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But a really extraordinary statement by rosenstein. >> im struck by the reference to what country. >> yes, yes. >> he is implying with that strange part of that statement that maybe the sources or individual -- a source for these recent newspaper reports about whats happening with the ongoing investigations is a foreign source. im trying to just -- im trying to reverse engineer, that to come up with reporting that would reasonably be sourced to foreigners who would have insider information about...

This morning. theyre making a distinction. theyre trying to say there is no daylight between what president trump tweeted this morning and what all white house officials including the national security advisers are saying on the record last night. reviewing the facts of the story. late last evening, "washington post" reporting that president trump revealed to the russian foreign minister in the oval office certain details about intelligence that could have potentially allowed the russians to ded...

Stealth technology who help it evade radar. you put all of those things together and you can kind of reverse engineer the whole idea for this plane in the first place. this plane was designed to be a cold war, deep penetration nuclear bomber. the idea for this plane, the reason they spent so many billions of dollars developing this plane is that it could drop nuclear bombs really far inside russia. the idea was it could beat radar for at least a while before it was detected. it could be deep ins...

It has a 40,000 pound payload capacity for bombs. it can also fly really high, and it can fly really, really fa. it has a huge range. this thing can fly 6,000 miles on one tank of gas, and it can be refuelled in the air. of course, the reason it looks so unusual is that its got stealth technology who help it evade radar. you put all of those things together and you can kind of reverse engineer the whole idea for this plane in the first place. this plane was designed to be a cold war, deep penetr...

Temperature sea life on that piece and determine, is there any telltale signs of where that sea life originated. a big challenge. >> and obviously, this is the first concrete clue theyve got. the idea that they could essentially reverse engineer where it came from by figuring the currents, theres a lot. nbc news, aviation correspondent, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> this is one of those stories that it is easy to mock in terms of how much attention it has received since that initial plane ...

Leaving kuala lumpur since march 2014. reunion lies off the coast of madagascar but 4,000 miles from mh370s last location south of vietnam and thousands from the remote indian ocean where underwater coast teams have concentrated efforts 15 months. treacherous seas have made that search zone extremely difficult. >> the question is how long has that part been sitting on that island. somebody will have to reverse engineer, try to backtrack where this may have float ready from. >> much of the indian...

What can that tell investigators? >> every little thing on that piece of wreckage is going to tell us something. the barnacles are going to tell us how long the part has been in the water. make sure its consistent with the timeframes we are talking about. perhaps it will tell us what areas it transited based on the type of wildlife. that will be another piece of the puzzle that fits in and will confirm, you know probably one way or the other, whether the wreckage area that were looking at is the...

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>> gregg: k.t. mcfarland. do you think the iranians have the ability to exploit this technology? >> within the intelligence community they say they dont think iran can do something as reverse engineer this drone. the iranians face this. they are always bragging. couple years ago. they said this had a cure for aids and they didnt have any gays in iran. so they make bold announcements but i think the problem is they probably have sold or given the drone to the chinese or the russians. they do have...

>> armed with an intellectual property lawyer, the couple filed an application for the girder and panel trademarks and set up their business. bridirge street toys out of the suburban boston home. >> as soon as you apply for the trademark, youre entitled to use the little tm. once you go through the entire process and its done, you use the little r with the circle called registered. and that means its now complete. >> with the old kenner desins long gone, paul was in charge of producing the new g...