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That's a feverishly overenthusiastic editor. I'm quite sure I did in the original draft. No, in fact Maya Lin, who was actually on a panel of judges which awarded the choice of design in the 9/11 Memorial, of course, designed the Vietnam Memorial. And I guess maybe I didn't actually, Neal, but certainly I was thinking about the Vietnam Memorial and how successful it's been. Pat Buchanan, I seem to remember, called Maya Lin a communist. And it was thought that by eschewing, by not having a figurative, not having actual soldiers, grunts, sort of recognized somehow, but having this trench or rift in the ground, there was something sort of shame-faced and negative and apologetic and defensive, and that brought up terrible memories from veterans, including veterans I knew, about feeling not sufficiently honored when they returned from their terrible mission.	that's a feverishly overenthusiastic. editor i'm quite sure i did in, the original draft. no, in fact maya lin who was actually. on a panel of judges which awarded the choice of design in the 9/11 memorial, of course. designed the, vietnam. memorial and i; guess maybe i didn't actually neal but certainly i was thinking about the vietnam memorial and how successful. it's. been. pat buchanan i seem to remember called maya lin a communist and it was thought that by eschewing by not having a figurative not having actual soldiers. grunts sort of recognized somehow but having this trench or rift in the ground there was something sort of shame-faced and negative and apologetic and defensive and that brought up terrible memories from veterans including; veterans i knew about feeling not sufficiently honored when, they returned from their terrible	That's a feverishly overenthusiastic editor I'm quite sure I did in the original draft No in fact Maya Lin who was actually on a panel of judges which awarded the choice of design in the 9/11 Memorial of course, designed. the, Vietnam Memorial And I guess maybe I didn't actually Neal but certainly I was thinking about the Vietnam Memorial and how successful it's been Pat Buchanan I. seem to remember called Maya Lin a communist, And it was thought that by eschewing by not having a figurative not. having actual soldiers grunts sort of recognized. somehow but, having this trench; or rift in the ground, there was something sort of. shame-faced and negative and apologetic and defensive and that brought up terrible memories from veterans including veterans I knew about feeling not sufficiently honored when they returned from their terrible	that's a feverishly overenthusiastic editor. i'm quite sure i did in the original draft. no, in fact maya lin, who was actually on a panel of judges which awarded the choice of design in the 9/11 memorial, of course, designed the vietnam memorial. and i guess maybe i didn't actually, neal, but certainly i was thinking about the vietnam memorial and how successful it's been. pat buchanan, i seem to remember, called maya lin a communist. and it was thought that by eschewing, by not having a figurative, not having actual soldiers, grunts, sort of recognized somehow, but having this trench or rift in the ground, there was something sort of shame-faced and negative and apologetic and defensive, and that brought up terrible memories from veterans, including veterans i knew, about feeling not sufficiently honored when they returned from their terrible mission.
That, of course, was not the case. What's interesting about your, you know, the three calls have all actually been praising designs of poetic compression, rather abstract designs, which is not to say that heroic figures actually can't be quite moving too. But when the scale of a catastrophe is so great, and when you want to ruminate both on the loss of nearest and dearest and simply fellow Americans, and also the reasons why we lost them, and if you can bring it off with grace and depth and profundity, the abstract designs for me, at least, always beat the sort of, you know, slight frozen action of soldiers. I will say, I do think the one that works very - and Vietnam is, of course, an extraordinary success now - there was a lot of hostility. But the figurative design I think works rather well, better than I imagined it would, is the small, quite modest but rather beautiful Korean Veterans. And if you got any Korean veterans out there, which are figures. And that was, of course, the Winter War. And these are rather ghostly figures who kind of trudge through the steamy or Washington weather, which you know very well, Neal.	that, of course was not the case what's interesting about your you know the, three calls have all actually been praising designs of, poetic compression rather abstract designs which is; not to say that heroic figures actually can't be quite moving too but when the scale of a catastrophe is so great and when you want to ruminate both on the loss, of nearest and. dearest. and simply fellow. americans and. also the reasons why we lost them and, if you can bring it off with grace and. depth and profundity the abstract designs for me at least always beat the sort of. you know slight frozen action of soldiers i will say i do think the; one that works very - and vietnam is of course an. extraordinary success now - there was a lot of hostility but the, figurative design i think works rather well better than i imagined it would is the small quite modest but rather beautiful korean veterans and if you got any korean veterans out there which are figures and that was of course the winter war and these, are rather ghostly figures who kind of trudge through the steamy or washington weather which you know very well	That of course was not the case What's interesting about your. you know. the three calls have all. actually been. praising designs of poetic compression rather abstract designs which is not to say that heroic figures actually can't be quite moving too, But when the scale of a catastrophe is so great and when you want to ruminate, both on the, loss, of nearest and dearest and simply fellow Americans and; also the reasons why we lost them and if you can bring, it off with grace and. depth and profundity. the abstract designs for me at least always beat; the sort of you know slight frozen action of soldiers I will say. I do think the one. that works very - and Vietnam is, of course an extraordinary success now - there was a lot of hostility, But the figurative design I think works rather well better than I imagined it would is the small, quite modest, but rather beautiful Korean Veterans And if you got any Korean veterans out there which are figures And that was, of course the Winter War And these are rather ghostly figures who kind of trudge through the steamy or. Washington, weather. which you know; very well	that, of course, was not the case. what's interesting about your, you know, the three calls have all actually been praising designs of poetic compression, rather abstract designs, which is not to say that heroic figures actually can't be quite moving too. but when the scale of a catastrophe is so great, and when you want to ruminate both on the loss of nearest and dearest and simply fellow americans, and also the reasons why we lost them, and if you can bring it off with grace and depth and profundity, the abstract designs for me, at least, always beat the sort of, you know, slight frozen action of soldiers. i will say, i do think the one that works very - and vietnam is, of course, an extraordinary success now - there was a lot of hostility. but the figurative design i think works rather well, better than i imagined it would, is the small, quite modest but rather beautiful korean veterans. and if you got any korean veterans out there, which are figures. and that was, of course, the winter war. and these are rather ghostly figures who kind of trudge through the steamy or washington weather, which you know very well, neal.
I was going to say, best seen in February.	i was going to say best seen in.	I was going to say best seen in	i was going to say, best seen in february.
Yeah. It is probably best seen in February. But we filmed this, actually, for a documentary I made, very - just as dawn was breaking, indeed, in winter. And it's terribly moving, I think.	yeah; it is probably best. seen in february but we filmed this actually for a documentary, i made very - just as dawn was breaking indeed in winter and it's terribly moving i	Yeah It is probably best seen in February But we. filmed this actually for a documentary I made very - just as dawn was breaking indeed in winter And. it's terribly moving, I	yeah. it is probably best seen in february. but we filmed this, actually, for a documentary i made, very - just as dawn was breaking, indeed, in winter. and it's terribly moving, i think.
It's interesting, the Vietnam Memorial also - the first to my knowledge that focused so much on the names - and it was interesting, Mr. Arad, the designer of this memorial, said the - for the first two years after the design was accepted, all he heard were arguments about the placement of the names.	it's interesting the vietnam memorial also - the first; to my knowledge that focused so much. on, the names; - and it was interesting mr arad the designer of this memorial said, the - for the first two years. after the design was accepted all he heard were; arguments about, the, placement of the	It's interesting the Vietnam Memorial; also - the first, to, my knowledge that focused so much on the names - and it was interesting. Mr. Arad the, designer of this memorial said the - for the first two years after the design was accepted all he heard were arguments about the placement of the.	it's interesting, the vietnam memorial also - the first to my knowledge that focused so much on the names - and it was interesting, mr. arad, the designer of this memorial, said the - for the first two years after the design was accepted, all he heard were arguments about the placement of the names.
Yes. He was very decent and conscientious about however long it took, going, you know, deep consultation process. All hats off to him for doing that. And he came up with what he calls, in an unbelievably unlovely terminology, meaningful adjacencies. I mean, what language is that? 'Tisn't English. What he means is families, colleagues, relations, fellow passengers and so on. Groups of people who knew each other and fell together. So that's kind of honored. And I think that's right too. I will say there are little things that - this may sound really bizarre. But again, I think we should congratulate them on what could've gone wrong, the font. It sounds really ridiculous, but the actual style of calligraphic - calligraphy, in which the names are inscribed is exceptionally beautiful and graceful. And when you said etched, Neal, people should know that that means actually literally cut through the bronze so that light will flow under it both day and night, which is very beautiful.	yes he was very decent and conscientious, about however long it took going you know deep consultation process all hats off to him for doing that and he came up with what he calls in an unbelievably unlovely terminology meaningful adjacencies i mean, what language is that? 'tisn't english what he means is, families colleagues relations fellow passengers and so on groups of people who knew each other and fell; together, so, that's, kind of, honored and i think that's right too i will say there are little things; that - this may sound really bizarre but again i. think we should congratulate them on what could've gone wrong the font it sounds really ridiculous but the actual style of. calligraphic - calligraphy in which the names are inscribed is exceptionally beautiful and graceful and when you said etched, neal people should know that that means, actually literally cut through, the bronze so that light will flow. under it both day and night which is very	Yes He was, very decent and conscientious about however long it took going you know deep consultation process. All hats off to him, for, doing that And he came up, with what he, calls in an unbelievably, unlovely terminology meaningful adjacencies I mean what language is that? 'Tisn't English What he means is families, colleagues relations fellow passengers and, so on Groups of people who knew each, other and fell together So that's kind of honored And I think that's right too I will say there are little things. that - this may sound really bizarre But again I think we should. congratulate them on what could've gone wrong the font It sounds really ridiculous but the actual style of calligraphic - calligraphy in, which, the names are inscribed is exceptionally beautiful and graceful. And when you said etched Neal people should know that that means actually literally cut through the bronze so that light will. flow under it both; day and night which. is very	yes. he was very decent and conscientious about however long it took, going, you know, deep consultation process. all hats off to him for doing that. and he came up with what he calls, in an unbelievably unlovely terminology, meaningful adjacencies. i mean, what language is that? 'tisn't english. what he means is families, colleagues, relations, fellow passengers and so on. groups of people who knew each other and fell together. so that's kind of honored. and i think that's right too. i will say there are little things that - this may sound really bizarre. but again, i think we should congratulate them on what could've gone wrong, the font. it sounds really ridiculous, but the actual style of calligraphic - calligraphy, in which the names are inscribed is exceptionally beautiful and graceful. and when you said etched, neal, people should know that that means actually literally cut through the bronze so that light will flow under it both day and night, which is very beautiful.
Not every iPhone owner is so lucky, but Jim Kelleher of Argus Research says there's no doubt Corning's glass lines are strong. Corning has had bubbles burst before, but this time, he says, the company has not just Gorilla Glass, but other projects, too, that come out of solid research that meets companies' needs.	not every iphone owner is so lucky, but jim kelleher. of argus research says; there's no doubt corning's glass lines are strong corning, has had bubbles burst before but, this time he says the company has not just gorilla glass but other projects too that come out of solid research that meets	Not every iPhone owner is so lucky but Jim Kelleher of. Argus Research says there's no doubt Corning's glass lines are strong Corning has had bubbles burst before but this time he says the company has not, just Gorilla Glass but other projects too that come out of solid research that meets,	not every iphone owner is so lucky, but jim kelleher of argus research says there's no doubt corning's glass lines are strong. corning has had bubbles burst before, but this time, he says, the company has not just gorilla glass, but other projects, too, that come out of solid research that meets companies' needs.
And while a lot of glass production happens overseas, 40 percent of Corning's employees are still in the U.S. The company's CFO, Jim Flaws, who got his start in dishes, says there are no plans to move the R&D operation from home. He says the benefits of having Corning's technical resources concentrated here outweigh any costs, even in a downturn, he says.	and while a lot of glass production, happens; overseas 40 percent of corning's employees are still in the u.s the company's, cfo jim flaws who got his start in dishes says there are no plans to. move. the, r&d; operation from home he says the benefits of, having corning's technical resources concentrated here outweigh any costs even in a downturn he	And, while a lot of, glass production happens overseas 40 percent, of Corning's employees are still in the U.S The company's CFO Jim Flaws, who got his start in dishes says there, are no, plans to move the R&D; operation from home He, says the benefits of having Corning's technical resources concentrated here outweigh any costs. even in a downturn he	and while a lot of glass production happens overseas, 40 percent of corning's employees are still in the u.s. the company's cfo, jim flaws, who got his start in dishes, says there are no plans to move the r&d operation from home. he says the benefits of having corning's technical resources concentrated here outweigh any costs, even in a downturn, he says.
We didn't cut back on the research and development, because we view that as really our future.	we didn't cut. back on the research and development. because we, view that as, really. our	We didn't cut back on the research and development because we view that as really our	we didn't cut back on the research and development, because we view that as really our future.
Corning makes ceramic filters in Upstate New York. And the company's expanding its onshore operation in Harrodsburg, Kentucky to make more Gorilla Glass. Corning has also begun testing in Kentucky on what it hopes will be its next big advance: glass so thin and so flexible it will be rolled up and sold on spools.	corning makes ceramic filters in upstate new york and the company's expanding its onshore operation in harrodsburg kentucky to make more gorilla. glass corning has also, begun testing in kentucky on what it hopes will, be its next. big advance: glass so thin and so flexible it will be rolled up and sold on	Corning makes ceramic filters in Upstate New York And the company's expanding its onshore operation in Harrodsburg Kentucky to. make more Gorilla Glass Corning has, also. begun testing in Kentucky on what it hopes will be its, next big advance: glass so thin and so flexible it will be rolled, up. and sold on	corning makes ceramic filters in upstate new york. and the company's expanding its onshore operation in harrodsburg, kentucky to make more gorilla glass. corning has also begun testing in kentucky on what it hopes will be its next big advance: glass so thin and so flexible it will be rolled up and sold on spools.
For NPR News, I'm Emma Jacobs.	for npr news i'm emma	For NPR News I'm Emma	for npr news, i'm emma jacobs.
Brazil is the world's biggest sugar producer, and plenty of it gets consumed within the country - from heaping spoonfuls in cups of strong coffee to an array of pastries, cakes and sweets. One of the most popular ways to get a sugar fix in Brazil is a treat called doce de leite.	brazil is, the world's biggest sugar producer and plenty of it gets consumed within the country - from heaping spoonfuls in cups, of strong coffee, to an array of pastries cakes and sweets one of the most popular ways to get a, sugar fix in brazil. is a treat called doce de	Brazil is the world's biggest sugar producer and plenty of it gets consumed within the country - from heaping spoonfuls. in cups of strong coffee to an array of pastries cakes and sweets One of. the most popular. ways to, get, a sugar. fix. in Brazil is a treat called doce de	brazil is the world's biggest sugar producer, and plenty of it gets consumed within the country - from heaping spoonfuls in cups of strong coffee to an array of pastries, cakes and sweets. one of the most popular ways to get a sugar fix in brazil is a treat called doce de leite.
Reporter Annie Murphy went to sample this national delicacy.	reporter annie murphy went to sample this national	Reporter Annie Murphy went to sample this national	reporter annie murphy went to sample this national delicacy.
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People come from all over the world to try the food at Xapuri, a simple, open-air restaurant outside the city of Belo Horizonte, filled with wooden tables and potted orchids hanging from the rafters. This region in southeastern Brazil was one of the first places settled by the Portuguese, and the food reflects it: slow-cooked meat dishes, doused with olive oil and studded with garlic, onions and peppers, big wheels of fresh cheese and sweets - a lot of sweets.	people come from all over; the world to try the; food at; xapuri a simple open-air restaurant outside the city of, belo. horizonte filled with wooden tables. and potted orchids hanging from the rafters. this region in southeastern brazil was one of the, first places settled. by the portuguese and the food; reflects it: slow-cooked meat dishes, doused with olive, oil and studded with garlic onions and peppers big wheels of; fresh, cheese and sweets. - a lot of	People come, from all over the world to, try. the food at Xapuri a simple open-air restaurant outside the city of Belo Horizonte filled; with wooden tables, and. potted orchids hanging from. the. rafters This region in southeastern Brazil was one of the first places; settled by the Portuguese, and the food reflects it: slow-cooked meat dishes doused, with olive oil and studded with garlic, onions and peppers big wheels. of fresh cheese and sweets. - a lot of	people come from all over the world to try the food at xapuri, a simple, open-air restaurant outside the city of belo horizonte, filled with wooden tables and potted orchids hanging from the rafters. this region in southeastern brazil was one of the first places settled by the portuguese, and the food reflects it: slow-cooked meat dishes, doused with olive oil and studded with garlic, onions and peppers, big wheels of fresh cheese and sweets - a lot of sweets.
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Customers are lining up to fill plates. There are over 40 sweets, each labeled in a glass dish. Some people murmur the names as they ponder - coconut pudding, candied oranges, passion fruit preserves.	customers are lining up to fill plates there are over 40 sweets each labeled in, a glass dish some people murmur the names as they ponder - coconut pudding candied oranges passion, fruit,	Customers are lining up to fill plates There are; over 40 sweets each labeled; in a glass dish Some people murmur the names as they ponder. - coconut pudding; candied oranges passion fruit	customers are lining up to fill plates. there are over 40 sweets, each labeled in a glass dish. some people murmur the names as they ponder - coconut pudding, candied oranges, passion fruit preserves.
milk and sugar cooked into a dense, silky sludge. It often has a deep, caramel color and taste, but here it's pale golden,�and the flavor is more like sweet cream. Most people, like six-year-old Nicole Silva, eat it straight up.	milk and sugar cooked into. a dense silky sludge it often has a, deep caramel color and taste but here it's, pale golden,�and the flavor is more like sweet cream most people like six-year-old nicole, silva eat it straight	milk. and sugar. cooked into. a dense silky sludge It, often has a deep caramel color and taste but here it's pale golden,�and the flavor is more like sweet cream Most people like six-year-old Nicole Silva eat it straight	milk and sugar cooked into a dense, silky sludge. it often has a deep, caramel color and taste, but here it's pale golden,�and the flavor is more like sweet cream. most people, like six-year-old nicole silva, eat it straight up.
Doce de leite.	doce de	Doce de	doce de leite.
(Portuguese spoken)	(portuguese	(Portuguese.	(portuguese spoken)
Nicole already has some doce de leite on her face and nonchalantly dips a finger into her plate. Her mother Maria says that it's the only dessert Nicole eats. The food is really good, Maria says, and the variety of sweets is sinful.	nicole already has some doce de; leite on her face and nonchalantly dips a finger into; her plate her mother maria says that it's the, only dessert nicole eats the food is really good maria says and the variety of sweets is	Nicole already has some doce de leite on her face. and nonchalantly dips a finger into her plate Her mother Maria says that it's the, only, dessert Nicole eats The food is really, good. Maria says and the variety of sweets is,	nicole already has some doce de leite on her face and nonchalantly dips a finger into her plate. her mother maria says that it's the only dessert nicole eats. the food is really good, maria says, and the variety of sweets is sinful.
Owner and chef Nelsa Trombino started out selling doce de leite to make ends meet, relying on word of mouth. She later opened a small restaurant on rented land. Now it's one of the most acclaimed spots in Brazil, and Trombino's serious about the sweets that started it all.	owner and chef nelsa trombino started; out selling doce de leite to make ends meet, relying on word of mouth she later opened a small restaurant on rented land now; it's one of the most acclaimed spots in brazil and trombino's serious about the sweets that started it	Owner and chef Nelsa Trombino started out selling doce de leite to make ends meet. relying on word of mouth. She later. opened a small restaurant on rented, land Now it's one of the most acclaimed spots in, Brazil and Trombino's, serious about the sweets that started, it	owner and chef nelsa trombino started out selling doce de leite to make ends meet, relying on word of mouth. she later opened a small restaurant on rented land. now it's one of the most acclaimed spots in brazil, and trombino's serious about the sweets that started it all.
(Portuguese spoken)	(portuguese	(Portuguese,	(portuguese spoken)
She says: I believe that a person who makes sweets has to be very sensitive, because if you're off just a little bit, it's all over. It has no charm.	she says: i believe that, a person who makes sweets has to be very sensitive because if you're off just a little bit it's all over; it has no	She says: I, believe that a person who makes sweets has to. be very sensitive because if. you're off just a little bit it's all, over It has no	she says: i believe that a person who makes sweets has to be very sensitive, because if you're off just a little bit, it's all over. it has no charm.
Most recipes call for about six cups of milk to one cup of sugar. But Trombino uses 10 cups of milk to one of sugar to make her doce de leite creamier and less sweet. Then, there's the pot.	most recipes. call for about six cups of milk to one cup of sugar but trombino uses 10 cups of milk to one of sugar to make her doce de leite creamier and less sweet then there's. the;	Most recipes call for about six cups of milk to one, cup of sugar But Trombino uses 10 cups of milk to one of sugar to make her doce de leite creamier and less sweet Then there's the	most recipes call for about six cups of milk to one cup of sugar. but trombino uses 10 cups of milk to one of sugar to make her doce de leite creamier and less sweet. then, there's the pot.
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She says: You can only make sweets in a copper pot. Why? Because it gives better flavor, better color, gives more shine. Some people say that copper causes problems, but it doesn't do anything like that, she says. I've done it this way for more than 50 years, and I never heard of anyone with a problem.	she says: you can only, make sweets in a copper pot why? because it gives better flavor. better color gives more shine some people say, that. copper causes problems. but it doesn't do anything, like that she says i've done it this. way for more than 50 years and i never heard of anyone with a	She says: You can only make sweets, in a. copper pot Why? Because it, gives better flavor better, color gives more shine Some people say that copper causes; problems but it doesn't do anything like that she says I've done it this way for more than, 50 years and. I never heard of anyone with a	she says: you can only make sweets in a copper pot. why? because it gives better flavor, better color, gives more shine. some people say that copper causes problems, but it doesn't do anything like that, she says. i've done it this way for more than 50 years, and i never heard of anyone with a problem.
With that, Trombino hands me a dish.	with that trombino hands me a	With that Trombino hands me a	with that, trombino hands me a dish.
Tastes kind of like whipped cream, but very thick. It's sweet, but it's not as sweet as you might expect. It's not cloyingly sweet.	tastes kind of like whipped cream but very thick it's sweet but it's not as sweet as you might expect it's not cloyingly	Tastes kind of like whipped cream but very thick It's sweet but. it's not as sweet as you might. expect It's not cloyingly	tastes kind of like whipped cream, but very thick. it's sweet, but it's not as sweet as you might expect. it's not cloyingly sweet.
In addition to a sensitive cook, the right proportions of milk and sugar and the right pot, real doce de leite requires a wood fire and a lot of time.	in addition; to a sensitive cook the right proportions, of milk and. sugar and the. right pot real doce de leite requires a wood fire and, a, lot of	In addition to. a sensitive cook the right proportions. of milk and sugar and the right pot real doce de leite, requires a wood fire and a lot of	in addition to a sensitive cook, the right proportions of milk and sugar and the right pot, real doce de leite requires a wood fire and a lot of time.
Erika Gracien has a huge smile and a very damp forehead. She was handpicked by Trombino to cook doce de leite.	erika gracien has a huge. smile and a very damp forehead she was. handpicked by trombino to cook doce de	Erika Gracien has a huge smile and a very damp forehead She was handpicked by Trombino to cook doce de	erika gracien has a huge smile and a very damp forehead. she was handpicked by trombino to cook doce de leite.
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Gracien says: It's really hot and it takes a long time, three hours cooking over a wood fire. And whoever starts has to finish, too. You end up with really strong arms.	gracien says: it's really hot and it takes a long time three, hours, cooking over, a wood fire and, whoever starts has to finish too you end up with really strong	Gracien says: It's really hot and it takes a long time three hours cooking, over a wood fire, And whoever starts has to finish too You end; up with really strong	gracien says: it's really hot and it takes a long time, three hours cooking over a wood fire. and whoever starts has to finish, too. you end up with really strong arms.
For NPR News, this is Annie Murphy in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.	for, npr. news this is annie murphy in belo horizonte	For NPR News this is Annie Murphy in Belo Horizonte	for npr news, this is annie murphy in belo horizonte, brazil.
The world of forensic science has been in turmoil for the past six months. In February, a prestigious panel released a study raising serious questions about many forensic techniques, from hair analysis to fingerprints. Those techniques have collectively assisted in thousands of criminal convictions. Now, people who do forensic science are at odds over how best to respond. NPR's Ari Shapiro reports.	the world of forensic science has been in turmoil for the past six months in february a prestigious panel released a study raising serious questions. about many forensic techniques from hair analysis. to fingerprints those techniques have collectively assisted. in thousands of criminal convictions now people who do forensic science are at odds over how best to respond npr's ari shapiro	The world of forensic science has been in turmoil for the past six months In February a prestigious panel released, a study raising serious questions about many, forensic techniques from hair analysis to fingerprints Those techniques have collectively assisted in thousands of criminal. convictions Now people who do. forensic science are at odds over how best to respond NPR's Ari Shapiro;	the world of forensic science has been in turmoil for the past six months. in february, a prestigious panel released a study raising serious questions about many forensic techniques, from hair analysis to fingerprints. those techniques have collectively assisted in thousands of criminal convictions. now, people who do forensic science are at odds over how best to respond. npr's ari shapiro reports.
The landmark report on forensic science made headlines everywhere. Forensic techniques lack scientific validity. The report shook the legal community. People started asking whether defendants have been falsely convicted based on bad analysis of something like a bite mark. In the scientific world, physicist Thomas Bohan says the report's conclusions were not a surprise.	the landmark report on, forensic science. made headlines everywhere forensic techniques lack scientific validity the report shook, the. legal community people started asking whether defendants have been falsely convicted based, on bad analysis of something like a bite mark in the scientific world physicist, thomas bohan says the, report's conclusions were not a	The landmark report on forensic science made. headlines everywhere Forensic techniques lack scientific validity The report shook the legal community People started asking whether defendants have been; falsely convicted based on bad, analysis of something like a bite mark In the scientific world; physicist Thomas Bohan says the report's conclusions were not a	the landmark report on forensic science made headlines everywhere. forensic techniques lack scientific validity. the report shook the legal community. people started asking whether defendants have been falsely convicted based on bad analysis of something like a bite mark. in the scientific world, physicist thomas bohan says the report's conclusions were not a surprise.
Yeah, we know this. We know that they have lacked scientific evaluation.	yeah we know this we know that they have, lacked scientific	Yeah we know this We know. that they. have lacked scientific	yeah, we know this. we know that they have lacked scientific evaluation.
Dr. Bohan is president of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences.	dr bohan is president of the american academy of forensic	Dr Bohan is president of the American. Academy of Forensic	dr. bohan is president of the american academy of forensic sciences.
This report has given an opening, has given an opportunity to do something about it. And it would be such a terrible shame if it doesn't take place.	this report, has given an opening has given an opportunity to do something. about it and it would be such a, terrible shame if it doesn't take	This report has given an opening has given an opportunity to do something about it. And it would be such a terrible shame if it doesn't take	this report has given an opening, has given an opportunity to do something about it. and it would be such a terrible shame if it doesn't take place.
But every time there's a push for change there are political battles about what kind of change is best. And the debate over forensic sciences is no different. Crime lab directors want bigger budgets and more staff. Scientists want to start with research into which forensic techniques are valid. And some key recommendations from the people who wrote the report don't have much support from anyone.	but, every time there's a, push for change; there are political battles about what kind of change. is best and the debate over. forensic sciences is no different crime lab directors want bigger budgets, and more, staff, scientists want to start with research into which forensic techniques are valid and some key recommendations. from the people who wrote the, report don't have much support from	But every time there's a push for change there are political battles about what kind of change is best And the debate over forensic sciences is no different Crime lab directors want. bigger budgets and more, staff Scientists want, to start with research into which forensic techniques are valid And some. key recommendations from the people, who wrote the report don't have much support from	but every time there's a push for change there are political battles about what kind of change is best. and the debate over forensic sciences is no different. crime lab directors want bigger budgets and more staff. scientists want to start with research into which forensic techniques are valid. and some key recommendations from the people who wrote the report don't have much support from anyone.