ready, let's get to work. >>> for 12 years, roy brown sat in prison for sabena's murder. failing to get a new trial, brown contacted the innocence project in new york asking them for help. >> the project was founded a little over 15 years ago to help convicted prisoners use what was then a new technology, dna technology to prove that they were wrongly convicted of the crimes for which they were in prison. >> they accepted his case. while doing some research, the innocence project learned that before brown's trial, prosecutors contacted a doctor, a well-known owe don't toll gist. >> i have one note that if what i was looking for was in fact an upper, i would exclude mr. brown. >> so the innocence project petitioned the court for permission to test the victim's ready to shirt found at the crime scene, thinking it might contain saliva. >> it's not impossible to find dna after a 15 year case, but it makes it a little bit more difficult. >> analyst tim goebel examined the shirt with an alternate light source. saliva and other biological materials will flores when hit with this

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roy blunt and sherrod brown in the senate and tom reed and joe kennedy in the house that have written those two is a true network all across the country. i am really encouraging congress to pass these bills. they are good ideas and what they do is not only help link upper top researchers at their best business people, but suddenly they become a focal point of opportunity and businesses around the country and the world start seeing if i am interested in digital technology, that's the place i should locate. if i'm interested in 3-d printing, let me go there. so you get a virtual site that can take place. congress has an opportunity to expand these in a significant way. in the meantime i'll congress decides what is going to do, we have to take action to launch more hugs this year and today we are announcing the next two advanced manufacturing companies. one is in the detroit area and the other is in chicago, illinois. [cheers and applause] now, let me describe a little more why this is so important. for generations of americans coming manufacturing was the ticket to a good class life. we

. >> brown: finally off the ice and the slope the pussy roy -- t was detained. how much of that or any political activity went through the bubble you're part of that. >> i think that olympic bubble burst a little bit today with the pussy riot. yesterday you had a trans gender protester in the park who was escorted out. the protest domes are there. it seems to be in the second week of the olympics some of these protesters, some of these groups, especially the gay rights group are saying okay enough is enough we've been good, we've been away and haven't done much of anything in the first week and now we're going to the floor in the second week. i suspect that will continue. ashley wagner the american figure skater who skates tomorrow she's been out spoken about gay rights here when she got to russia. we asked her about it and she she's she's going to keep talking about it. a lot of people are aware and i think it's a significant development. frankly we've been talking sports the first ten days, now a little bit of news and very expected news at these games. >> bro