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Hebdo" attacks last january, there were literally hundreds of people who got hauled into interrogations, many of them spent, you know, weeks or months under some form of custody. so, the french are, you know, very accustomed to doing this kind of response to terrorist action like this. >> what is the sense, the arrests this -- this terror alert level in brussels? everything that were seeing out of belgium in the last 24 to 48 hours, how is that impacting the psyche in paris? >> you know, in some...

Theyre getting any actionable intelligence from interrogations of the people they arrested in saint-denis? >> oh, undoubtedly, there will be things coming from it, no doubt. its just a question of sifting through it and then doing proper analysis to draw the right conclusions. >> i guess the question -- >> evan, do you agree? >> yeah, just how much proximity did they actually have to these individuals? how much did they know about the plot? were they simply on hand? to at least some of the indiv...

Bfm tv, a suicide bomber. the other two killed with the gunfire going on in that operation. we understand that the other three are now -- have been arrested by police. its interesting they have three in custody. i would imagine theres all kinds of interrogations, investigations, now, not only to find out how the attacks were conducted. but if theres any plots still in operation at this moment and how they can be thwarted, christiane. >> again, we are waiting with bated breath to know the names o...

These two actions are frozen, it does mean that those who would qualify under daca expanded and dapa still are in possibility of being deported. correct? >> correct. of course, theyre still subject to detentions and interrogations by i.c.e. if they are questioned. however, there isnt an effort on the part of i.c.e. because this program is stalled to now go out and do massive deportations. >> ari, lori was talking about the possibility of the timing issue, whether anything can happen before presi...

And what happened is that this case got litigated on the whole issue of lethal injection. thats what went to the united states supreme court. >> the supreme court case was -- the appeals were about the constitutionality of this protocol and whether it would cause unconstitutional pain and suffering and violation of the eighth amendment. >> now very good lawyers got involved in the case and as it is received public attention, witnesses are coming forward. individuals who are in jail with snead, t...

And what happened is that this case got litigated on the whole issue of lethal injection. thats what went to the united states supreme court. >> the supreme court case was -- the appeals were about the constitutionality of this protocol and whether it would cause unconstitutional pain and suffering and violation of the eighth amendment. >> now very good lawyers got involved in the case and as it is received public attention, witnesses are coming forward. individuals who are in jail with snead, t...

And gave him a way to give up glossip who has no criminal record in order to save himself. and what happened is that this case got litigated on the whole issue of lethal injection. thats what went to the united states supreme court. >> the supreme court case was -- the appeals were about the constitutionality of this protocol and whether it would cause unconstitutional pain and suffering and violation of the eighth amendment. >> now very good lawyers got involved in the case and as it is receive...

Hes easy. everyone at home knows hes a good boy. i know he didnt do what they say he did. >> adrian wrote a lengthy statement what happened before and after the infants death. he admits to violently throwing the 4-month-old into the crib. >> we dispute here and now adrian thomas caused the death of that boy. >> after determining this was a case we needed to hire someone of false con fissions. >> i study interrogations and they study them from miami, florida, to barrow, alaska. that became my pri...

When people think of what it looks like and especially guarantee people wont be held accountable. what you see is officers files, personnel files are purchased after a year or two years with any discipline in them. you see officers cant immediately talk to investigators. theres a wait period and it is based on some sort of pseudo science that says people need two sleep cycles before they can recount an experience. you see this baked in to contracts, right? deeply embedded. you see places like l....

The police union contracts are something that are often hidden when people think of what it looks like and especially guarantee people wont be held accountable. what you see is officers files, personnel files are purchased after a year or two years with any discipline in them. you see officers cant immediately talk to investigators. theres a wait period and it is based on some sort of pseudo science that says people need two sleep cycles before they can recount an experience. you see this baked ...