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>> correct. >> reporter: the trajectory of the bullets suggested anna had gotten out of her car, perhaps seen her assailant, and started to turn away. >> she doesnt go down with those three rounds. and thats where you have the -- the followin -- barrage of bullets on her back, um, that are square in her back. >> so, like, if we startle you and the doors right there -- >> yeah. >> -- and you go to turn to run to that door, youre gonna catch it left to right. >> reporter: there was something else ...

Going to fail our goals to meet the paris climbs pretty. targets so before we were a time when as you say do you see the future as a kind of us several steps here weve got you know slaughterhouses today. the near future were going to be talking about plant based meat substitutes and then eventually will be yet but youre describing clean meat where if it is developed it comes from a lab or a factory if you will but were moving towards a place where the environment will be protected as well as our...

A recognition that need is made of the limpets i mean as merrills and water what people like about meat is not the farms in a slaughterhouses what people like about meat is that taste the texture and the price so we can use clients to give people everything that they like about meat we can make it taste the same were better and as it scales out because its so much more efficient it will cost the same or less and lots of people will switch to plant based meat thats what impossible foods and beyon...

Build of momentum for warren. >> reporter: erin, good evening. there is no question the biden campaign is keeping an eye on warren because of her trajectory. she is growing, she is rising and even more thoon that on the ground here in iowa she has what most democratic officials tells me is the best organized, most early organized campaigns. she was here months and months before joe biden was, so she has been doing basically what barack obama did in 2007. she has many of the same people on board ...

Family was in a strong bulwark against that that. i didnt grow up in an overly are racist household. it was relatively dysfunctional but there was no overt violence for the most part my childhood echoes the childhoods of most of the people that grew up alongside me in the 1980 s. there was nothing that anyone would have seen in my life that would have alerted them at that point that my trajectory would go towards violent white supremacy and i understood when you were 20 years old you begin to le...

There was no overt violence for the most part my childhood echoes the childhoods of most of the people that grew up alongside me in the 1980 s. there was nothing that anyone would have seen in my life that would have alerted them at that point that my trajectory would go towards violent white supremacy and i understood when you were 20 years old you begin to leave the white supremacist movement how did that happen. i ended up not really having a place to live and i was very luckily taken in by a...

>> i will first of all respond to the congress meant about as big a religious nation, but we dont teach primary virtue or any traditional theology. our founders said we are founded to be immoral people and by that, there was one definition and it was the judeo-christian moral, that was all that was at play in that has changed over time. it has to be one of two, from a conservative point of view either you have a government that is founded on a judeo-christian moral trajectory and if you dump the...

In a neo-nazi group but he was still a good kid. people are like, youre delusional, youre trying to cope. no. those two things can coexist. >> i want to understand, you know, who was andrew as a kid? what was the trajectory? can you tell me a little bit about that? >> he was a little loveable, red-lipped kid, always drooling, and so, so cuddly. he was compassionate and he had lots of empathy. ♪ happy birthday >> 15 years later, andrew was a conflicted and lost teenager. >> how can you have the...

I want to go back to something else he said earlier. there are still 20 victims. their bodies are still inside and one of the things he said was they leave them there so they can figure out the true check during of the bullets what does that have to do with coming up with a mode of? >> it doesnt have to do with the motive. has to do with putting a team together and putting it together properly in accordance with the law that will stand in a court of law. they have to determine there was only one...

Also a hate crime investigation with that we bring in maureen oconnell part of their evidence response team. maureen its noteworthy that the governor said 10 hours after the first shots ring out, almost 11 hours that the bodies of the deceased are inside that walmart its so long and so larger process and crime scene to get through. >> part of that has to do with the trajectory of the rounds that were fired in the bodies have to remain in place and tell they can get those details details down in ...