pierson says while traditional interrogations do work, they can work too well. nationwide nearly a third of all wrongful convictions later exonerated by dna have been linked to a false confession. >> there is a problem, but there is also a solution. train detectives to use a more effective methodology that's also ethical. >> reporter: that's called science-based interviewing. studies show it is more effective than traditional confession driven interrogations like aaron's. >> i'm not looking for a live denise. i'm looking for dead denise. >> he has no evidence to support that conclusion. that is part of the training. >> reporter: under science-based interviewing, what would he be saying? >> instead of talking, he would have aaron talking. >> reporter: the goal of a science-based interview is to give detailed information, instead of focusing on a confession. >> take a detailed statement and compare that to other known facts. >> reporter: science-based interviews build rapport instead of focus on control. >> he stopped my denials, won't let me speak. >> reporter: s

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by subsidiary endeavor, air was involved in a single aircraft accident. upon landing at toronto, pierson, the plane was carrying 4 crew and $76.00 passengers. among them 22 canadians. oh, just arrows and wood has been following developments from also. the weather is going to be something that they're going to look at uh for sure. uh, you know, there was a large storm system that moved through uh, southern ontario or through the toronto region up towards montreal, this past weekend, leading as much as 30 centimeters of snow and parts of the, this region of the country, temperatures are up a, you know, below minus 20, in some areas you of the windshield that can make it even colder than that. and wind gusts to during the storms can present a challenge for pilots landing at these airports after on airport. and as i mentioned, it is one of the largest in north america, received hundreds of incoming and outgoing flights. today, those have all been diverted to areas in airports, including montreal and ottawa, only about an hour, a slight time from there. others have been outright cancelled. so

curious to hear how president donald, from some verbal attacks on the presidency lensky and his pro pierson stones has gone down in washington. and so of course the ukrainians would say that they wouldn't have been invited to the table so they couldn't sit down because donald trump sat down with the russians. well, the fact the secretary of state that, and many people here in washington believe the donald trump, is perhaps the only person who could get both sides around the table at the can sound the way he's talking about plot to be a person that he's more critical of load them years, the landscape essentially saying the ukrainian started the war. many republican senators are very loyal to donald trump don't like that to and a tool. they're saying that allow them to put in as a dictate to someone who in the wants of one is evil and perhaps should be in jail because of all the things he's done over the years. well, they don't have a direct input into the peace talks of the ukrainians will be aware that there is the support for them in the united states. i'm gonna be playing that up as much

so this pierson of being in the room and doing what i needed to do and saying what i needed to do and after a speech people will come up and start talking to me and forced me to engagement and that work into my life i became more and more willing to talk to folks because they didn't know me. and when i was doing my that public health work and - but i a group of people sometimes large and maul groups of people i needed to engage with them. >> which i found myself doing from the pull petty had things to say to people and i learned how to be you know, a public person with whatever congregation i was working with but sometimes would hold back in the morning that kind of thing and it takes a lot of energy to be up front you know, and so but then once i would get through it reluctance to be engaged always wonderful conversations that people seem to joy. seems even any grandchildren bus that's pretty rare they enjoy my conversation (laughter). >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> okay. so i want to kind of do in rapid fire questions with short answers or kind of short comments shot out questions to you g

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mike pierson is still with us, aviation attorney and trace gallagher also helping us out, breaking news anchor getting set to take over in a few hours his show. trace, we also have jon scott standing by but you have gotten additional information. >> trace: and i think john and mike might be very interested in this because this is coming from a fox 29 philadelphia reporter, they are talking about the pieces of the aircraft and going on to say that philly police are telling him outlines of the mcdonald's on cottman avenue, roosevelt boulevard, which is right there near the roosevelt mall that there were pieces everywhere, right? and assuming that he means piece of the plane. but the fascinating part of this is that a medical oxygen tank was apparently found from the jet because it has med jet or jet rescue written on the oxygen tank found about a quarter of a mile away from the actual wreckage of the airplane, which we were talking earlier about how this jet might be configured as a medical flight transport. and does it have -- is it loaded with oxygen tanks? because that's one of the thi

so this pierson of being in the room and doing what i needed to do and sng what i needed to do and aftere will come up and talking to me and forced me to engagement and that work into my life i became more and more willing to talk to folks because they didn't know me. and when i was doing my that public health work and - but i a group of people sometimes large and maul groups of ple i needed to engage with them. >> which i found myself doing from the pull petty had tngs to say to people and i learned how to be you know, a public person with whatever congregation i was woring with but sometimes would hold back in the morning that kind of thing and it takes a lot of energy to be up front u know, and so but then once i would get through it reluctance to be engaged always wonderful conversations that pple seem to joy. seems even any grandchildren b that's pretty rare they enjoy my conversation (laughter). >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> okay. so i want to kind of do in rapid fire questions with short answers or kind of short comments shot out questions to you guarantees. okay. so one question is you