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>> he wants donald trump to get his own people to gather a new intelligence report on this alleged russian hack. you have been one of the guys in the field gathering this information. is the intelligence that donald trump will be working off of different from whether president obama is looking at? >> it is going to be the same stuff. but what giuliani misses, this isnt intelligence. this isnt assessments. this isnt people trying to get into putins mind. this is forensics. it is dna. and this is ...

Something, of course, on amazon. also record snippets of conversation in that room that are then sent to the amazon cloud. so investigators in bentonville want information from a echo belonging to james andrew baits who have accused of strangling a man in a hot tub. amazon has twice denied that request. kimberly guilfoyle is here. we have hot tub, amazon device and whole lot of questions about privacy. >> im expert on amazon devices on devices named alexa and hot tubs. a big afficionado of hot t...

Two policies on julies life worth $250,000. one of them, the prosecutor said, had taken effect just eight days before julie died. >> keith griffith got to the point in his life he just wanted to start something new, and he didnt want to give julie griffith what she would have needed in a divorce and would have been entitled to. >> keiths daughter-in-law listened to the entirety of the prosecutions case. all she heard were theories. >> they told a story how they wanted it to go. and they had fact...

Amazon. also record snippets of conversation in that room that are then sent to the amazon cloud. so investigators in bentonville want information from a echo belonging to james andrew baits who have accused of strangling a man in a hot tub. amazon has twice denied that request. kimberly guilfoyle is here. we have hot tub, amazon device and whole lot of questions about privacy. >> im expert on amazon devices on devices named alexa and hot tubs. a big afficionado of hot tubs. i got one for my son...

That left the property. so that was pretty compelling. so back to the original observation, it wasnt an open/shut, slam dunk case, forensically. >> and speaking of forensics, there wasnt a shred of forensic evidence or any physical evidence that tied the murder to michael skakel. and beyond that, the defendant seemed to have an alibi, although it was a bit controversial, that he was watching a movie 20 minutes away with a bunch of friends, who were eyewitnesss to his presence there. so, it doesn...

Could be somebody sit ting in a bed some place. >> what do you think of that? >> you got 17 intelligence agencies including national director of intelligence and the fbi and cia all agreed and the forensics did discover the origins of the url who were doing the hacking. it is not too difficult to restras the the steps. >> it is donald trump playing master illusion. the problem that he has right now to bring it down to an understandable level for viewers. the problem is not only the 17 intelligen...

Public. are we expecting the u.s. agencies who have this evidence in some capacity to make it public. >> the challenge with that, ayman, is that, yes, it would bring clarity and it could potentially be the case be closed and shut from the white houses perspective. but you dont want to compromise sources and methods. and im not enough of a cybersleuth to really understand the forensics of all of this, on how you can make the case definitively, without revealing how you know. and my understanding ...

>> the last question they asked her, have you told me everything you know about this case? if i ask a detective that same question, he couldnt pass it either. its too broad a question. >> bambi sat in jail for six months. >> they were hoping she would flip and tell them the story? >> thats exactly what they were hoping. >> finally, the judge said, 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...

Its too broad a question. >> bambi sat in jail for six months. >> they were hoping she would flip and tell them the story? >> thats exactly what they were hoping. >> finally, the judge said, 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 a...

Routine i.d. check. nbc has more from milan where it all happened. hans? >> reporter: german and italian authorities are investigating just why anis amri decided to come here, a neighborhood of milan, after slipping through germanys security net. he was shot and killed just behind me after exchanging gunfire with two police trainees. the bullets that fell amri ended the manhunt but didnt close the investigation. fingerprints from his corpse matching those inside the truck that barrelled through ...