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Strategy is changing and for folks like you it may not be fast enough but for the record you're disagreeing with my assessment that you will consider putting troops on the ground in iraq and syria, for the record, correct? >> i have said from the beginning that we should follow the judgment of the commanders. over a year ago, at a hearing very much like this hearing you're playing right now where you had then secretary hagel,d t chiefs general dempsey, i asked at the time, i said, if the objective were to utterly destroy isis, not degrade them, not weaken them, but utterly destroy them in 90 d...

Mind being fingerprinted. jackson's fingerprints and several others are sent to fingerprint examiner sergeant anthony paparo for comparison to the latent crime scene print. paparo has reviewed thousands of print-related cases in his career. he is often called upon to testify in court as an expert in the field. >> during the course of the investigation, over a two-week period i was given well over a dozen fingerprints to look at. i take all those fingerprints and i go through each one individually. >> it's an intricate process but one that's proven successful to law enforcement professionals fo...

It wasn't just me myself. other people made that assessment in the department of energy, and the department of energy was carrying that through their channels to the government, kn the interesting thing is oak ridge is where all ofuranium enrichment work has been done, the center of the department's work on uranium enrichment for decades and they were the experts and the people who really knew, and they were being ignored. >> how does this work structurally. you have ron the ground experts, they're feeling like they're pressured. you didn't feel pressured, right? >> no. >> not at all. you made...

One that's proven successful to law enforcement professionals for decades. robert epstein is a federal public defender who has taken a special interest in the science of fingerprinting. >> i think from tv, people may have the impression that the computers can make these type of identifications. it just doesn't work that way at all. >> while computers can help identify a potential match, it's up to the fingerprint examiner to make an expert judgment. >> it's entirely dependent upon the human's perception and the human's ability to compare the print. >> it comes down to the experience of the inv...