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what kind of evidence do federal investigators have to open this informati investigation?om the forensics that was done by the parents. they had the body exhumed. >> a second one? >> a second one, right. they felt confident their son was murdered and have been fighting all along. they got the body exhumed, came up, they did the autopsy, and sure enough, even though there's some bizarre facts about the body being stuffed with newspaper, and that's another controversy, but according to that doctor, it was blunt trauma. >> okay. blunt trauma, as i understand it, to the right side of his neck. put that with the first report that was the straight autopsy in which it said he died as a result of going head first. so some sort of hit on the head trying to retrieve a shoe. couldn't that be one in the same? >> it could be. it could be. but the whole circumstance is even when you look at the picture of him inside the mat, there's something just very fishy. the shoe is on top. it just is a strange, bizarre set of circumstances. obviously, this was a teenage boy in perfect health, craw

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greater limits on the extent to which we can make inquiries in the amount of time that we can hold the informatinformation. i do think that we do not want to see the collection program go away. we think that it manages to accomplish an important foreign intelligence service with a minimal intrusion on privacy, not no interest on privacy but given the weight of the program operates which is to say that it doesn't collect any personally identifiable political information about anybody. and the uses and the retention of the data are limited. >> this is dianne feinstein's bill that will allow the election but presents the content analysis of that information. >> and impose other restrictions on how it can be used as well. it can only be used for contact changing. it cannot be used for the kind of things people worry about with big data into the kind of things the companies do with what they collect which is a room through and extract useful information. it can only be used for one narrow purpose. >> let's look at the bill with potential but that was before the court and deal just with the changes to