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>> arthur we are not even talking about that. >> this is your blood this is your dna what you are made of. this is your essence. >> you have a lot of clients who may wish they had dna testing available when they were convicted for their crimes. >> it has exonerated some people who have been wrongfully convicted in the past. >> it's a balancing test. there are a lot of streakers out there who expose themselves to kids. maybe we should have an identification and data base when your ban turns 18 a picture is taken of his private parts then we could have a computer that analyzes what his private p...

Secondary and our security foremost? we have guys getting on planes in their underwear and making homemade bombs getting it from the internet and we are worried about --. >>shepard: the guy trying to make the homemade bomb the f.b.i. says is no threat and the f.b.i. is saying this is new york trying to get some ink about something other than occupy wall street. he is bad but he was not going to do anything terrorist. he claimed terrorism could have been the wrong label. >>randy: that was monday and today is tuesday and today . >>arthur: she from upstate new york, good point, novice 10 would st...

Michael says what this guy is giving us to cut him loose like this? >> i don't think we really have the right to know. i believe that the first charge would have kept him in jail and ultimately probably got him deported or put in prison. i believe the victim probably declined to cooperate with the prosecution which opened up the opportunity for them to have their informant released to continue the work that they had. now, judge, i want everybody to know that in narcotics cases there is only two it ways you get big cases. undercover or informants. informants are part of the problem but they are...

Michael says what this guy is giving us to cut him loose like this? >> i don't think we really have the right to know. i believe that the first charge would have kept him in jail and ultimately probably got him deported or put in prison. i believe the victim probably declined to cooperate with the prosecution which opened up the opportunity for them to have their informant released to continue the work that they had. now, judge, i want everybody to know that in narcotics cases there is only two it ways you get big cases. undercover or informants. informants are part of the problem but they are...

Michael says what this guy is giving us to cut him loose like this? >> i don't think we really have the right to know. i believe that the first charge would have kept him in jail and ultimately probably got him deported or put in prison. i believe the victim probably declined to cooperate with the prosecution which opened up the opportunity for them to have their informant released to continue the work that they had. now, judge, i want everybody to know that in narcotics cases there is only two it ways you get big cases. undercover or informants. informants are part of the problem but they are...