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You want to sample with me? >> yeah, lets do it. >> cheers to it. why not. >> thats good. >> does it pass the test? our crew has lined up here. the four seasons sent us over some samples. or resident foodies, jack and brian and marcus. our intern marcus. all right. what do you guys think? does it pass -- >> you all have gourmet palates. let us know. >> the rest of our crew is lining up. we only have two sandwiches. >> really good. >> its good? >> its tasty. >> a little what? >> a little chewy. y...

I cant wait another second. you want to sample with me? >> yeah, lets do it. >> cheers to it. why not. >> thats good. >> does it pass the test? our crew has lined up here. the four seasons sent us over some samples. or resident foodies, jack and brian and marcus. our intern marcus. all right. what do you guys think? does it pass -- >> you all have gourmet palates. let us know. >> the rest of our crew is lining up. we only have two sandwiches. >> really good. >> its good? >> its tasty. >> a littl...

Black boxes, the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder, have been removed. that would have been my first priority and thats not possible anymore since they have been taken. so they need to look at the plane, concentrate on the plane, look at the evidence left by the missile impacts, the metal shrapnel, they need to get samples of the explosive. they need to map where the debris fell so they can tell if the plane, how much of it broke apart in midair. they have to work very quickly so y...

Who take a shower after work. global warming could be partially to blame for a massive hole in the earth in northern sbeer i cant. television aired helicopter footage of a giant hole. its hundreds of feet wide and is located about 18 miles from the regions biggest natural gas field. people are scrambling for explanations. one australian scientist says it looks like a collapsed pingo, which is a huge chunk of ice under the soil. other scientists say the areas unique geology could be the reason. t...

Somewhere where the proper experts can take a look, do the work, take the dna samples, and treat them with the dignity and respect and really the qualification and expertise that is required to ensure they get back home to their families. carol. >> now, have crash site investigators been able to take dna samples so they can at least take those samples home? >> we know there are three dutch experts, forensic experts who are here to do precisely that job. this is their first day on the ground, the...

Been gunfire and explosions near the crash site of malaysia 17. >> this happens as some of the remains of the crash victims are being put in body bags and left near the side of the road. we have this report from roeutes at this hour that vladimir putin and angela merkel are in the need for a thorough investigation and peace talks with rebel forces. >> international monitors have been given approval to investigate the site and have more access than yesterday. the reports of explosions of gunfire ...

The steel had the exact same combinations of iron, manganese and chromium. in the brass, copper and zinc were found in identical amounts. and all the samples had equal amounts of cerium, part of a compound used to ignite an oxyacetylene torch, a common item in machine shops. >> we examined all of them and could see the pattern that regardless of where they came from, they were basically the same kind of metal fragments, machining fragments. >> this proved that both arlene jensen and stephanie di...

>> to find out, scientists looked for evidence in her hair. >> it turns out that the hair and in some cases toenails or fingernails are good indicators of body loads of certain elements. in particular, in the case of arsenic, its often used as hair where its concentrated in the hair. >> since hair grows approximately one-half inch per month and liitas hair was three inches long this gave scientists a six-month time line to see when leita was poisoned. each half inch piece of hair was tested with...

>> we were still thinking she was going to come back. even when i was printing the flyers, i remember still thinking she was going to come back from some camping trip that she was having so much fun she just didnt want to come home for. >> investigators were stunned to discover tiny metal fragments on stephanies body, like the ones found in the arlene jensen case. >> the first natural thing you have come up in your brain is, oh, these two people are connected. >> at 100 times magnification the f...

They were both similar knit, a jersey stitch knit pattern. >> next, using high magnification, schubert found another striking similarity -- both pieces contained some unique chemical properties. >> the titanium dioxide is the small, little dots. those are just particles they put in, synthetic fibers, to keep them from being too shiny. and in this particular case, there was a moderate amount of the titanium dioxide delusterant particles in both samples. >> to see if the colors were the same, schu...