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Rapidity, is not going to be around for long. every time he does this, hes leaving a trail. are there forensics in the device, serial numbers, fingerprints on the device. did he send it from a facility that has footage. i know theres a lot of concern in austin, i would say looking at this, every time he goes out there, hes taking more risk that somebody saw him, that theres a material in the device that the investigators can identify. one other final thing, john, if one of these devices doesnt g...

More they deny, the more it makes it look like what it is. espionage operation designed to influence our populists /multiple do not even rosenstein be the indictment that is starting 2014. what you make of that? >> in cyberspace, we really want to conduct forensics immediately. within minutes. we are first hearing rectus almost 4 years later it is disconcerting we do not collect on this and advise citizens of the car. thats a major problem. >> one reason with the obama administration at the time...

On in austin, a great place, tremendous place, is absolutely disgraceful. >> sean: manny gomez, let men: ask you this. this is a very tough job for the fbi. we have a couple of things that have happened. today, with this tripwire, that makes a difference. what bomb experts have told me, and isen fbi -- he spent 18 yeas on the unabomber case. what he told me is that every single bomber, serial bomber, has their own fingerprint. you usually come with your forensics are able and capable of determin...

Situations but i think now particularly i mean for instance in the preliminary agreement between the coalition partners here in berlin as you know this deal is still being worked out theyve got an agreement to do more on europe to reset the continent to drive the institutional development forward and so on but its a very broad brush thing and of course the chance of that doesnt want to say anything at this stage that might it somehow upset how social democratic coalition partner perspective coal...

Them while he is there. he is there for a short amount of time. they are very keen to advance their agenda with the united states and filled with political and trade issues. >> jon: you come to the issues that our adam housley was talking about. the fact the shooter apparently lied on his application form to get the guns that were used in this attack. the system to some extent depends on honesty, although the f.b.i. or the air force clerical error helped the f.b.i. miss this one. >> apparently s...

Missiles in that capability. >> >> secretary of state rex tillerson said while traveling in asia, "once we can confirm that with actual forensics, i think that will be useful in deciding which action to take next, particularly at the u.n. security council. that would represent a violation of certain security council resolutions in terms of providing arms into a conflict zone." saudi arabia is fighting iran back to the iran backed rebels in yemen. in lebanon, saudi arabia claims the influence of ...

Interview because she might be able to get some insight into personality changes, possibly mental defect that was starting to surface. quite possibly even a medical problem and that might be a reason she distanced herself from him in this certain time in his life, so there might be something that they can start to piece together the difficult thing with the suspect is, even in that autopsy unless you have some kind of obvious medical defect you are not going to be able to really measure his ment...

Trail. staying on the forensics, the crime scenes, the operational -- doing all the things that you might say our routine but theyre really not, finding out where every camera is located, getting all the film, trying to find people and witnesses both inside and outside the perimeter of the crime scene. all those things are the things that are factual. the information -- eventually all of those things and all of those facts at an intersection where you answer the question that everybody is asking...

Be the only thing that tells us his state of mind. >> lets bring in our panel. james gagliano and phillip mud. so, phil, the con founding nature of not knowing, do you think thats about what hasnt been released and that they have all of his digital fingerprints, they may know more and it is not as confounding as it is from the outside and according to the sheriff? >> reporter: we are seeing maybe 5% of the story. i dont think thats an exaggeration. you look at what jean was saying and the specia...

Analyst. they are reporting about the timer, and if true sheds light on it and why? >> it suggests its not meant as a suicide attack. it means whoever did this may have wanted to launch more attacks in the uk in london. this is a race against time now to find this attacker, the perpetrator and anybody he is connected with. good news is theres a lot of news, so they will have a good idea of what it looks like. this device did not go off and there will be a wealth of forensics they can distract fr...