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She did not deserve this. Kill someone over months and months and months. There were a lot of ways to kill someone. Ive never seen anything like this. A devastating mystery illness. She was in a lot of pain. Excruciating pain. Spirit like a zombie. I knew she was gone. What was happening to this young mom . Someone said, could this be a poison . This was the stuff used by russian kgb agents. Who would even think of this . Need to search the computers and phones. This was done on purpose. This evil came into our lives. How can this be . Welcome to dateline. Brigida uto love to run and was hardw...

And we finally find storage. they're all confidential stored sites, but we found one. >> prussian blue it's so hard to find, because it's also an antidote for radiation poisoning. the u.s. government keeps it under close guard, stockpiled in case of a nuclear attack. >> so, no one wants to give me an antidote before proven him. because, we don't just throw around prussian blue. we >> have several tripwire set up, in this case the prussian blue patient was in san diego, and we were notified immediately that a production order. >> john cale is a special agent with the fbi, and san diego. his foc...

Eugene robinson is a columnist for "the washington post" and an msnbc political analyst. the great thing about having you on, you know washington theater. you have seen "mr. smith" a thousand times like most of us. you know how this is done. did paul score a big point on the right or even across the country by standing out there for 13 hours in a real filibuster? >> i think he did, and, look, my column for tomorrow is the first and probably only column i will ever write that's kind of complimentary to rand paul in that i think he did a service by making us focus on drones by making us focus on...

>> to somehow allege or infer that the president of the united states is going to kill somebody like jane fonda or someone who disagrees with the policies is a stretch of imagination which is, frankly, ridiculous. we've done a, i think, a disservice to a lot of americans by making them believe that somehow they're in danger from their government. they're not. >> do you think, senator, that technology, and you and i have grown up with the dynamic, almost unbelievable exponential growth in what mankind can do with technology, is that playing to the paranoia in people? they think if we have the c...

Won't be used and how they will be used. so it's a very complicated subject of new technology, and i think we have to take a pause and get it right. >> it's great to have you on, senator dianne feinstein who chairs the senate intelligence committee. thank you for joining us. eugene robinson is a columnist for "the washington post" and an msnbc political analyst. the great thing about having you on, you know washington theater. you have seen "mr. smith" a thousand times like most of us. you know how this is done. did paul score a big point on the right or even across the country by standing out...