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To answer that question. so, he put the young man under surveillance, followed him to a local restaurant. >> and are you hidden somewhere in the restaurant? >> im kind of back in a corner, yeah. >> he watched the student have a few drinks, and when he left, the detective snagged the dirty beer mugs and sent them out for dna testing. the results would take weeks, leaving a town full of young people on edge. >> dads and moms were telling their college age kids, be alert everywhere you go. go with ...

For the desperate and troubled. >> believe it or not, that whole area has homeless people that are up there. >> reporter: this is where greyhound took them. this is where he lived, he said. but out there somewhere, they were convinced there must be a second campsite with possible evidence about the killing of shauna tiaffay. so detective miller went up with the police air unit to have a s look around. >> those two pilots decided that they were going to fly that whole area for us, and they actual...

Someone said they saw a white car speeding from the park the night of the shootings. that led nowhere, so chavez and his team focused on the crime scene. there was no murder weapon. they did find two spe spent .45-caliber casings. and near an observation deck just 30 feet away from where mollie and kristene were discovered, police found an empty monster energy drink can and five cigarette butts. and the girls didnt smoke? >> the girls did not smoke. >> chavez sent all that for dna testing. as fo...

Airport in guadalajara. you ever seeing a picture there. the drugs were headed to the states and worth about $270,000. now to abby. abby: unbelievable. thank you, brian. last week 55 cases of remains believed to be u.s. service members from the korean war arrived in hawaii, the d.n.a. testing began meadly in orde immediateld remains which could take months or years. here from the laboratory is dr. john bird and director of the dod and armed forces director examiner system dr. timothy mcmahon. th...

Back in the 90s. did your family get a call then to say your uncles remains have been found? >> there was no calls made back in the 1990s. there was -- they were not sure of who all the boxes contained back then. they had to go in and find d.n.a. testing and get all kinds of d.n.a. strains from different families to be able to locate. this and from what i understand, when his remains were brought over, they are actually contained the remains of five different soldiers. brian: wow: they had to pi...

What advice do you have for them? >> just hang in there. theres always hope. you can always, you know, just sit back, provide the d.n.a. testing, definitely. if no one reaches out to you, definitely go on the dpaa website. theres a link on there that you contact them to, you know, provide your d.n.a. but, always stay in touch with them. keep the d.n.a. going. and just hope for the best. brian: all right. amy, thanks so much. amy hicks, appreciate it. >> thank you. ainsley: your uncle will never ...

Of defense. tim, thank you very much for being here this morning. >> its my pleasure. > pete: i was there, we are all very heartened by the return of these remains. what are your expectations about what we might learn in the coming weeks and months? >> the expectations that we will see is that the annual throw pollinanthropologists wilt their samples for a d.n.a. testing. the medical examiner lable has been a partner with dpa since 1991 to do all of the d.n.a. testing for these past accounting s...

Several times along with the head of cdp and cis talking about the loopholes, if they want these folks to see a judge and claim asylum, we do, too. there is one way to guarantee to see a judge is to keep it in a family residential center. they dont want to do that. they refuse to fix the loopholes, the attorney general did what he had to do operationally to defend our borders. the attorney general did exactly what he should have done. >> laura: zero tolerance is a way to go. he was right. we hav...

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Treatment. the deal gives the company access to the database of nearly 5 million customers in order to focus on research and development of innovative new medicine and potential cures using human genetics as the basis of human discovery. but security experts say theres nothing more personal than your dna data. its unethical for companies to use it without your consent. >> they dont realize that the service they paid for. something is personal and unique as their dna could be sold and profited up...