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>> yes, until he was finally dead. >> detective garcia believed the killer climbed onto the roof outside nicks bedroom. thats where she found blood on broken panes of glass and on the stucco. so maybe the killer cut him or herself coming in through that window? >> yes. >> there was blood throughout nicks bedroom, in his closet, and on a mouthwash walking into the bathroom area, appeared the victims did not get past the threshold. because there was blood under and around his body. when you get to...

Outlets as well. guy: be careful what you wish for on that front. i think theres a good reason why the bar is as high in the threshold is as significant, it can be frustrating, because on the part of the new york times journalistic malpractice going back to the narrative that i talked about my last answer, just as last week there was a mayoral candidate in louisville kentucky, vastly under covered story, there was an attempted assassination against him and his life by what turned out to be a lef...

Emergencies act was passed in 19 8, this is the first time that our federal government has invoked the act and detired a national emergency under the act. and has passed extraordinary providing for powers that dont exist. extraordinary situation and extreme situation. and its a situation where my organization, the canadian civil liberties organization has criticized the government for overreaching and for invoking the act. even though we dont feel the situation meets the very high threshold requ...

I dont think putin thought this would necessarily happen because it happened in 2008 and 2014. now that its beginning to happen, hopefully that will affect him in saying i have to think about how far i go. but if he moves any further, yes, i would have that in my legislation as well. >> i understand from our team, that multiple sources are telling us that congressional leadership, committee staff was briefed just a couple hours about these sanctions. what are your big question questions about th...

Site that sought recognition from russia is being punished, but we did not see how russia granted this recognition, but we saw today, and this strategy of imposing sanctions by -- if i might put it this way, is something that can work if it continues in a -- president putin should not have a single minute when he starts to think "this is the threshold, the pressure has reached its ceiling." and, he would not be punished anymore. the pressure should continue to be stepped up, and if that involves...

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York times." first time "new york times" has been sued for libel in a trial in 18 years, and they said our bad. we messed up. but just as youre saying, theres this higher threshold in the u.s. that everyone has thought was canonical and you cannot get liability against a newspaper unless you show they knew it was false. and the judge says no way. no jury could conclude they knew at the time it was false or they recklessly disregarded. they heard from if executive editor who said our mistake. our...

Alliance get sniewkd conflict could this end up being all out war in europe? >> you are exactly right, ainsley. the -- there is wide opportunity for error here when you have got poland and slovakia and hungary and romania, also nato nations bordering the western part of ukraine and then you have got black sea where turkey, as you mentioned, there was miscommunication there and so the real issue is what is the policy position here as we look at article 5 of the north atlantic treaty and whats the...

Attack in the cyber realm rises to the level of warfare, and thats where you get into questions about critical infrastructure, and i think that would be the significant threshold. if the russians cross the line and do things like turn off the lights and turn off the water, thats the sort of significant escalation thats going to result in a serious nato response, and theyre aware of that. the kremlin will be looking at ways to deploy cyber effects short of warfare, if they decide to do that to ot...

Sought recognition from russia is being punished, but we didnt see how russia who granted the recognition is punished. but we saw it today. this strategy of imposing sanctions by waves, if i may put it this way, is something that can work. if it continue in a sustainable way. president path should not have a single minute when he starts to think that this is the threshold. this is the -- the pressure reached its ceiling, and he will not be punished anymore. this pressure should continue to be st...