Among the winners. Its five oclock. Our main story is the deepening political crisis in Northern Ireland, following the decision by sinn feins Martin Mcguinness to resign as Deputy First Minister. His resignation took effect a few minutes ago. Its the latest twist in the controversy, about the mismanagement of a Green Energy Scheme, which has Cost Hundreds of millions of pounds. Sinn fein have been demanding that the democratic unionist leader Arlene Foster stand aside as First Minister, while her handling of the scheme is investigated, but shes refused. Mr mcguinness says hes demanding an assembly election, so that the people of Northern Ireland can express a view. A short while ago, mr mcguiness gave this statement. Can i say first of all, i have met with the First Minister Arlene Foster at 1. 30, and we had a conversation about what i would like to speak to you about. Over the last ten years, i have worked with dup leaders, and i have reached out to unionists on the basis of equalit
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was that their suspect was still out there somewhere on the street at large, potentially targeting his next victim. and it would stay that way unless detectives could prove that the attacks were both the work of travis forbes. keith morrison : there was one possibility and really only one. sitting at the denver police crime lab were several swabs of travis dna which detective nash gurule had obtained when the two talked in texas. detective jaclyn shaklee: and we needed that, obviously quickly, to compare it to what had been collected from lydia tillman when she was transported to the hospital because keith morrison: but she had been sprayed with bleach and every other and she had been burned, i mean detective jaclyn shaklee: yeah, she had. keith morrison: was there actually any dna left? detective jaclyn shaklee: there actually was. it was it was pretty amazing. its amazing how resilient dna is. keith morrison : so, on a friday evening, just four days after lydias attack, the dna
they took it over. what they found, let s look at the document, it says, quote, the fbi went to work building family trees of the genetic relatives to the suspect, dna left at the crime scene, in an attempt to identify the contributor of the unknown dna. tools and methods used by members of the public who wished to learn more about their ancestors, that contained the name, birth date, and death rate of hundreds of relatives and they are talking about kohberger as well as their familial connections between each other and the suspect bryan c. kohberger, the fbi then sent local law enforcement a tip to investigate defendant. so according to this document they got that name bryan kohberger from the genetic geneology and went from there. jean caceres, thanks so much. appreciate it. the u.s. postal service is getting into good trouble tonight on capitol hill. i ll explain what that means next. first here is cnn s alex
conference, which is great. but we re trying to build this picture now of him, who he is, his history, how we got to this event, why this event occurred. reporter: as far as physical evidence, we re told d the na played a key role dna played a key role, genetic genealogy requires dna left by the suspect at the crime scene then matched with a relative whose dna profile is in the system. once you eliminate those individuals that are known to be there, you begin to dig into those that are unknown, and you can begin to put an identity with that subject. reporter: washington state university said in a statement yesterday that a kohberger finished his first semester earlier this month. mike, that would mean that he was in pullman in this apartment behind me for about a month after the murders and that that white hyundai elantra likely in this parking lot just outside