would this be outar on ther scale for all kinds of crimes in kentucky, that would be up to $7 millionme is money and the time that it saves us will actually balance out with the cost of the ants because the hours i have to pay peopleha versus it costs to burn it. >> no longer are we faced with six month, nine month, 18-month dela processinglt an ass kit just to come up with a potential suspect. now we have tecology in front of us that literally produces that th 90 minutes and that turnaround time for i us within five days, we may get the opportunity to put a name to a potential suspect, yes, that's exciting and groundbreaking stuff. >> while it is growing around the country, a spokeswomath for fbi says they're taking a slow and measured approach as they roll out a rapid dna pilot program. meanwhile, in kentucky, they're verifying all rapid dna cases and the existing dna testing and others tell us there's no turning back now. >> we can attack 21st century problems with 21st century technology. >> for "nightly business report" i'm ra hshg el solomon from kentucky. >> the dow fell 12 poi

rew him outar througth of a job. and along with killing three quarters of a million men, it started to strangle an entire industry and his way of earning a living. he tells you quite clearly that piloting a steamboat on the mississippi was what he anticipated for the rest of his life. there's some of my evidence for the first big claim. without a pink slip from the war , sam clemens would have lived the rest of his days as a riverboat captain, a lucrative and prestigious vocation, especially for a young man from missouri. if he were a well remunerated pilot, what would have kicked him into writing for a living? but his piloting fantasy dissolved. so, what did he do? look at number one on your handout, the last sentence in bold. in the following summer, a friend of twain's from new york was piloting a union gunboat and shouting for the union. i was in the confederate army. and then, compare that sentence with the first sentence in number six -- several of the officers have seen active service in the mississippi war fl