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As he tells us, he showed her around town. the burning question did you warn her of how potent the edibles can be? the answer is, yeah, man, she got the warning. she did what all the reporters did, listened, bought some samples. we were talking with her for 45 minutes in the shop. they could have avoided but rolled a joint instead. she got some edibles and she had to run off to a mitt romney documentary screening. she asked will you roll a joint for me. she had to run quickly to the screening an...

Potent those pot edibles can be? the answer is, yeah, man, she got the warning. she did what all the reporters did, listened, bought some samples. i dont remember what exactly. me and the owner of the dispensary and the assistant manager and the bud tender talked with her for 45 minutes at the shop. the article even implies dowd could have avoided the super bad trip if she had just rolled a joint instead. quote, she got some bud, some edibles. and when we got back to the hotel, she had to run of...

Who used the trail, all the transients who used the trail. >> a total of 42-d na profiles were tested against the killers dna. >> this was actually, in fact, the most referenced samples that i had ever tested, that the laboratory had ever tested. >> but there were no hits. then nine days after the murder investigators got a potential break. a mountain biker called police to say he recognized the man in the composite sketch, hed seen him on the jogging tray on the day of kathys murder. he said th...

Lees dna sample was sent immediately for testing, it matched the biological samples from all five victims. a sense of joy came over me and i had a smile and i says, we got him. >> derek todd lee was arrested and charged with first degree murder. >> the first thing i would tell him is that hes a coward. he picked on women that took advantage of their good nature. >> after his arrest investigators learned that his dna matched another murder victim, an lsu 21 year old. prosecutors say he followed h...

With dna samples from three suspects, scientists hope to determine who killed college student jenna verhaalen. and had it not been for science, theres no telling what would have happened. >> had we not had the dna under her nails or on the collar of her shirt or on the carpet, we may never have solved this crime. >> the dna results left no doubt. jeremy rosser was in jennas apartment on the night of the murder. >> how would your skip cells be under her nails? >> i have no idea. >> you have no id...

Touch and putting window and tray tables and expose them to dangerous bacteria. this petri dish includes e. coli. they place them on samples of six different types of services you would find in an aircraft cabin. what they found was that could survive up to four days on armrests material and the mercer survived up to seven days on seat pocket cloth. >> they performed routine cleanings and what researchers want to do next is look at which works best and whether the airlines can throw the protecti...

See how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. some of the stories lately notwithstanding, aviation is the safest way to travel. that said, if researchers at auburn university are right, it can be gross. simulating conditions, they look at how long two kinds of bacteria e. coli and mersa can live on surfaces like armrests and tray tables and measured how easily the two bugs are transmitted by contact. again, this was a simula...

Comcast business built for business. some of the stories lately notwithstanding, aviation is the safest way to travel. that said, if researchers at auburn university are right, it can be gross. simulating conditions, they look at how long two kinds of bacteria e. coli and mersa can live on surfaces like armrests and tray tables and the seats and seat pock nets front of you. and measured how easily the two bugs are transmitted by contact. again, this was a simulation. the researchers did not ta...

Young men killed by john wayne gacy leading to a suburban cold case. the suburban chicago familys 22-year-old son edward disappeared in 1978, handed over samples of their dna to try to identify gacys victim. turns out edwards was not among the remains. however, authorities found a forest preserve which matches remains from six years ago. >> my mom went to her grave in 2001 not knowing where my brother was. she always felt, and i did, too. that maybe one day he would come home. >> it turns out th...

Bombmaker. were joined now from washington with more on this. the cia went into that strike zone and collected bodies and dna and sent samples to saudi arabia. that how is that how it worked? >> thats right. there are a lot of questions as to if he is one of the militants that was killed. there are strong indications from the yemeni sources that they believe if it wasnt him, another saudi high value target from amongst the leadership was killed in those strikes. this is significant because as yo...