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To do that yet. the only thing we are immediately aware of in our position is firearms and ammunition. >> people were hit with shrapnel you said. and also, how did he get the weapons into the hotel room? >> like i said, we are doing the investigation. i dont want to give you any inaccurate information, but we know he brought them in on his. in an original briefing, we believe he was in partnership or companionship of a female and determined the female is out of the country. he brought the weapon...

The exit, will you follow up on that, and also how did he get these weapons into the hotel? >> like i said, we are doing the investigation. i dont want to give you any inaccurate information, we do know that he brought their weapons in on his own. in the original briefing, we believed that he was in partnership or companionship of a female, and we have determined that the female is out of the country. so he brought these weapons in on his own. as well as method, i do not have the ability to give...

And ammunition. >> reporter: people were hit with shrapnel at the exit. thats what the mayor said. whats your follow-up on that? also, how did he get these weapons into the hotel room at mandalay bay? >> like i said, were doing an investigation. i dont want to give you any inaccurate information but we do know that he brought the weapons in on his own. at an original briefing, we believed he was in partnership or companionship of a female and we have determined the female is out of the country. ...

>> vice president pence playing cleanup, insisting afterward, look, this is not about preconceived notions here, but the majority of the conversation did focus on who is voting and how theyre doing it. members discuss differences in registration methods, voter rules by the state, and they briefly talked about protecting state databases from hackers. jake, we should also say the word russia was hardly mentioned. >> of course a thatthats the i that hardly took place last year. 30 states have agree...

Bigots. they dont care about you. they admit that they dont care about you. speakingut of california, a plae that is now on the brink of becoming the countrys first sanctuary state. the senate bill, 54 the number is, cleared a major hurdle. it awaits approval from a single committee and californias heavily democratic assembly, in other words, its likely to pass. if it is that would bar federal agents from allstate jails would block them from accessing state databases for information about immigr...

For more dna from the lab and the courtroom, we are joined by the department at the john j college here in new york. also the defense attorney. >> the chances of this guy being on the databases, how does someone get on that from a prior crime? >> the database is called codis. it has three levels. a local database and state databases which the states keep and the national database. at the state level, they are eligible for the database. the point is there an awful lot of people that are convicted...

The california manhunt for christopher dormer, in february may have relied on surveillance drones when they tracked him down before he killed himself. unlicensed domestic drone systems the report says the use will expand beyond the law enforcement funk, agriculture, monitor crops and take scientific measurements as well. while the technology is powerful the author warns it still needs fine tuning. >> in this case what youre talking about you have to secure the command-and-control of the drones s...

The list. >> shepard: who is behind this? >> reporter: we dont know but they say that it has to be somebody who is working inside the state. you have to have access to the state databases. you look at what they had, names, social security numbers, their places of employment as well as where they live. very detailed information so now theyre focusing on somebody who might be inside the state organizations that had access to the databases. civil rights attorneys say its a big time crime. listen. >...

His fingerprints were altered in some way. perhaps he guyed them off, perhaps he put something on them so that when he was arrested, when he was taken into custody, police were not able to use his fingerprints to be able to identify him. so thats one of the troubles that police had. it appears that they have now been able to bridge that gap. theyve now figured out a way to identify him. perhaps through his face. they have facial recognition technology. they can use that to match it against datab...

Anyone who complains about it. they appear far more about appearing virtuous than the well-being of their own people. they were rather you are attacked and being called bigots. they dont care about you. they admit that they dont care about you. speaking of california, a place that is now on the brink of becoming the countrys first sanctuary state. the senate bill, 54 the number is, cleared a major hurdle. it awaits approval from a single committee and californias heavily democratic assembly, in ...