bryan, nadine, we will— pages. fascinating stuff. bryan, nadine, we will let _ pages.cs in the months add. want to take you back to ukraine, that developing story that we have been covering for what is it, the last couple of hours now, that strike russian missiles, on that strike russian missiles, on that ukrainian city centre, kramatorsk. we are getting, slowly, more pictures out of the city centre and you can see just there some of the devastation, and we are starting to get some more detail. the number of deaths is relatively low at the moment, thankfully. ithink of deaths is relatively low at the moment, thankfully. i think the last number was three people killed, a0 people injured, but the unknown here is the number of people trapped under those collapsed buildings that you can see, collapsed in the rubble. this, just so you know, was a busy city centre, effectively, lots of restaurants there, for example, people out. it was 7:30pm or something in the evening, so dinnertime, plenty of people out and about, a shopping area too, so some people shopping, some people

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bryan cranston is back, everybody!and applause the great bryan cranston you know her from "nailed it," "wipeout" and of course "grand crew," which is back fridays here on nbc. nicole byer is also back [ cheers and applause we're so thrilled to have her. and he is playing two sold out shows at radio city this week and making his "late night" debut with us. tonight, we'll have music from keshi, everybody [ cheers and applause before we get to all that, the republican party has gone all in on the truly pathetic claim that silicon valley bank collapsed not because of financial deregulation they supported but because the bank was woke. in fact, they're desperately trying to prop up florida governor ron desantis, the gop's leading opponent of so-called wokeness with glowing profiles and easy interviews on fox news. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: almost on a daily basis, the conservative movement finds itself grasping for some dumb new culture war issue to get audiences outra

good morning, bryan.s movie "asteroid city" is super cool wes anderson is a guy you love he's different from any of the others you work with he has a special way of making a movie. >> i have never worked with a director who creates an environment like he does it's not just in how you make the movie and the specificity of wes anderson characters and story lines. but it's also what surrounds it. where all the actors stay in the same hotel we have dinner at one table every single night with wes and all guests and it's like actor camp we just -- we get to experience this on a wes anderson film, there are no trailers, dressing rooms. you all just -- there is no hierarchy. there is no call sheet you just are ready to go about 9:30, 10:00 in the morning in your wardrobe. you pop on his golf cart with him or a van and you go to the set and you hang out with everyone so you never know if you are going to be called into a scene. >> that is the coolest. >> yeah. it's really fun. >> and everyone is -- scarlet johanse

and tonight here, we learned about bryan kohberger's previous arrest, his own father turning him into police when he was a teenager. abc's kayna whitworth again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, bryan kohberger back in court for the first time since prosecutors revealed they will seek the death penalty for the murlder of four university of idaho students. with his life on the line, kohberger's defense team asking to see the evidence against him including cell phone data, and how police zeroed in on his car. >> it's not a fishing expedition. there is a heightened standard now that the state has filed its notice of the intent to seek death. >> reporter: defense lawyers also want access to the genetic genealogy investigation that allegedly led them to kohberger. his team points to the fact that three other male dna profiles were found at the crime scene. the state says kohberger's dna, taken from a cheek swab, is a statistical match to dna found on the knife sheath discovered underneath madison mogen. prosecutors insist they've turned over what they can. >> she has everything that the state

bryan llenas has more for us on this. bryan? >> neil, that's right.ed with fox news that daniel penny, the marine veteran has been indicted in the choke hold case -- in the choke hold death of jordan neely. we don't know of the exact charges. we know that penny was facing the second degree man slaughter charge and the manhattan district attorney's office believed that they had enough evidence, videos and witness testimony to indict him and to charge him on the second degree manslaughter charge, which in new york means that they believe that penny recklessly caused the death of jordan neely when he put him in that choke hold on that subway train on may 1. of course, look, the bar was low for a grand jury to indict someone. there's a reason why they say you can indict a ham sandwich. you needed 12 of 23 people to agree there was enough evidence and enough reasonable cause to believe that a crime had been committed here. that is what sources tell fox news happened. they voted to indict because they believe that there's enough evidence and reasonable caus

the person who really broke that was his opponent william jennings bryan. william jennings bryan ran first whistle stop campaign where actually went out to the people traveled thousands and thousands of miles across the united states. that's also part of the first modern presidential campaign. a candidate actually going out mckinley, want to do this? first of all, his wife had health issues. he did not want to leave her. he was such a good doting husband on his wife. so he didn't want leave her. also, william jennings bryan was known as a very, very good orator he felt he would suffer by comparison. so what happens is they set up this front porch campaign where were if he can't go to the voters, they're going to bring the voters to him. they load hundreds of thousands of people on special trains come into canton. they get off the train, marched to his front porch. he comes on the front porch. he's already been briefed on who these people are, where they're from what their main issues are is, oh, well look, we have these people here. oh, well, by the way, le

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bryan kohberger and the victims.of dna victims. -- dna evidence from the victims in mr. kohbergerer's home, office, or vehicle savannah >> erin, thank you we want to turn to laura jared. >> hi, guys. >> these are just pretrial motions going back and forth, but we're starting to see a preview of what the defense arguments are. >> we're starting to see them inject reasonable doubt even though we're miles away from a jury that's what this is. to say they didn't find any dna from the victims, of course the prosecutors will say he was good at covering his tracks in their telling he wasn't that good because they did find dna, at least according to the prosecutors next to one of the victims. they found a thumbprint next to one of the victims on the knife sheath the question is how in the world did that get there if he had no connection to the case >> there was actually other male dna at the scene what do you make of that >> that can't be surprising. it is a college student house. i would be surprised if there were no other

so according to this document they got that name bryan kohberger from the genetic geneology and wentuch. appreciate it. >>> the u.s. postal service is getting into good trouble tonight on capitol hill. i'll explain what that means next. first here is cnn's alex marquardt in for wolf blitzer. >> on this desire to go down and see the titanic we have a guest, the president of the explorers club which two people on board the submersible are members of. he knows them both and is family friends with harding and also knows the ocean. he has been down to the mariana trench and also up to the international space station. we'll have much more on the search and rescue right at the top of the hour in "the situation room." nonow ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict b breakdowns and order their own replacemenet parts. (foreman)) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you mo

bryan llenas has a very latest. hey, bryan. >> we expected the vote to happen today and it did.ng to the article sources, the grand jury has voted to invite daniel penney, the marine veteran will now face trial for the choke hold death of jordan neely, 30-year-old homeless mentally ill man that witnesses say was threatening passengers aboard the new york city subway last month. we don't know the exact charges that he is being indicted on y yet, but he was facing a second-degree manslaughter charge. this grand jury had been hearing evidence and witness testimony on this case since may 31st. they weren't considering whether penney was guilty or not guilty, but rather whether there was enough legally sufficient evidence and reasonable cause to believe that a crime had been committed here. the bar for indictment is low, he only needed 12 of the 23 grand jurors to vote yes to indict, and they have, there will now be a trial. the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg said they believe there was enough evidence. witness interviews, photos, videos, in this case, to prove that penny re

>> martha: thanks, bryan. bryan llenas in philadelphia. so with that, let's bring in republican national committee chairman woman, ronna mcdaniel. good to have you here today. obviously this has been a big issue in republican politics. i think of glenn youngkin winning his race in virginia in many ways on this issue of parents rights. i want to play this. i think it goes to the protests. these protesters are suggest the moms, the parents are anti-gay. it goes to the banning books issue. ron desantis spoke about this and tried to unwrap some of this. watch what he said earlier today. >> there's not been a single book that's been banned. schools though have to curate what is in a library and a classroom. you make decisions about that. you may have one book on george washington. there's 50 others you could have. that doesn't mean you ban the 50. you're making a judgment of what is appropriate. >> martha: it's about independent investigators in many ways. how do you see this in terms of where they live with the moms for liberty and what you ju

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. >>> quadruple murder suspect bryan kohberger was back in court today one day after prosecutors announced plans to seek the death penalty for the brutal stabbings of four university of idaho students. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has new details from inside the courtroom. >> reporter: wearing a suit and tie, a stone-faced bryan kohberger walked into court today as his attorneys pushed for more details on the evidence, police training, and the methods used to make its case. >> the purpose of discovery is really to prevent an unfair trial. >> reporter: court documents recently revealed investigative genetic genealogy was used to track down kohberger. investigators compared dna recovered from a knife sheath found at the crime scene to samples submitted by the public for ancestry tests. >> it is 100% legal. you give a dna sample. so this is totally open to the public, and police officers and investigators are allowed to do it too. >> reporter: the defense also wants to know how the fbi used cell phone records to show that kohberger was near the crime scene in the weeks before the murders. kohberg

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hi, bryan. >> grand jury proceedings are secret.d jury could vote on the daniel penny case as soon as today. a 23-person grand jury has been listening to evidence and witness testimony since may 31 on this case. their tasked with deciding not whether penny is guilty or not guilty but whether there is legally sufficient evidence of a crime and reasonable cause to believe that penny committed second degree man slaughter when he put jordan neely in a choke hold that killed him. the bar is low in the grand jury process. only 12 of the 23 people need to vote yes in this case against penny moves to trial. prosecutors say there's enough evidence, witness interviews, photos and videos to prove that penny held neeley in a choke hold for too long even after mr. neeley stopped moving and caused his death. neeley's family says penny should have been charged with murder contending the veteran knew the choke hold would kill him. in a series of video clips released by penny's attorneys, penny makes the case that this was self-defense. he said ever

bryan kohberger is charged with four counts of murder. investigators saying tests have confirmed kohberger's dna was on a knife sheathe found inside the home where the four were found dead last november now. >>> tonight here, the first look, an abc news exclusive, robin roberts with 16-year-old ralph yard roe. he was shot and wounded when he mistakenly went to the wrong address to pick up his siblings. the 85-year-old homeowner allegedly shooting him in the head and arm from inside the house. claiming he was scared to death. ralph going to multiple homes, asking for help, before someone came to his aid. he describes the moment he was shot. >> were there any records that were exchanged before he shot you? >> he only said five words. "don't come here ever again." >> what do you want people to know about you, ralph? >> i'm just a kid, i'm not larger than life because this happened to me. i'm just keep doing all the stuff that makes me happy, and just living my life the best i can. and not let this bother me. >> david: his parents say ralph i

on august 24, 1955, 14-year-old emmett till visited bryan's grocery and meat market in greenwood, mississippiwhere he will that she wa accused of flirting with a white store clerk. emmett till's 16-year-old cousin, wheeler parker junior, was with him when it happened and also four days later when emmett till was abducted. sunday on "q&a," reverend parker, co-author of "a few days full of trouble," recounted the events that led to emmett till's murder and his efforts to get justice for his cousin. >> emmett was 14 and i was 16, came in with him. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store, and once they were out of the store, a short time later, ms. carol came out of the store a short while later. emmett was a prankster. he loved to make people laugh, so he whistles. he -- you have to understand the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi. a black man whistles at a white woman, i mean, that was death itse. >> reverend wheeler parker junior, co-author of "a few days full of trouble," sunday on "q&a." you can listen to "q&a" and all our podcasts on our free c-span now app

. >> martha: bryan llenas reporting live here from new york.. >> prosecutors charged daniel penny with second degree man slaughterer accusing him of causing neeley's death by putting him in a choke hold even after he stopped moving. for the first time, penny is defending himself on camera in a series of video clips released by his attorneys. penny makes the case he was not acting recklessly but rather out of self-defense for himself and the other passengers on board. here the marine veteran describes the moment that neeley boarded the train as a scary situation. >> the three main it theres is i'm going to kill you, i'm prepared to go to jail for life and i'm willing to die. i was scared for myself. i look around. i saw women around children. he was yelling in their faces saying these threats. i couldn't sit still. >> martha: neeley was a 30-year-old homeless man with dozens of arrests including for punching people in the face. penny said he was trying to restrain neeley, not to kill him. reports that he had neeley in a choke hold for 15 minutes

quadruple murder suspect bryan kohberger was back in court today, one day after prosecutors announced for the brutal stabbings of fou university of idaho students. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has new details from inside the courtroom. >> reporter: wearing a suit and tie, a stone-faced bryan kohberger walked into court today as his attorneys pushed for more details on the evidence, police training, and the methods used to make its case. >> the purpose of discovery is really to prevent an unfair trial. >> reporter: court documents recently revealed investigative genetic genealogy was used to track don kohberger. investigators compared dna recovered from a knife sheath found at the crime scene to samples submitted by the public for ancestry tests. >> that is 100% legal, you give a dna sample. so this is totally open to the public, and police officers and investigators are allowed to do it, too. >> reporter: the defense also wants to know how the fbi used cell phone records to show that kohberger was near the crime scene in the weeks before the murders. kohberger is charged with four counts

nbc news reached out to bryan kohberger's team overnight and has not heard back. >> we know the trialseems like a real blow for the defense. >> reporter: yeah. his lawyers already said they need more time to decide whether they will offer a formal alibi they're also saying they haven't had enough time to review all the evidence following last month's grand jury indictment, having to go through thousands of pages and hundreds of hours of recordings. a hearing to decide whether to pause proceedings on the grand jury indictment is set for next week but clearly there is still a lot more work to be done to build out ththeir defensnse. >> all right, erin, thank you. >>> still ahead, harrison ford's emotional reaction to a fan thanking the star for his decades as "indiana jones. >>> but first, kristen dahlgren with the latest on the search for that titanic wreck and what the people inside may be facing. >> reporter: hey there, guys yeah, there was banging heard overnighght possiblyly from that sub.b. so w we're goingng to take a a inside p past missioions to seet it might b be like insnside

we can't do that, and darrow was counting on bryan's e ego and, sure enough, it stood up.r, i'm an expert on the bible, i'd be more than happy to tell the truth of the great book. and on cross-examination which was held outdoors, by the way, thousands of people looking on, a live radio audience nationwid- neil: oh, that's right, yeah. >> -- darrow utterly destroyed bye with january, so much so that a few days later he laid down for a nap and never woke up. neil: no, it's incredible how you build that up. what if the case had gone the other way. >> well, this point of fact -- in point of fact, scopes was convicted. darrow lost the case, but he won the larger argument, the court of public opinion. because america was paying careful attention to this. and it spelled -- it would have spelled the beginning of the end for banning books and criminalizing the teaching of science, and it, you know, it opened wondrous doors for learning in america because darrow fought for the indispensable proposition that nobody should be told how to think. we need to be reminded of that -- neil:

bryan llenas is live in mid-atlantic with the latest. what is going to happen today? >> brian, steve, and ainsley, good morning. look, marine veteran daniel penny will be arraigned today at 10:00 a.m. at the manhattan criminal courthouse behind me. a grand jury indicted penny two weeks ago on really the charges of second degree manslaughter charges for the chokehold death of jordan neely on the new york city subway on may 1st. now, penny is accused of recklessly causing neily's death. prosecutors say he held neely in a chokehold for for a too long even after he had stopped moving. if convicted he faces up to 5 years behind bars. the "new york post" ports penny is facing a additional charge of criminally negligent homicide which carries a maximum four-year sentence. now, in court today, guys, a judge will read the charges to penny. and the 24-year-old will enter a guilty or not guilty plea. penny is already free on $100,000 bail. his bail terms could be reconsidered today. we should also get a trial start date. now, penny's attorneys promised to, quote, aggressively de

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burleigh tech bryan, welcome. so belgium and let's backtrack a little bit here because there's been so much back and forth. so many attacks coming in from you rates towards russian territory. now belgium, the, one of the countries supplying weapons to ukraine is now trying to disassociate itself from the conflict after care of use belgium, supply weapons on russian territory. do you think you have will be held accountable for these actions from its western backers? at some point? no, i don't think that your plan will be held responsible. this was entirely predictable . belgium is just, i think, providing slip service. this could be a good pretext for them to remove themselves from participation in this proxy conflict. but overall, this was very predictable. these extremists that were crossing over the russian territory into belgrade. and these are nazis. nazis have been a problem and you probably and from 2014 onboard and this is a problem. the u. s. u k and the you were well aware of and they know about this and

bryan kohberger's attorneys want the water to stay but the judge is not made a final decision.s live with the latest. >> beyond those involved in the case speaking to journalists, once the trial starts, might not be able to see what happened inside the courtroom either. friday the gag order was challenged by coalition of you organizations as well as one of the victims families who say it violates constitutional free speech and the free press but right now, attorneys, law enforcement and the victims families cannot say a single word to the media. bryan kohberger is accused of breaking in and stabbing to death for university of idaho students inside their campus last november and since then the case really gained a lot of attention around the country so the concern from the judge is maintaining a fair trial for kohberger is influenced by what's being said outside the courtroom. >> denied that this is the case. what's frustrating is just how not necessarily albums in the program, it's what the media does with the photographs and manipulated in some way. >> his lawyer told the judg

bryan kohberger is accused of stabbing four students to death in idaho.acing four counts of first-degree murder and burglary. his trial scheduled to begin on october 2. >> carley: surveillance video shows a man dragging a woman down the street. she was sitting in her parked car and the suspect robs her and gets in his own car to make a give away. she wasn't giving up, reaching in the window to get her bag back. she was rushed to the hospital and treated for head injuries, but says she would do it again. for me to fight to the end, i feel good about it. i feel violated, i feel good because i put up a fight. tough lady there. >> todd: rhode island -- keying car that had an anti-biden bumper sticker. officers confronted joshua miller at the scene last week. >> the maniac who yelled at me in the car next to me. >> i didn't jach the car. i am a state senator. i think you'd recognize me. he called out my name, i never told him my name. >> he didn't say any of that, okay. >> todd: interesting to watch a lie in progress. officers went to his home after seeing sur

. >> sandra: bryan, what exactly is happening today, what are we waiting on? >> sandra, good to be with you. from what we have learned, the vote by this grand jury could still very well happen today, as early as today. grand juries are secret, but this grand jury has been considering evidence and listening to witness testimony in the daniel penny case since may 31, a 23-person grand jury. deciding not whether penny is guilty or not guilty, but rather legally sufficient evidence of a crime and reasonable cause to believe that penny committed that crime. in this case, they are considering whether to indict penny on second degree manslaughter charges. the bar is low in the grand jury process, 12 people on the 23-grand jury need to vote yes for the case to move forward. manhattan district attorney alvin bragg believes they have evidence that he caused the death of jordan neely by holding him in a chokehold even after he stopped moving last month. the key witness testimony will no doubt be from on board that subway train. one 66-year-old woman called him a hero, bu

lastly, idaho prosecutors make their decision on the death penalty for bryan. we touched on this. idaho statesman said were a jury to convict him at trial, need only to determine one aggravating factor exist in the deaths of the four victims. jurors decision must be y unanimous. seem like the bar is a little lower on this. final thoughts. >> yes, you bring up a really good point. when we look at it from the death standpoint, that is some serious implications on this case. allegedly there are some dna that pinpoints him at the scene of the crime and that dna is going to be key for this state's case to whether they prevail or not. >> yeah. great to have you on as always. thank you. >> great to see you. >>> meantime, new regulations on coal fired oven may cost new york city pizzerias thousands of dollars. tossing pizza slices across fence. that's at new york city hall. >>> hundreds of dolly parton look alikes in one spot. >>> one town's greasy poll tradition. the day's best viral videos are next. >>> first up, california lawmakers are considering changing lanes on how they tax driver

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joining me now in studio is bryan lanza, republican strategist and former director of communications,mp transition team and annmarie hordern, washington correspondent at bloomberg. and joining us remotely from atlanta is ameshia cross, democratic strategist and former communications analyst for 0bama. think it's all three of you for being here and to guiding us through what will be an interesting speech because not only is it about the debt ceiling deal which we have been discussing and covering for many days and weeks and months, it feels like but also because this will be the president's first address from the president's first address from the oval office. i want to start up because we have some excerpts from the president's plan for marx and i want to see what you make of them. now in these, just to summarise we have averted a crisis and what we are doing to protect america's future, passing this budget agreement was critical of the states cannot have been higher and that interesting here, something has repeated, no one got everything that they wanted, but the american people got

br bryan kohberger is accused of breaking in and stabbing to death four off campus students in theire. and it's gained a lot of attention and because of that, the judge is maintaining a fair trial for kohberger that isn't influenced by the press. and it's important that it's tried in court not the press added with journalists speak with them, they'll twist what we said and things we never meant and continue to put on the same narrative that gets them clicks, but the media coalition challenging the gag order says it should not have been issued in the first place without providing evidence it would infringe on kohberger's right to a fair trial. the second district judge in idaho says he'll rule on that in later proceedings, deciding whether or not to allow cameras inside the courtroom in the future. jacqui. jacqui: new for that story, j jeff. griff: nine people are injured after a shooting broke out in san francisco. san francisco police say the shooting was targeted and isolated and that there's no known threat to the public, but the officials have not shared if the suspect is in cust

country music star zach bryan warns fans not to touch my guitar.mmer celebrity news. roll it. did you see it? there it was. that fan was kicked out of the concert. he said get her out. bryan posted on twitter i don't mind people being disrespectful and trying to touch me or the guitar. if you try to rip it out of my hands i promise i'll rep you out of whatever venue we're at respectfully of course. >> dana: indeed. i can't believe she tried to grab the guitar. you are there to hear him play it. >> bill: he says it's his key to everything he does. that one singular guitar. >> dana: she got kicked out and probably won't do that again. be another warning. also want to go over to the west coast. portland oregon is considering a plan to outlaw camping anywhere in the city after handing out tens of thousands of tents to the homeless. it has gotten to where city no longer feels safe. you see it all the time here. with most people who live there calling the current situation an out of control disaster. dan springer is live in the northwest bureau. will the

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bryan llenas in new york. brian, thank you. ♪ tonight we have a compelling new report on the origins of covid. it details strong new evidence suggesting the virus did, in fact, escape from a chinese lab in wuhan. the study claims the researchers who led the controversial gain of function research which increases infectiousness of a virus were the first to become sick. the information is renewing criticism over previous assertions that the virus occurred naturally in china. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel joins us now to break it all down. good evening, mike. >> bret, good evening to you. this is not an official release from the biden administration. it's what u.s. officials have leaked to journalists digging into the origin of the global pandemic. >> not only did we confirm that the virus came from the wuhan institute of virology in china, we also were able to name the first three people sickened by the virus. >> a new report on the online platform substack says scientists at the lab in wuhan were

>> jesse: thanks so much bryan. the washington, d.c.home of the military industrial complex, but portland, oregon, that's the home of the homeless industrial complex. homelessness in portland is exploding. so what did the city do? did they round up the mentally ill and get them treatment? did they crack down on drugs? nope. portland spent $50 million to build safe rest villages for the homeless. basically like little keebler elf towns, four walls a roof, a couple bathrooms, washing machines. this is where they dropped 60 homeless in the middle of a residential neighborhood. not a treatment center no one is getting detoxed. still getting high, still stealing and raising a rut can you say, hey, neighbor. >> this village on north syracuse street is bear lay week old. neighbors say it's already causing issues. >> i have seen a lot of more and more of the, you know, drug dealers here and the people are just very they do the drugs right out in front of us noise going all week long. >> this noise taking by neighbor increase in concerning activ

they say that bryan kohberger's dna is a, quote, statistical match.t the crime scene. kohberger pled not guilty. he goes to trial in october. jean has been following this story from the beginning as they were looking for a suspect. good morning. what do we know? >> this is a 33-page document. it just came out. and the headline really from this document is that after bryan kohberger was, obviously, arrested they did a dna swab in his mouth to get his dna and that dna according to this document is a statistical match to that unknown dna on the knife sheath. now, this document came about because the defense had filed a motion for discovery. they wanted all the information they could find, which is definitely reasonable on the dna, the forensic testing everything they could find. this in a sense is responding to all of that. now another headline is the first time we are hearing in writing and we confirmed this through our sources on the very first day when he was arrested, that the fbi took that unknown dna on the knife sheath originally to a public genea