back to with any standards that were found at the scene. the charred insulation on these jeans was consistent with the charred insulation found on michael andrade s body. the insulation was unique. it was burnt insulation. so, it wasn t a situation where the person could say i d been working at a construction site, that s how i got this insulation on my clothing. wrapped around the spool of the vacuum cleaner, investigators found highly distinctive thread. black polyester fibers were wrapped around cotton fibers, then colored with an unusual combination of dyes. this thread was consistent with thread found around michael s neck. it matched his bed sheet which had been torn and used as a ligature. microscopically, it was the pattern that the threads had
to president s theory of foreign policy. now, they find themselves in a difficult situation, where either they have to give air support, as jim points out, and they have their left flank s saying, no, no, we don t want to get involved and they also have people then questioning what they re doing in afghanistan, whether it s the right thing to do to withdraw completely from afghanistan, whether it s the right thing to engage with iran, which is what we re trying to do and whether we did the right thing in syria. so suddenly, with this news, all of it seems to be unraveling or un ling unspooling to a certain degree and they have to try to get it back on the spool. a tough dilemma for the president of the united states and politics in washington pretty bitter right now to begin with. thanks. jim acosta, thanks to you at the white house. up next, as the militant group marches across iraq, this political battle in washington
they sort of spool everything around, sort of the whirlpool motion and it drives it all into the center. there are a few in the world. i am curious about this. i have lived near the ocean. with he know that saltai air an salt water is extremely destructive and corrosive. why does it not eat away at this trash or does it? well, it does. plastic, you have to remember, it can take tens of hundreds of years to bio degrade. plastic is made to last for a long time. plastic bottles and fishing nets, they are surviving for a very long time. these gires, even though they are big, they are converging in the middle of the subtropical gires. this is the stuff we see. what about what s under the
back to with any standards that were found at the scene. the charred insulation on these jeans was consistent with the charred insulation found on michael andrade s body. the insulation was unique. it was burnt insulation. so, it wasn t a situation where the person could say i d been working at a construction site, that s how i got this insulation on my clothing. wrapped around the spool of the vacuum cleaner, investigators found highly distinctive thread. black polyester fibers were wrapped around cotton fibers, then colored with an unusual combination of dyes. this thread was consistent with thread found around michael s neck. it matched his bed sheet which had been torn and used as a ligature. microscopically, it was the pattern that the threads had that were able to give me that
pay, but they like working here. it s a good atmosphere, a good environment. we attempt to recycle 100% of everything we have. if the uniform goes bad, we ll make belts out of it, we ll make whatever is required. inmate johnny brewster, serving three years for cocaine possession, lends his formidable sewing skills to the prison s recycling efforts. sometimes i get teased about it by these guys here. right now, i m making belts from pant leg material. as you see, we start off by joining the two pieces. usually i make one large spool approximately 35 foot every two to three days. i m making approximately 10 to 12 belts a day. i learned to sew approximately 20 years ago from my mother. she asked me one day if i want to learn to sew.