constitutional rights and he has the right to be protected from an unwarranted investigation by the f.b.i. shepard: a a lost a lot of elephants in the room. judge napolitano: f.b.i. and c.i.a. have been bitter rivals thins the c.i.a. was formed, the two most potent forces in the government outside military, but possessing lethal weapons, both frequently operate outside the law, until 2001 the f.b.i. was kept out of foreign issues and the c.i.a. was kept out of domestic issues. president george w. bush changed that when he compelled them to operate in each other s turf. we do not know if this is anything more than the f.b.i. poking itself both into the ribs of their long time rival, the c.i.a. shepard: that is one of the many possibilities and the other thing as part of the broader issue, general petraeus went over and conducted his own investigation on benghazi, presumably he has more
www.twisterchasers.com with a first person account. there it is. coming into the city. sitcomming down it is comingn on the ground right here. right here. shepard: that is jeff speaking and he joins us, like, from an interstate in oklahoma where you are watching for more twisters? guest: that s right. we left tulsa and we expect other severe thunderstorms this evening. shepard: what was it like yesterday? this is bad as anything we have seen in years. guest: that is right. in joplin it developed rapidly and what was amazing sometimes a tornado will take several minutes to get larger, maybe 15 minutes but that yesterday went
of executed gang rivals or kidnap victims and even some mexican police. now, the city s morgue was so overwhelmed bit large number of badly decomposed remains that refrigerated trailers were brought in to store piles bodies in bags awaiting examination. some of the bodies were in the ground less than six months others have been there for up to four years so the identification process is painstakingly difficult. and specialists now struggling to identify tattoos and finger prints leaving it up to families to come in, take d.n.a. tests hoping to find out if they can identify their dead loved one who have been missing for months or years. shepard: thank you, from the newsroom, julie. police in california have arrested a man called the key suspect in the vicious beating of a san francisco giants fan. the suspect, according to the los angeles times newspaper, is a known gang member and this
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area particularly the area in front of the hospital, it just churned away with all its destructive force. that is why we see could so much devastation. shepard: for this year, roughly 455 people have died in tornadoes in the united states and according to the national weather service that is more than the previous seven years combined. forecasters say the severe weather will, indeed, continue through wednesday, more twisters and hail and high wind expected to spread to the east coast and as far south as dallas. and now our meteorologist, the weather machine, what a way to come home. unbelievable. the footage and i know that there is a press conference right now by noa a and when we get word on the destructiveness of this tornado, we will have