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Them. >> bret: peter, thank you. up next, a drone forces another major airport to suspend flights. we will take a look at a growing problem. first, heres what some of our affiliates around the country are covering. police have a suspect in custody in the sexual assault of a incapacitated woman who gave birth to a baby, lacey dna testing of a nurse employed at the long-term care facility led to the arrest of this man. between 9-year-old victim had been in incapacitated from the age of three and g...

Combat crimes against children, gang crimes and terrorism. >> while justice department prosecutors to the crime solvers to a virtual standstill. dna testing in some cases it is not being timely performed, some trial subpoenas are not being served. crime investigations and panels are slowing down, perpetrators remain at large. the shutdown is also slowing the security apparatus, the coast guard, the only branch of the military not receiving pay says enough is enough. >> members of the armed force...

>> the officers were driving through the neighborhood and they got a hit on the plate. >> i get a phone call, from patrol, advising they located anna moses car, a couple streets away from her house. >> the officer on the scene told the detectives he could see what appeared to be a blood stain in the car. >> how many blood stains did you find? >> three areas. the seat bottom. the seat back. and the center console. >> what else did you find? >> a red bull can and a cigarette butt. >> did anna smok...

>> but if they told you the sun comes up in the east, you get a second opinion. >> 10, 15 years later, i think 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 testified to. >> and then there were expert witnesses, like this pathologist who said that dna testing had advanced so much in the years since hannahs death that now they could detect dennys dna in blood droplets in hannahs pants discarded in that trash bag. and e...

Virus or fungus has to be identified genetically through d.n.a. testing. its a laborious process. we all know the gene data looks confusing if you dont know how to read it in our view but ruben hurtles results are clear cut. here then what you can see here is that our patient with serious a topic dermatitis has a lot of stuff glorious on his skin and this red bar here thats it in fact that for compare this to results from a healthy subject the picture there is much more colorful a mass how it sh...

Virus or fungus has to be identified genetically through d.n.a. testing. and. its a laborious process. and we all know the gene data looks confusing if you dont know how to read it. but reuben heard once results are clear cut the. best way here then you can see here is that our patient with serious a topic dermatitis has a lot of stuff laureus on his skin this red bar here thats it in fact that for compare this to results from a healthy subject the picture there is much more colorful a mass how ...

And throughout our lives the microbiome const. interacts with the environment we pass our microbes along to objects people and animals and received terrorism returned to healthy microbiome researchers believe is stable because its diverse. cloudier title hoffman is now trying to determine who can handle exact microbial makeup. thats no easy task because there is no way to distinguish between species under a microscope. each bacteria virus or fungus has to be identified genetically through d.n.a....

>> jeans on and just a little shirt. something that a college student would wear. >> were you armed? >> yes. >> and you were wearing a wire? >> yes. >> hi. are you chris? >> yes. >> hi. my name is nicole anderson. im from the college sports magazine. >> officer sandelli was posing as a student reporter complete with a phony press pass. she knocked on chriss front door. chris had talked to a student reporter from lynsies college in the past about the case. >> did you use your real name? >> no, i ...

I want to really quickly show you a clip of the elizabeth warren q&a that i mentioned earlier where she answered her first question in her town hall in iowa about pocahontas or about the dna situation. take a listen. >> why did you undergo the dna testing and give donald trump more fodder to be a bull? >> yeah, well -- you know, im glad you asked that question. i am not a person of color. i am not a citizen of a tribe. tribal citizenship is very different from ancestry. >> i have a feeling shes ...

She did it before. thats something to remember. and now after 2018, we saw some historic turnouts. we saw historic turnouts we hadnt seen in decades. voters have been really clear about what they want. they want an alternative, a real alternative to donald trump. i think you can get that in someone like elizabeth warren. i dont think we should sleep on her. i think she will be competitive. i dont know who will win the democratic primary, but i do think that she will indeed be competitive. >> how...