on the long island railroad, and someone, i guess law enforcement, surveilling her.rinking a can of energy drink. and they show here that she discards it. it's the exact same investigation of the pizza box and the pizza. >> the idea that you can collect dna from people of things that they discarded is fairly common. it's not that difficult. but it also gives you so much information because of where dna and genealogy is today. >> reporter: also, prosecutors claim they have found a bank statement showing that his wife and two children were away in atlantic city during the time in which drainard barnes' murder allegedly took place. but the smoking gun in this case might just be this belt buckle found wrapped around the victim's leg emblazoned with the letters "wh" on it, which officials speculate could be the initials of one of heuermann's relatives, and a piece of human hair which investigators say is tied to his wife. through the dna evidence they obtained from their daughter. >> now all of a sudden, you take that dna you had, that hair that was retrieved from one of

here is the rose of long island lithograph caricature that was published in 1840. my 2018 new york history journal article, i'm not a model first lady julia gardiner tyler eller in the new york city print culture addresses this long standing error that she agreed to pose for it and that it was an advertisement for dry goods store in manhattan. so if you can see at the bottom there the month that the caricature was published, this the artist for the lithograph was thrown in jail and for creating a series of caricatures on several new york city families at the time. so indeed, got himself in a good bit of trouble there. and and you can see on the left above the 2021 exhibit of first ladies of the national portrait gallery in washington, d.c. you can see it all the way on the left there. it's quite small. so really would make a rather poor advertiser. next slide, please. so john tyler married julia gardner on june 26th, 1844, in new york city. it was such a closely guarded secret. it was essentially an elopement. and the happy couple returned to washington, d.c. and on

the sheriffs office has been interviewing sex workers all over long island going to ryker's island nexting this hard to see if the other stuff you talk about can be relevant to some of the other bodies. >> bill: got all our attention over the summer and back again today. paul, nice to see you, paul mauro, fox news contributor, in new york. >> dana: alex murdaugh of south carolina is back in court right now. a live video. so there will be an evidentiary hearing about this question of whether he should get a new trial in the murders of his son and his wife. this had to do with jury tampering and whether it actually happened. he is back in court right now. no you aren't looking at a flashback. it is happening again and we'll follow it for you. >> bill: it would be remarkable if he gets that, right? okay. there is that. and there is this. >> bill: federal employees going to walk off and protest the israeli hamas war. has there been a change in that today? family-owned fishing companies fighting a federal regulation to the u.s. supreme court. how the cases could have wide-reaching consequenc

in new york city, the news coming in on the case of accused long island serial killer and what could be a new turn in this case. the deadly hot-air balloon crash. four people killed including a young nurse. >>> the new miss america making history. the first active duty air force officer to win the crown. >>> and a day of service. tonight martin luther king jr. in his own words on what would have been his 95th birthday. >>> this is word news tonight. >>> it's great to start the news with all of you tonight. we're glad you're indoors with us. we begin with the first major test in the race for the white house. whether americans are ready or not for this. it is here the iowa caucus's windchills are 25 to 30 below zero. record cold. it could affect turnout tonight. former prus up by 30 points. he made the fewest trip to the state. predicting he will win big tonight. florida governor ron desantis visiting all 9 counties in iowa, holding more events than trump and nikki haley campaigombined. haley u.n. ambassador under president trump has been gaining momentum with a slide lead over desanti

now a new murder charge against the alleged long island serial killer. how authorities say they got the evidence for it. >>> so campaign memorabilia is nothing new, nor is merchandise bearing the former president's name. but in one small virginia town, they've come together in what might be called an all consuming way. a former church, now a store where cnn's elle reeve found out indictments are good for business. ♪ >> reporter: the mug shot was really hot. and this stuff lasts probably about two months, it stays really hot. but the first week the mug shot came out, so like 2,000 t-shirts. >> what's that? >> that's trump's balls. >> okay. >> reporter: whitey taylor runs a busy trump store in boonsville. a town of fewer than 5,000 people in western virginia. we visited a week after christmas with the iowa caucuses just days away. taylor predicted trump would win the republican nomination, and then business would really boom. >> can only get these here. >> $20? >> reporter: customers were bullish too. what the super fans bought offered some insight into wh

or if the post dobbs energy is still going. >> the race in the third congressional district in long island will center on local issues and which candidate in my , view is best positioned to deliver for the people of queens and nasser county. tom swazi has a track record of bipartisan problem solving on issues of importance and will be in my view an important voice in resolving challenges for the american people, including repealing the state and local tax cap that extreme magna republicans -- maga republicans imposed on the people of new york and the united states of america as part of their gop tax scan. with respect to the question of any broader implications for president biden, that has already been resolved. in november of 2022 all of the predictions were that democrats were going to be wiped out because of joe biden's alleged unpopularity. that we were going to lose 40, 50, 60 seats in the house, lose the senate, get wiped out in terms of the governorships in wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan. that we were going to lose state legislative seats and that republicans were going to pick

prosecutors say one strand of hair has been linked to an accused serial killer with another death on long island more than a decade ago. it's among a trove of new evidence revealed in the gilgo beach murders. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> this morning, the accused serial killer charged with murdering three women in new york is now charged with killing a fourth. >> the victim's daughter, speaking publicly for the first time. >> while the loss of my mom has been extremely painful for me, the indictment by the grand jury has brought hope for justice for my mom and my family. marine brainard barnes went missing in 2007 while working as an escort. >> her body was found near three other women buried near gilgo beach on long island, new york. rex huberman was already charged in the deaths of megan waterman, amber costello and melissa barthelemy. they were known as the gilgo four. as their deaths went unsolved for more than a decade. there are countless times i needed her and she was not there. >> i remember she read to me every night and now i can no longer remember the sound of her voice. >> now, pros

. >>> on new york's long island, the suspect in the gilgo beach killings was charged today with the murder of a fourth woman, months after police called him a prime suspect in that case emilie ikeda on the new evidence >> reporter: the accused gilgo beach serial killer back in court today and facing another murder charge now in the death of maureen brainard-barnes, marking the last of the so-called gilgo four, sex workers allegedly killed by rex heuermann and later found near a desolate long island beach in 2010. >> i was only 7 when my mother was murdered. >> reporter: brainerd-barnes' daughter speaking out for the first time today. >> the indictment by the grand jury has brought hope for justice. >> reporter: the suffolk county district attorney said his office had been waiting for the results of cutting edge nuclear dna testing that shows a hair at the crime scene belonged to heuermann's now estranged wife investigators got samples of asa ellerup and her daughter's dna through cans throw out at their home and a new york train station after trailing the daughter the d.a. says both were o

. >> the suspected serial killer on long island facing a new murder charge. how prosecutors say a single strand of hair and a monster energy drink helped them crack this case. bold. daring. expressive. contra costa college allows me to be whoever and whatever i want to be, providing the stage, the canvas, the tools to use my voice and write my story. find your passion and create your future at contra costa college. start today at contracosta.edu . >>> this morning the new murder charge against the suspected long island serial killer hinges on a single strand of hair. rex heuermann has pleaded not guilty to the charge yesterday that he killed a fourth woman maureen brainard-barnes and dumped her remains near gilgo beach. >> the prosecutors revealed how dna from a monster energy drink from heuermann's daughter help link him to one of the murders. tell us about the evidence that led to this charge. >> reporter: yeah, poppy and phil, evidence like a computer that investigators say heuermann may have been chatting with one of the victims on and tried to wipe the d

and the man accused in the serial killings of three women on new york's long island was back in courtay. 60-year-old rex heuermann was formerly indicted for the murder of a fourth woman who was just 25 years old after dna testing linked him to the crime. that prosecutors laid out today and a lengthy and startling document. cbs's carolyn gus off was inside the courtroom. >> reporter: i was only seven years old when my mother was murdered. >> reporter: today prosecutors announced suspected serial killer rex heuermann will face an additional murder charge for the 27 death of maureen brainard barnes. it dna from discarded pizza crust and burn her phone evidence time to the three other murders, prosecutors say law enforcement seized hundreds of electronic devices from his home and business which reveal disturbing google searches. rex heuermann has pleaded not guilty to the murders. >> you're talking about a gentleman who's never been arrested before and he is claiming he did not do it. >> reporter: maureen brainard barnes body was tied with a belt that the d.a. says could have belonged to

hair was to linked to his wife through dna and investigators followed his daughter up the long islandlroad and collected a discarded energy drink can to connect rex heuermann to brainard barnes. >> you see all of those searches that he did on the internet and the topics that are listed one by one by one. it is rare indeed to find that kind of detail, so you know that the government has circumstantial evidence, but they have plenty. >> reporter: prosecutors say that evidence shows that heuermann's wife and daughter were out of town when all four of the murders took place. the d.a. adds that the grand jury will continue to review evidence in this sixth still unsolved murders along gilgo beach. norah. >> norah: those are such disturbing details to learn today, carolyn gusoff, thank you. a 10-year-old boy bitten by a shark in the bahamas, we have the details next. ♪ ♪ disturbing details to learn today, carolyn gusoff, thank you. a 10-year-old boy bitten by a shark in the bahamas, we have the details next. ♪ ♪ plaque psoriasis... for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the

i just found out that you were that you grew up in long island.ou grew up at the home of colts spring harbor. oh, and most people don't know. that's the that's home of the eugenics movement, this country. but when we look at progressive policy, a lot of people don't understand that housing policy is school policy, that our housing policy that came out of the american economic association, where most of those individuals had these scientific scientific racism created community, is where people couldn't go to school together. it's what created segregation. they created these communities where people would not be able to get a quality education because everyone would be centered. all all the low economic would be centered all across the country in these neighborhoods. so our whole our whole country was built on these ideas. so now we know and i think, again, my friend in the blue jacket for saying what she said earlier, because it's not brain science was working kids arts saying math giving them quality music. i mean project zero has been out of harv

sutton breaking down the new study. >>> now to the long island serial killer.we'll speak with the lead prosecutor in just a moment. first stephanie ramos. >> reporter: good morning. for more than a decade the gilgo beach murders terrorized residents on long island. now after years of investigating, technology seems to have caught up with evidence leading police to rex hueurmann. this morning suspected serial killer rex hueurmann indicted in the death of a fourth woman found murdered near gilgo beach in long island. >> we've charged the border of maureen barnes to add to the already charged murders. >> reporter: maureen barnes' remains were found in 2010 along with three other women known as the gilgo four. last july hueurmann was arrested and charged with the murders. in a new filing, prosecutors also say they have new dna evidence connecting hueurmann to the murders linking hair found on a belt buckle used to restrain misbarnes' remains to his estranged wife. a hair found with another victim's remains linked to their daughter, victoria. the updated indictment

investigators followed his daughter on the long island railroad and collected a discarded energy drinkn to connect heuermann to brainard barnes according to newly released court documents. >> to see all of the types of searches that he did on the internet and the topics that are listed one by one by one, it is rare indeed to find that kind of detail. so you know that the government has circumstantial evidence, but they have plenty of it. >> reporter: prosecutors say that heuermann -- that evidence shows that heuermann's wife and daughter were out of town when all four of the murders took place. the d.a. adds that the grand jury will continue to review evidence in the six still unsolved murder as long gilgo beach. norah. >> yeah, those were such disturbing details to learn today. carolyn gus off, thank you. >>> a 10-year-old boy is bitten >>> a 10-year-old boy is bitten by a shark in the bahamas. sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte™. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression

we have a burst of snow for long island. central long island right now. that's it really.storm should continue to move offshore. coastal new england you will still get some of that snow and wintry mix through the afternoon. by this evening, by dinnertime it will be out of there. look how quiet the map is. that's not bad. temperatures way above average for the central u.s. and the upper midwest. we have next storm system moving in toward the west coast. that's our next weather maker as we get into the midweek. for now pretty quiet. we will watch this next storm system this weekend. the big story will be the warm-up for much of the country. two thirds of the country feeling above average, feeling more like the beginning of spring than the end of january. you can see the forecast highs. even new york 41 we will take it. 41 in chicago. 56 in kansas city for you my friend, steve doocy. congratulations on the win. >> steve: thank you very much. next up, super bowl. >> brian: hunt family one of the finest families in america. getting with the hunt -- lamar hunt trophy goes to the

long island places like brentwood working class community. spanish who doesn't really have a lot of political sway. but this is a major story buried in debt right now. cops and firefighters. now additional fee force illegals, guys, they keep on coming to the port authority. no one is stopping them. >> steve: well, here's the thing it. could have been so much worse. currently the city of new york is housing 60,000 migrants they didn't take the migrants from randall's island because it's not prone to flooding. they were worried about the flooding out there at floyd bennett field. >> brian: i guess not the winds. >> steve: they weren't. the other is a runway with a lot of open space. but, here's the thing, in this particular neighborhood, where they moved all of those migrants in brooklyn voted for joe biden. >> ainsley: this is his crisis. >> steve: this morning they are furious about what has happened. they are now motivated to think this guy doesn't know what he is doing when it comes to migration. it's curious. there was something circulatin

to build their case, investigators tracking heuermann's daughter victoria on a long island railroad train, recovering a can of monster java she'd thrown in the trash for analysis. heuermann's wife and daughter appearing at his arraignment today. prosecutors say his family were out of town during the murders. >> i'm here to speak for my mom, maureen. >> reporter: and tonight, brainard-barnes' daughter nicolette speaking publicly for the first time. she was just 7 years old when her mother was brutally murdered. >> while the loss of my mom has been extremely painful for me, the indictment by the grand jury has brought hope for justice for my mom and my family. >> reporter: heuermann has pleaded not guilty on all charges, and is being held without bail. authorities continue to investigate the unsolved deaths of six other victims found near gilgo beach. david? >> david: stephanie, thank you. >>> overseas, in japan tonight, two passenger planes colliding just two weeks after a deadly crash at a tokyo airport. heavy snow falling when the wing of a korean air jet slammed into a cafe pacific airc

not moving out, anytime soon, long island hometown boy billy joel planning up for sale listing 49 million the takers he bought the property for 22 1/2 million uptown girl crooner said during news in concert he adds, 8 bathroom manor, the homing living room renovations quite a while is it hamptons? and 2023 one of the worse years for remarket in general says spending more time in florida like old jewish guys from long island do that is what he said the housing market has a victim in billy joel. john: because of affordability problem i can see if selling your home nearly -- that something is going to happen on affordability problem this is a combination of elevated home prices, very high mortgage yields highest i think since about, the year 2000. doesn't make sense ordinarily you would think with higher mortgage yields would have lower home prices there is a not the case. cheryl: hanging on i think what there joel is doing my humble opinion hanging on to a price he knows asking price too high a lot of average americans have been doing this year why not getting homes sold, at the same time,

suspected serial killer rex heuermann, charged with murdering three women found on gilgo beach on long island, now indicted in the killing of a fourth victim. >> we've charged the murder of maureen brainard-barnes to add to the already charged murders of melissa barthelemy, megan waterman, and amber costello. >> reporter: maureen brainard-barnes' remains found near the beach back in december 2010, along with three other women known as the gilgo four. in new court filings, prosecutors say cutting-edge dna analysis linked heuermann's wife to "female hair" found on the "buckle of a belt" used to restrain brainard-barnes. >> it was 7.9 trillion times more likely to have come from someone with the identical genetic profile as asa ellerup. >> reporter: to build their case, investigators tracking heuermann's daughter victoria on a long island railroad train, recovering a can of monster java she'd thrown in the trash for analysis. heuermann's wife and daughter appearing at his arraignment today. prosecutors say his family were out of town during the murders. >> i'm here to speak for my mom, maureen.

. >> a long island man accused of killing three women in the gilgo beach murders is now accused with a fourth. rest rex heuermann pleaded not guilty to killing her. remains are discovered on long island in 2010, she disappeared three years prior to that. >> he was awaiting trial for three murders that occurred more than a decade ago. today's indictment revealed new dna court filing of hair found on a belt buckle link him to the fourth victim. >> today for the first time we hear about nuclear dna we will look into that. we will certainly look into the lab reports, lab testing and the transfer of evidence. it is somewhat disturbing to learn for the first time after 13 years that we now have nuclear dna testing. >> candace delong is a former fbi profiler and host >> well, he is going to have quite a time to get that discounted. it is dna technology, especially as it is being used in solving crimes. moving very rapidly and improving all the time. >> basically what this means is he did it. what would his dna be doing on her belt buckle when the remains were found? >> today we learned abou

we have lost joey jackson, cnn legal analyst, but the major development out on long island is that ther suspect is charged in a fourth death and plead not guilty and they have introduced all kinds of new evidence as described by brynn gingras. >>> and so now, more than $97 million has been raised by the bibiden campaiaign in ththis l rematch agagainst donanald trum >>> you have seen the numbers, but do you think that donald trump is a foregone conclusion? >> i don't know. but if it is donald trump, we have beat him before and we will do it again. >> that is kamala harris on a possible rematch. the biden campaign has raised $97 million for the re-election. and we are joined by michael of the biden reelection campaign, and do you believe that donald trump is the gop nominee or someone else? >> well, he has been polling as the frontrunner and this is what we have been looking at as we launched the effort last year. we have laid out a clear vision for what this campaign is going to be about and that is where the sacred cause of america is going to remain with its democracy. that what we wi

so she stayed in long island and she told the couple that she had a twin brother.so the little boy had been taken in by a check doctor, and then the check doctor had to flee the country because of political activities and went to palestine. when he saw this picture that was published in the 1947 issue of life magazine, answers able to get back to a sister in czechoslovakia and then when the ledge another and the twins eventually reunited in long island. and i have in the book had some wonderful correspondence between them, just beautiful stuff about we can't wait to meet you at all the sort of things come full pictures of my skates can record by skating together. really poignant stuff but when you think about the chances of these two mediacom it's extraordinarily rare. so now we come to lodge a sham and what conventional twins and others who wonder what the experiments by menashe. many people have been historians of science debated what was the purpose of experience. some people feel it was to increase the german twinning rate to increase the area and population or

and the twins were eventually reunited in long island.and i have in the book i have some wonderful correspondence between them just beautiful stuff about we can't wait to meet you and and all this sort of thing. little pictures of ice. we're going to go ice skating together. i mean, really poignant stuff. and when you think about that the chances of these two meeting is just extraordinarily rare. so now we come to yad vashem and the world convention of twins and others who underwent the experiments by mengele and many people, many historians of science debated. what's the purpose? the experiments. why did he do what he did? and some people feel it to increase the german twinning rate to increase the aryan population. i think that's the reason if you want to know what causes twins, you study the parents. you don't study the twins. i think as. my. anyway, who wrote the book the doctors. that was to show genetic differences population groups and that much closer to the truth i think because mengele who had an m.d. and a ph.d., had done a lot

so she stayed in long island and she told the couple that she had a twin brother.ttle boy had been taken in by a czech doctor and. then the czech doctor had flee the country because of some political activities. so he went to palestine and was in haifa when he saw this picture that was published in the 1947 issue of life magazine. and so he was able to get word back to his sister in he was able to get with word back to his sister in czechoslovakia, and one thing led to another, and the twin were eventually united in long island. and in the bookbo i have some wonderfull correspondence betwen them.if just beautiful stuff about we can't wait to meet you and all this sort of thing, little pictures of ice skates, we're going to go ice skating together.wh poignant stuff. when you think about the chances of these two meeting, it's just extraordinarily rare. so now we come to world convention of twins and others who underwent the experiments by mention la. -- mention la. and many you study the parents. you don't study the twins. i think as. my. anyway, who wrote the book t

i'm thinking about new yorkers like alex expense who grew up on long island. she joined instagram when she was only 11 years old. and immediately the algorithm started suggesting images and videos about eating disorder and themes promoting low self-worth. by the time she was 15, young alex was spiraling. she was losing weight. she didn't sleep. her life wasn't hers any more. it belonged to the algorithm. after her parents intervened and after two weeks at a psychiatric facility she emerge add changed person able to assert herself again. today, she advocates for other people at risk and dreams of the day of testifying before congress about the dangerous of social media. [applause] believe it or not -- alex is one of the lucky ones. and her mother catheline is here with us today. catheline, please stand. [applause] thank you. thank you. here's what catheline says. social media is a silent killer of our children's generation. according to the c.d.c. one has doubled the figure just a decade ago. for teenage girls the numbers are one in three. that's why we're goin

. >>> the long island man accused of killing three women and what is known as the gilgo beach murdersarged with killing a fourth. rex heuermann already awaiting trial on three murders that happened more than a decade ago. this fourth alleged victim has been identified as marine brain burns. >> her remains were found in 2010 near long island's gilgo beach. it is believed she was actually the first victim. rex heuermann has pled not guilty to the new charge. cnn's brynn gingras was at today's hearing. prosecutors saying they found a critical link between heuermann and barnes? >> that's right. listen, there are a couple of things that happened in court today that i want to get through. the main point here is what the district attorney said. that this now concludes the investigation into the killings of the women who are known as the gilgo four. yes, the charges of killing maureen barnes, at what investigators are saying, this new superseding indictment, is that there was dna evidence linking, a hair found on barnes, which was basically on a belt that was used to bind her up. that matches

moments ago in new york out in long island the gilgo beach murder suspect was charged with a fourth killing. he was already facing first-degree murder charges in the deaths of three women who were discovered near long island's gilgo beach a decade ago. jean casarez has been following this story for years. now, jean, talk to us about this fourth possible killing. >> this is a huge development, because we have known from almost the beginning that moreen baynard barnes who was found on gilgo beach very close in proximity to the other three who has been charged with, authorities said that he was a prime suspect with her murder, but not until moments ago that the indictment is unsealed that he is now charged with second degree intent to murder marie baynard barnes. let me tell you about her. she was 25 years old and a sex worker as the others were as well. she was last seen in 2007, and one, when she was still alive there was still communication with a burner phone that authorities believe was traced to heuermann and her cell phone and in june, she was never seen again after that, but days thaf,

long island, delaware all the way to baltimore, washington, don't get me wrong, we still could break that snow drought. remember we need to get 1 inch of snow on the ground to break the near 700 day snow drought. and we cannot forget the potential icing across the carolinas for the system as well. that will be very impactful and yet another storm next week tuesday and wednesday for the east coast. so very active pattern setting up. >> our weatherman, derek van dam, have a wonderful weekend. thank you. i'll let you know what goes on here. see you soon. >>> ron desantis and nikki haley taking questions from iowa voters on issues like abortion, immigration and of course donald trump. the big takeaways from last night's town halls is up next. >>> and president biden hoping to channel george washington near valley forge today. >>> good morning. thanks for being up early with us. i'm kasie hunt. just after 5:30 here on the east coast. we're a week and a half out from the iowa caucuses and two of the 2024 gop presidential contenders appeared right here on cnn in back to back down hall last

. >> the race the third congressional district in the night long island will center on s which canaday view is best position to deliver forhe peoe county. the track record of bipartisan problem-solving on issues of importance and will be in my view an important voice in resolving challenges for the american people. including repealing the state and local tax cap that extreme maga republicans imposed on the people of new york and the united states of america as part of the gop tax scam. with respect to the question president biden that is a question that is already been resolved. in november 202, 0000 to all predictions alleged unpopularity. the senate's that wiped and pennsylvania, in michigan that we were going to lose state legislative seats. d■ republicans will pick up critically important positions and races for secretary of state and attorney general. and we were told the red wave is coming. the economy. and it president biden's unpopularity. the exact opposite happened. democrats defied political gravity. we did not lose 40, 50, or 60 seats we are only five seats short. had it n

. >>> new tonight, the suspected long island serial killer accused of killing multiple women appearing see him there. rex heuermann was brought in before the judge six months after his arrest to face a charge now of killing a fourth woman. prosecutors say they connected the new york architect to this latest victim using a single piece of hair. brynn gingras is "outfront." >> i was only 7 years old when my mother was murdered. >> reporter: nicolette brainard-barnes speaking publicly for the first time after facing in court the man accused of killing her mother, maureen. >> i remember she read to me every night, and now i can no longer remember the sound of her voice. i wish she was here today, but she was taken from us. >> reporter: rex heuermann charged with killing maureen branared-barnes, 25-year-old woman who vanished in 2007 and is believed to be the gilgo beach killer's first victim. heuermann is now accused in the murders of all four women, who were found within a quarter mile of each other along the same stretch of parkway on long island and infamously became known as the gilgo

that's coming up. >>> now the latest on the long island serial killer.rth woman. senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky is tracking the case. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. from the moment of rex heuermann's arrest, back in july on three murder charges, prosecutors said he was the prime suspect in a fourth. now we're told a new murder charge is coming as soon as tomorrow. this morning alleged serial killer rex heuermann's is expected to be charged with killing a fourth woman who was body was found on long island near gilgo beach. sources familiar with the beach told abc, heuermann will be in court tuesday to be charged with murdering maureen braynard barnes. she was wrapped using a belt bearing the same initials as his father. >> there was a hair recovered from maureen brainard barnes. a belt buckle that was around her legs. >> reporter: prosecutors also say they've linked heuermann to phone calls on barnes phone after her disappearance. >> maureen is in this place near the other ladies. that puts him into a geo

. ♪ ♪ ♪ her father, james levy, is an american, born and raised on long island a few miles from new yorkother, alicia ortiz was an ecuadorian schoolteacher. the two fell in love when james was a peace corps volunteer in the 19 80s, and they married soon after. >> translator: i had no idea that i would marry a green go. >> there are four children are all dual citizens of the u.s. and ecuador. >> i always thought it would be better to take the kids to the states and bring them up in the states. >> but this american dad found their family adored the rural peaceful life in south america. james and his wife built a in the border of the ecuadorian jungle just over the border from columbia. they started an environmental group, el tropical, to protect the endangered reinforced around them. elisa, there are others that are,, loved her life in the wilderness. >> tell me about lisa. >> a beautiful, strong, young woman, very intelligent and focused on what she wanted to do. even as a child, she was always interested in plants and flowers. >> elisa his brother and sister, and he and maria. >> since i

nosotros aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", captada en vÍdeo ha quedado el momento que un hombre de long islandel capÓ, por suerte, un policÍa pasÓ cerca y ladrÓn terminÓ huyendo, pero al ladrÓn el susto le pudo costar muy caro. carolina: si estÁs en casa buscando trabajo, podrÍa ser la oportunidad de oro para trabajar en las tiendas walmart. estÁn ofreciendo pagos aproximadamente con bonos y acciones de unos 400.000 $ al aÑo a aquellos que estÉn interesados en trabajar como gerentes de tienda, el sueldo incluye planes de bonificaciÓn y tambiÉn acciones de inversiÓn, ademÁs, no es necesario que la gente tenga un tÍtulo universitario para ser aceptado. los gerentes ahora pueden recibir hasta el 200% de un salario base en bonificaciones, si es que cumplen con los objetivos. borja: no estÁ nada mal, 400.000 $ al aÑo. carolina: es mucha plata. borja: imagino que va a haber muchas personas que tocan la puerta de walmart. carolina: y tambiÉn a pagar los impuestos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: ya mÁs o menos sÓlo estÁbamos avanzando, lo comentabas, hay que pagar los impuestos, esta semana el irs ha comenzado y

you know that little spot back home next to the dollar tree where long island iced teas are still $4nd the floor hasn't been cleaned since "designing women" went off the air? [ laughter ] don't go there. that's where you'll run into dean, the homophobe bully from middle school who went bald at 25 and comes up to you and says, "bro, i'm cool with who you are now." thank you, bro. and i'm cool with who you are now. because i saw you on grindr. [ moans, laughter and applause ] and finally. the most important tip of all, find another gay person. [ laughter ] no matter how small your town is, the government has placed various gay embassies around the country -- [ laughter ] where at least one gay person must be stationed at all times. these places are called starbucks. [ laughter and applause ] i don't know why the gay community settled on starbucks. maybe it's if you play enough norah jones in one place for long enough, we gather. [ laughter ] i don't know. but the fact is starbucks is to gays what the waffle house is to the meth community. [ laughter ] now, if your town is too small for

our coastline is 7.00 km long. islands in the indian ocean, maritime economic zone. huge interests.n navy is active everywhere. our ship has just freed a captured ship in the red sea hostages. india learned a lot during the un contact group on piracy from 2008 to 2017. 65 indian warships were on duty, including two frigates built in russia. piracy has dropped from 120 cases in 2009 to one in 2016. the pacific has too. that india and russia have a solid foundation of interaction, but new buildings need to be built on it. india and russia are interested in establishing a balance with the united states and china; there should be no exclusivity in relations. the uniqueness of the connection between russia and india the fact that they contain a minimal amount of negativity, a natural advantage in the process of reconstruction. we need a reframing of relations for a new geopolitical context. it will improve our geostrategic prospects and will be a very correct signal to the united states and china on how to build relations with other states. this is the true meaning of multipolarity. ther

even more surprising the woman had $12,000 and still took the long island railroad [ laughter and applause, amazon announced plans last week to begin testing a humanoid robot called digit, which has arms and legs and can move, grasp and handle items like a person. and most import of all, no bladder. [ light laughter ] and we've maybe miscalculated what our closer was. [ laughter and applause but we can't go back in time so i will simply say, that was a monologue, everybody [ cheers and applause we got a great show for you tonight. he hosts the emmy and peabody winning "last week tonight with john oliver. [ cheers and applause he is my fellow podcaster, john oliver is going to be here, everybody. and this is really exciting. they're the writers, producers and stars of "dicks: the musical," which is in theaters everywhere now it is absolutely fantastic aaron jackson and josh sharp are going to be here tonight [ cheers and applause speaking of podcasts, started a podcast with my brother during the writer's strike, it's called "family trips with the meyers brothers." john oliver has an episode

reha and her mother hope the painful lessons learned won't be forgotten stephanie gosk, nbc news, long island> and that is "nightly news. join "meet the press" sunday as kristen welker interviews presidential candidate nikki haley, and also join us for "nightly news: kids edition" saturday morning when i'm joined by jamie lee curtis check your local listings thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please remember to take care of yourself and each other good night . >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," a sign of the times in oakland. two major oakland-based companies issuing warnings to employees about the crime wave. >>> also, an ambitious and pricey plan to protect san francisco from going underwater. we're breakin d

onee thing led to another and eventually they were reunited in long island.he book i have wonderful correspondences between them. just stuff about we can't wait to meet you. pictures of ice skates. when you think about the chances of these two meeting it's extraordinarily rare. so now wean come to the conventn of twins and others who underwent these experiments. many people, many historians debated. i don't think that's the reason. if you want to know you study the parents, you don't study the twins. i think as does -- it was to show genetic differences. they had done a lot of research on populations and jaw structure will. there was testimony from some non-twin survivors over this three day period heard by a very distinguished group, a panel assembled from left to right who was an advisor to the government of terrorism. then the prosecutor atg, nurembg who also a wonderful genetics book at the university of washington. then the nazi hunter and an attorney and advisor to the israeli government on terrorism so they heard all this testimony. i'm just going to s

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