susan herself was now at the nassau county jail and despite the seemingly overwhelming video evidenceinst her, she pleaded not guilty. >> i have a prepaid call from -- >> susan. >> -- an inmate at nassau county jail. >> in fact, in this recorded phone call she made from jail to her 20-year-old daughter, alexis, just days after her arrest -- >> mom? >> yeah, hi. >> susan hardly seems concerned that she could be facing as many as 25 years in prison. >> so how are you? >> i'm okay. they moved me to a different block. >> you have a really good attorney. did you hear him talking? he's amazing. >> we're going to the appellate division. >> the daughter meanwhile makes it clear she's firmly in her mother's corner. >> i went in to the house yesterday and i got everything. >> oh, i love you. >> alexis says she's taken some of her mother's papers out of the house. >> did you get the wooden thing off of my desk? >> oh, yeah, i took everything, dude. two, three full suitcases and your thing of files. every single paper that's in your house with your name on it. >> you don't know how much i love yo

site gawker broke the news of so-called news talking head bill o'reilly allegedly tried to pay off the nassau county police department with a charitable contribution and exchange for investigation into whether or not his wife was having an affair with one of the departments police officers as the rocker article reads last summer bill o'reilly aired new fox news anchor bill o'reilly came to believe that his wife was romantically involved with another man not just any other man but a police detective in a long island community they call home so riley did what any concerned husband would do he pulled strings to get the police department's internal affairs unit to investigate one of their own for messing with the wrong man's wife of course this isn't anything new for a rally it's not the first time he's called on the police for a personal favor back in two thousand and six o'reilly told a caller to his radio show that thought security is ready at his back and call a phone and set it to investigate people who mention a certain name he doesn't like on his radio show that being mr oberman. i can lis

the nassau county clear power station has a 1,000 megawatt capacity. the generating unit began operating at lower levels in may. they fear the reactor will help iran develop nuclear weapons. but they say it is of peaceful. >> spoofers of moammar gadhafi have broken down and it is the last remaining gadhafi stronghold. rebels asked them to peacefully surrender and now that the deal has fallen through. and they are going to launch an as assault later on today. >> 100,000 people turned up in what organizers proclaimed the largest social demonstration in israel's history. they focused on the high cost of living. they are demanding the government take action. the government already announced market reforms and now the latest reforms. have set up this to look into more possible changes. >>> the blue angles will be more like the green angels while performing today. that is pause of navy flight demonstration team will be on a blend of biofuel. they will be powered by a 50/50 blend of jet fuel and this will be the first time an entire unit has flown on a biofuel

to serve ami waited for the disarmament of nassau all riches troops for nearly two years before wrath come luggage decided to storm trip in the summer of one thousand nine hundred five. serbian troops captured the city on july the eleventh. according to another theory the government of bosnia and herzegovina simply gave strober needs or away to the serbs. passion of this virtual news i lost in one nine hundred ninety three myself and other public figures from srebrenica met with me as president i liaise a bag of it in sarah i will subscribe this is what he said to us if the serbs into trouble and something like five thousand muslims died that would create a good excuse for a nato invasion nato forces would then stop bombarding serbian units. of. thousands of dead bodies on both sides. mothers without children wives without husbands. distrust and hatred between those who were once neighbors. that is the outcome of the standoff in srebrenica. or for thise or pink way said crimes were committed by both sides most of the muslims were shot and killed people are coming. tests shows that the

hundreds of boats are being used to ferry the stranded to safety. nassau rescue helicopters have been dropping food parcels to run but parts of the country. >> rescue operations are going on since yesterday, relief materials as well, and all steps are being taken by the administration to bring relief to the people. >> but for those who do escape the floods, this is another life -- living out in the open with the few possessions they have managed to save from their homes. more heavy rains are forecast in coming days. many of these people were already living in poverty. now the floods have made their lives even more precarious. >> united nations security council has begun preliminary discussions of the palestinian people's application for full membership to the un. president abbas submitted the application on friday. no decision is expected for several weeks. if they secure the necessary votes, the u.s. is expected to veto the resolution. >> this is "newsday". i'm in singapore. i am babita sharma. in london. six months since the start of the uprising, syria

the nassau county district attorney's office says 19-year-old sam eshagoff was paid as much as $2,500o take the college entrance exam for six students at great neck north high school. he faces felony fraud charges and could face up to four years in prison if convicted. the six students accused of paying him to take the test are all minors and face misdemeanor charges. the d.a.'s office says rumors about the alleged cheating led to an investigation and found the six students' s.a.t. scores were much better than their grade point averages. authorities are looking into whether other schools and more students might even be involved. >>> all this week, cnn is taking an in-depth look at why our government is so broken. and according to a new cnn/orc poll, the number of american who is trust washington is at an all-time low, just 15% trust the government in washington. that's down from 73% back in 1958. and when asked how often can you trust the government in washington, take a look here. 77% said only some of the time. 8% say never. just 2% say just about always. >>> all right. we are going

various estimates put the number of serbian villages ruined by nassau riches troops during the war a more than one hundred. the names of three thousand two hundred sixty two casualties have now been established. post-mortem reports make it clear the most of the people were tortured before they were killed. service minister for public health zoran stankovic worked at the institute for forensic studies during the war he witnessed the inquest into the deaths of the serbs and examinations for mass graves in bosnia. we saw the bodies of captives military men with their heads chopped off one served for example had been hit on the head with a blunt object and his eyes had been cut out moreover it was clear that his eyes were moved when he was still alive many of the bodies bore signs of a very cruel method of murder we informed the hague tribunal about it and supplied it with all of a little records vested in. one of the most popular theories concerning caesar a stripper in except i'm not it just troops is that it was an act of revenge against muslims. nine hundred ninety three un resolutio

the test-taking scandal could grow. joining us, district attorney kath reen rice from nassau county. when you think about it. this weekend hundreds of thousands of high school students are going to sit for the s.a.t.s, and i think the message has to be sent loud and clear that if you cheat, you're going to get caught, and you're not going to be able to go to the college of your dream. that's the most incredible thing about this. there are kids, who most kids study really hard and doed right thing. these kids didn't. >> so this kid would impersonate -- how did this work? so he -- how did the kids find out about him, i guess? and then how did he pose as them and take the test? >> sam eshacoff graduated from the high school. it's likely he knew some of the kids for whom he took the test and had a great business deal going. he would make up the fake school i.d. went to different test centers so the proctors wouldn't recognize him. stat for the test. he's incredibly smart. tested in the 90 percentile. these kids had access to money. the school administration after hearing rumors some kids

also, police revealed today that the remains nassau county police found last april, they are linked to found by people walking on the beach on fire island. that was back in 1996. with all these new details, we want to bring in steve cardian and does it sound more and more like we have a serial killer who's been operating on long for more than a decade when you look at these dates? >> we do. that's one of the problems with the investigation is that some of these bodies, some of the crimes may have been committed and those bodies deposited there ten years ago. the salt, the surf, tended to destroy at a rapid rate. we've got a serial killer, maybe one more, to investigate. >> what do you make of the fact that some were found years apart. these body parts being linked to these different sets of remains found multiple miles away. what does that say to you? >> it's indicative that this is a very smart individual we're dealing with. he's trying not to associate the body parts with the particular individual. so he's going out of his way. so far as to remove tattoos from some of the victims to

. >> sean: i know because i live in the number two county, nassau county. this money to build housing. if somebody applies and they can pete the mortgage, in other words, standards, they can get the loan. these are very inexpensive housing compared to the neighborhood, right? >> right. >> sean: anybody of any race, religion, color creed, can get one of these units. no discrimination. >> none. >> sean: what are they demanding? banks lower standards. isn't that what happened with fanny and freddie? >> hud is trying to change the game.íkú the countyñ has to build 750 you anies of affordable housing in 31 eligible communities meaning white communities based on the census. 7% or less hispanic, 3% or less african-american. we are complying. with communites building. in the middle of the game we get a letter from hud saying not good enough. we want to find out how you are going to combat local opposition to me, combat opposition. like tear gas, i don't now. all these crazy things. loan modifications. we don't do that. we are the fourth most diverse county in new y

the future. in his drive to discover, richard hart looks at modern travel as viewed by stanley kubrik and abc and nassau. >> this is the flight attendant of the future as envisioned by stanley kubric in his movie " 2001: a space odyssey." >> one of the scenes there is a flight attendant walking up a flight of stairs. they had the sticky velcro stuff and she was doing this exaggerated walk. >> this is the flight attendant of the past as depicted by abc in the television series "pan am." things didn't pan out for pan american or for couldc who was looking at technology that we would be passengering people in space 10 years ago and pan am survived. in flight calls would be placed with a video phone the size of a refrigerator a buck a minute. but it doesn't mean we can't be space travelers. >> they are planning to have something like a pilot and a copilot and maybe five passengers. >> they are private companies virgin galactic and blue origin. >> it is not a big enough vehicle right now to have much in the way of flight attendants. >> >> the tiny spacecraft haven't flown a single passenger yet. >> i think t

she's the d.a. for nassau county, new york. how did this start to begin with? ake six different versions of the s.a.t.? and don't you have to have an i.d. just to get into the testing center? >> well, he certainly did. he took six tests for the school where he graduated. they paid him upwards of $2500 and what he did, as part of this whole scheme, was prepare fake i.d.s in the name of the student for whom he was take the test. he presented that i.d. as the test site. the proctor did not notice anything. even in the instance where he was taking a test for a young girl, one of the defendants who was a girl, and he scored on every single one of those tests, in the 97th percentile. there was a reason why they were paying him. they wanted good scores on their s.a.t.s. this saturday, hundreds of thousands of high school students across the country are going to sit for the s.a.t.s and the message needs to be sent to all of them, if you cheat, you're going to get caught and be held accountable. >> how did they get caught in the first place? a discrepancy between their g

nassau. >> reporter: oh, that was 1992 -- >> the calf. >> reporter: so, this is, 20 years later -- >> her aser: that's right. this dolphin is this dolphin. photographed for a cover story about herzing in 1992. wow. that's cool. that is pretty cool. over the years, she's learned to mimic their behavior. watch. this upside down swim is her hello. and then this. almost human affection, mother janetly pats her son's head. >> they have these strong family bonds and relationships. and they're so smart. perfect combination. it's what we value in humans. >> reporter: her life long dream has been to communicate with the dolphins. >> we're not talking to dolphins yet. with the right technology and focus time, i think three or four years. >> reporter: if there's anyone who can do it, it just may be here. >> it's important we know about our natural world. it's a complement world. we tend to be very focused on our human lives and we lost that perspective. we need to know about the natural world to preserve it, protect it and respect it more. >> reporter: then, as if on cue -- >> we've got some dolphins.

the san jose police department. >> accused serial killer joseph nassau has given up his right to represent himself. the 77-year-old man will get a public defender's help. he faces charges in the murders of four northern california women from 1977 to 1994. he represented himself until yesterday when the judge ruled the defense attorney is required by law because he faces a possible death sentence if convicted. the judge also pushed back next tuesday's evidence hearing until october to give the public defender time to get ready. if the defendant can afford it, he will have to also pay the cost of his defense. >>> an injured duck is recovering in the south bay this morning. it is any ordinary injury. it had been shot with a blow dart. over the past week someone shot several ducks with the blow gun. this young mallard was hit just under the eye. the dart was removed yesterday at the wildlife center at silicon valley. the traumatized animal is doing well and will eventually be released back into the wild. >>> green day front man billy joe armstrong said he was kicked off a southwest airline flight for we

the tri-state area. you have west chester county, nassau county and the state of new jersey intercepting, checking for vehiclesdue diligence in their respective jurisdictions for their soft targets. >> what about the fact that the president will be at all locations on sunday, all states, i should say, but on ground zero, given this potential plot, this threat. will they be adding new security on top of what happens already planned? >> i think you're going to see a security presence like you've never seen before. the president there with all the dignitaries. two former presidents as well. so new york city is going to be crawling with law enforcement and intelligence people. some you'll see, some you won't. the hercules team is already at some of the landmarks that we've talked about. that's the team -- they look like s.w.a.t. or army officers. there's going to be an army presence on 9/11. it's going to be in hand and god willing all will go well. i have full faith in the nypd, fbi and all the other agencies working here. thank you so much for that. and now this. let's begin "rapid fire." president obama on the

the fire behavior. >> everything comes up, and then you pack it up and go. >> plans are in motion to start working with nassau next month. they hope for a pickup truck for their trips to florida, georgia, and north carolina. >>> tree ground squirrels has increased over the last decade. they have used some methods to try to get them to move. toe eliminate the risk of being hit by falling squirrel the, the back entrance is now closed. whether you like them or not they are vital on campus. >>> buying bottled water can be expensive, but if you look at the tap on work joe say state, you may be included to buy more. >> reporter: this week i searched out the experts to find out if our water is safe and just looked bad. >> you have probably noticed the water on campus to be a bit different. >> i think it's sort of gross. the taste of the water is really weird. >> reporter: the facility services directer, betty luna says there's nothing to fear. >> ifif at any time it's not safe, you be the first to show. >> san jose state pulls water from below. a simple flip of the switch will transport the water from below. >> we n

the summer. in september that's coming in around $207 a night on average for a hotel stay. package deals are great, too, just to give you an example -- from new york to nassauesort, from just $669 per person on orbitz. so again that includes your airfare plus five nights and that's in early october. the second destination -- >> yeah, go ahead. >> i was just going to say, the second destination where i really found spectacular deals in the fall was to the u.s. virgin islands. here october is really going to be your best bet to get big savings. the summer average hotel rates were $188 a night. in october, they're actually 27% less coming in at just $137 a night on average. the package deal i found here was atlanta to st. john, a beautiful destination, airfare plus five nights staying at the westin resort from $765 per person. >> not too bad. i like that. so let's go on next for those people that want to go from the beaches to the mountains because you found some great deals for rocky mountain ski towns. >> i did. fall really is the off-season for the mountain towns, places like breckenridge, vail and aspen. you can just great deals on even things like restaur