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Are probably correct, but probably out of the mainstream. >> i dont know how this jibes with his policy. any allies he gained with passing first step will probably be a set back by this. >> i disagree. i think its two separate, death penalty cases are distinctly different. if you read the specific instances -- im not saying its justified or not, but the specific instances of these five individuals, its incredibly heinous. >> and it will never happen again? >> no, im not saying that. death penalt...

Make a comment that drives us all crazy. its possible that people voted for bernie more because he was theçó lesser ofw3 two lesse1 li candidates as opposed to him being entirely about a movement and now that hes competing with people who have thee1 same or tppositions to drive them away, youre seeing that he did start a movementok but it was smaller1 than expected and he doesnt have the corner of the market. i mean, elizabeth warren has been very interesting. shes a case study on two fronts. ...

In the restaurant? >> im kind of back in a corner, yeah. >> he watched the student have a few drinks, and when he left, the detective snagged the dirty beer mugs and sent them out for dna testing. the results would take weeks, leaving a town full of young people on edge. >> dads and moms were telling their college age kids, be alert everywhere you go. go with people when you go out. dont be alone. and thats a frightening order to give anybody. >> frightening, but sound advice, because in this ca...

That it only struck the brains frontal lobe, which can absorb injury better, especially in the very young. >> less than 3 years old, the brains ability to repair is truly remarkable. >> after a delicate 3 1/2 hour surgery, he was encouraged by comparative scans of ericas brain. the bullet and brain fragments in the pre-op image were gone. despite the repair, brain injuries are unpredictable and dr. moriarty urged caution. >> next few days in the icu would be critical. >> shell casing. >> at the ...

Past and yet it is being fraudulently abused right now and it is part of what is causing the crisis at the border. >> sandra: those asylum seekers must now show that they applied somewhere else first, a safe country first, david. >> what the administration is seeking to do is make asylum what it is supposed to be, not a better economic reason to come here. we saw or some reports this weekend about dna testing shows many of the families who are claiming to be families arent actually relatives who...

Quisenberry was interviewed first and said he knew nothing about the crime. as the interrogation wore on, he started blaming the man in the other room. >> why dont you tell me why you killed her. and how he did it. >> i wasnt there. but i know he did it. >> but detective arnold knew something quisenberry did not. he had scooped up his smoked down marlboros for dna testing. bingo, they matched a cigarette butt. >> he claimed he wasnt there but you have dna. >> i collected those cigarette butts an...

What did you hear? >> they were in the bedroom. >> did you know what was going on in that bedroom? >> i had kind of a good idea. i knew they were [ bleep ] around. when i heard her make weird sounds, i just said [ bleep ] this, i dont want to be a part of any crime scene and left. >> if they told you the son was going to come up youd get a second opinion. >> 13 years later you look at somebody for who they are when they come before you. the jury can believe some, all or none of what these people...

Taking are dangerous. the smugglers and coyotes are making billions of dollars transporting these peopleful i have to -- these people. i have to change the narrative. to my democratic friends, we will vote on my bill. i will meet you halfway. we will do things for central america, but were not going to turn our back on this problem any longer. maria: one of the issues is that they are renting their children in places like guatemala and eel salvador so people can come over the border with a child...

Whole area for us, and they actually located the second campsite. and we entered and we found a citation in the name of noel stevens. so we were at the right place. >> reporter: so they spread out. kept looking. and pretty soon, one of them called out. >> about 175 feet from the tent, he found a bush. and under the bush he saw a pair of rolled up denim jeans that appeared to him to have blood on them. >> we put those in for immediate dna testing. >> how did that come back? >> it was shauna tiaff...

Ajayis home. detectives discovered what appeared to be a freshly-doug site behind ajayis garage. during the forensic excavation of the site, police located a human bone, charred muscular tissue, part of a scalp with hair, a cell phone, and other charred personal items. furthermore, in an alleyway adjacent to ajayis home, investigators located charred black fabric, buckles, and other items of evidentiary value. dna testing of the muscular tissue returned a profile consistent with a dna profile ob...