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Here. and she basically said, even though we know everything going on, its still almost an impossible problem to solve. listen to what she said. >> you cannot put a policeman behind everybody. because we dont have the financial access. >> one of them, apparently, was known to the police. this french one was known to the police. >> we find the fingerprint. >> you knew of him before? >> yes. of course. you know, all the french people do not have the fingerprint on the database. >> how did he slip ...

Care. the service member who signs up today, the 18-year-old who comes in today, is going to be this veteran 80 years from now. hopefully 80 years from now. yet theres this great divide. d.o.d. is in virginia. v.a. is in washington. there has never been a larger divide across the potomac than you can imagine. that database. young spider marks at 18. is that completely continuous over the v.a. so i seamlessly transition to somebody else who owns me. right now that disappears. this is a very, very...

Out. >> so its a game changer potentially right now? >> thats why people are calling it a game changer. it will change how the back of the house is run at airports. >> because theres always been that vulnerability. does it sound like this could have been, peter, a lone individual who could have done this? built a bomb that could have blown up a plane like that 23 minutes into that flight at 30,000 feet? >> i doubt it. based on previous bombings of aircraft or attempted bombings, i mean, usually ...

Unless theres been a court order saying that that parental right has been terminated. so a lot we dont know about this story at this point. but we did get a statement from, first of all, lets go with the family, the mother of julian, that has not had her son for 13 years. she told cnn, our family was overjoyed this week to locate julian and learn hes safe. we want to thank everyone for their prayers and support during julians disappearance. and also the national center for missing and exploited ...

Centers database? >> yes, can you believe that, they were able to track that? we dont know exactly how, we dont know what this little boy, now 18, said to the school counselor. but the father is only charged in ohio now with actually falsifying and defacing the database in ohio to receive and obtain a fictitious ohio state i.d. card. but youre right, ashleigh, this is, allegedly, a kidnapping class. i just spoke with alabama authorities. no charges are in the database at this point for kidnappin...

The investigation. first there was dna found at the crime scene. they didnt know who it belonged to. it wasnt anybody in a criminal database. so they were testing other officers actually to see whether in fact the crime scene had been contaminated. also there was an internal investigation of the police department. the police department was really in turmoil. one chief was actually put on paid administrative leave and then simply outright resigned so they had new leadership. and this was all goin...

Mansion, but now we have an item in the porsche that was apparently torched by whoever committed the crime and now a juror is looking at two critical pieces of evidence that says darren wint was involved in these killings. >> savvoss dna is found on the vest, too, along with dna from a third, identified person. could this beaccomplice? >> yes, it could mean that. one way to get around that is elimination specimens. who might have had contact with the vest? finding a match on the database would b...

But the most important break comes from an unlikely source -- a piece of pizza. >> it just so happens that the fire never really hit that slice of pizza. that is what broke this case. >> for dna experts like lawrence kobilinsky, its a pot of gold. >> you have a lot of cheek cells that tend to slough off into your saliva. theres a lot of dna in saliva. every time you bite into something, you are leaving small amounts of saliva behind. >> the pizza is taken to a forensic lab and immediately tested...

A piece of pizza. >> it just so happens that the fire never really hit that slice of pizza. that is what broke this case. >> for dna experts like lawrence kobilinsky, its a pot of gold. >> you have a lot of cheek cells that tend to slough off into your saliva. theres a lot of dna in saliva. every time you bite into something, you are leaving small amounts of saliva behind. >> the pizza is taken to a forensic lab and immediately tested for dna. >> they compare that developed dna to a database, an...

Apparently torched by whoever committed the crime. now a juror is looking at two critical pieces of evidence that says daron wint was involved in these killings. >> savvas dna is found on the vest tooable with dna from a third unidentified person. could this be an accomplice? >> yes, it could mean that. one way to get around this is elimination specimens. who might have had contact with the vest? fining a match on the database would be really a major finding. >> so far, though, no match. but the...