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>> heres where were coming from on this. we knew we had to take action on behalf of residents of our states, on behalf of our state interests. ill tell you what this meant for us. we had students that were overseas who literally could not get back into the country with this executive order. we had gifted research fellows from some of our major teaching hospitals who could not get back into this country. we had two college professors at the university of massachusetts couldnt get back to ma massa...

Special consisted of a two-week school to certify the agents. >> reporter: now their training is stretched over two years including graduate-level engineering courses. >> the agents have a better understanding now of kind of the scientific principles behind the post blast, or behind the blast. >> reporter: and scientific testing has accelerated. agents who collected evidence at the murrah building in 1995 -- [ explosion ] or at sincentennial olympic park in 1996 had to ship items off to i.d. tod...

I think what we need to do, carol, we need to separate the above-surface search with the plethora of maritime assets used over the past days from the subsurface because theyre very different. the airborne search has been operating at tempos and search tempos that are unsustainable. and theyre unsustainable from an air group perspective in terms of the fatigue and the human factor side. and theyre unsustainable from the engineering perspective. so the physicality, of having to service all of the ...

Didnt carry them. both have had three really close calls. so, when they left high school, they decided to invent a smaller, more portable device. >> this was about us trying to take our experience and then develop another option for these millions who are at risk. >> they tailored their college classes around the new invention they were designing. evan took engineering courses, eric took the premed route. after college, they started their company, intelliject. in a year, they approved the epinep...

Table. >> with the near-constant threat of an flaxs, the twins had to have eppie pens at all times, a pen that injects a medication. but they thought their epipens were too bulky and often didnt carry them. both had three very close calls. so, when they left high school, they decided to invent a smaller, more portable device. >> this was about us trying to take our experience and then develop another option for these millions who are at risk. >> they tailored their college classes around the new...

Be place at a special table at lunch to ensure there was no potential for contamination. >> have you an allergy, there is a stigma. are you weird or we were the weird kids at the end of the cafeteria table. >> with the near constant threat of anaphylaxis which is a severe life-threatening allergic reaction the twins had to have epipens at all times. it is a pen like device that inject a dose of ef neff trin and we both thought the epipens were too bulk and i often didnt carry them. both have had...

Of training maybe in college, maybe elsewhere, can do it. they can do -- probably would take a little bit of training, but if he took the right engineering courses and read the right books, key ghe could get . >> also trying to determine where he got the guns, the long rifle they had as well in the shoot-out. so all these questions obviously under investigation. tom, thanks very much. emotions are still raw at the university of massachusetts dartmouth where the 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev was ...