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Injured. >> bill neely, thank you so much for your reporting. im going to bring in malcolm nance, an nbc terror analyst. its terror, thats what theyre saying, malcolm, but we dont know why theyre saying that. we dont know, in the course, the three or four hours since this has happened, whether theyve had a chance to check out his online presence. obviously theres a whole issue of the hoax, that he was wearing a suicide vest. what are the things they would have looked at that would have said to t...

Charges against david camm for the murders of kimberly, bradley, and jill. >> with another trial looming, the defense team was intent on bringing sharply into focus a piece of evidence they believed would set david free. the gray sweatshirt with the unknown male dna. back in 2001 the prosecution said there was no match. but sam lockhart wanted to run it again. >> in case this guy was arrested and youve got new dna in the database, would you run this? >> no, we cant take it. >> we start saying pl...

Bruising on her toes. her shoes were on top of the bronco. her pants had been removed. and boneys sweatshirt with his dna was at the crime scene. and it turns out, that dna had been in the database three years before the murders. >> it took one hour and one email to find charles boney. that couldve been done in 2002, had prosecutor faith done it. >> and youd think on a case on which, you know, children and a mom are murdered, ambushed in a garage that they would bend over backwards to do it righ...

Defense attorney, mike mcdaniel, had recognized the sweatshirt as prison issue. >> in the collar of the sweatshirt is the word, "backbone." and im thinking, "okay. thats a nickname." >> tests on that sweatshirt revealed dna from various people, including an unknown male. but the prosecutor said there was no match when that male dna was run through the national database. still it seemed to be a breakthrough for team david. proof that someone else was in the garage that night. >> we knew that that...

Just like 2 months or something like that and it definitely was detrimental to you know there was no way of getting anywhere. its almost unthinkable in many parts of the world but here landlords are able to access the past of bad tenants with a few simple clicks a systematic surveillance system that has been denounced by martin vic bright a lawyer and defense attorney for tenants. so. this database is a public database and anyone can go onto this database and look at it and you can search by nam...

November 30th so we will be celebrating his passing, the first year anniversary this saturday. he leaves behind a great legacy calling on all americans to live a successful life as defined by serving others. >> dana: maria you are certainly one of these people. tell us about means database and how you created it and how you came about to get this reward? >> i started building memes is an eighth grader in iowa. folks make food for a living. when they have extra instead of throwing it away or they...

A customer offering an artwork we do something very typical its called provenance research we find out where has been from the moment it has been made to the moment we would sell it and then we get help from the register which is a database and it has all the stolen artworks in it so we can look them up and of course the police does help us too with everything stone. well thats it for me on the business team here. more business and features photo website e.w. dot com slash business thank you for...

Your voice, your face, and other kinds of data that can be stored in the massive chinese database which they admit themselves, theyve already got. that may not be the main threat. the main threat is that china can show it can beat facebook at its own game. they are now a billion users of this tiktok app worldwide, tucker. thats happened in just two years. a lot of venture capital, as you know -- i explain in my book, we talked to the chinese how they grow their technology companies to be our own...

Police working to find a motive. the largest study ever funded by the federal government reveals all mass shooters over the past 50 years have four things in common. co-founder of the violence project in minneapolis today. thank you for coming on and sharing the results of your study. hear are the four categories your group has determined. childhood trauma, a personal crisis or specific grievance. examples that validate their beliefs and access to a firearm. you co-authored the study. what did y...

Recalled a name, justin hanson. with that blood they thinked hanson to the crime. he was convicted and sentenced to 18 years in prison. >> going forward the number of cold cases will decrease and also active cases can potentially be solved more quickly. cases wont have to go cold. >> it costs about $3,000, but the results can mean authorities spend less time and manpower to solve a case. dna cant reveal a persons age, so it estimates what a person would look like based on how long ago the crime ...