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This is Ainsley Earhart.

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And let's just be very clear, between the Safety Act and the Welcoming City Ordinance, the Welcoming City Ordinance was passed 40 years ago by the first black mayor in the history of Chicago.

Kennedy, yeah, we did a wide-ranging interview with the sheriff today, and he had just minutes before we started the interview concluded a briefing in which he was told that bad news, no match in the FBI database for the DNA found on that glove that was discovered a couple of miles away from Nancy Guthrie's home.

Here's the sheriff talking about that.

Listen here.

The DNA on the glove that was found two miles away was submitted for CODIS, and I just heard that CODIS had no hits.

No hits on the DNA found in the glove?

Correct.

So you are no closer to a suspect as a result of the DNA test, at least?

As a result of CODIS.

So then I asked the sheriff about the DNA that he had already told us had been found inside the house.

He said they got no match on CODIS for that either.

And that would mean, Kennedy, that whomever was inside the house left that DNA behind.

has never committed the sort of crime or never been arrested for the sort of crime that would lead to their DNA being in that database.

So that leaves them at something of a dead end there, at least.

They can now maybe look at genealogical testing, etc.