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>> leslie: this is not what people will vote for when they go to the polls in november. this is why i think whether you are the president or a local office, in any of those states, you dont politicize this. this is about people, and preparedness. getting the supplies they need to them in a timely manner. >> harris: i think one of the couple getting factors when you talk about death and loss and all of that is that when it becs about the numbers and on people. having been to puerto rico many time...

On that, detonated it. >> reporter: yeager explained forensics on the al qaeda influenced boston marathon bombing. >> a pressure cooker, these little thin things are small nails increasing potential to be lethal. >> the warehouse is home to 1 million pieces of bomb evidence. it is like a historical archive allowing investigators to identify trends and pursue criminal prosecution. >> reporter: were investigators some cases never seem finished like the 2003 plot the killed alleged co-conspirator b...

The explosive stopped within the actual waffle. >> i perform dna analysis on my hair that was found inside the soul. >> alice, who now oversees the fbi lab, analyzed the shoe bomb 17 years ago. >> that told us that that device was built by someone other than richard reid. >> while he failed to like the detonator, the fbi team jody jury the exclusive potential. >> we took a sheet of aluminum, we took the re-creation with the explosion on it, that the needed. >> he explained that forensics on the ...

Oversees the fbi labs analyzed the shoe bomb 17 years ago. >> that told us that that device was built by someone other than richard reid. >> while reid failed to light the detonator, the fbi team showed a jury the explosive potential. >> we took a sheet of aluminum, put the shoe, our recreation of the shoe with the exact amount of explosions on that detonated it to educate the court. >> jeager explained the forensics on the al qaeda influenced 2013 boston marathon bombing. pressure cookers kille...

All she heard were theories. >> they spun a story. and they told a story how they wanted it to go. and they had facts that supported their story. but did not prove it. >> and thats what keiths defense attorney, mark bryant, hammered home for the jury. >> what does no evidence mean? >> they didnt have dna. they didnt have any kind of forensics. they didnt have a confession. they had nothing. they had circumstantial evidence. >> in their haste to arrest keith, the defense argued the police had got...

Well beyond what was seen as acceptable. >> do you think in any way he was made nervous by the mueller indictments, the degree about the sbes fisity of the gru, do we know more what theyre up to than he had perhaps surmised? >> thats a good question. i think the department and the intelligence community did an excellent job not only in tracing the forensics but doing it in a manner that will not compromise or reveal collection capabilities. i think it sends a strong signal to russia and putin, y...

Enough is enough. prosecutor humphries had to let bambi go. >> it became apparent the evidence was not sufficient to bring her case to trial. >> didnt have the goods? >> just wasnt there. wasnt there. >> yet shes the foundation of your theory? >> theres no question about it. >> for the time being bambi was able to put horry county jail in her rear-view mirror. and with it, rick. by now bambi had cut ties with her old boyfriend. >> it sounds like she had your back, rick, and then she didnt. >> ye...

Moves this closely but they will know from sheer repetition from the president that the fbi and doj arent really investigating what really happened, the fat guy in the basement or the chinese, and you have erosion of trust facilit e facilitated by this president. him not respecting the conclusions of the intelligence community is super bad, obviously, but him making this damage to the fbi and doj reputation is also pretty bad. >> ridiculous, steve kornacki. again, everybody knows, hes been warne...

The participation of agents and police officers and sheriffs offices is is terrific today. plus, theres the opportunity for the bureau to run classes and whatnot and for police departments, larger the police department, to run those kind of classes for smaller police department as well. the spirit of cooperation is there. anytime i police department want something done, comes to the bureau, it will absolutely get e country. >> jason: the fbi, one of the great spots for the fbi these days is the ...

Police officers and sheriffs offices is is terrific today. plus, theres the opportunity for the bureau to run classes and whatnot and for police departments, larger police department, to run those kind of classes for smaller police department as well. the spirit of cooperation is there. anytime a police department wants something done, comes to the bureau, it will absolutely get done any to place in the country. >> jason: the fbi, one of the great bright spots for the fbi these days is the work ...