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Feeling that way, im sorry that youre hurt right now. general, there are also very important questions about the status of the investigation right now. questions coming from myesha johnson. what does it say to you, general, she doesnt have more answers, that she hasnt been allowed to see her husbands body? >> yeah. i think what theyre doing, and i experienced this as well, you have to conduct the investigation before you give fact because you dont want to go back to the family saying we made a m...

>> keiths daughter-in-law ali griffith, listened to the entirety of the prosecutions case. 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 circum...

Infrastructure, and hes doing it pretty effectively, as you noted. >> what does the u.s. need to do to stop these cyber attacks? and are we armed appropriately? >> well, i think theres probably three things that i would suggest we need to do. the first one is, as you pointed out, we need to do the forensics. incident response is supposed to take minutes, so we need to mount countermeasures quickly. but we need to collect all the information, and that involves historical analysis because russias ...

He began to make the choice to join in the scam to rip off kate waring. keith morrison (voiceover): finally, the prosecutor, scarlett wilson, felt ready and almost a year to the day after kate was found, she launched the trial of ethan mack, the sole defendant in the courtroom, heather having taken that plea agreement. the warings tried to prepare themselves, though what they saw defied preparation. we had to see images and see what it was like when they found her and then go through all the for...

Public know what the facts were in cases like this. why did we know so little about this operation that killed four u.s. soldiers even though its been 17 days since it happened? >> a couple of reasons. first, it speaks a little bit to the complexity of the mission itself and what happened and the sort of chaotic frenetic environment that this ambush caused. and the fact that the military themselves are still try lg to do to go to do the forensics here because the second reason is its under inves...

Engagement? and i would never second-guess those decisions. when you do your forensics on all of this, there are higher priority targets someplace else that were taking intelligence collection assets away, that the folks on the ground had been given a good snapshot that this was a permissive environment, alisyn, and in the blink of an eye it became contested, heavily con sefted, it became an ambush and firefight. so the teamworked desperately. you can only imagine they were fighting for each oth...

Thats when i called it in on the radio that shots had been fired. >> trish: so many questions remain about the shooting, including what motivated stephen paddock to kill so many innocent individuals. joining us for reaction is aaron cohen. and buck sexton, a former cia analyst and radio talk show host. aaron, are we getting closer to finding a motive? >> i dont think so. i dont. i think the reality of this particular case involving this shooter regardless of what the mental health experts want t...

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. >> yeah. >> what happened? >> jail changes people. you know? >> rick was hoping it would be...

>> well, i would say that president trump should listen to his intelligence community, he should listen to the private sector, he should listen to his advisors. all of who unanimously to a t have said that there was a russian effort to interfere in the election. they echoed the conclusions put forward in the january 2016 intelligence report that the nsa, fbi and cia signed on to. and so there is a clear body of evidence that speaks to the contrary. and actually sheryl sandberg said something ver...

Really will change. the motive is clear to me. this guy wanted to slaughter people. i think thats more important. this is a tedious part of the investigation. things start to slow down for the investigators. its like emptying a box of the jigsaw puzzle. sort them out through the evidence was a lot of evidence testing, forensics to make sure that the weapons used were the ones fired with other weapons and actors that are more important to the investigators at this point. maria: thats why ask you....