nierd would the sbi's director. went to the man who runs north carolina's criminal justice system, attorney general roy cooper who wouldn't talk to us, either. >> after the new test results came to light, the prosecution offered to let greg go free. >> during the hearing they offered greg time served. they said, if you walk away from this process you can go home today. just walk away, time served, go on home. >> i turned it down. i said no. i want a chance to prove to everybody that i'm innocent. >> that surprised some people. >> yeah. and after i tried to eat that meal that night, you know, in that jail cell it surprised me, too, yeah. >> basically at that point you said, screw you, i'm staying until you say i'm not guilty. >> yeah. no, until i'm innocent. >> innocent. >> i just had to believe that as long as i had a belief in the truth and pursued that truth, that things were going to work out the best for me. >> but as greg sat waiting for the panel's verdict he still didn't know if the truth would set him free.

database and came up with thousands upon thousands of items listed as property belonging to public sbi $25,000 belonging to union stichlt $1,500 to san francisco state university. even $10 due the redwood city police department. is there a reason one part of the government couldn't find the other to give them the money? >> you have to ask the state level. >> reporter: so that's what we did. >> why doesn't government automatically send other departments of government the money? we need to make sure it's going to the correct sbenty. >> reporter: just because an item has someone's name on it doesn't mean it belongs to them. there has to be an investigation and that doesn't start until the money is requested. so outreach is the key. he says his office has fought for years to publicize the fund, but there are restrictions placed on him by the legislature. why? well, let's just say until claimed, the $6 billion is available as part of the general fund, a sort of interest free loan from the taxpayers and local governments of california. >> that's correct. it's very important we return those m

. >> sbis evolving. it's a work in progress. it's changing.ook at the music industry and what they went through ten years ago. and now i have actually have a daughter who is collecting lp records. so we're doing a turn about there. >> reporter: so is the last clap tefr t chapter being written in that member further down the road. >> i sure hope it isn't. well, got problems? the advertisers behind those got milk ads sure do. their latest ad has been deemed a dud and dumped. the controversial campaign immediately hit a snag when it was launched last week. it featured men apologizing for things they did or didn't do with the tag line saying, milk can help reduce the symptoms of pre-menstrual syndrome as the men were talking to their wives or significant others. advertising insiders say the campaign was enormous hit generating attention which advertising dollars just couldn't buy even if it had a not so happy ending. >> don't look at me on this one. >>> still ahead at 6:00, developing news from norway after a bombing and shooting leave more than a

but he and boehner have been, to a grand bargainer, a bigger deal, what i was most struck buy sbi this a president bho who is decidedly self contained emotionally. this is as visceral, as angry. he bordered on outright straight anger. which we rarely see from him. i think it is something that will get the democratic basics. on twitter, way is following it. a lot of folks saying this is the define be moment. what i would caution against is remember who obama is targeting since the 2010 election and when the 2011 election started. moderates independence wbs what do they like most? the since that washington is working. this nasty rhetoric, i think it ends up being a lose-lose for both sides. >> what i found interesting on that score is the president said look i'm prepared to do tough stuff on an issue that they ran on. president obama spoke about willing to take the heat from list party. let's listen. >> i was willing to take a lot of heat from my party and i spoke to democratic leaders yesterday. and although they didn't sign off on plan they were willing to engage under serious negotiat

on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the yeas reprailed sbi voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 61 printed in the congressional record offered by ms. foxx of north carolina. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are -- the nays are 175, the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on the amendment offered by the gentleman from south carolina, mr. full veiny. on which further proceedings were -- mr. mulvaney, on which

it is soupy, muggy, 87 real degrees out there, but the real feel when you kick humid sbi account is 98of it. it is really hot. ali velshi. >> i'm kiran chetry. a lot going on. talking about the intensely hot weather again stretching across a huge portion of the country and a deadly heat wave started in the midwest spread east. places like washington today, 103 degrees but it will feel upwards of 115. triple digit temperature, expected across the mid-atlantic, up and down the east coast and in the ohio valley. as many as two dozen heat-related deaths have now been reported. >> kiran mentioned a moment ago, across the country, begging you to conserve. warning rolling blackouts as people crank the ac. electricity cannot be stored. they have to provide as much as anybody needs. 7,000 lost power in chicago during this heat wave. in new york the power company says store owners who leave their doors open could be fined. rob marciano's tracking this for us in the extreme weather center. what do you got? >> you saw some of that video of people drinking water and pouring water over their heads.

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brigadier general mcmaster all of whom recognize that the illegal narcotics industry is sbi intrinsically linked. >> i just want to stress that statement. that statement you made i think is very significant. >> thank you very must have, senator. i'm pleased to report that even though the narcotics problem as proven to be an extraordinarily difficult challenge as you would expect given the percentage of global heroin that comes out of afghanistan, as a result of our new policies, organizational structures, our resources and the leadership, we're now seeing really important dividends from the sustained investments we have made. may 15th to june 15th of this year as was mentioned u.s. and coalition and afghan military officers and law enforcement agencies conducted an operation that means strangle. the department of defense designed to support 30 days of counter drug operations. the operation was the first sustained counter drug operation synchronized among multiple law enforcement and military elements. these operations focused on narcotics networks with a southern afghanistan, destroying m