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Entered into a database and possibly solve other crimes. it's supported by every one of 58 sheriff's, more than 400 police chiefs and all 62 of the district attorneys. >> i can't believe more important single law enforcement tool than expanded dna collection from all convicted offenders. >> this will help us solve crimes but also help us prevent crime and exonerate the wrongly convicted. >> they say the law is victory for anyone victimized by repeat offenders who should have been locked up long ago. when larceny was added to the list, they solved 48 murders and 220 sexual assaults. but critics...

Court with the tape that allegedly shows edwards and his former mistress, rielle hunter. young's attorney says that he doesn't have the tape. the tea partiers doing their thing in nashville, tennessee. about 600 people paid $549 each to attend that convention. they are hoping to strengthen their year-old anti-big government movement but there's been some pushback. some would be backers say the tickets cost just too much. so what if i told you the government has your baby's dna? newborns are routinely screened for a series of genetic diseases and in some states that dna is stored even witho...

Well, you will. did you know that newborns in the u.s. are routinely screened for between 28 and 54 different conditions, often without the parents' knowledge or consent. dna samples are stored in state labs for three months to indefinitely and the genetic info is often given to outside researchpers. a state of minnesota study says that more than 120 scientific papers have been published in the united states since year 2000 using newborn blood samples. parents in texas and minnesota have sued claiming that storing the dna could affect their children's ability to get jobs or health insurance la...

Overview and we'll provide you an actual diagram. we opened 25 square miles on the southeastern side of the closed area to fishing and that was approximately a week, week and a half ago. we are continuing to aggressively take a look. three things that are required and, at this point, i'm speaking on behalf from noaa and the director of the fda. there are three general conditions that need to be met. number one, a certain amount of time where there is no oil detected in the water. second, two tests have to be done on the fish that are captured. one is a sensory test to understand whether there ...