it began with, of all things, a message to the facebook page of the zanesville pd. had volunteered that her husband was part of a stickup gang. we came in and spoke with her and obtained a lot of valuable information for this investigation. dennis murphy (voiceover): detective phil michel of the zanesville pd had been working for two years on a string of armed robberies. when he got the facebook tipster in for an interview, guess who she identified as two members of the robbery crew? none other than sirius underwood and josh daniels. if the tipster could be believed, they'd been bandits together two years before brandy would be found shot to death. the woman confirmed something detective michel had long suspected, but been unable to prove, that the robbery of a local department store had been an inside job. josh daniels had been working at the store at the time and handed over $7,000 to a masked gunman. if we had been here on january 1, 2012, what might we have seen? you can see an individual come from the southwest side of the parking lot. he stuck the gun in josh'

was only compounded by a misguided tax and trade policy that shuttered factories in places like zanesvillelike my home town of mansfield, and places like lima and chillicothe's and jobs shipped overseas. we talked last week why the chips is incredible to our economy and national security. with the work of the senators on the committee we bypass the infrastructure law in chips and a science act. people care about results. today let's look at the results. 60,000 infrastructure projects already underway across the country because of the bipartisan the structure law. these projects are improving 165,000 miles of roads, 9400 bridges are getting repaired. every state is benefiting. the bridge in alabama is getting looked at. other states are getting new buses. we are making bus and rail stations built before the americans with disabilities act finally assessable in places like philadelphia and cleveland. six years ago, rob portman and i introduced the bridge act to replace the hundreds of bridges in ohio in thousands around the country who had not had a serious repairs in decades. because of the