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>> douglas london is a former cia operations officer. hes also the author of "the recruit a, spying and the lost art of american intelligence", somebody well equipped to have this discussion. good to see you, doug. what are u.s. and military officials going to be looking for now that the balloons payload is down? how valuable might that payload be in an intel sense. >> well, the equipment they discover is going to allow them to do the forensics and deconstruction what the chinese were collecting...

We wouldve been able to maybe look at the vehicle at the time and see if there was any forensic evidence. shannon had been missing for days by the time of forensics team got a real look at the car. when they processed the chief, what did they find? was there anything there. >> well thats another interesting thing. they came to the conclusion, the crime scene people dead, that the car had been whiped down! >> so someone had made an effort to clean the car up? >> yes. >> shannons parents felt cert...

Airspace we couldve shot it down over open water. we couldve shot it down over very dense sparse parts of alaska permission to shut it down then. it leads me too believe possibly political decision was made by the white house not to do so for fear of interrupting their relationship with china. that is troubling if that is indeed the case. spinning we do not know much other than its over north carolina skies right now. which i would assume the eastward path continues its not that far from open wa...

Rogan at 8:44 p.m. it was never sent. forensics showed the last read text on pauls phone just minutes later at 8:48 and maggies last read text a minute later at 8:49 the defense asking rogan about the family dynamic. he describes loving relationships between all three. >> can you think of any circumstance that you can envision knowing them as you do where alex would brutally murder paul and maggie >> not that i can think of. >> reporter: prosecutors pushing back once more >> how long have you kn...

>> its going to be a very delicate balance. one, the state cant overplay their hand too much on that level of motive. as vinny said, its extraordinarily strange motive that were trying to bring up. what we are trying to say is, look at everything he did wrong. now that hes facing, you know, the fire on that, hes going to defer or try and deflect blame by killing his family. very difficult, plus the judge is going to limit because this type of prior bad acts, as we call it, only gets into try and...

Vinny said it. it is extraordinarily strange motive we are trying to bring up. look at everything he did wrong and now he is facing the fire on that he is going to deflect blame by killing his family. very difficult. plus the judge will limit it. the prior bad acts only gets in to try to help prove motive. you have to be careful. you cant just say bad guys with all of this so guilty here. it will be tough. i think the state has to be very careful and precise with how they present not only the mo...

Where they are currently doing some forensics work. the thames valley police, though, have urged the public to show their respect to the family, by allowing them the privacy to grieve during this difficult time. officers were called to the property in netherfield, a suburb of milton keynes, by the ambulance service just after 5pm on tuesday. it was reported the incident took place in the back garden. shortly afterwards, it was confirmed a child had died at the property. no arrests have been made...

In milton keynes. emergency services were called to the back garden of a house yesterday afternoon in the netherfield area of the city. thames valley police described it a tragic incident. howard johnson reports. a police officer stands guard outside the home where the dog attack happened. thames valley police have described it as a tragic incident. floral tributes are being laid here in memory of the four—year—old girl who was tragically attacked by the dog at this property. at the moment, ...

Mike: how is the european union helps in investigating war crimes? >> we are getting support from european union and also united states. we have tangible support with materials necessary for our prosecutors. we are also awaiting special material support to make the work of our prosecutors more safe because some of them were documenting war crimes committed just in this case. so all of these cases just have shown the group of investigators, to forensics and prosecutors will come and fix the evide...

Looked like a tarp. you hear evidence that it was coated with gunshot residue. on the inside. >> prosecutor say, alex murdaugh is trying to conceal years of financial crimes, with defense already working to poke holes in the case. >> there is no eyewitness. there is no forensics tying him to murder. and as a antics, fingerprints, blood, whatever, tying him to shooting anybody that night. alex murdaugh now disbarred attorney from a prominent legal family in south carolina lowcountry, facing life ...