usama bin ladens fingerprints. >> first, i dont know if this is the gear that was used. >> something like this. >> but they would have had to have the biometric data of who theyre trying to match in the data base. >> if i ask you where this was five years ago, it wasnt out there. this is new. >> this is new technology. this has to be totally comprehensive. we have to give everyones irises, correct? or thumbprints or fingerpri...

Process of collecting other materials to make a confirmation on the identity. i was told that the facial recognitions were done, a fancy way of saying that the seal gathered information about the nose, the mouth, the ears, many people dont realize that the ear is as individual or distinguishable as your fingerprint. also, his height, all of this could be matched against a data base held by the u.s. intelligence community and that final piece, sort of the gold standard for identification, which w...

Holly bobos home. that is currently being tested by the tbi. then on friday, a major break in this case. they found hollys lunch bag. they would not say where they found it but reports 8 miles away from where she went missing. >> shepard: tennessee bureau of investigation. scott maddeus the correspondent. thank you. the president of online dating site match.com is announcing the company will start screening its users against national sex offender registry. we reported last week about a woman who...

Love you or who may harm you. alisyn: sort of, but -- >> its basically a factual question, that a jury will decide, reasonableness of expectation is for a jury, not for a judge. alisyn: heres what i think, she may have a case, though you of course are expert, shes suing them to install a sex offender screening program that would scan a members background through a data base. that isnt so hard. plug in somebodys social security or name, and if they pop up as having a conviction, a sex offense con...