shannon gilbert, a person in the sex trade, bannister 19 months ago. during the search for this woman along this remote area, police and discovered the remains of 10 other bodies. >> this picture was taken on christmas 2009. >> this common hopes her sister shannon is still alive. she is following a latest surge closely, waiting for news. >> in has been hard because we keep getting a phone call, like it could be your sister. it never is. there's always that sinking feeling, appear that it really couldn't her. >> the remains of five women who worked as escorts have been found across parts of eastern long island have been found in the past year. five other bodies found as well, including a man who worked in the sex trade and a toddler believed to be the daughter of one of the women. the police search. was search >> no significant items of evidence were found today. >> 100 miles away in new york christmas approaches and there's still no relief for the family of shannon gilbert. >> i don't think the police took it seriously before now because she was a miss

several hotspots bannister's are situated near every water hole pier the divers change and comfort themselves after diving. according to international diving regulations one should be certified by the professional association of diving instructors before venturing on to the ice because divers must be wearing dry suits to make sure they don't freeze in the water the user is insulated by a small film of the air on to the suit ok ok so you have to heat up first and then you have a dry suit which is all that it has seals the deal of the day in theory it's not supposed to allow a person if you have an inflatable hose here and it up those here say to keep it comfortable and you don't get squashed in the water with the pressure you put air into the suit keeps the nice and comfy and then as you're coming up on the sea you have to get ridges that think ventured out through here. a lot of preparation is needed before diving under the ice. it takes time to put on a dry suit as well as making thorough checks on the equipment before finally getting used to the cold water. divers always had under the ice t

greatest president of shirley and bannister public affairs, a government relations and marketing firm. he has written for the "washington post," "los angeles times," "washington times," conservative digest, "the weekly standard," many other publications. he previously authored "reagan's revolution: the untold story of the campaign that started it all." that was the first book detailing reagan's pivotal 1976 challenge to president ford and republican primaries. and he also authored "rendezvous with destiny: ronald reagan and the campaign that changed america." for the 1980 campaign really the behind the scenes story of that run for the white house. you will note there is a consistency in craig's books. rendezvous in this are both very well researched, although this one was over about 15 months. and this one is only about 31 days. you're getting very more detailed. we are pleased to have with us today, we'll do some questions out there and then open it up to the audience for anything out there as well. there were a lot of things different in 1941 pick your a lot of things still the same

original staff recommendation of 511-0093, which had a detailed recommendation presented quite frankly bannister borchard and his deputy as to how to move forward its fukushima recommendations. the paper was strong and replaced. >> and nights in a june the commission members important information as he were speaking to make a decision? >> i would say that -- a >> it could have had that effect if you had and otherwise -- it could have had that effect. >> yes, it could have. >> one of the allegations is the chairman used -- introduced political considerations as part of his discussions with a democratic appointee. are you aware, mr. magwood, of any instance in which you are urged for political loyalty for other reasons to vote one way or another on an issue? >> i think i would like to not answer that question right now, senator. the dates get back to you for the record. >> fair enough. mr. apostolakis. >> a long time ago once there was a hint that i should act in a certain way. >> well, madam chairman, i'll ask about the incident of abuse of one of them. mr. magwood, your chief of staff stated quo