operations elsewhere, and what this has drawn attention to especially among a lot of my colleagues is how brittle the u.s. industrial base is especially when it comes to producing things like artillery ammunition and other forms of ammunition and gunpowder. i think a lot of your viewers show how they provide facilities in the united states. >> his wildly exaggerated and i would say irresponsible nuclear threats that we've heard a few months ago. that having been said, you were one to argue that we shouldn't dismiss the tactical nuclear weapon useded and what do you see in the months ahead that's been heard of the threat assessment that putin could, in fact, return to that. >> putin's strategy is first and foremost driven by his sense of regime security. if he views that security at risk he's more likely to take reckless acts and one thing that we've seen from putin is he's a poor judge of how his
investigators is anthony mccrae and as you mentioned, the 43-year-old had no ties to michigan state university. law enforcement said to be quite honest, they don't know what the motive is at this hour. but one thing is clear, students who survived that overnight shooting were terrified. we spoke with a 19-year-old sophomore who says that she was inside of her classroom, and her teacher was presenting a history lesson when that 43-year-old entered the classroom and she said that she smelled and felt the gun fire. this is more of her conversation. >> i could hear the gunshots directly behind my head, and i could see the smoke, like gunpowder or something from the weapon firing and then i could smell. immediately i dropped to the floor with all of my classmates and someone was yelling that
we begin this hour with our top story. yet another mass shooting on yet another college campus. this morning officials are searching for answers after a gunman opens fire at michigan state university overnight, sending the entire campus into chaos. a student from this video showing people frantically fleeing and crying for help as police swarm the scene in search of the gunman. now we're hearing from another student who witnessed the attack that said she'll never forget the screams of her classmates. >> like, really, i could hear gunshots, like, directly behind my head. i could see the smoke, the gunpowder or something from the weapon firing. i could smell that, and immediately i dropped to the floor with all of my classmates and somebody was yelling there was a shooter and everybody needed to get down on the ground. at that moment i thought that i was going to die.
but on forensic evidence, a motive, even though they don't have to provt should lead to proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >> sandra: we do know there is a lot of evidence so far that we can note and put on the screen to take our viewers through this. we have the 911 call, of course, that was absolutely heart wrenching to hear. that was played out in court. the bodycam footage from the responding officers. there is the recorded statements that murdaugh game to law enforcement. ballistics evidence that suggested it was a family gun that was involved. also g.p.s. locations of the cell phone that he had, the gunshot residue. we have heard a lot from that courtroom. so, what key pieces of evidence are actually missing at this point? >> i'm waiting to hear about whether there was gunpowder residue found on this alleged raincoat that was at his parents' house, the place he
and here their parents are murdered we don't have a suspect yet. it's looking like a perfec crime to me, at that point >> zoeller began to wonder i erik's fantasy could be playin out in reality and then craig told zoelle about his visit to the menende house after the murders. >> erik said, "do you wann know what happened? " and he described shooting the parents and then he summed it all by saying, "it could happen." and craig thought about it and he says, "well, is h saying that's what he thinks happened here at the house or did they actually commit th crime? " >> strange. as was the story the brother told about discovering their parents'bodies >> the brothers said they sa this haze in the air and som smoke that they smelled. >> like gunpowder smoke or - >> gunpowder smoke but i mean, that dissipate pretty darned quick.
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we don't know why the mary rose sunk on the 19th ofjuly,1545. and now we're giving you the chance, through following these clues, to work it out for yourself. my dad was a sailor— for the spanish merchant navy. he's from the sahara desert in north africa originally. i myjob is to meet the characters and watch the scenes that might explain the sinking. i think i'm going to fire the cannon now, which is going to put a hole in that wall. i'm getting a smell. a bit of gunpowder there. spencer laughs. with leslie later today with the backpack is loaded with different scent bottles, each triggered by the scenes in the augmented reality app. the idea being to make this whole experience even more immersive. in terms of where we process smell in the brain and where we process memory in the brain, they're very closely
that will release different smells as i chase around the mary rose museum in portsmouth trying to work out why the ship went down. right in the bowels of the ship now, and i'm smelling tar. it's like the roadworks outside my house. we've got a genuine mystery here. we don't know why the mary rose sunk on the 19th ofjuly,1545. and now we're giving you the chance, through following these clues, to work it out for yourself. my dad was a sailor— for the spanish merchant navy. he's from the sahara desert in north africa originally. i myjob is to meet the characters and watch the scenes that might explain the sinking. i think i'm going to fire the cannon now, i'm getting a smell. a bit of gunpowder there.