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All you need to do is look at the browser history. if one of them erased their history, boom, you know who it is. ill go down there myself and do it for them. >> what about that? seven people in an office, sounds pretty easy. >> sure. i dont think theres any disagreement that the bigoted staffer should be fired. im not a forensics or criminal investigator, and so it could be just as easy as that. ive talked to friends of mine who do i.t. and said yeah, the ip part is easy. whats not easy are the...

The threat. how dangerous are the men considered? well look at the new mexico killings with details from kristi aleto. >> reporter: police are starting to connect the dots. >> we have linked one of the subjects through forensics to the crime scene in santa rosa. >> reporter: that subject, john mcclusky, who escaped last week with inmate terry province. a third person may also be a subject on the run with the pair of inmates. thursday investigators found bodies in a burned camper in santa rosa. t...

Authorities say that woman helped him and two other prisoners break out of jail from arizona july 30th. this morning, a u.s. marshal told me they are tracking these criminals who could be in montana or who knows, maybe canada. >> we do believe they are very dangerous and also believe that they are armed. you know, part of the investigation revealed here a couple days ago that john mcklusky was tied to a double homicide through forensics and santa rosa, new mexico. >> nbc news correspondent georg...

Lets not botch it. let there not be any get work. >> take all of the evidence and point at him. look it seems like he did it. lets make sure he did it. >> how about using common sense and forensics and evidence that are compelling and persuasive. say this man murdered this woman in cold blood much the same as i believe he did with natalee holloway. >> thats fine. >> maybe opportunities for other things that happened. lets be sure. let there be no doubts. no doubts whatsoever. whatever happens to...

Described him. years go by. now it is 2010, theyre running all the different dna and the forensics through and they realize, wait a second, police can now put this man from this crime scene, his dna also exists on morgan harringtons crime scene and so they now know that he was with her after she disappeared. the question is who is this man, what is his mo, his location, no one seems to know that. but it is an important, important link right now. police finally have some sort of face to put with ...

Could be a potential terrorist attack. the derivation of that we do not know and thats what the investigation will tell us. >> and what have you found so far in the investigation that they have told you about. are you honing in on suspects or is it still you have a lot of nothing at this point? >> well, i would say its more than a lot of nothing, but less than particular suspects. theres a lot of forensic information, due in part to the placement of the vehicle, where it was. theres a lot of cam...

Welcome back to a special two-hour edition of "larry king live," as we try to determine just what happened in times square last night, who put that bomb there, the vehicle there, we have the former bush homeland security, michael chertoff. hes traveling in the middle east and he joins us by telephone. mr. secretary, thanks for being with us. take me through, if you were in that job today, what are the things you look for in the first days, the first hours, is this just one guy, a domestic terror...

He put the darker one into a bag that he was carrying. this happened about a half block from where the vehicle was pulled. >> its too soon to tell who was responsible, who and what groups were responsible. so every possible examination is being done of the device but also forensics. >> act of terrorism? >> certainly looks that way. certainly looks as if it was intended to be that way. >> although we have not yet determined whether the times square car bomb is linked to any specific terrorist org...

Could be a potential terrorist attack. the dare vation of that, we do not know. thats what the investigation will tell us. >> what have you found so far in the investigation that they have told you about or are you honing in on suspects or is it still you have a lot of nothing at this point? >> well, i would say it is more than a lot of nothing but less than particular suspects. there is a lot of forensic information due in part to the placement of the vehicle, where it was. there are a lot of c...

And if you cant you attack it on the surface and we have done that with mechanical means of skimming and a in situ% and dispersents but it is difficult for the surface ships to operate in the current weather. >> chris: and at this point does it looks like the blowout preventer is not going to work and if theyll have to find a solution that will take weeks or months? >> it will take heavy duty forensics and ill ask secretary salazar to comment but there are four or five different devices that can...