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There is a forensic tent. steve * they probably have evidence gathered at the scene. anything that the suspect had on hip that could have dropped. maybe there is a weapon in there. they also had that truck. there is no doubt in my mind they took everything out of that truck and put it in the tent. why in the tent? that protects the evidence from being contaminated. in the old days you put the evidence in bags and transport it to police headquarters. these days you bring the lab to the scene and ...

Daylight view now sh, the firste after this van attack in the finsbury park area. and whether that is the van that is in question, we dot no that, but what we are getting now are finally some daylight pictures coming in from this chopper cam, and you can see the white tent there, and what is a white van or the white truck up there. we do not again know whether it is the suspected or the alleged van involved in this. this is what is going to be so helpful for those on the ground, now they can loo...

It is a terror attack yet, and potentially an incident that is an accident, but it seems unlikely that it is random given the early eyewitness testimony that it is seemingly potentially targeting the individuals leaving the mosque a area, and we dont know for sure, but it leaves it to believe it is a targeted attack. so that leaves who is the perpetrator, and was this an individual with ties to the t terrorist group or disgruntled in other ways or engaged in incidents of the sort, and we dont ha...

Regular staff people who have expertise in areas such as financial forensics. because i think following the money trail is going to be an important part of coming to the ultimate truth of this matter. my concerns with mr. mueller was during the 9/11, he was operating at the direction of the white house to withhold much of the information, particularly that which related to the saudi recall in 9 sl-- role in 9/11 w i think was much deeper than what has been described to the american people. >> th...

Believe the d triple c, but im sure the dnc, we did not have access to the devices themselves. we got relevant forensic information from a private party, a high class entity, that had done the work but we didnt get direct access. >> but no content. >> correct. >> isnt content an important part of the forensics from a counter-intelligence standpoint? >> it is but what was briefed to me by the people who were my folks at the time is that they had gotten the information from the private party that ...

I believe the dccc but im sure the dnc we did not have access to the devices themselves. we got relevant forensic information from a private party. high-class entity that had done the work. >> content part of the important part of the forensics from a counter intelligence standpoint >> it is. my folks said they had gotten the information from the private party that they needed to understand the intrusion by the spring of 2016. >> let me go back, if i can very briefly, to the decision to publicly...

The data that they had collected? >> in the case of the dnc and i believe that the triple c, im sure the dnc, we did not have access to the devices, themselves. we got relevant forensic information from a private party, a high-class entity that had done the work. we didnt get direct access. >> but no content? >> correct. >> isnt content an important part of the forensics, from a counterintelligence standpoint? >> it is, it was briefed to me by my folks, that were my folks at the time, is that th...

Part of the story. they did it through basic forensics. she appeared to be rather careless. she e-mailed with the news site and then she printed out this document according to the affidavit, though she did not have a need to see it. were talking about a 25 year old contractor here. the reason she was of interest to the nsa was she was a former air forceling quist. its automated example how the nsa has a problem with leakers. you never used to see this thing happen at the nsa. once you got cleara...

Intelligence, tracking this thing back to particular russian officials. >> lets talk about this arrest. do you have reporting on how they were able to zero in on the person who was arrested, ms. winner? >> this is a really remarkable part of the story. you know, they did it through basic forensics. she appeared to be rather careless. she e-mailed with the news site and then she printed out this document according to the affidavit, though she did not have a need to see it. and they can track all ...

British authorities know who theyre going after, and we will soon see whether those individuals travel to syria, travel to libya, were trained in various places and connected to isis or some other group. >> michael, were now hitting this hour number 26 or so. where are we in this process of the importance of gathering information, looking at the forensics, they have just moved away the van earlier today, that was allegedly involved in this crime, in this terror incident. where do you think we ar...