it's never happened before. >> talk radio host bill cunningham, a lawyer by training, regards himselfh conservative. but even he felt this was a case of justice denied. >> judging this case against a hundred other murder trials, this is one of the flimsiest and one of the weakest i've ever seen. >> my name is mike, i'm the creator of the website. >> someone out there following the trial was mike, a young newlywed himself and a web page designer. even though he never met ryan, he so believed in his innocence that he launched a "free ryan widmer" website. >> the goal is for him to get a new trial. if he doesn't get a new trial, i believe it's going to outrage a lot of people. >> angry citizens, taxpayers, voters. even though the real trial was over, the prosecution hadn't entirely called it quits. in their post-verdict victory lap, they spoke of things that the judge had not allowed the jury to hear. the weekend before his wife died, when she'd been away visiting relatives, they say ryan had frequented a website called adult friend finder. an organization that bills itself at the world'

the first and very important bill ensures that seniors can afford their drugs. representatives cunningham and bill araukus introduced a prescription drugs act that eliminates cost sharing for generic drugs for low income medicare enrolled people and caps their out of pocket costs for other drugs. nearly 25% of seniors who take drugs report it's difficult for them to afford their medications. this bill will not only save seniors money. it will also help save their lives in many instances. the second group of bills exposed how drug prices are set. the spike act and the fair drug pricing act require drug manufacturers to justify large spikes in drug prices. the reporting accurate drug prices act proposed by representatives dog it and buchanan require manufacturers who report the average sales price of medicare part b, b as in bo boy drugs. this bill makes sure medicare is paying the right price for part b drugs. all kinds of partners in this. they direct companies to report the price in quantity of the free samples of drugs, devices, and medical supplies they give to health care providers. t