tonight, who murdered 24-year-old annie le? stuffing her body in a wall of her yale research building? >> connecticut state police, western district major crime squad located the remains of a human secured within a wall inside the building at number ten street. >> a grad student. the body's found hidden behind a basement wall and blood-stained clothing. we learn the body has been positively identified. >> confirmation just came moments ago. police found her body in the basement of that building behind a wall. same day she was to have been married. new haven police are saying in their words that this was not a random act. >> we are treating it as a homicide investigation. >> items that could potentially be evidence have been seized. >> body of a 24-year-old has been removed from the wall of the campus laboratory building. she was last seen on tuesday entering the building which was considered secure and required a key card in order to get in. le was never seen leaving the building. >> one professor told us you really get the sen

and annie le is never seen again. at nearly the exact hour, le's set to walk down the aisle, wedding dress on a hanger in the closet, flowers ordered, the girls's body found stuffed in a two-foot wall cable space. there at yale's research building. bloody clothes found high over investigator's heads behind ceiling tiles. bombshell, tonight, in the early-morning hours police storm a super 8 motel. 30 miles away to arrest 24-year-old yale lab technician, raymond clark on murder one. clark, under police surveillance 24/7 for days. in the late-night hours, connecticut police open the crime lab for emergency dna tests. and within hours the arrest goes down. in the last hours, clark brought in full shackled to a new haven courtroom. there, according to a hearing including a reading outloud, a formal murder charges. tonight, we confirm key card swipes placing clark at the crime scene just before and after le last seen alive. revealing he goes in and out of that lab no less than ten times. clark seeming his work days cleaning

could this have led to annie le's murder? did he see himself as lord of the lab. >>> and a story about being gang raped. she now finds herself under the hot lights of the media. now it's her turn to be scrutinized. so why were prosecutors trying to protect her identity after plastering pictures and names of the accused rapist all over the media? >>> plus, brace yourself for the very first look inside phillip garrido's house of horrors. more than 100 new pictures were just released of this disgusting hell hole. it's a firsthand look at what police say was jaycee dugard's nightmare. the house is a complete dump. garbage everywhere. what insight does this give us into the sick mind of a rapist and accused kidnapper? "issues" starts now. >>> tonight, a slew of new developments into the investigation and horrific murder of the brilliant bride-to be annie le. take a look at this. "the new york daily news" reporting a trail of shocking physical evidence against raymond clark iii, who was charged with punching and then strangling ann

it might have been the last person to see annie le alive.c has learned that clark was in and out of the building ten times or more in the hours surrounding the disappearance, in rooms he never would have entered. dr. henry lee served as state police commissioner in connecticut, and now he helped to advise the forensics teamworking this case in recent days and says that the access cards have provided a time line inside the lab building on the last day that annie le was seen alive, revealing any opportunities a suspect would have had to harm annie le. what could the swipe cards tell us? >> they tell us that they have a means or opportunity. >> there are reports that the cards -- the swipe cards put them both in the last room where she was. >> that's become very crucial information. >> and sources tell us there were also e-mails or text messages between clark and le. that clark at one point claimed about the condition of the mice cages in the lab, that they had been left dirty. it was his job as technician to clean them. this those message -- i

the medical examiner says annie le was strangled. a lab technician who works in the building where her body was found held for questioning and release. will dna evidence link him to the crime. >>> police are swarming the home of a convicted rapist turning it upside down phillip garrido and his wife accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard, linked to other missing children? this hour, we'll talk to a mom clinging to hope for 21 years. as always, we'll take your phone calls, love hearing from you 1-877-tell-hln. e-mail at cnn.com/primenews or send us a text, as well. just start your message with the word "prime" your chance to be heard. >> controversy, opinion, your point of news. this is "prime news." >> welcome this is "prime news." big news as police investigate the murder of yale grad student annie le, a lab technician has been questioned in the case his apartment searched overnight. the guy's name is raymond clark iii, 24, engaged to another lab tech, taken into custody last night. the cops took a dna sample from him and let him go. al

what kind of a relationship did he have with annie le? >>> plus new developments surrounding casey anthony. two new people set to be grilled in her first degree murder case. her brother lee's girlfriend and a private investigator who worked for the anthony family. a little girl's dead, and they may have inside knowledge. what did they know? love to hear from you. call in on these topics, 1-877-tell-hln. e-mail at cnn.com/primenews or text us at hlntv. start the text with the word "prime." >>> welcome. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. first, a story we've been covering for you on a daily basis. just moments ago a jury in louisville, kentucky, announced its decision in the trial of a high school football coach charged in the death of one of his players. the charge, not guilty on both counts 37 the two charges reckless homicide and wanton endangerment. two years ago 15-year-old max gilpin collapsed and died. collapsed in a very intense practice on a hot august day. the emotional reaction, you can almost hear it in the background. tear

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annie le is never seen again. >>> and nearly the exact hour, le is set to walk down the aisle, wedding dress on a hanger in the closet, flowers ordered, the girl's body found stuffed in a two-foot wall cable space there at yale's research building. bloody clothes found high over investigators' heads behind ceiling tiles. in the early morning hours, police storm a super 8 motel to arrest 24-year-old yale lab tech raymond clark on murder one. bombshell tonight -- we confirm lab tech raymond clark spotted frantically trying to clean his own cleaning equipment, bottles, a lab cart. now we know clark was allegedly trying to clean away le's blood. stunning lab results reportedly place clark and le's dna both in that 24-inch wall space. her blood on his boots. his dna on her body. waiting tonight to determine whether it's blood or sperm. we also confirm clark's favorite signature green ink pen found lodged in a crevice in the basement where le's body concealed. he even allegedly went back to retrieve it. when asked on a polygraph, do you know where le is now, the alleged control freak's answe

arrest warrant was signed by the honorable judge fisher charging him for the murder in the death of annie lee arrested a lab technician for the killing of a yale grad student annie lee. raymond clark's bail was set at $3 million. >> i've read you your rights downstairs earlier in the presence of your attorneys. >> police refer to it as work place violence. i don't know what that means because it's pretty rare that you manually strangle your 90-pound co-worker to death and stuff her body in the wall. >>> a former candidate for governor of kentucky has been arrested for allegedly murdering his ex-fiancee. steve nun's ex-girlfriend amanda ross was found shot to deathout side her own home. >> i'm stunned that there have been so many complaints by her about this suspect, and it reeks. it reeks of political favoritism and now she's dead. >> missing girl haleigh cummings. the baby-sitter has been arrested for theft. tommy croslin was arrested tuesday accused of stealing a neighbor's handgun. >> do you believe this argument over a pistol morad to get him to try to talk about haley's disappearance. >

annie le is never seen again. at nearly the exact hour le is set to walk down the aisle, wedding dress on the hanger in the closet, flowers ordered, the girl's body is found stuffed in a wall there in a yale university research building. bloody clothes found high over investigators' heads hidden beneath ceiling tiles. bombshell tonight. reports today le's killer is not a student, but then it's retracted. why? if it is known the killer is not a student, do we know who is the killer? and if so, why no arrest? while investigators say they've narrowed the pool of suspects, the state medical examiner backs down from a promise to reveal the cause of death. why? and tonight, is the crime scene compromised? ruined for trial or any real evident area purpose? major blunder. the building where le's dead body stuffed behind a wall was not sealed for five full days. an evidence nightmare. with a community and university reeling, a family grieving, and a young groom left at the alter with a broken heart, tonight, all indicators

annie le is never seen again. at nearly the exact hour le is set to walk down the aisle, wedding dress on the hanger in the clods debt, flowers ordered, the girl's body found stuffed in a wall, there in a yale university research building. bloody clothes found high over investigators' heads. hidden behind ceiling tiles. bombshell tonight. in the last hours, police storm the tiny apartment of a 24-year-old yale lab technician. raymond clark. clark, in handcuffs, escorted to police headquarters for questioning. spends his workdays in the research basement cleaning cages. cages that house experimental mice. multiple search warrants, 250 pieces of evidence, dna samples, clark's ford mustang, all seized as evidence. as we go to air, we learn le's official cause of death. traumatic asphyxiation due to neck compression. le brutally strangled to death, but tonight, 24-year-old raymond clark walks free from police headquarters. that's right. he is free. free to go back to the tiny apartment he shares with his fiancee and t

concern you at all, that an attached garage to this building, which has a lot of vehicles, although annie le didn't have one, concerning? >> certainly it does, jean. and one of the things we have to remember, in addition or association with this fire alarm is the fact that annie being the size that she is, we cannot rule out that she may have been placed into a container, if in fact this is a foul play-related situation. she's small enough that she could be wheeled out that way. >> what does it say to you, though, they just took dogs into this 120,000-feet -- foot facility and brought them out very quickly. they couldn't have combed the entire area over that time. >> absolutely not. but also keep in mind there are several different types of dogs. you have trarking dogs. you also have cadaver dogs. and if in fact it is foul play and she possibly has met some ill will-timed episode, the cadaver dogs would also be able to locate a body. so there are different kinds of dogs that could be used in this. >> isn't it true that tracking dogs the scent could be lost in time? and tuesday was the last t

annie le is never seen again. >>> and nearly the exact hour, le is set to walk down the aisle, wedding dress on a hanger in the closet, flowers ordered, the girl's body found stuffed in a two-foot wall cable space there at yale's research building. bloody clothes found high over investigators' heads behind ceiling tiles. in the early morning hours, police storm a super 8 motel to arrest 24-year-old yale lab tech raymond clark on murder one. bombshell tonight -- we confirm lab tech raymond clark spotted frantically trying to clean his own cleaning equipment, bottles, a lab cart. now we know clark was allegedly trying to clean away le's blood. stunning lab results reportedly place clark and le's dna both in that 24-inch wall space. her blood on his boots. his dna on her body. waiting tonight to determine whether it's blood or sperm. we also confirm clark's favorite signature green ink pen found lodged in a crevice in the basement where le's body concealed. he even allegedly went back to retrieve it. when asked on a polygraph, do you know where le is now, the alleged control freak's answe

and annie le is never seen again. at nearly the exact hour, le set to walk down the aisle, wedding dress on a hanger in the closet, flowers ordered, the girl's body found stuffed in a two-foot wall space. there at yale's research building. bloody clothes found high over investigators' heads behind ceiling tiles. bombshell tonight. in the early morning hours, police storm a super8 motel 30 miles away to arrest 24-year-old yale lab technician raymond clark on murder i. clark, under police surveillance 24/7 for days in the late-night hours. connecticut police opened the crime lab for emergency dna tests and, within hours, the arrest goes down. in the last hours, clark brought in full shackles to a new haven courtroom. there, for a hearing, including a reading, out loud, of formal murder charges. tonight, we confirm key card swipes placing clark at the crime scene just before and after le is last seen alive. revealing, he goes in and out of that lab, no less than ten times. clark spending his work days cleaning cages that

clark or annie le.d theoretically be unrelated to the crime at hand. >> let's bring in our medical examiner, dr. michelle dupree. doctor, we know there was 250 pieces of evidence collected. what specifically do you think linked raymond clark to the annie le murder? >> i think that it was absolutely some sort of dna. back to the bloody clothes for a moment. probably there were defensive wounds. i don't think that she went down easily. and so i believe that there were also reports that she did have defensive wounds. and that there may have been scratches on his chest. the blood could have come from those areas. as well as dna. dna could come from epithelial under her fingernails. they could come from the bloody scratches. hair samples. anything that may have dna on it to tie him to that crime. >> let's take a quick break. when we come back, more on this. we'll take your questions. you guys have had some good ones. 1-877-tell-hln is the phone number. we also want to find out about raymond clark's fiancee.

none have been associated with annie le. >> annie. >> annie's family is frightened. none of the news makes sense. >> i feel lost. i don't know what happened to my niece. >> her wedding day comes and goes. and then, at 5:00 that night, the investigators make a grisly discovery. annie's body is stuffed deep into the wall of the basement leaving some to speculate that whoever murdered her had intimate knowledge of the building. >> she hasn't been positively identified at this time, but assuming it is her at this time. so we're treating it as a homicide. i can't give you any more information -- >> by monday, the yale campus scarred with police tape. abc learns police did not think that the murder is random. sources say a suspect who is not a student at the university has been questioned and has failed a polygraph test. they say the suspect has what appears to be defensive wounds. scratches across his chest. tonight, police are looking over raymond clark's apartment 30 minutes from new haven. they also hope to get dna samples from the lab tech. >> if he cooperates, the se

of newly discovered has been collected now and is being analyzed for potential association with annie lethat's as far as they would go. there's been a statement -- go ahead. >> authorities -- a lot has been made of this potential runaway bride scenario. we know that annie's wedding was supposed to be today. do authorities think that's believable at all? >> reporter: the sources i have spoken to all say no. they did not float the idea of a runway bride scenario. missing person yes but one source that confirmed discovery of the bloody clothes said there's nothing to connect it to that because her wedding was coming up and scheduled for today and everyone remembers the case of jennifer willbanks five years ago that disappeared for three or four days before resurfacing. no one that knows le presented that way. not that kind of woman. highly skilled. highly capable. >> mike taibbi in new haven. appreciate that. clint van zandt is a former fbi profiler. good morning to you. this news conference yesterday with law enforcement officials didn't really yield big results. did you hear anything sign

annie le is stunningly beautiful, educated. why can't i marry that girl? why is she marrying somebody else? that is somebody with a psychopathic nature. they believe they deserve that, and are entitled to that. and when they don't respond to him, how dare you not want me? >> remember, he was aware of the asian awareness club in high school and she's vietnamese-american. your question? >> caller: hi, jane. i was wondering what exactly -- have they questioned his fiancee or talked to him? you know, they're talking to his high school and friends, but have they talked to his fiancee? what does she think? >> i'm sure, lisa bloom, they interviewed his fiancee. first of all, she worked at the lab along with his brother-in-law and sister. >> i'm sure they tried to. she may have refused to cooperate. remember, the people we have seen on tv are the pim who agreed to give media interviews but not the same group who have talked to police. she certainly has not spoken to the media yet and i'm sure all of the morning show bookers are circling her house, trying to get th

annie le is never seen again.nearly the exact hour le set to walk down the aisle, wedding dress on a hanger in the closet, flowers ordered, the girl's body found stuffed in a two-foot wall cable space there in yale's research building. bloody clothes found high over investigators' heads behind ceiling tiles. in the early morning hours, police storm a super 8 motel to arrest 24-year-old yale lab tech raymond clark on murder one. bombshell tonight -- we confirm lab tech raymond clark spotted frantically trying to clean his own cleaning equipment, bottles, a lab cart. now we know clark was allegedly trying to clean away le's blood. stunning lab results reportedly place clark and le's dna both in that 24-inch wall space. her blood on his boots. his dna on her body. waiting tonight to determine whether it's blood or sperm. we also confirm clark's favorite signature green ink pen found lodged in a crevice in the basement where le's body concealed. he even allegedly went back to retrieve it. when asked on a polygraph, do

throwing it, i want to eat it. z >> we have more on the murder case of yale university grad student annie leaymond clark has been charged with le's murder. >> he's being held in a maximum security facility in connecticut. day muir looks at how police crashed the case. >> before the sun came up this morning, unmarked cars had surrounded this motel 8 in cromwell, connecticut. all gathered here waiting for word from new haven's police chae. they knew the arrest warrant was coming for raymond clark iii. authorities got the green light shortly after 8 this morning. immediately barricades went up on the highway in front of the motel and a tem of fbi raced up the back stairs straight to room 21. there they found raymond clark in a white shirt, tan pants and soon he was wearing handcuffs. he was brought into the new haven police department. >> enjoy jail. >> a few minutes ago raymond clark iii was arrested at a motel in cromwell, connecticut. >> reporter: and he was arraigned in court in the murder of annie le. when asked if his rights had been read to him, he said clearly "yes." the surveillance be

in the killing of the yale graduate student annie le.chnician to see if he might be linked to her killing. raymond clark is cooperating. his sister, brother-in-law and fiance are technicians at the lab where annie le worked. new haven's police chief says clark is not the only person they are investigating. >> we are making sure there are not other suspects. we are looking at everyone who had access and could have been there during that time period. we have looked about 700 hours worth of video. we have interviewed over 150 people. some we interviewed a second time. we have 150 pieces of evidence seized so far. >> annie le's body was found stuffed behind a wall in the lab on sunday which was supposed to have been her wedding day. discussion on annie le and jaycee dugard. law enforcement analyst mike brooks. mike, we have information about how annie le was killed. the fact she swuz strangled. how does that help you focus this investigation. they are not looking at a murder weapon, per se. >> no, they're not. it is another piece of informat

and police investigating annie le's death.uestion tonight, are they any closer to catching whoever did this? the latest on the person of interest in the case. that and a lot more on "360." >> larry: that's anderson cooper top of the hour, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. >>> reverend sharpton, do you think this argument is going to go away or continue throughout this administration? >> i think it will continue until we have a mature discussion in this country about race that president obama said we needed to have as candidate obama. and let me say this, larry, i am angry. but i'm angry enough to want to see something done. and i think it's about enlightened anger and we cannot be angry to the point where we just become engulfed in other anger and not try to solve the problems. health care is an issue we need everybody on. the minute a minority of races can make this a black issue, then the millions of whites uninsured think it's not their issue. it's their issue, too. yes, there is an element of racism there. these are minority. w

annie le was not that way. they all thought fondly of her because she seemed to see every one of these. >> we're going to end it there, but many thanks to case ji jeff and tom there in new haven for us. just a strange, sad story. larry king will have a whole lot more coming up on his show 9:00 eastern time tonight. >>> strong words tone e today from the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, warning the angry anti-obama rhetoric is getting frightening and could lead to violence. also, just minutes ago police release mu information and pictures about what he found in the house that became her prison. >>> a lot more must-see news happening tonight. here's tonight's download. >> another big blow to acorn. the house of representatives voting to cut off funding after the group's latest explosive scandal. this follows a similar vote in the senate. now, today another undercover video surfaced reportedly showing acorn workers in san diego offering help to a fake pimp and prostitute. however, the acorn worker says he was j

it seems to me it was going to happen just a few days after the death of annie le.nd i wouldn't be surprised if we're seeing the work of someone who was obsessed with her and decided, look, if i can't have her, nobody can. >> dr. wecht, the fact that as jack pointed out, this -- whoever killed her knew where to put a body in a wall and also hide clothing in a ceiling. >> i think that this is quite correct. i would emphasize this point. there was no need, in fact, it would have been unwise for whoever worked there or worked -- or studied there to have left there prematurely. i think it would have been wise to remain there and to pursue a normal course of activity. and that would fit in very, very well with what professor levin has said, someone who knew her, someone who knew the building and so on. i think that -- i don't know if i'd go so far as to say this this is tied to the wedding. but i think that while this was a crime of passion in a sense that once you get involved and started in something like this, it continues on in frenzied fashion, but i don't know that

did one offer the school's own kill annie le? police have a person of interest in custody, then they let him go. and then, president carter's shocking comments on race. >> and overwhelming portion of the intensely demonstrated animosity toward president barack obama is based on the fact that he is a black man. >> larry: could he be right? racism in 2009 america next, on "larry king live." good evening. a couple of things. next monday night in new york, live, president bill clinton will be our special guest. you may have noticed the fancy new table here. we are now in hd every night. good evening, there are major developments in a murder that rocked the yale university campus. let's get right to them with reporter with wstb in new haven, tonight. what's new in this case? >> what's new in this case, he's still not considered a suspect, raymond clark, he's a person of interest, in fact the only person of interest. they had a press conference here, talked about going over 250 pieces of evidence which were not only collected at the cr

way around, i'm really not sure exactly what cameras they do have. >> here is a picture of her, annie le, just 24 years old. that's photos of annie and her fiance from facebook. they're set to be married this sunday in about 72 hours. back to thomas kaplan. editor in chief "yale daily news." what about the surveillance video around that research building? >> well, from what we understand in sort of the chaos of everyone exiting the building, it was just really hard to make out the identities of the folks coming in and out. and there was nothing, at least on the sort of first viewing of the tape, that showed her exiting the building. >> now wait a minute, wait a minute. did she work in a cubie? did she work in a laboratory? >> it's more of a laboratory. >> was anybody in there? was she in the lab by herself? nobody can establish her being in there. >> people saw her when she got to work that morning but nobody really knows where she went is my understanding. >> okay, now hold on. do you mean where she left her purse she was -- we've got a witness or when she went to the lab for we've got

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isn't it odd that he picks annie le to come into the lab that day. my guess is he did have a thing for him and the thing he had for women all along. he wants women to control and gets angry and feels rejected when he can't have them. >> so you don't think it's a coincidence that this happened just a few days before her weapon? >> absolutely not. i think that he might have been, you know, watching her and a lot of these stalker types, the fantasy is going on in their head and sometimes the victim has no clue what they're thinking. they just keep watching and watching and thinking, i could have that girl and why can't i have that girl? and then, suddenly, he realizes, you know, she's picking some other guy, she's going off with him and i'm never going to have that girl. it's like the 50-year-old guy at the bar with the big gut and looking over there at the 20-year-old college girl and wanders over there and says, hey, babe, you want to go home, and she's like, are you kidding, and he gets real angry. but of course she's not going to go with him. she's

where is 24-year-old annie le? >> police looking for any clue to the whereabouts of this yale student who disappeared days before her wedding. the search for annie le seems to be intensifying. fbi agents and state police search dogs enter the build wrongdoing she was last seen in an effort to find the 24-year-old yale medical student. and just moments ago, they began going through the garbage behind this building. fbi agents also spent time inside her new haven apartment. >> this surveillance photo is the last time anybody has seen le. friends say she was on her way to the lab. co-workers say she just vanished leaving behind all of her belongings and her future news. >> she left her pocketbook, her cell, everything in the lab. she's getting married sunday. her fiancee hasn't heard from her so everybody's pretty worried. pretty scared. >> good evening. ipnancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us. breaking news, girlfriend, turned new stepmom, misty crosslin's own father doubts her story about the night hale

the building where annie le's body was found, we thought so secure.and employees could get in. who killed annie le and why? plus a gray swurt r found in the search hassani campbell. a piece of children's clothing is found buried along a dirt road not far from where little hassany was last seen. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. e-mail us cnn.com/primenews or text us your thoughts at hlntv. start your message with prime. your chance to be heard. >>> welcome. this is hour number two of "prime news." in the murder of yale student annie le, prosecutors have blocked the release of her autopsy results saying it could hurt their investigation. the 24-year-old's body was discovered behind a basement wall in a campus lab on sunday, the same day she was supposed to get married. police are narrowing the list of suspects. this is helping. the high-tech building is so secure you need a swipe i.d. card just to ge in. the outpouring of emotion, students held a candlelight vigil for le and le's roommate talked about losing her friend. >> she was as good a human being as

two relatives also work in the labs according to police, but officials say little how clark new annie lelding. they passed in the hallways. >> reporter: any passed troubles for le? >> i'm not going to talk about that issue. >> reporter: an old high school friend remembers clark well. >> he was a nice kid. he was a jokester, a class clown. everybody knew him and liked him. >> reporter: for a while, clark lived here not far from yale. but neighbors here have little to say. this is the house where he used to live, up there on the second floor we're told. but all of the residents of this building now say that they either moved in after he left or if they knew him, they did not know him well. they saw him in passing at best. he had a girlfriend and a dog by most accounts. but that's about all they know. for now, police are still collecting evidence and stressing that clark is not a suspect. and a family member's home are keeping the curious away from this person of interest. >> so this guy seems to have disappeared from view. i assume police know exactly where he is, yes? >> yes, they do, and

none have yet been associated with annie le. >> 40 miles away from the crime scene the investigation continues, wher waste for the laboratory is usually taken. >> a large amount of physical evidence is not being released at this time, we have an ongoing homicide case. >> the president of the school reached out to the family and community. >> looking at the internet, looking at what had happened, just to read it and see these statemen, i felt that maybe this was the real thing. >> annie le's fiance is not a person of interest, he held throughout the investigation. >> november 9 is now the date of execution for the mastermind of the 2002 sniper attacks. a virginia prosecutor has asked a judge for tt date for john allen muhammed. he was sentenced to death for the murder of dean myers, one of 10 people shot to death in that rampage that terrorized the metro area. his attorney said that he will appeal to the u.s. supreme court. prince william county is now embroiled in a legal battle involving krispy kreme. fairfax county filed a $19 million lawsuit against the donuts giant over a broken.

annie le was a young woman with unlimited potential.ends, and the community. i think it's important to note this is not about urban crime, it's not about university crime, it's not about domestic crime, but an issue of workplace violence, which has become a growing concern around the country. you know, i want to -- i can't thank enough the connecticut state police, the fbi, and yale pd. this was about as smooth an operation among four agencies as i've seen in my 39 years. every agency offered everything they could bring forward and have progressively pursued this investigation to what we believe is a successful conclusion. so i would first like to invite the commissioner. >> thank you, chief. on behalf of the department of public safety, we certainly want to extend our profound sympathies to the family of annie le, her fiance, to everyone that was affected by this tragedy. i echo what the chief said that this was an extraordinary cooperative effort involving four law enforcement agencies. as the chief said, people worked around the cloc

annie le was due to be mar laid it very day.rces tell nbc news the suspect is a student who failed a polygraph test. let's bring in clint van zant, msnbc analyst, former fbi profiler. he is on the phone with me. hey, clint, they also say this student had defensive wounds. explain how all of that would factor into the investigation. >> reporter: well, evidently, contessa, they have been able to very quickly narrow down who had access to that basement laboratory where they believe the victim was killed. this guy probably popped up as a logical suspect. and also heard at least one police source to suggest that this was not a random incident. that would, of course, indicate to you and me that at least the assailant may have known annie. whether it was any type of friendship or whether it was simply they attended school together has yet to be determined but someone, contessa, who would have needed to know that basement area as well as perhaps needed to know where a body could be concealed. and it was someone, too, who thought they ha

yesterday they said that annie le had been strangled and that her killing was not a random act. say that a technician who worked in the building with le is a person of interest in the case. they have not singled anybody out. >> we don't want to in the future of being accused of tunnel vision and saying we focused on one person and only one person. we're making sure who was in that building. who had access to the locations in that building that are of concern to us and until they're completely eliminated, we're trying to keep track of them and doing that pretty successfully. >> we're keeping an eye on that news conference in new haven. you can see you have members of the media setting up their mikes here. stick with us. we'll bring you the latest developments as they happen. >>> we're learning more about a terror plot investigation that's stretching from new york to colorado. yesterday the fbi raided the denver area apartment of a man suspected of having ties to al qaeda. agents were seen taking boxes of evidence out. an attorney for the man insists that he's done nothing wrong a

we continue to follow the story of annie le's murder. this is the man, raymond clark, chan charged with her murder. apparently he kept his head bowed during the three-minute court appearance. he did not enter a plea. he said yes, your honor, when asked if he understood his rights. the judge set bail at $3 million. this, of course, is a first look at his mug shot. raymond clark, we'll continue to follow the story as more details come in this morning. >>> top economic headlines we're following for you right now. number of unamericans claiming unemployment fell last week to the lowest level since early july. according to the labor department, initial claims dropped to 545,000. new home construction rose 1.5% in august to its highest level in months, surge in apartment building set off a decline in single-family home construction. >>> the white house is considering extending an $8,000 tax credit for first home buyers. the administration has not yet decided to extend the offer past the end of november. >>> congressional panel is taking a clos

marie le, our beloved annie. >> reporterle's family held a private burial after the memorial service. yale officials are planning an october memorial service on campus and are establishing a scholarship in her honor. barbara hall, reporting from atlanta. >>> you probably don't think of prescription pills when you think of recycling, right, but lots of people showed up in niagara county, new york, yesterday, with a-to-drop off their old, unwanted medicines. 'the second year st. mary's hospital has hosted the prescription drug dropoff. the idea here is to keep the drugs out of the wrong hands and stop people from polluting the water system. >> like before in the past, i would just dissolve them in water and dump them down the drain but i don't know if that's the proper way to dispose of it. >> a similar event at another hospital collected more than 300 pounds of prescription drugs last year. >>> a "saturday night live" n newbie dropped an "f" bomb over the season premiere. the question is, was it a slip of the tongue? of cours

annie le never seen again. at nearly the exact hour, le's set to walk down the aisle, wedding dress on a hanger in the closet, flowers ordered. the girl's body found stuffed in a two-foot wall cable space there at yale's research building. early-morning hours, police storm a super 8 motel to arrest 24-year-old lab tech raymond clark on murder one. tonight, police close down the yale research building again. new evidence discovered. plumbers, plumbers, not the police, the plummer discovers evidence shoved down a washroom drain there in the basement where mice cages cleaned by murder suspect raymond clark. and clark's alleged history of stalking, threatening, harassing women resurfaces. former girlfriend reveals clark's a control freak. lashing out. dictating what she said, where she goes, even what she wears. we have the video. was this a senseless and brutal murder over laboratory mice cages? and another twist, was suspect raymond clark fueled by steroids? with a community and a university reeling, a family grie