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examining. >> not surprisingly, the stains were near the bite holes, an indication they were left by the person who bit the victim, presumably her killer. global removed the fabric, and performed str dna testing which is a more advanced form of pcr testing. the result, the dna profile from the saliva on the t-shirt did not match roy brown. but whose was it? barry bench's daughter, katharine, offered to help out. >> his daughter was a very courageous young woman who said, i want the truth. i want to know if my father committed this murder. and if roy brown is innocent. she actually contacted us after our papers were filed in court originally and said if you ever need me, i'll give you a dna sample. >> the dna analysis confirmed what roy brown already knew -- that the saliva stains on sabina kulakowski's t-shirt had come from barry bench.
you say mary katharine? >> he said some of this is bringing attention to the business and that's frankly in my book fine. that this is an exchange that works. pointing that out, i don't think, is a foul on his part. win when the federal government has messed up their part in this so badly. here's the deal. we need to have the government trying to reinvent the wheel like this. too too familiar hiewb rugs to help people. >> i don't understand that that's what i don't understand. opposite broken or opposite of the promises. >> doesn't seem to be any you are sen genesee juan, hes at the me he thinks it's fixed and is he going ahead. i haven't heard one computer expert or healthcare expert say it's fixed maybe there are some. i don't know. fixed or getting better you know what i'm talking about?
you say mary katharine? >> he said some of this is bringing attention to the business and that's frankly in my book fine. that this is an exchange that works. pointing that out, i don't think, is a foul on his part. win when the federal government has messed up their part in this so badly. here's the deal. we need to have the government trying to reinvent the wheel like this. too too familiar hiewb rugs to help people. >> i don't understand that that's what i don't understand. opposite broken or opposite of the promises. >> doesn't seem to be any you are sen genesee juan, hes at the me he thinks it's fixed and is he going ahead. i haven't heard one computer expert or healthcare expert say it's fixed maybe there are some. i don't know. fixed or getting better you know what i'm talking about?
independent as i can be, same as katharine and harry, we've grown up differently than other generations and i feel it i can do it myself, i want do it myself. >> another moment with the couples' u next way of doing things on display the christening of prince george. the event a lesson in the rewriting of the royal handbook. a very private affair, service was held in a private chapel, not buckingham palace. not all royal relatives invited to the christening. of the 22 guests in attendance, most were close friends of kate and william. >> i think we have got a sense of the modern monarchy here. it may not be an intentional redesign by william, but he's being himself, and that's probably what's changed and what the new world now and the new world for monarchy will experience for the next few years because george will pick up on that as well and develop it further in his day.
small government lower taxes. but why when you start to see images of president obama, the joker, you start to say to yourself, hey, this is the first black president and he is treated like this? this is pretty rank. >> what do you say mary katharine? >> first of all, the chimpy mcbush hit remember brigades not having respect for the office when bush was there that's a good point that you made, bill. look, i think it's problematic when you smear half of the country with these kind of motives when i think you are right, bill, it's not a huge significant part. the left says it's crazy to think none of this has to do with race. >> equally crazy to say that all of his problems are due to race. i think it's an excuse and hasn't served him well. obamacare and healthcare.gov aren't falling apart because of racism. falling apart because of ill advised scheme incompetently managed. >> mary katharine, you are right not all of his problems have to do with race. gosh, the obamacare stuff has been a disaster so far. that has nothing to do with
that the tea party is about small government lower taxes. but why when you start to see images of president obama, the joker, you start to say to yourself, hey, this is the first black president and he is treated like this? this is pretty rank. >> what do you say mary katharine? >> first of all, the chimpy mcbush hit remember brigades not having respect for the office when bush was there that's a good point that you made, bill. look, i think it's problematic when you smear half of the country with these kind of motives when i think you are right, bill, it's not a huge significant part. the left says it's crazy to think none of this has to do with race. >> equally crazy to say that all of his problems are due to race. i think it's an excuse and hasn't served him well. obamacare and healthcare.gov aren't falling apart because of racism. falling apart because of ill advised scheme incompetently managed. >> mary katharine, you are right not all of his problems have to do with race. gosh, the obamacare stuff has been a disaster so far.
you think that's a good thing, right? >> yeah, i think the -- perhaps the one of the only good things is wield like to sever the connection between employment healthcare so you don't lose it every time you move. that is a bad goal. going at it the wrong way. >> inordinate amount of power over the employee and you just don't want that kind secondly. >> going about changing that in a terrible way. >> the concept of preexisting conditions, if you get ill, insurance company doesn't ring you up because they're paying too many bills. chuck this guy off the roles because he has got cancer or heart disease or whatever. i don't think that's right. i think there should be a law against it. do you agree mary katharine? >> i think that's wrong as well. there are changes that could have been made without blowing up the individual insurance fraud. could have been done in small part. >> want to be in that business. they have to obey those laws. >> the supporters of owe
you think that's a good thing, right? >> yeah, i think the -- perhaps the one of the only good things is wield like to sever the connection between employment healthcare so you don't lose it every time you move. that is a bad goal. going at it the wrong way. >> inordinate amount of power over the employee and you just don't want that kind secondly. >> going about changing that in a terrible way. >> the concept of preexisting conditions, if you get ill, insurance company doesn't ring you because they're paying too many bills. chuck this guy off the roles because he has got cancer or heart disease or whatever. i don't think that's right. i think there should be a law against it. do you agree mary katharine? >> i think that's wrong as well. there are changes that could have been made without blowing up the individual insurance fraud. could have been done in small part. >> want to be in that business. they have to obey those laws. >> the supporters of owe obamacare all the things
foundations that want to send in money to help out women organizations and empowering children. interfering in the business of their government, destabilizing their countries they see it as a threat. president obama, the community organizer says no, this is good work picking up on president bush's pro-item thing. these people are not fomenting dissent or trouble. they are trying to help grow better societies around the world. we want civil society. that's why you had secretary of state kerry and everybody there. >> bill: that's more boring than i thought was going to be. >> bill: i thought mary katharine it was about giving putin -- putting girl rock stars in jail and doesn't like the gays now even though he is a gay icon but he doesn't wear a shirt. you can't do. this i thought it was a jab at putin, hey, hey, come on, civil society. >> i would like to think that i think there is better ways to do that i think he showed up to give
foundations that want to send in money to help out women organizations and empowering children. interfering in the business of their government, destabilizing their countries they see it as a threat. president obama, the community organizer says no, this is good work picking up on president bush's pro-item thing. these people are not fomenting dissent or trouble. they are trying to help grow better societies around the world. we want civil society. that's why you had secretary of state kerry and everybody there. >> bill: that's more boring than i thought was going to be. >> bill: i thought mary katharine it was about giving putin -- putting girl rock stars in jail and doesn't like the gays now even though he is a gay icon but he doesn't wear a shirt. you can't do. this i thought it was a jab at putin, hey, hey, come on, civil society. >> i would like to think that i think there is better ways to do that i think he showed up to give a nice speech on civil