he toured a port of entry in el paso but stayed away by communities impacted by illegal immigration. bill: too little, too late? republicans saying the president s visit with as nothing put a photo op. the president that caused the chaos on the border needed to be here. it so happens he is two years and $20 million too late. nothing but for show. immigration laws already in exist in the united states of america. he is coming in after we ve already seen too many of our united states sit stens die of fentanyl. too many criminals make it into the united states evaded apprehension. complete and total chaos on our border. bill: a moment reaction from texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. griff jenkins is in eagle pass, texas. jacque heinrich? mexico city where the president wakes up this morning. let s start there, good morning. good morning to you, bill. today we ll only get a glimpse of president biden as he sits down with the mexican president ahead of a meeting with
border for hundreds of miles, wasn t invited to be there over the weekend. that s mal practice. dana: he is a reasonable dude if i can call him that. i should respectfully call him a congressman. more on the border. we want to get to this. a mother of three in massachusetts who disappeared without a trace an new year s day and now her husband is behind bars. what police are saying this morning. bill: detectives using dna to track down a suspect in the idaho murders. the question is, about the affidavit, what in the affidavit doesn t answer the questions about these murders? we ll check in on that. dana: incredible opening play as the buffalo bills return to the field without damar hamlin. breaking a tackle and taking a pass. down the sideline he goes. this is story book. opening kickoff return for damar hamlin.
difference between that dna, the fingerprint or what it might have been on the actual knife to what is called investigative genetic genealogy? this is a relatively new field or feels new to us as we start to use it now to help solve cases. yeah, that dna they got from the sheath of that knife they first would have developed a traditional profile from that. searched it against the database and they did not get a match or they would have been able to arrest him right away. in this case they looked to see what else the dna could tell them. what we ve heard reports of is that they used investigative genetic genealogy. the same dna sample generated a proper file and uploaded it to a public match and looked for distant cousins of this person. it wasn t a person in a criminal database but his third cousins may have tested their dna and put their dna in one of those