these documents all seek with rights. the rights of cross-examination. the right to be confronted. the right until tonight. we produced of the witnesses in court i learning about the opportunity to cross-examine. all but one. the most devastating witness against my client is not a human being. it is a machine. a computer log of the enterprise. let me as of this courts adjourn. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] i am done. [applause] we have time for one or two questions. i think i m going to take one of them. justice scalia s opinion in sharpnd versus king, a instrument or blunt instrument? questions other than rhetorical. after this you have a break which is probably why there are no questions. you are on break back here at 10:30 a.m. we get back here in about 30 minutes or so. see you here at 10:30. all right. i declare the presence of a quorum. in our next speaker, this is going to mo
different between what happened perry mortem and what happened postmortem. we see more holes in the head. everybody gets excited by the holes in the head. are the gunshot wounds. other kind of or torture. what we learn is that the army was using probes. they don t have ground penetrating radar to use. at the time they were using probes with ball bearings to find the graves. they were very good at it. you can test the sensitivity of the soil, smell the soil. it find them. it creates damage on the bone. again, in these context being able to distinguish between antimortem injuries that tell us who that person was, what happened at the time of death and postmortem and distinguishing between those what they have been executed or relotion of grave. thank you. [applause] [applause] we have time for questions. please come forward to the microphones. i know, it the world s most uplifting and optimistic presentation. i m sure there are a couple of questions. thank you for the interes
reclusive woman who took the president s life. i have to warn you, she got a lot of sleep last night and she is on fire this morning. and i m having a lot of coffee so that combination, look out, berman. i m john berman. i m zoraida sambolin. it is thursday, november 21st, 5:00 a.m. in the east. we begin with cocaine and politics. an aide to freshman congressman trey radel says the congressman plans to check himself into a rehabilitation center today. overnight he delivered an emotional news conference where he says he has been struggling with daddiction for years. he has no plans to step down but some people want him out of office right now. i have no excuse for what i ve done. reporter: contrite and apologetic, trey radel announced late wednesday night he is taking a leave from congress after pleading guilty to possession of cocaine. i ve let down our country. i ve let down our constituents. i ve let down my family. reporter: the freshman lawmaker says h
adviser. the washington post reports that jared kushner wanted a secret channel to communicate with the kremlin before trump took office. also, kushner met with a russian banker who is a crony of vladimir putin. then, there s the president s domestic agenda. his budget proposal is blasted and an appeals court stops his revised immigration ban. plus, his plan to repeal and replace obamacare fades even more as the days go by. first, russian ambassador teing moscow that kushner wanted secret communications channel with kremlin. that was the headline in the washington post. next up, trump s son-in-law had undisclosed contacts with russian envoy sources, that coming from reuters. and then, senate intelligence committee requests trump campaign documents that coming from the washington post as well. so we re still a long way off from understanding what, if anything, was going on. this says nothing of donald trump s own family. this one incident requires jared kushner a