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Didn't do it? you're a savvy lawyer but they're different things. >> i believe he didn't do it but there's no evidence and the science behind it supports that he didn't do it. he's one of the most tested athletes in history. he's setting records for being tested and testing cleanly. >> a lot of these other athletes didn't test positive either. >> nelson cruz did a 50-game suspension and he said i wish i didn't take it but i wanted to take it because i wanted to put it behind me answered didn't want that suspension hanging over my head. alex was never april forded a 50-game suspension. >> the h...

Weigh the evidence and see if there is a case they can bring to trial and ultimately they have to prove it to a jury of their peers. it is the same process we use in all crimes and that would ultimately be up to the district attorney. we believe this does meet the t test and they can be found guilt if i they engage in this may have. >> what about the sheer ownership rules. it is hard to determine who owns a photo, the person who took it, the person many it, perhaps it is a selfie. doesn't that play here as well? >> it does. this bill f the person takes a picture and they post it with the inten...

Fda's approval process for certain types of devices. high risk devices must go through very thorough review. but low to moderate risk devices, in many cases, don need to go through that type of very thorough review and can come on the market if the manufacturers are able to show that the device is substantially equivalent to a device that is already on the market. and we're finding that as devices get more complicated and more and more things are changed based on the early device that the thing was sort of proofappr by, problems can happen and they certainly have. >> is the process flawed beca...

Thinking when they watch this. >> sure. there's a general fear of nuclear energy anyway, particularly for our generation we had three mile island, then movies like "china syndrome" just starting to become more back in the mainstream and the norm and this happens and then it ignites fears. the point that the japanese, to your point, they're very good engineers and they have higher regulations, even than we do in something like this would happen. with all of this talk about too much regulation, it means we ought to take a step back and think about what the consequences could be. >> the politic, ...

>> 70 go past behind him. >> just hang on to your right, tag insight head for 1500 maintaining those separation. >> that set off a t-pass. that was -- we need to talk. >> roger. flight 6888, ready for takeoff. >> heading 34 heavy cross right three left, contact ground 48 on the other side. >> all right, left 874. trace: the best part was in the middle when she said that set off a t thes -- test, the collision alarms. that clearly we have to talk. he gave the 777 clearance for takeoff but didn't notice the cessna 182 on the radar, right? >> that's true, he did not have the aircraft -- he didn't...