jeffrey anderson, professor of radiology and bioengineering, teamed up with dr. julie korenberg, director of the center for integrated neuroscience and human behavior. the study combined brain scans and blood tests on 20 devout mormons, to track their neurological reactions to biologically explained spiritual sensations. >> we don't even know when a young boy goes off to join isis or a mormon in salt lake has some sense of connectedness with the divine in their view... we don't know if that's the same thing. what do people experience in their brains when they feel religious and spiritual experience? >> what we've been awaiting is the level of genetic analysis and the level of imaging analysis to be able to get to this critical intersection point. >> participants, like auriel first undergo a structural m-r-i, that gives a detailed picture of the brain at rest. next is a functional m-r-i that records auriel's brain activity while she's reading quotes about faith that are paired with photos of religious figures. next up, church videos depicting mormon culture. durin

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. >> joining me, sheriff dee anderson. and jeffrey toobin, a former federal prosecutor.learned that couch's probation officer could not reach him this week what went through your mind? >> i was not surprised. i predicted two years ago that something bad was going to happen of this. it didn't shock me at all. particularly in light of the video that surfaced. i'm sure he believed his probation was in jeopardy if not completely revoked. i had been expecting something like this for the last two years. >> you say not surprised. were you upset? >> i was upset at the time. i'm frustrated to have done what he did, take four innocent lives, impact those families in a way none of us can fathom and never express one isn'tment of remorse it was all about him, what can he do to get out of it. and so, i'm frustrated. i was frustrated then. i'm frustrated now. i want him to be held accountable once and for all. the families deserve that and society deserves that. the nation is frustrated. i'm bombarded with people that are outraged that he is now on the run and not being held accountab

judge jeffrey farrell found 20- year-old ngor makuey guilty of first degree murder in the death of 97- year-old rupert anderson. the judge added assault, robbery and burglary to the guilty verdict. makuey's attorney argued the insanity defense...but the judge says he doesn't buy it. the judge says makuey needed money in july of 2014...and that why he broke into to the anderson home. while the judge ruled it wasn't pre-meditated murder...he says makuey did show malice and forethought. 11:57:36-11:58:03 the weapon was brought from his home...wasn't going over there club rupert and ...clubbed her over the head. makuey's sentencing date is set for january fourth. a gas leak left two downtown bars and one apartment building without services today. midamerican energy says a construction crew hit a service line around 11-30 at 3rd and vine. one road was closed during repairs...but it has since re-opened. officials say there were no injuries or evacuations from the incident. dupont...the parent company of johnston-based pioneer...announced a big merger today. pending federal approval..it'll join forced with dow in a d

judge jeffrey farrell found 20- year-old ngor makuey guilty of first degree murder in the death of 97- year-old rupert anderson. the judge added assault, robbery makuey attacked anderson and his wife, harriet in their home in july 20-14. harriet survvedi makuey and his family lived across the street from the andersons'. the judge says makuey needed money and that is why he broke into to the home. an insanity defense was considered, however, the judge said there were no symptoms of metal illness on the day he was arrested. 2:20 shortly after the crime... and he walked away. 2:38 maukeuy faces life in prison... he will be sentenced on january 4th. u-s marshals say one of its most wanted fugitives may be in iowa. 20-year-old bryan bridges of kansas is wanted for first degree murder. officials say he and others broke into a kansas home in the homeowner. investigators believe bridges pulled the trigger. officials say he has ties to iowa, mexico, denver and colorado...but... right now his whereabouts are unknown. a 20-thousand-dollar reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest. bridges is considere

anderson? >> yeah, the clock is ticking on that. tom foreman, thank you very much. back with the panel, jeffrey lord and van jones, and gloria borger, jeff, do you see this going all the way to the convention? come march, we'll know more things. >> everything i thought i knew about politics just went out the window. you know, iowa is not new hampshire. so you're seeing the candidates now start to gel to where they believe their strengths are. chris christie is a national security guy and doing a platform that is pretty significant in new hampshire on that. it helped if you read the endorsement there, it was huge. by the way, they will endorse every day and say something good about him every day. his numbers are on the way up. that first round, by the way, people who do well in iowa tend not to do well in new hampshire. i think you're seeing that in all the polling right now. i think there will be less seats at the table. the big super tuesday day is where it really saturdays to matter. >> and with this one angle, mike roger's hair is looking strangely like donald trump's. >> for that kind of mo

jeffrey, do you really believe it is presidential for a candidate for the highest office in this land to be, you know, doing that? >> andersonyou know, there is a cross of a couple issues here. one is political correctness. >> it's not political correctness, it's human decency. >> yeah, but anderson, when president obama sits on the set of "the tonight show" with jalen know and says he bowls like he's in the special ocho li olympics ind indecency. >> i believe, i believe there was outrage when president obama just off the top of my head said that on jay leno's show. >> where was the outrage over the commercial? >> i just told you there was outrage about one thing he said. we'll have to check on the other thing but can you answer the question about donald trump, do you really believe it is presidential for a candidate, a president to act like that? >> well, i mean, he says he didn't do it. now -- >> okay, but you're an intelligent guy and this guy -- but you're an intelligent guy and he said you ought to see this guy and spazs with his hands. >> i don't know the guy moves like that. i have no idea, anderson. >> okay, well i w

. >> jeffrey, lindsey graham says it's a death sentence for interpreters and others working to help americans overseas. has trump gone too far? is this a good idea? >> anderson, i have to say i am just amazed there is lots of president for this. in world war ii within days of pearl harbor, franklin roosevelt revoked the nationalization process for german, italian and japanese immigrants in this country. they were called, using the authority from the -- if i can look at this, the alien enemies act of 1798 and issued three executive orders. it gave the government of the united states the right to detain and to label all of these people as enemy aliens. they were not permitted to travel beyond five miles from their home. they could not have cameras. they could not have short-wave radios. there were a lot of restrictions put on these people -- >> are you suggesting like japanese camps? >> no, no, no, this was totally different than that and that certainly i think was wrong. no, this was totally different than this. this had nothing to do with the internment camp issue that came later and all i'm suggesting, there is a lot of president and he's saying let's be ca