. >> reporter: it's a look ronald brown hasn't seen in more than a dozen years. >> at my grandmother's funeral in '98. >> reporter: but today he's suiting up to change his life. how does it feel wearing a suit right now? after years of nowhere to call home. >> out on the streets homeless. >> reporter: now he's getting help from the franciscan center a program now two years old focusing on men trying to get their lives back in order. >> we saw this as an opportunity to fill avoid. >> reporter: the volunteers help men like brown develop marketable skills, build resumes and clean up their appearance, making them interview ready. >> help getting their i or their -- i.d. or their birth certificates. >> reporter: it ranges from contract workers to executives. to get the suits, ties and shoes, attire for hire, the franciscan center relies on donations. >> joseph a bank sent us donation. we've also heard from different clothiers. >> reporter: he gives both his clothing and time helping people like brown get started off on the right foot. >> it's great when you see things are happening. >> this

man on the screen with me here phillip the lead investigator in the 94 slayings of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman killed by o.j. simpson, i believe still to this day. the detectives say he was among the first detectives on the scene of the o.j. simpson mansion following those stabbing deaths of simpson's ex-wife nicole and friend ron goldman. our colleague mark fuhrman also testified at the infamous trial. this case has been happening and what it's all about. we are here in the studio. you helped put o.j. simpson? jail. they can tell us how the case was prosecuted. mark, you know, in reflecting on everything he did and how the case went down, do you still see it and you must in your heart of hearts as a gross miss care -- miscarriage of justice of the double homicide? >> of course i think it's a gross miscarriage of justice. it is sad when somebody dies an untimely death and he has family and grandchildren and sons and daughters. that is not really the reason we are talking and the reason we are talking is that there is a never ending interest in this case because it was a miscarriage of

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ronald reagan painted it and i'm not hearing it hear yet. >> congressman steve king, thanks so much. >>> let's turn to terrell brown.york with a check of the day's top headlines. >>> a person of interest is in police custody this morning in los angeles in connection with that arson spree. the man is being questioned for dozens much suspicious fires since last thursday. police may have gotten a big lead from a grainy surveillance video with a possible suspect with a ponytail and receding hairline. >>> 12 more suspicious fires set this morning in los angeles and brings 55 the number of arson fires and most of the targets were unoccupied cars although some carports and garages and apartments attached to garages were damaged. there were no reported injuries. >>> armed gunman is still on the loose in washington's mt. ranier national park. the park is closed as law enforcement officers search for an iraq war veteran and he is also suspected in the murder of a park ranger. rick price of kiro of seattle has the latest. >> reporter: the hunt for the gunman has continued overnight. meanwhile, police now tell us they have been

ronald reagan in 1980. they're gone. basically every person with the exception of ron paul in this field is trying to appeal to the social conservatives. it's a much narrower range of debate itself. >> brown: jeff, does it feel that way to you there? >> well, one thing to understand is that there are more registered independents in iowa than either democrats or republicans. i think what you're seeing in iowa is a sense that the voters are just tired of either side. so more and more of them are rushing to the middle. so that means that on the democratic caucus you're going to have partisan who are much further to the left of the spectrum. on the republican side those who skew much more to the right of the spectrum. >> brown: jeff, what about the money question that michael beschloss brought up, how it's spent, how much goes into television advertising, for example? >> there has been about $6 million spent in television advertising in the last 50 to 60 days in the state of iowa by candidates and their super pacs, but the other thing to note is the use of the internet. you can put a longer, much nastier ad on the internet and really stir up your own base. that has led to a further divisivene