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And theres no doubt about it. you go downtown now and there is so much anger still. and there is a military presence. but theres still so much work to be done down there. so the government realizes that but they say were doing the best we can. >> we went for a drive yesterday out from tacloban to the towns that lie in the southern road also in the path of the storm. as you drove away from here, it slowly less affected. still badly hit. key issue for the first furthest one away rebels and bandits...

>> he was accused in the 2001 murder of kent titholt. the conviction was overturned because prosecutors violated federal law by failing to share evidence with his defense team. >> kids in high poverty areas in connecticut, massachusetts, new york, and tennessee are adding 300 hours to the school year additional instruction and enrichment. the length of the day varies by school but some are adding an hour and a half of extra study time. >> listen to the story. a man in colorado is alive this morn...

Disabled. and number seven, during the safety briefing put down electronic devices, books and newspapers and listen to the crew members instructions for the first time ever. number eight, it only takes a few minutes to secure items according to the crews instruction during takeoff and landing. i dont know why number eight is even in there. seems not to add anything at all but the faa felt they neededed to say that. number nine, in some instances of low visibility 1% of flights some landing syste...

Crew members instructions for the first time ever. number eight, it only takes a few minutes to secure items according to the crews instruction during takeoff and landing. i dont know why number eight is even in there. seems not to add anything at all but the faa felt they needed to say that. number nine, in some instances of low visibility 1% of flights some landing systems may not be proved p.e.d. tolerant so you may be asked to turn off your device. again were talking 1% of flights here. ther...

It was extraordinary. >> lets take a look a little bit more from the film. >> didnt i tell you to get nails. >> so i did. >> god damned you, i thought you knowed something. >> if theres something wrong, its wrong with the instruction. >> you just said this was a project youre very passionate about. when audiences watch the film, what are you hoping they sort of taking from it? >> primarily its the story of this extraordinary person and solomon north, this real american hero, the strength is kind...

That is blaming president obama and the administration saying it is not our fault it failed, we did not get our instruction from them until too late. she is drowned out by him. that had to be deliberate. >> and you say the president was stealing media coverage, it sounds like a felony. i will say it was premeditated. nothing happens by accident in politics. the white house to the house hearings on the rollout of obamacare were getting a lot of media attention, live coverage on all three cable ne...

Posturing and media counter punching and then legal realities and theres two reasons why he wouldnt go in the grand jury in this situation. number one, and i think lis would agree, you dont want to tip your hand at the version of events there, hold it close to the vest for later and what we trial lawyers say, you dont want to be locked in meaning if you later determined that you have a slightly different recollection, you dont want to be locked into concrete in that grand jury testimony. >> the ...

Probably didnt know any different of course as it was happening because they were able to avoid it. do you think after the fact, after we see this report that there should be repercussions even though it was a near miss and they did avoid the potential of a catastrophe? >> yes, what should happen, remember, for this report, there was a series of near collisions that were in this report from the uk, from april until june. there are about two dozen of them in this one report. what should happen is...

Jamie: in testimony on friday prosecutors brought in a model of that bathtub. that is what youre looking at here to show how michelles body was found by paramedics, partially clothed, face down in the water. criminal defense attorney, doug burns. welcome. >> thank you. jamie: i think this case is interesting for this reason, that hes a doctor. >> yes. jamie: and he knows about the medications. he knows about proper and lethal dosage. >> yep. jamie: and the question i have, doug, for you first, m...

Time goes into this? where does he rank? i know it was on the list, to them. >> he was an indicted individual here in the southern district of new york in federal court. the people tried in that documents were all convicted and the u.s. never forgets. so its a real message not only to this individual because of his operational importance but to those who would do americans harm, we dont ever forget. we dont ever stop tracking you, chasing you, looking for the opportunity. >> realistic he knows t...