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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100707:11:25:00

of five matches with crime scene d.n.a. if they did not take d.n.a. from everybody who is convicted of a crime and now most of those people who are under arrest. remi, you think this is a terrible idea. i don t think saving lives is a terrible idea. of course, everybody wants to prevent crime. the question is how far can the police officers go in order to prevent crime? we know we have our basic fundamental rights fell out in the constitution. testing everybody for d.n.a. upon arrest is a very dangerous proposition. why? because it s different from fingerprints. it s biological fingerprint. it is the genetic code to my family. my children, my children s children. that s different from fingerprints. and when we have a system that requires such a low standard of proof upon arrest, probable cause simply means that it s more reasonable than not to believe that the suspect has committed the crime that you re worried about them just knowing about your biological family histor

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110806:20:01:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110806:20:01:00
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100712:15:04:00

relief well to kill off this well. sweran we had about 1.5 million so that s why this containment samples scored. new cap effort could at least reporter: a critical piece of the puzzle would be found here. spare the gulf of several more the third largest dna repository weeks of tens of thousands of barrels of oil spewing into the gulf. in the world. california has been collecting we ll take it. dna from convicted felons since ed lavandera in new orleans. thank you. 2004. police have the serial killer s seeing the oil disaster up dna from the crime scenes. close, a cnn team goes on a was it possible it was here as deepwater dive in the gulf of mexico. well? they found hidden oil far we are on the cutting edge of this technology. benoeth the service. reporter: jill, who heads the that part of the story in a live lab, says scientists developed a report about five minutes from now. let s do this. powerful investigative weapon let s get to the amazing story. called the familia

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