mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourns today it adjourn to meet at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the chair at this time will recognize for special order speeches without precedent -- prejudice to the ability of further legislative business. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. poe: request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: permission granted. mr. poe: mr. speaker, this was a good day and one of the reasons it's a good day is because gabby giffords is back. mr. speaker, she is one of the best things in this congress. to me she came back tonight, cast her vote, the first vote since her -- since she was attacked and she is the perfect example of bipartisanship. i've had the privilege to work with her on the issue of border security and while she was in the hospital recovering in my hometown of houston, texas, her staff in arizona hosted me so i could go down to

mr. bundy was executed, we didn't really have the idea -- really didn't have the poe tens that we do nowof the dna testing that we are on some of these old cases so we are just really very fortunate that we have the ability to go back and rhett the throw actively look at some of these case and to put this dna into the database. >> you mentioned this database. the blood goes in and then how does it work? what does the system actually do? >> well, the system already contains hundreds of thousands of crime scene profiles. in other words, dna profiles that are taken from both current and very old case and so what will happen is mr. bundy's blood will be pro-filed it has already and that profile will be put into the database and then that will be run against, in a computer, it will be run against all of the profiles currently there that were developed from crime scenes, including crime scenes back when he was alive and when he was committing so many crimes. so you think we have a better shot at this now because of the improvements in dna technology than we might have had had all those years a