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I want to ask you about the timeline. how much work would have been done at the scene of the crime. on the phone, trayvon martin on the phone at 7:12, dead by 7:17 and george zimmerman in the police house at 7:51. doesnt this seem like a rather fast turn of events? >> it is pretty quick. however, when you get to the scene, you evaluate the scene, find out who your witnesses are, find out exactly where your scene is, where your evidence may be. theres other police officers there assisting you. it...

Decipher and analyze vast swabs of the worlds communications flowing through its servers. with the complete content of e-mails and google searches as well as all sorts of personal data." joining me now with more on the frightening reporter is judy miller. you say -- why is this so important? >> it takes us to a new realm of intelligence collection, collection on individuals, on our spending patterns and on our habits and i think that the reason that the mainstream media has not been able to kind...

fbi investigating the death of trayvon martin. some people are outraged the watch captain that shot the unarmed 17 year old is not facing charges. george zimmerman said it was in self-defense and police say there is no evidence to refute that. new outrage over the pat downs at the airport because of this youtube video showing a screener patting down a 3-year-old boy in a wheelchair. the boys father shot the video about two years ago but hes just now sharing it saying he became enrage...

line as well, doesnt it? yeah, yeah, yeah. >> santorums closing pitch, a poke at the former illinois senator who now lives in the white house. >> you have a particular obligation to write a wrong here in the state of illinois. >> there are 54 delegates at stake tuesday in the state of illinois. a look at the math shows you time is running short for anyone else trying to stop governor romney. you need 1,144 to clinch. governor romney is 519, not halfway but look how commanding the lead ...

>> because of the severity of the incident, our cameras are not allowed past the perimeter fence. >> we did locate a weapon, and the victim had some pretty serious injuries, so at this point we dont want anybody thats not on yard to be on the yard because its a crime scene. this is an investigation, and we want to make sure that we do everything right. >> we definitely identified the suspect. its going to tame some interrogation, some interviewing to find out exactly what happened and what happe...

An unrefrigerated vault for 20 years. time, heat, bacteria, any one of them might have destroyed the dna and with it lowerys hopes for clearing his name. the innocence project makes the decision to send the rape evidence to a lab outside of san francisco. dr. edward plac is known for his skill in teasing dna from even the oldest and smallest samples. >> is the relevant biology there so that something useful can be done with it? thats the thing i dont know when the evidence arrives. >> dr. blake ...

Call this toll-free number now. this first story is near and dear to my heartment i was out sick yesterday. >> yes. >> very interesting stuff. >> spreading germs. >> my immune system was low after the office party friday. >> what is fascinating out of "the wall street journal." a way to keep cold and flu germs out. the anti-bacterial scarf, nasal sprays, swabs. do they work? there is one thing, called a nose and nasal sanitizer, nasal spray. it consists of 62% of alcohol, antiseptic. spray it ...

Had been throw away, could have been throw aways. so the family didnt know who the dentist was. i think, jon, the exciting thing about this it shows to the public how dna can identify people thousands of people were buried as unknowns before dna came in 1990s. im sure there will be more families trying to find unknown people using dna today. jon: yeah, obviously this young man, bundy was not a throw-away. his family very concerned about him. >> right. jon: they didnt have the dental records to p...

The chandler mom and child psychologist took to the airwaves of cyberspace with the youtube video detailing what she found inside the tempe mcdonalds childrens playground not just film and grime, old food, hair, to a used band-aid to gang graffiti and profanity. >> was your impression this had been cleaned? >> if it had been cleaned it most certainly wasnt recently. >> reporter: jordan says she brought conditions to the attention to management at least six different times but says mcdonalds did ...

Tv and tell the public, including the victims and tell them where their daughter is. jenna: why do you think they asked for hair samples and the swabs. >> elimination. thats standard and normal. if they find stuff in the house like a hair they want to make sure they are not recovering a hair that they think could be the suspects and it turns out to be someone who should be in there, like the mother, father. jenna: good luck. everyone wants to find this little girl. thank you. jon: there are shoc...