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Has arisen, maybe we ought to involve every member of congress. but we ought to be careful that we dont discuss practices that we employ that would help the enemy evade our detection and apprehension. >> senator rand paul called this surveillance -- the phone surveillance, an assault on the constitution. >> right. just prior to the boston bombing he said the battlefield was no longer in america. hes the only one that voted that iran must not be just contained in pursuit of nuclear weapons. i dis...

Space? joining us tom jones, a planetary scientist and a former nasa astronaut. tom, youve been working on such a plan talking about it with the united nations. tell us about it. >> well, at the united nations, jon, there is an effort to have international collaboration among the space agencies to share the resources and share information about the detection and warnings of asteroids in the future. with that warning information, the space agencies could collaborate on a deflection mission to war...

But despite our strong preference for the detection and prosecution of terrorists, sometimes this approach is foreclosed. al qaeda and its affiliates try to gain foothold in some of the most unforgiving places on earth. they take refuge in remote tribal regions. they hide in caves and walled compounds. they train in empty deserts and rugged mountains. in some of these places such as parts of somalia and yemen, the state only has the most ten wes reach into the territory. in other places the stat...

Determining beyond a reasonable doubt how many children met their demise as a result of these sunday late term abortions. >> bret: despite gosnells alleged steps to avoid detection, it is hard to believe that sooner or later his enterprise would not be found out. but it took 31 years and not for the reason you would think. that story, when we return.

An intelligent young woman. then jodi that cutting a mans head off and shooting him and stabbing him. i didnt meet that jodi. i spoke with, i believe she is suffering from a mental illness. that is the way i call it. >> megyn: congratulations, well done. joining me now, deception and detection. his name is phil houston. former senior member of the office of security for the c.i.a. he used to do this for a living. evaluate bad guys and terrorists and try on to report back to the feds. good grie...

Guns, for legalized plastic guns that can evade detection, which we know can now be 3-d printed even if it is crudely that they should be looking at the kinds of weaponry that could do more damage even against a military force. >> i think theyre going to look at the 3-d gun industry to the extent it exists or will exist as a new source of money. and i absolutely am confident that the nra is going to fight our efforts, under way today, to try to put regulations around the 3-d guns should they be ...

Learned that her husband may be responsible. here the law in massachusetts. on accessory after the fact. you have to prove the defendant after the commission of a felony harbors or con seats or maintains and assisted principal felon which would be tamerlan or his brother, knowing that he was an accessory with intent to escape detection. those are three very difficult legal hurdles to overcome? >> they are absolutely very difficult, but the issue is going to be, if charges are filed against her, ...

And we will tell the policy consumers and other analysts in the community both stories. you choose to believe what you choose to believe. but i dont know which one is accurate. >> the administration chooses to believe the connection. >> weve learned that iraq has trained al qaeda members in bomb making. in poisons. and deadly gasses. >> right up to the war and beyond, it remains a key administration argument for war. and the public largely trusts it to be true. >> if you look at all of the key p...

Anwar al al maliki. killed in yemen. another debate is taking place in yemen over what should be done to prevent infringement on our privacy. a topic addressed on tuesday. >> one of the dangers we face are self-radicalized individuals who are here in the united states. what more can we do on that threat, that is looming on the horizon is the work that can be done in terms of detection, but all of this has to be done in the context of our laws, due process. >> benjamin frank lynns observation tha...

Who are already here in the united states, in some cases may not be part of any kind of network, but because of whatever warped, twisted ideas they may have may decide to carry out an attack. those in some ways are more difficult to prevent. what ive done for months now is to indicate to our entire terrorism team what more can we do on that threat that is looming on the horizon. are there more things we can do whether its engaging with communities where theres the potential for self-radicalizati...