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Trigger and just dropping it. you know, then we moved onto the next one. >> by 8:00 p.m. the police had already killed dozens of thompsons animals. with many large cats and bears still on the loose, detectives approached thompsons body to do their forensics. >> the sheriff told me to take charge of the investigation of the body. heres terry lying away from the path. we could see a drag mark in the grass where a cat or cats had

From the cards. thats names, account numbers, expiration dates and security codes among some of the information there. after angry reaction from customers, target sent out an e-mail blast apologizing for that breach. they say theyre working with a forensics firm and secret service to find the culprits. joining us, cnbc personal finance correspondent sharon epperson and bob sullivan. sharon, lets start with this. if i did shop at target, what should i do? >> the first thing you need to do is revi...

Im brooke baldwin. we continue on, hour two. thanks for being with me today. this is a huge, huge deal. if you have been shopping at a target store lately, keep a very close eye on your credit card or debit card statements because someone hacked target. of all places, huge, huge chain store right there, at the little swipe machine by the register. at risk, 40 million accounts. stolen. names, card numbers, expiration dates, and those three or four digit security codes. target says the problem tha...

About it, they say theyve resolved this issue. they say theyve resolved this issue and their first priority is to preserve the trust of you, the guests, they moved swiftly to address it, working with federal law enforcement and with all the of the banks to get this resolved. were talking about 40 million credit and debit card accounts from november 27th to december 15th. you had to shop in the store and thats when that magnetized information on the back of your card was breached. theyre working ...

Twice, but several tiles to friends, police officers, how does she get on the witness stand and be credible? they will never believe her. >> when you say you cant believe the jury is going to let her get away with it, doesnt that assume that he did commit the crime? >> she admitted it. >> she admitted that he grabbed her and she pushed him back and he fell. you know, if this was such a slam dunk, id ask you why do they need 39 witnesses and forensics? >> lets bring in the scientists here for a s...

You look at the body, the body was found at the bottom of the cliff face down. and basically the mannequin of equal dimension, size and weight to cody johnson and tossing it over the cliff and seeing how it lands, i think thats going to be some suggestive physical evidence that will support the prosecution. >> thats what its going to take. pushing a mannequin off a cliff? >> i think experimentation is part of the way we do things in forensics. and yes, that probably will have to be done. >> all ...

Unbelievable, so incomprehensible that i cant imagine that a jury is going to get her get away with it. and if she takes the witness stand, mark geragos, youve got to admit this jury has watched her lie not once, not twice, but several times to friends, to police officers. how does she get on the witness stand and be credible? theyre never going to believe her. >> sunny, when you say cant believe the jury is going to let her get away with it, doesnt that assume that she did commit the crime? >> ...

Murder or was an accident? >> these types of cases are very complicated for a medical examiner to diagnose. however, i think the case will turn on whether the prosecution can demonstrate that cody johnson went over that cliff face first. if you look at the body, the body was found at the bottom of the cliff face down. and basically the experimentation by taking a mannequin of equal dimension, size and weight to cody johnson and tossing it over the cliff and seeing how it lands, i think thats goi...

Face-first. if you look at the body, the body was found at the bottom of the cliff face down, and basically, the experimentation by taking a mannequin of equal dimension, size and weight to cody johnson and tossing it over the cliff and see how it lands will be suggestive physical evidence. >> thats what it will take, pushing a mannequin off the cliff? >> i think experimentation is the way we do things in forensics and that probably will have to be done. >> thank you-all have much for being with...

I. >> forensics. she admitted it in the interrogation that she pushed him with two hands. so, again -- >> she said there was an argument, he pushed at her, she pushed back, and what i think she was trying to claim is self-defense of some kind. >> thats the problem. >> and this is after the blind fold. >> somewhere after the blindfold, this person was defending herself from her husband, and lets not forget theyre on a cliff in the dark, and she is saying she could potentially be afraid of him or ...