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30 years the tacoma police worked every angle to solve the murders of two little girls, horrific crimes that shook the city to its core and yet jenni and michellas case files passed through three generations of detectives before forensics gave them their first big break. now jennis suspected killer was behind bars and investigators were determined that michellas would be next. heres keith morrison with the conclusion of "evil was watching. " its a hole, big hole that nothing else can fill, no am...

Sooner. pentagon press secretary john kirby addressing those questions on "morning joe" today. >> i think there will be times to do the forensics here, willie, and to see what might have been done differently and those are fair questions. we are asking ourselves the same questions, as you might imagine. what i can tell you is we went from 48 hours believing we had a capable, longtime ally in the ghani government and the afghan forces to having to develop a pragmatic relationship with a longtime ...

Into speculating one way or another. we dont see a military role here in helping these last individuals getting out, and obviously our job is to provide the president options, but i dont foresee that thats an option right now that is going to be needed. again, were focused on making sure we meet our commitment to them. the other thing, john, id like to add is just remember, 6,000 americans did get out safely. and 123,000 other people, mostly afghans, vast majority are afghans. so we did meet a m...

To do with sandis death. jeff kane was cleared. >> as for husband greg who had done so many things that raised suspicion early on, ultimately he had an alibi that checked out. hed clocked in and out of his job at boeing the day sandi went missing. colleagues had seen him there, and after work, he was with friends who vouched for him. finally, greg johnson was off the list. >> how well do you remember that moment, where the police came to see you and said, youre not a suspect anymore. >> i rememb...

Some way because this attack was able to be perpetrated and we did suffer as well as our afghan friends suffered casualties. we will do the forensics on this, barb and try to figure out what went wrong. clearly something went wrong but it would be irresponsible if we didnt act immediately to just double down and make sure that we were -- that we were being as anticipatory as possible. we still believe there are credible and specific threats and we want to make sure were prepared for those. i don...

Opportunity. you had these large crowds. you and i have covered these sort of bombings in the past. different groups, whether its isis or others, have carried out very similar attacks. it doesnt take much to inflict maximum damage, maximum casualties, the maximum horror that we saw unfold on thursday by infiltrating these large crowds. i think one thing to keep an eye on, what u.s. officials might say in the coming hours, coming days about their bomb-making abilities, what sort of forensics is g...

This point? um -- anything about whether the marines noticed the attacker coming? um, anything about the -- the -- the firing of the shots? has any of that been kind of cleared up at this point? >> i dont have any additional details from what general mckenzie laid out yesterday. again, we are going to do the forensics on in and -- -- and try to learn as much as we can. and when we have some verifiable context to be able to talk to you about that, well do it but we are still digging into it right...

As we were reflecting at the start of the hour, the us defence deferment has given an update on the situation in kabul. there was that pentagon briefing within the last hour. the dick on trezeguet terry john kirby saying that there are still specific and credible threats at kabul airport —— pentagon press secretary. there was a lot of effort being done, including as the general said daily human negation with the taliban about the nature of the threat, and and share with them the appropriate ...

Magnitude, but bagram is going to be one of the most causal factors in this as we look at the forensics. >> shannon: it feels like a bitter, devastating pill to swallow today with the loss of these service members and many, many other people, afghan civilians, dozens more wounded, so with that in mind, is it possible you think -- you talk about how this has been set up with the state department in more of a diplomatic effort, willis that administration potentially pivot? do you think that there ...

Because this attack was able to be perpetrated and we did suffer as well as our afghan friends, suffer casualties. were going to do the forensics on this, barb, and clearly try to figure out what went wrong. because clearly something went wrong. but it would be irresponsible if we didnt act immediately to just to double down and make sure that we were -- that we were being as anticipatory as possible because we still believe there are credible threats. in fact, i would say specific credible thre...