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If you do decide to cooperate. or do you take the deal and then spill the beans? >> yeah. so the whole ball game is credibility. as cara said, if hes cooperating hes going to be a handful to get him corroborated. >> what does that mean a handful? >> he is going to have credibility issues all over the place because hes doing -- i would presume committing crimes, financial, campaign and otherwise with and for the trump people for decades. ive done trials where the key witness has been a -- coopera...

Car back down to the end of the driveway, walked back up to the house and disposed of the body during the seven hours or there abouts before he called mrs. theyer. >> the defense attorneys tried to swat it all down and cal harris himself was adamant he had nothing to do with his wifes disappearance. >> its one thing to say, look, im innocent, i didnt do this. but its another thing to have so many people accusing you and pointing their finger at you. look, im not guilty. i didnt do this. i didnt ...

Missing will not be forgotten. their families will receive answers to decades of uncertainty. my colleagues and i welcome your questions. >> gentleman, i was with president clinton in 2000 when he when to the a place in vietnam north of hanoi, where these recovery efforts are under way. so i have have him familiarity with this. even there when things are discovered, it takes a long time to establish. the trail the forensics. id like to ask you both, what condition are the remains or the parts of...

Hood, if thats what he did? >> i dont know what he did, but i know he went under. >> and dasseys attorney say in that same interview, the investigators used another crucial detail they learned from the case from the forensics. >> tell us what else did you do, something with the head. >> they had received a report from the wisconsin crime lab, indicating for the first time, how teresa halbach had died. she had been shot in the head. they worked extremely hard to get brendan to say that. >> we hav...

Price of the ability of each and every one of us to have agency over the technology that we use and have the ability of using victims very large in the best possible way for ourselves and thats what fundamentally worries me the most. computer security policy is not much different from traditional security policy the freedom of the individual must be weighed against possible security threats. and israeli company called celebrate works with law enforcement agencies worldwide to fight crime celebra...

Interest of big corporations a new solutions of mind and often that is done at the price of the ability of each and every one of us to have an agency over the technology that we use and as debility of using victims technology in the best possible way for ourselves thats what fundamentally worries me most. computer security policy is not much different from traditional security policy the freedom of the individual must be weighed against possible security threats. an israeli company called celebr...

>> we had to see images and see what it was like when they found her and then go through all the forensics. and we were seeing that for the first time along with the jurors and all those other spectators in the courtroom. >> one by one, the a-team took the stand, as did detectives and experts from the charleston police department, to present the evidence. >> over a stupid forgery. >> prosecutor wilson told the jury that ethan and heather killed kate to avoid getting caught for forging kates chec...

Are working hard to identify, dr. byrd and his team and forensics with the military working hard to match remains with the families and so on and so forth. while the process goes on, you are starting to see what we are getting. you mentioned it. so did you, kennedy. north korea is trying to figure out where is the line in which we get something? so, while the president some of the critics may say we gave too much away, north korea certainly doesnt field that. they are trying to figure out what i...

Sure that it is more and more difficult to conduct the types of forensics that would tie this activity back to malicious actor. >> so wont they just keep adjusting and wont they just keep changing and making it more difficult as facebook and google and twitter work to keep up with them and eliminate the threat? >> sure. i mean thats how its always been in the cyber security field. as the malicious actors make a change and the defenders adjust, then the attackers adjust again. miss sandbergs comm...

Course on this. thanks for the reporting. lets talk more about this now with michael daniel, former cyber security coordinator and special assistant to president obama. nice to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> so, you said, look, it is not surprising that facebook found this kind of activity and we know from all our u.s. intelligence agencies that they were going to do it again. but the -- when you look at what the head of cyber security policy at facebook says. "these bad actors have ...