jim clancy, cnn, atlanta. >> so could this be a game-changer for cops, prosecutors, even criminals?ense attorney michael kardoza, and back with me, jeff toobin here in new york. give me your take, could this pose some real problems here? >> i'm not worried about it. dna is still the gold standard. it is better than fingerprints, better than bite marks, better than hair and fiber, and the theoretical possibility that someone might be able to fabricate dna in a laboratory. you know, remember, you can always plant evidence. anybody who read "presumed innocent" or saw the movie knows that you can plant evidence at a crime scene. that hasn't changed, but the scientific basis for dna is exquisitely refined and this theoretical possibility i don't think is much of a worry. >> michael, though, i know you're a little bit more concerned about what this could mean, how it could impact investigations. >> well, as a criminal defense attorney now, i sort of like it. it opens up an entire avenue of cross-examination that was never there before. can you imagine their expert, the prosecutor's expert

favorite author, tom clancy. dreamed of being a cop and starting a family. leaves behind his parents, one sister, widow jamie. robert stanley, american hero. thanks to our guests but especially to you and good night from the new york control room. good night, brett, norm, stacy, evil. and happy birthday to the devoted viewer retired from the justice system personal friend and friend of the show jo horn. and happy birthday to another georgia friend of show, maida, grandmother of nine and great-grandmother of ten. happy birthday. everyone, i'll see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern. good night, friend. >>> i'm richelle carey. police investigating the death of michael jackson raided a pharmacy in beverly hills friday afternoon. he reportedly got prescriptioned filled there. jackson's doctor is the focus of the investigation. >>> casey anthony teared up friday in court. the defense revealed their strategy for her murder trial. they say anthony could not have killed her daughter. shi claim she was already in jail when her daughter's remains were found. >>> t

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sometimes you get a tom clancy novel, sometimes a mystery novel, historical, i just finished reading a book called vortex, which a hypothetical fictional book about an uprising in south africa. and i'm reading right now a political novel by an author named allen drury. he did advicing consent. this one is called something about tyre and nineveh. but it's a hypothetical about the campaign for presidency in the 1960 with racial unrest and anti-war party tearing the country apart. but i also, i've read a book about davey crock coat, who was one of the texas heros. i've read the vaclav clause novel about a planet in blue skies, a planet in shackles. i do read some current stuff. but basically, old paper backs from the bookstore in waco, texas. >> so see more summer reading list visit or web site at booktv.org. >> the phenomenon of facebook, on the social site and how it tore two best friends apart. >> book expo we're at the yale university press book with the director of the press. mr. donatich what do you have coming out? >> i got the making of americans by e.d. hirsch. he wrote about c

she asked me if i had medicare and what other insurance that i had and she says please don't worry clancyl take care of the whole thing. at hoveround we work with medicare and your insurance company to help you pay little or nothing for your hoveround so call hoveround today, get a free dvd kit that can change your life. we're better all around. go to hoveround.com or call the number on your screen today. bill: factor investigation. is american technology killing our people in iraq and afghanistan? that is also the subject of this evening's talking points memo. roadside bombs known as ied's are the most dead lid weapons the terrorists have on the battlefield. in iraq, more than 2,000 americans have been killed by ied's. more than 21,000 injured, many maimed for life. in afghanistan, 252 have been killed by roadside bombs. more than 1600 wounded. it is heart-breaking to visit soldiers and marines rehabing their injuries, brave outcome americans struggling to put their bodies and lives back together. this is the price of protecting americans from those who would harm us. this is the result

sometimes you get a tom clancy novel, sometimes you get a mystery novel, historical. i just finished reading a book called for tax -- "vortex" by larry bond, and i am reading right now a political novel by an author named allen drury who did advise and consent and this one is called something about tyre and nineveh but it's a hypothetical about the presidency in the 1960's with racial unrest and the anti-war party tearing the country apart. so, but then i also have read a book about davy crockett's recently who was one of the texas he rose in the texas war for independence. i have read vaclav klaus's lawful blue sky is a plan that in shackles, so i do need some current serious stuff but basically i read nickel paperbacks from golden bookstore in waco texas. >> to see more reading lists and ruben information visit our web site at booktv.org. bookexpo america and new york city, 20 or nine at yale university press with the director of yale university press. mr. donotich what is coming out this fall? >> and number of great books starting with the making of americans by e.

jim clancy, cnn. >>> sarah palin's resignation, americans are speaking out in a new poll.alaska governor? >>> also, inside an ambush in afghanistan. we have some really dramatic images of the growing danger faced by american forces as the country nears a critical election on thursday. ( car door closes ) ooooch! hot seat! hot! hot! hot! time to check your air conditioning? come to meineke now and get a free ac system check. at meineke, you're always the driver. >>> she stole the headline with her surprise resignation, but would sarah palin's decision to step down as alaska governor a smart political move? a majority of americans don't think so according to a new poll. 61% of people questioned in a marist survey say it was a bad move plight chi you only 15% think it will help her future. even among republicans, 51% diss a approve of her decision. remember, for the latest political news any time, check out cnn politics.com. go back to jack for t"the cafferty file". jack? >> question this hour, wolf is how should this proposed health care reform address the issue of illegal a

kathleen clancy is associate medical director at the national capital poison center in washington, d.c. >> about 43,000 of those were children under the age of six. >> those were cases reported to the national 1-800-poison help number. >> just checking back on you after the exposure to the has been nero pepper. >> don't laugh, eating one of these peppers could actually put you in the hospital. >> peppers including has been neros are a member of the night family which includes some of the best and worst plants in existence. i have got some dextura in the nightshade family, it is a hallucinogen. >> it is called thorn apple. >> a dangerous plant that can interfere with respiration and heart rate and can ultimately spend someone into a coma. >> look at what else is in the nightshade family. >> tomatoes, eggplants, and potatoes. >> figuring out what is poisonous and what isn't can be tricky. this is christopher mccanned less. the subject of the best seller and later the film into the wi wild. >> he went to many alaska and lived off the land, eating what he found growing around him. >> it is

the details read like a tom clancy novel. is your information in one of the chapters of this book?eam has all of the details ahead. >>> the x files released. thousands of pages of documents detailing all kinds of alleged ufo sighting. but people go ail alien crazy when hollywood does. are these real close encounters or are we buying to the hype. >>> is the administration waivering on a critical part of the health care plan, a government-backed health care option. the make or break reform the so-called public option was the only way to drive down health care costs for you and your family. mixed messages coming from the inner circle. suzanne malveaux is working her sources. live at the white house this morning. what's the story? what are you hearing about the back and forth over the public option. are they dialing back or committed to it as they were? >>> well, you know, they got slammed yesterday. a lot of critics coming out saying, look, you know, the suggestion that the public option is an option is just not fathom nabl. a lot of people say it's -- they think this is very importan

robust conclusions we have a lot of reasons in the current climate to be even closer together and clancy and i have had initial discussion how to do that. >> we will take one more question from the floor and go back and forth and give people a chance. paul behind you had a hand up for a while. >> federal news radio and wto radio here in washington one of the questions that came to mind to me when you were talking about the need to continue research funding beyond 2011 when that your of funding from out is the need to continue to keep young durham researchers in the pipeline all throughout the federal government there's concern about the retirement wave that's going to be moving through as more baby boomers reach retirement age and decide to move on to another phase of their lives how do you understand the challenge here at nih in that regard and how might that in turn into the discussion about chongging to keep funding levels up here to keep researchers working? >> so the demographics are complex and somewhat different from my understanding and again i need to know more about this since

favorite author, tom clancy. dreamed of being a cop and starting a family. leaves behind his parent, one sister, widow jamie. robert stanley, american hero. thanks to our guests but especially to you and good night from new york control room. good night, brett, norm, stacy, and happy birthday to the devoted viewer retired from the justice system personal friend and friend of the show joe horn. and happy birthday to another georgia friend of show, maida, grandmother of nine and great-grandmother of ten. happy birthday. everyone, i'll see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern. good night, friends. >>> coming up next on "issues, dramatic developments in the casey anthony murder case. she's back in court for the first time in months, and this time no smirk. this is crying tears as her dad, george, takes the stand and then blows her tears again. we'll have complete analysis of her bead language and what her parents said after court today. the hunt for a man who was a reality tv show star and is now an alleged killer. this guy you're looking at, they think he's i

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