the alan brown public banking -- >> who is ellen brown class. >> ellen brown class. >> yes. >> she was the one who started the public banking concept and has been pushing it worldwide for some time now. >> thank you. >> she started by writing the book. now she has another book out. anyway, she has -- i think she has a radio program twice a week or it may be it is even on t.v. i don't know. i'm surprised you don't know about ellen brown. >> i don't get out much. >> one of the ideas they had that i not heard today was to buy an existing bank, to start a public bank by buying an existing bank, so that's just an idea you might consider once you look into it, or may be you have to buy the entire bank. may be you just invest heavily so you have control of the policies that the bank has. that is another idea you might look into. thank you. >> thank you. hello. >> i'm introducing myself to you in my grandmother's language because that is where it all starts for as. is at least for this coalition in san francisco, the public bank coalition started with seeing the effect of our money being inves

genetic expert joe ellen brown spent two years testing more than 750 pieces of evidence in the case.ry she was able to match cheryl dunlap's dna to blood on two of hilton's sleeping bags and on the shoe laces of his hiking boots. >> the major donor does match cheryl dunlap. >> jennifer portman, a senior writer on the tallahassee democrat was in court every day. >>> how good or bad is the forensic evidence against gary hilton? >> when the prosecutor presented the dna evidence and the sleeping bag with cheryl dunlap's blood on it and gary michael hilton's blood on it, you could just see the jurors for them, you saw it inner eyes. they knew. >> after six days of testimony, the prosecution rested. now the defense, holding a very poor hand, would have to fight for gary hilton's life. >> coming up, gary hilton's defense makes its case. >> we have absolutely no evidence, no direct evidence that mr. hilton committed murder. >> and will hilton take the stand? >> do you wish to testify? >> you've done a lot of trials. is this just another day at the office? >> oh, no. it's never, when you're w