what can you tell me, justin moss? >> sure, nancy. they aren't saying exactly what led them to the crime scene. they are saying that they got information from a reliable source that led them to the area they were searching. they started searching that area yesterday. about four hours into the search today they found the body, about 1:00 this afternoon. so immediately they roped everything off, would not let anyone in, and a short time later they did confirm they found a body, believed to be shaniya davis. >> as far as this particular search, we were acting on information that we received, reliable information we felt at the time. that's what led us out to walker road. and of course we located something. so. >>> you're also charged with tell felony child abuse. do you understand that? human trafficking, ma'am, is a class c felony. it is punishable by 261 months in prison. do you understand that? the other charge of felony child abuse for prostitution is a class e felony. that is 98 months in prison. do you understand that? you're also

what can you tell me, justin moss? >> sure, nancy. they aren't saying exactly what led them to the crime scene. they are saying that they got information from a reliable source that led them to the area they were searching. they started searching that area yesterday. about four hours into the search today they found the body, about 1:00 this afternoon. so immediately they roped everything off, would not let anyone in, and a short time later they did confirm they found a body, believed to be shaniya davis. >> as far as this particular search, we were acting on information that we received, reliable information we felt at the time. that's what led us out to walker road. and of course we located something. so. >>> you're also charged with felony child abuse. do you understand that? human trafficking, ma'am, is a class "c" felony. it is punishable by 261 months in prison. do you understand that? the other charge of felony child abuse for prostitution is a class "e" felony. that is 98 months in prison. do you understand that? you're also c

kim, justin has just gotten a temporary restraining order. i've got to wonder why he waited so long. >> yeah. you have to wonder that, especially, because apparently this woman had restraining orders against her from axle rose and the guys from metallica too. but at the same time, the court filings show that her behavior had become more ominous, more threatening. justin timberlake has a lot of obsessed fans, a lot of people who send him gifts or say that they love him or want to be near him or show up at concerts. you have to find that balance between who's a groupie or a big fan or someone who's dangerous and orvbviously it got to the point where she was someone who was considered dangerous. >> kim serafin, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> okay, just a short time ago, kate gosselin was interviewed we nbc news and our "showbiz on call" phone lines are still being flooded with calls about jon and kate. we got a call from carrie in pennsylvania. she thinks the women that defend jon are way off. >> caller: i'm a little annoyed at the fac

this one involving justin timberlake. for a 3rd time, 48-year-old karen mcneal made it on to his property before being placed into protective psychiatric custody. justin has just gotten a restraining order. i wonder why he waited so long. >> you have to wonder that. apparently she had restraining orders from axl rose and the guys from metallica. her behavior has been more ominous and threatening. justin kim ber lake has a lot of people who send him gifts or say they love him or want to be near him and you have to find the balance between a groupie or a fan and someone that is dangerous. it got to the point where she was considered dangerous. >> they have to be very, very aware and careful. it's truly frightening. thank you so much. we appreciate t. just a short time ago, kate gosselin was interviewed and the phone lines are still being flooded with calls about jon and kate. we got a call from carrie in pennsylvania who thinks the women that defend jon are way off. >> caller: i'm annoyed at the fact that people, especially

phoenix police say justin pair broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gun point. when pair told the man inside not to move or he'd shoot, the man took off. and that's had when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out i seen the gun, told my kids, get me my bat. and i went out there, we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed a gun at all of us, saying, give us your money. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pair has a skull fracture and other life threatening injuries. >>> a marine who recently returned from afghanistan says he was a bit overwhelmed by the reception he got from a third grade class in arizona. sergeant andrew valora was stationed in afghanistan when he was adopted by the class and started getting packages and letters from the students. he was invited to the school thursday to meet the students and expected a small gathering. but the class had other ideas, putting on an extravagant party. >> i thought i was going to come home and see the kids in the class. i didn't think it was going to be a hu

justin pear broke into an apartment and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when he told the man not to move or he'd shoot the man took off and neighbors stepped in. >> i saw the gun and i told the kids, get my bat. we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved what he go. he pointed a gun at us. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pear has a skull frk churnd other injuries. a marine returning from afghanistan said he was overwhelmed by the reception he got by a third grade class. he was adopted by the class and started to get packages and letters from the students. he was invited there thursday to meet the students and expected a small gathering, but the class had other idea, putting on an extravagant party. >> i thought i was just going to come home and see the kids and the class. i didn't think it was going to be a huge production, but it's very nice to see how much they think i meant to them. i hope i can convey how much they really mean to me. >> the children sang a song he's familiar with, "god bless the usa." while he was in afghanist

and justin tuck not sure what happened.at happened to him as he was running off the field. jim: you think about how crucial these 50 seconds will be. we're o'neal at about midpoint of the season but now you start to get the chatter going about playoffs and is this team for real? jim: on the giants side, if they were to lose, devastating for them. there's been a lot of talk that this game, it's like a playoff game for this team, and they'll talk about it openly. phil: we talked about that at the start of the game that tom coughlin said it. it was. and it's had that atmosphere. that's for sure. jim: 50 seconds. chargers with one time-out. and they do something here? sproles in the middle of the field down to the 18-yard line. oh, that was a terrific play call. phil: the giants, everybody man-to-man, and that is almost impossible to cover, darren sproles when he comes out of the backfield. jim: that's a 21-yard explosion there for sproles. 28 seconds. rivers. heaves it to the end zone. open! touchdown, san diego! right down th

justin pear broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpoint. when pear told the man inside not to move or he'd shoot, the man took off and that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out, i seen the gun. i told my kids, get me my bat. and i went out there, we cracked him with the bat. >> he deserved whatever he got. he pointed a gun at all of us, saying, give us your money. he meant business. >> three victims had minor injuries. pear has a skull fracture and other life-threatening injuries. >>> southwest airlines is saying it's sorry for kicking a mother and her toddler off a flight. the crew booted them because the boy's screams of "go, plane, go" and "i want daddy" drowned out the pre-flight safety announcement. the boy's mom says she was confident he would have behaved once the plane took off, but they never got that chance. southwest called her, offered her a refund and a $300 travel voucher. >>> a marine who recently returned from afghanistan said that he was a bit overwhelmed by the reception he got from a third grade class in arizon

a funeral is also under way for staff sergeant justin decrow. a funeral is being eld inthth for aaron nemelka. and a private funeral for staff sergeant amy krueger. she was remembered last night in a memorial. >> i was her first commander. we went to afghanistan in 2003 and 2004. i think the one thing that you recognize as you serve with people for any period of time just like any family, what gets you through incredibly difficult events is coming together as a family. >> the funeral for private first class michael pearson will be held in illinois and also are funeral planned for jason hunt. 13 people were killed and dozens others wounded. the only suspect, major thjor n hasan is still hospitalized. >>> president says that the police and military officials need to get a chance to do their job and finish up the work on the shooting. the workup has already been done on ma major nidal hasan. >> we must compile every bit of information we have on the gunman and learn what was done with the information. if there was a failure to take appropriate acti

i did a piece that justin referred to entitled the copenhagen conference on food security. i did that piece because this is the bottom line at copenhagen. 193 delegations planning to gather have various concerns on the climate front for companies -- countries in east asia and the caribbean, more powerful and destructive storms, for southern europe. east africa and australia, intense heat and drought and lower crop yields. for the low-lying island countries, it is rising sea level. i was at a un conference on population and development a few weeks ago and i was pointing out 115 delegations who were there, national delegations, we are almost certainly going to see a decline in un membership. because there are so many low-lying island countries that may not exist 30 years from now simply because of rising sea level. some of them are so close it doesn't take much of a rise for them to begin planning evaluations and some of them are already at that stage. the ice sheets are melting. the greenland ice sheet and the west antarctic ice sheet. if the greenland ice sheet melts entire

phoenix police say justin par broke into an apartment late friday night and tried to rob a man at gunpointe man took off and that's when neighbors stepped in. >> when i came out i seen the gun. i told my kids get me my bat. i went out there. >> he deserved what he got. he pointed a gun at all of us saying give us your money. he meant business. >> three victims were hurt. >>> a commercial flight about to depart from cyprus for athens greece, had an unexpected and unexplained delay last night. police say the cyprus airways jet was set to take off when a 28-year-old man opened the rear exit and slid down an emergency chute and jumped the airport fence and disappeared. authorities have arrested an arrest warrant for him. >>> one of our frequent i-reporters says she's creeped out by something that happened during a visit to the queen mary. looking at this shot of the piano, they noticed what looks like a face staring up from the surface. the queen mary has a reputation for being haunted so immediately the discussion turned to ghosts. >> i got a reflection of a ghost on the desk top from the pia

justin moss, reporter, wncn. bring us up to date on what you are learning. >> reporter: sure, jane. we just got a breaking from the police just a short time ago. >> the latest is that they are now working with the state authorities to ex human the body at this point, and then they will work to get a positive i.d. as we said, we don't know at this point that it is shaniya dav davis, but police have called off the search. they're not saying specifically what led them to that area where they found the body. it's about six miles away from the hotel where shy mia was last seen. police also tell us, assuming the body is shaniya, it will take a few days for the autopsy to be complete, and new charges could be filed in the case. jane? >> well, shaniya's father had raised the child up until reasonable. he told the "early show" he wanted to give her mom a chance to raise her. listen. >> of course, you know, i had some reserves. however, you know, she had been trying, and i know that she had been working for at least six months. and she will be trying to get her life back on track, and she sai

justine fox business and economics columnist for "time magazine" is rick nellius triple straightly kinetic origins basic principles of the stock market and people who have won and lost fortunes. the world of bair institute in san francisco's the host of this event. it is about an hour. >> i thought i would start by attempting to answer a question which is just what happened? what just happened over the past six, i guess nine months by now, and i have, i was thinking about it for awhile this afternoon and they came up with to sentence answer. the first, my answer markets around the world stopped working last fall, and this had a dramatic effect on the real economy, a bad effect. i am not saying there were in tons of other factors at work. there was a very strange mortgage market we developed in the u.s. with so much support for the concept of homeownership some time over the past decade or so it falls into basically government support for lax lending standards. i am not going to argue that the government response to the initial problems with the financial markets that began almost exactly t

and a funeral is under way for staff sergeant justin decrow. and a funeral is being held today for private first class aaron nemelka in utah. and a private funeral for staff sergeant amy kruger was held this morning in illinois. she was remembered last night at a memorial. >> i was amy's first commander. and we actually went to afghanistan together in 2003 and 2004. and i think the one thing that you recognize as you serve with people for any period of time, just like any family, what gets you through incredibly difficult events, is coming together as a family. >>> the funeral for private first class michael pearson will be held later today in midway. illinois and there's also a funeral planned for specialist jason hunt of frederick, oklahoma. 13 people were killed and dozens more wounded after the attacks last week. the only suspect, major nidal malik hasan remains hospitalized, he's been charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder. >>> president obama is asking congress to slow down on fort hood. he says lawmakers shouldn't be focusing on p

jeff andrew and justin are taking over. see i had you on that.t over will be heavily involved in the day-to-day operation. >> joe: i guess we know what they're pouring at the concession stand. >> craig: i think you know. >> joe: screen for brendan morrison. one touch passing for brooks laich. deadened by josh gorges. pacioretty, metropolit and moen across the top for jacques martin. nice screen, good speed into the biscuit first. on around for brooks laich and back on through. 7:20 to go in the second period. washington's two markers coming in the first. compliments of fehr and ovechkin. spacek on the power play in period 2 for the locals. eric fehr mozying in. and he stays right with him. they mug it up in the corner. point position for alzner. and wide of the goal. sergei kostitsyn turning and burning. he has plekanec. plekanec working in on alzner. stayed with him right in his chest very well. side by green. >> craig: a lot of nice stick work there but even better defensively sticking with it. alls near nice job by the young d. -- alzner nice

this is specialist justin agerson.ant to send a special hello to a friend oversees, private paul britain. stay safe over there. 

on our facebook page, justin says, as a soldier myself, i realize how stressful it can be to know you'reeing deployed especially. please pray for the families of not only the soldiers lost in yesterday's tragedy but all of us who serve. dixie on our facebook page says, it has to be really awful trying to train the mind and the body and preparing to go to war only to find the war in your own home. go to cnn.com/robin. there's facebook icon. you can click on it and we're getting a lot of comments. you can read them and share with each other as well. >>> so more breaking stories today. the government says that the october unemployment rate rose to 10.2%. in september it was 9.8%. we've gone up a significant amount. melissa long in for jennifer, i think it's that psychological level of being in the double digits now. >> and a point we haven't seen since the early 1980s, since 1983. these numbers are higher than expected as you mentioned. much higher than we expected. first time we have seen it top 10% since spring of '83. 190,000 jobs were cut last month, the forecast was for 175,000 positio

. >> unfortunately for justin reader, he says he was went right to the principal's office for showing up with a bengals helmet design on his head. he was told shave it or get a suspension. now, he's standing by his team but administrators say they have given dustin warnings about his hair before. dustin says he's done nothing wrong. >> it's just a haircut. it ain't drugly related. it ain't got no guns. it ain't got no cuss words. and stuff like that. so why are they worried about it? >> now, dustin's parents say the school is being unfair, and they are proud of him. but, richard, he is in an in-school suspension. so it's not like he's staying home. he's still there learning. he just has to be away from the other kids. >> straight, blunt talk from dustin. >> thanks rafer. >>> the head of an ethics program at harvard university is defending the decision to invite eliot spitzer to lecture there. the former new york governor resigned after court documents showed he was client nine for a high-priced call girl. the harvard professor said spitzer was, quote, the most important living prosecu

tina in bakersfield, california, and justine in hot springs, south dakota called because they wanted to help. christa reached out for assistance and yes, we put everyone in touch with her. hopefully there is going to be a great ending there. a lot of people are in that situation. they are looking ahead to christmas, looking day-to-day how they are going to make ends meet and what do i need to tell my kids. we want to hear your views n. this economy, how do you explain to your kids that things were not like they were before? we don't have the money we used to? we don't know when things will get better. call us 1-877-tell-hln and e-mail us at cnn.com/hln. if you are on facebook or text us, text your comment and name to hlntv. standard text rates apply. people reached out to tammy and her daughter and going to figure out a way to get her some toys. >>> a sex tape of former miss california usa carrie prejean led to is a settlement with the pageant. tmz says it got the home video in the summer but considered it too racy to post on its site. prejean was alone on the tape. prejean's lawyer

wore and more we understand that health is not something that happens justin doctors' offices. whether you are healthier not depends on what you eat and drink, what e bright, how you get around and where you live. a world that is heating up and powered by coal-fired plants that filled the sky with harmful greenhouse gas is going to have fewer healthy people then the world that runs on clean renewable energy. that is why even if our plan that was not in jeopardy, even if the energy independence was not crucial toward national security and even if clean energy was not a huge economic opportunity, reducing greenhouse gas emissions would still be an urgent priority for us. it is a key to building a healthier country and a healthier world. we know that the kinds of changes we need to make won't be easy. there are a lot of entrenched industries that profit from the status quo and we have a lot to learn about the best ways to reduce these harmful effects especially when it comes to health. but we can't afford to delay action. this is not a distant and abstract problem. this is the job

my assistant's children, justin and journey, were the ones that brought this to our attention. that's why we call it journey for justice for the kids because they're the heroes in all of this. so i did my research. once i sort of dug into it, i thought about my own background. my father has been in law enforcement for 30 years. so i have a lot of respect for good police officers. but once i dug deeper, i said, you know, something's wrong here. there seems to be an abuse of authority. if you look at heather ellis's record, there is absolutely nothing in her past that indicates she's capable of this kind of behavior. she was a college student on her way to a medical school. she's the daughter of a pastor. she doesn't have a criminal record at all. so the idea she's facing these sorts of charges over an incident of this magnitude is astonishing. >> we have a statement from the prosecutor in dunklin county. it says, we tried to resolve this thing early on and there is no indication of any desire to do so. you know the family. let me ask you, just being devil's advocate, why won't s

grand justin. -- grandin. what goes inside the head of a kid with severe autism?about? >> you need to read books written by people that have severe autism. donna williams, somebody somewhere but her best book you have to order online is autism an inside out approach by donna williams. and these people describe fractured sensory processing. like, for example, teeto describes if he looks at a blue door he might see the color first and then he sees the shape that it's a door. you have shape, color and motion circuits in your brain. they have to work together to form a graphic. and what happens in severe autism is these circuits are not working together. so they're seeing, you know, fractured, you know -- fractured visual images. their hearing may be fading in and out like a bad mobile phone connection. they go into wal-mart. they feel like they're inside, you know, a bucket and feel it pounded on. and smell and touch and that's why they do a lot of smelling and touching because those circuits still work. they're less complicated than seeing or hearing. they live in a

justin and brian and i will be to all a happy thanks giving. smack on don't ask, don't tell using to suggest they will be significant -- >> fox double-team from the left and right of. >> is this something he lay down from a priority from the start. we haven't offered as much clarity today. you seem to suggest it's going to be difficult to change this policy in wartime. i wonder if the president is sympathetic to that viewpoint? >> i think he is. if you go back and look at the statements coming from the president and the white house on this issue, that he is fully cognizant, this is a force that is under considerable strain, that has been, you know, working at extremely high operational tempo's sense late 2001. and that the course he says on this issue will be mindful of that. now, that doesn't make him any less determined to overturn change the law, but i think he and the secretary and the chairman are all very cognizant of the fact that we have a force that we have asked more of probably than any force in history. and we need to be mindful of