see turkey s most famous sites you ll need a magnifying glass but only if you want to see them through the eyes of this artist peering out from our third spot. paints his pictures on the tiniest objects he can find grains of rice. melon seeds and match heads. miniatures have a long tradition in turkey. is a master of the art. nothing is impossible. british engraver and miniatures to. prove that. music. two words onto the sharp edge of a razor blade the letters are barely a tenth of a millimeter tall. that found him second place on our ranking it took invertor hundred fifty tries he does insurance training to keep his hands steady and swims
something that doesn t belong. it looks like we ve got some matches. and there s the matter of fact, there s a striker off the back of the match packet. so a couple matches wrapped up in plastic. this constitutes dangerous contraband because you can make fire out of them. he ll most likely get a write-up and be moved out of the dorm to a single cell. roll. let s go. back to your dorms. while most of the inmates return to the dorm, aaron byerly is rerouted by staff for some questioning. the match heads were found on his bunk. i have extremely bad luck when the s.o.r.t. team comes in. aaron byerly is going down. he ll talk to the officer in the morning. you just tell him your side of the story again. and then we ll decide if you re going to a single cell or allowing you to stay in the dorm, okay? all right.
it looks like we ve got some matches. and there s the matter of fact, there s a striker off the back of the match packet. so a couple matches wrapped up in plastic. this constitutes dangerous contraband because you can make fire out of them. he ll most likely get a write-up and be moved out of the dorm to a single cell. roll. let s go. back to your dorms. while most of the inmates return to the dorm, aaron byerly is rerouted by staff for some questioning. the match heads were found on his bunk. i have extremely bad luck when the s.o.r.t. team comes in. aaron byerly is going down. he ll talk to the officer in the morning. you just tell him your side of the story again. and then we ll decide if you re going to a single cell or
in afghanistan and he joins us now from atlanta. thank you so much, joey, for joining us and thank you for your sacrifice. absolutely. thanks for having me. ainsley: you are expert at this. what exactly went wrong? well, from the information we re getting, which isn t fully and complete and there is some conflicting evidence here, but it sounds like he used some sort of black powder which in and of itself is a low explosive which means if you ignite it, it will burn quickly but you need a container to create overpressure and an explosion. and it sounds like the container itself mall amongst functioned there was a weak spot probably where the caps of the pipe went on and that broke before the overpressure was created allowing any form of explosion. if he did use black powder and match heads which it sounds like he did, those are low explosives. they literally just burn but they burn really quickly. they don t create overpressure like you would get from a high explosive and even the
it was stuffed with match heads. the igniter was a christmas tree light, powered by nine-volt battery. had this device been put together by a middle eastern signature bombmaker it could have potentially collapsed ear drums, squashed organs, the carnage would have been much worse. the fact that three people were injured and the worst was headaches and ringing in the ear, we dodged a bullet. we hear from the white house, philip, this is chain migration. this has to stop. is that what your analysis suggests, how this man came to this country and what kind of threat it posed? the white house comments don t suggest anything to me. look at a couple of facts here, chris. he has been here since 2011. you want to stop chain migration from countries that might be the origin for people with terrorist sympathies, let s go across the globe from philippines to bangladesh, to india, pakistan, sawed a arabia. i could go on and on. then you have to go into belgium, france, uk, where we