consciousness. this is a very subtle process. it s also faulty it can play tricks on us and even conjure up false memories. and how is it possible that over the course of millions of years humans have not been able to develop a reliable memory mechanism after all computers can store vast quantities of data on human simply condemned to go through life with a faulty memory bank. at the university of to lose in france pascal ruling has been studying the mechanisms that cause these problems he s found out that we can alter our memories just by retrieving. a causes them os a fisherman syndrome. or politician.
just more distractions aimed at derailing the russian probe. jake? all right, tom, thank you so much. cnn legal analyst and former prosecutor laura coates is here as well as mike rogers former chair of the intelligence house committee, and congressman of michigan. the secret society exploded after the chairman of the senate homeland security committee was on fox news talking about the secret society text. sources say that was in reference to a gag gift, that the text was a joke. what do you think? do you think congressional republicans perhaps should have waited to learn more before pushing the narrative of a secret society? absolutely. the most dangerous place on capitol hill now is between any hearing of this and a microphone. i don t care democrat or republican. this shows me how dangerous, hopefully shows them, how dangerous it is. if there s 50,000 texts going through the forensic capability of retrieving now, you should wait until you say anything
is that a possibility here? might the officer have thought, there s an active taser, i need to get it before i can do anything else so that the situation is contained? well, you re absolutely right that that could be a justification for securing a weapon. but you have to be able to articulate that there were people around, that it exposed them or the officer to unnecessary risk. and on top of that, if it is just a taser weapon and it doesn t offer the dangers of a firearm for example, and you re dealing with a subject that you ve just shots, the preservation of the crime scene also becomes paramount. if there s not an immediate threat or risk, the retrieving of that weapon from over there is inappropriate because that s part of the crime scene. that has to be part of the evaluation of the scene in its totality. not to mention what you told me which is once you ve deployed the taser, it is no longer in need of neutralization, so to speak. hold the next thought for a moment.
a month ago, a few months ago, it wasn t as bad as it is today, it has reached really bad there. the council on islamic-american relations says there s a lot more yemeni americans than people believe. what woumtd the u.s. be able to do in terms of retrieving or getting other americans out? i mean physically there are the no means in which to do that it would seem. even so, advocates say they could do more. what they want specifically they don t say, they just want some help. they say other small governments like ethiopia, russia india, their governments need to do more also. back in this country now, oh yeah then there were just two, a wild night of march madness in april as the championship game is now set,
world, you dare not call them anything else. erin, i m thousands of miles away from you at the moment, and i can tell you where i am sitting, china is seen as very much an economic and a regional super power and a partner that they need to do business with. the united states is aware of it, and that s why obama s visit here. first president in 48 years is so crucially important not just for malaysia, but for the united states too. thank you all very much. we appreciate it. still to come, a hijacking scare on an awesian flight. and retrieving the final messages from flight 370. a live demonstration coming up. in pursuit of all things awesome, amazing, and that s epic, bro, we ve forgotten just how good good is. good is setting a personal best before going for a world record. good is swinging to get on base before swinging for a home run. [ crowd cheering ] good is choosing not to overshoot the moon, but to land right on it and do some experiments.