the batteries certainly gave more than their legal life. supposed to be 30 days and now at day 34. so he believes it is the case of the battery finally losing strength and not a case of them being not on near the signal or being too far away from the signal and not picking it up very forcefully. mary, do you think they have enough information to put the underwater submersible in now or is it best to continue trying to get additional pings? i wonder this because i started thinking this morning does it need to be actively pinging when you go down there to locate it? it doesn t have to be actively pinging to locate it but the squloint task force, the invest xwaters wanted more pings to keep narrowing in the area. right now it s a pretty as dade just mentioned, it s a pretty wide area. you know, granted, 15, 17 kilometers is not far when you think about how big the space was that we were searching originally. but the more they can narrow it
a jury found her guilty of killing her husband with a blue high heel. they alleged she hit him in the head 25 times with her 5 1/2 inch heels. she claims self-defense. speaking at the u.s. naval academy, former president bill clint clinton shared his thoughts on the government s use of technology and edward snowden. mr. snowden has been sort of an imperfect messenger from my point of view for what we need to be talking about here. but the snowden case raced questions about whether we can use technology to protect national security without destroying the the liberty which includes the the liberty which includes the right to privacy of innocent bystanders. mr. clinton went on to say it would be foolish not to use available technology to protect the country but it must be done in a way that keeps privacy
leaker edward snowden. a former national security agency employee resigned after admitting that he allowed snowden to use his computer to gain access to classified information. according to an fbi memo, the unidentified employee was not aware snowden would go public with the information. the employee, one of three people now under investigation in the snowden case. snowden, as you probably know, has been granted temporary asylum in russia. heather: well, one state s gun control law considered among the toughest in the country. how a delay to a crucial part of it could impact thousands of gun owners. we ll explain. and stuck between a rock and a hard place, one wannabe criminal finds out that his heist won t go off quite as he planned. and the amanda hayes murder trial resuming today after a delay because of thewet. what we can because of the weather. what we can expect as the defense continues to make its case. i didn t want say i didn t know what he was doing, i absolutely kne
rein in the nsa. based on comments over the weekend, the president s reforms fell short, and next week he will be calling the top law enforcement officer, eric holder, the attorney general, to testify. we are going to ask him a lot of questions because a lot of it was between what he and the head of national intelligence have to work out. this is going to mean a lot of questions from both republicans and democrats who are concerned that we re going too much into the privacy of americans. by appealing to all of the sides in the nsa debate, the president may have created some political jeopardy for himself. the push to rein in the nsa is one of the few areas where there s common ground. interesting. now, what about these claims that edward snowden had help? what do you know? a source familiar with the snowden case tells fox news that investigators do not believe the
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