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Freely into the water bodies like the one you see behind me. theres no way they can fix it before the games. its an infrastructure project that would require 10 20 years to fix. >> some of the tests said the waters were 1.7 million times the level of what would be considered hazardous on a southern california beach. you say that it is right behind you. i cant see the vantage point precisely but are people now in the waters? do brazilians go into the same water waters? >> they do. you know we too...

Tevritis. >> a lot of fireworks on the hill. if you were advising a congress person or senator on what they needed to ask about this deal, what would be the main issue for you? >> i think the top is the verification regime which is starting to roughly resemble swiss cheese. can you drive a truck through some of the holes. i am very concerned about that. >> why do you say that? why do you say that concerns you about the inspections? >> well as the segment just illustrated first this side deal. we...

Their own drug samples for testing and mail to it roger goodell. the american people wouldnt allow that. i dont see how congress can allow this as a credible inspection system until we know the exact details. >> they say theyll share that with you in a classified format because the iaea, doesnt want all that information made public. heres the question. assuming they share all secret aspects, side deals of this arrangement, is that adequate for you? >> well, im saying there are two points about t...

Parts. shannon is live on this in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have got to warn the viewers up front. this newest video contains graphic images of aborted fetal parts. in the clip we are about to roll provided by the medical progress center a tissue buyer is inside talking about pricing for parts and organs for a fetus that was 11 weeks in the pregnancy. >> there were three our -- or four samples we would be taking. but we dont want to do a flat fee of $200. >> and i t...

>> that 11-6 was pretty good. >> there was like three or four samples we could have taken out of the 11-6. so that would be if we were doing 50% to 75%, wed be comfortable with that. stuff like this we dont want to do 200. >> no and you know -- i think the -- i think the per item thing works a little better because we have the option to get out of it. >> it is a crime, quote, for any person to knowingly acquire, receive, or otherwise transfer any human fetal tissue for valuable consideration. pl...

>> a gruesome question, but is there a chance this that in these older cases would they exhume these bodies and look at them again? >> its possible if the police didnt take adequate samples you might have to exhume the body. what youll find the hair or skeletal remains or teeth and those all have denay very important information. but if you left see men behind, it wont be there for much time and we cant take advantage of that. >> thank goodness for the dna database, right? >> absolutely. >> an a...

To get whole specimens chev was referring to aborted fetal tissue. a less returnee technique to get that tissue. im not here to judge what you think about pargos or not abortion or the means by which we get these samples. but that is what she said. nothing was edited there. nothing was strung together. that was one bite. there were many others. but boston herald columnist wonders why why that doesnt get nearly the attention. i think what the head of planned parenthood was saying this is only a f...

Nations, fox news contributor and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. when the senators say the nfl drug testing program is tougher than this deal you know youve got trouble. >> i think senator risch is right. i think this negotiation on the iaeas ability to get to suspected weapons site particularly the parchin armor base is shut through with deficiencies from top to bottom. number one, its not as second moniz the secretary of energy said last week at senate hearings just a ques...

Gasoline found on the wood floors in the living room, but pauls defense team was suspicious of this finding. >> they took samples of the carpeting, the carpet padding, and some newspaper, and there was no gasoline in any of those samples. it was only in the hardwood floor. and it was just inconceivable. how can you pour gasoline in a family room and not get the gas on those other items if that was going to be the cause of the fire? >> so the defense team hired john lentini, a nationally recogniz...

Fire. >> there was money there in the form of insurance money. and that in and of itself is a powerful motive. >> i believe he received about $200,000 in insurance benefits. >> a second motive that some of the investigators believed existed was that paul camiolo was tired of caring for his infirmed parents. >> fire investigators searched through the rubble and found something very suspicious. >> in the center of the room there was a pattern that looked like perhaps it might have been associated ...