burk strunski out of l.a., eric defense attorney in miami, jason oceans, defense attorney new york. let's kick it off with you. i was listening to what matt zarrell just said about this 10-year-old little girl's remains, her body hacked to pieces. i know for a fact reports are her clothing was neatly folded up in her backpack. so this is painting a horrible scenario as to the hours surrounding her death. and now we're just trying to decide, were her hacked-up body parts inside or outside of garbage bag? >> right. >> does colorado have the death penalty, anybody? clark, do they have the death penalty? weigh, in, jason. >> i hear where you're going in terms of this is the typical case out in the public eye. >> i didn't say typical. >> that would require us to think about the death penalty. before we get to that point, i think law enforcement needs to make certain about who they're targeting, making sure these aren't isolated incidents in and above themselves. >> it's death by needle, jason. >> that would be appropriate for the perpetrator who is convicted of these crimes, nancy. i don

jason oceans, you and i have analyzed -- you've tried a ton of cases. >> right. >> i've prosecuted a ses. let's talk what this means. where is oceans? i see a duck. i want to see the lawyers. there you go. okay, jason. >> yeah. let's think about it. you're a father of two. what does this mean? what killer would leave not just an object, something as she says at the scene, but a cross, jason? a cross that the symbol of love and sacrifice to millions of people across the globe. he clearly kidnaps, molests, murders, hacks up a 10-year-old little girl, and dares to put a cross at the scene? what is this telling me about him? >> it all goes to the profile, and obviously, you could see that the demonic side of the killer, predator, first trying adult women. now after children. he could be something where he was frustrated from getting his initial victim, and then went after children. is so angry from something in his past that he throws down the cross in some intentional message to all of us. it's horrific. >> kardian, steve kardian, former police detective, instructor at defend. how can th

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ocean, breezy point. home after home, 80, maybe more, went up in flames. jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> the devastation in breezy point is really hard to kind of wrap your mind around. 80 homes went up in flames, homes that are very close to one another and that high wind brought the flames leaping from one house to another. deborah feyerick is live in breezy point, queens, with the latest. >> reporter: you know, anderson, somebody who lived here summed it up best, saying fighting a fire in a hurricane is a lesson in futility. all the homes here completely obliterat obliterated. you can see some foundations but pretty much, nothing else. you can see cars that were incinerated. this we believe is a jeep. this we believe is a honda. it is hard to make out anything in the massive debris. there were 200 firefighters trying to put out this six-alarm blaze and it followed the exact path of the wind last night, southeast, taking out all the homes almost in a pie-shaped direction. one official earlier said there were probably as many as 100 homes which may have been d

jason smith, our photographer took. so trying to keep on things for you here. and only expected to get worse. that is thelatest from ocean city, back to you in the studio. >> we can just leave your picture up for the entire day and really monitor the progress of the storm, thank you very much, we'll talk to you again. >>> we continue our coverage now in virginia beach, virginia. >> that is where we find fox's jenny davis. she is there live with thus morning, jenny, tell us the latest from virginia beach. >> reporter: thy tony, good morning, the rain's picking up again. getting a little bit harder. we're seeing these winds that seem a little bit stronger as well. we understand they're sustained at 45 miles an hour with gust maybe 50 to 60. then take a look at the force of that ocean behind me. i know we've seen in previous storms that foam that whips up, we're seeing a lot of that here and just these ominous waves, great force behind them. we've seen both police and city officials going back and forth here patrolling the area. keeping a very close eye on what's developing here. it has eaten up all of that sand. at this po

jason chose aleve. just two pills for all day pain relief. try aleve d for strong, all day long sinus and headache relief. >>> welcome back, everybody. live picks from ocean city in maryland. you can see the big waves and a steady rainfall. it's where our reporter sandra endo has been reporting for the last 24 hours. and conditions have been deteriorating there. want to get to christine romans this morning because, of course, big financial news is what's not happening today. christine, good morning. >> good morning again. you know, no trading of gm or google today. stock markets are closed. the nasdaq and new york stock exchange will shut down because of this storm. the nyse hasn't been closed for weather since hurricane gloria in 1985. the bond market will close early today at noon eastern. some 284,000 homes are in the path of this huge storm. 87 billion dollars in home at risk because of storm surge alone. protecting all that property meant a rush for retailers this weekend, selling flashlights, flywood, food, water. now the retailers are shutting their doors in the northeast and mid-atlantic and insurance companies are preparing for the claims about t