but in the case of the linden lake skull, scientists got a genetic break. they discovered that the killer removed all but two of the wisdom teeth, which had been embedded in the gum, which the killer may not have seen. >> when the perpetrator pulled the teeth, he didn't realize those molars were up underneath the gum line. so those were protects and preserved. >> dr. murray extracted tooth pulp from the wisdom teeth and sent it for dna testing along with a blood sample from tina's 18-month-old son. but scientists could not obtain a usable dna profile from the tooth pulp. >> it's possible that the reason is that the teeth were still unformed. and when teeth are still forming, their roots are open, open cavities. >> it was also possible that tiny single cell microorganisms in the lake called diatomes damaged or altered the cells in the tooth pulp. as a last resort, dr. murray tried to extract dna from the skull itself with a surgical drill. she carefully removed six bone samples from the thickest part of the skull. >> with sterile techniques, the middle secti

we have an executive buys president of linden tracker with us.used dirty pillowcase towel? this is a huge problem? it seems so yucky to me. how big is the problem? >> the problem is huge in this country. we have basically brought value to the hotels. it is more so the idea. that is the biggest strategy. knowledge is power. hotels and need need to know the value of their inventories. >> i will write that down. we are looking at a few of these. they track it. i put it into my suitcase. go to leave the hotel. what happens? the buzzers go off? >> no. the hotel does not know that you have been to take that towel from their inventories. they want to manage the amount of inventory total they have in a hotel. >> the bathrobe on the way out the door. they just fill you for the bathrobe basil. does it pay for it self? it seems like it would be expensive. >> melissa, it pays many times over. they pay us, kind of like direct tv. we simply ask them to pay us a monthly fee. we manage the inventory for them. they get reports sent to the automated every night. h

it started this morning at the emerald ridge apartments in linden walled. as a woman watched the flames her top priority was rescuing her 36-year-old daughter who has cerebral palsy. >> i panicked. the first thing i did was panicked and said oh, my god, my daughter. police officers calmed me down and got her out safely. we're safe and lucky to be alive. >>> the apartment complex is offering our units to displaced residents. >>> an overnight house fire killed two young siblings. 6-year-old and her 1-year-old brother were found inside the orange essex county home. the victims were trapped on the third floor of the house as that fire spread. neighbors say relatives did everything they could to try to save them. >> daddy got you daddy got you. she wouldn't come. the oldest daughter was screaming and hollering wanting to go back inside with fire extinguishers to get baby out. >> seven people were home teft fire. rescue crews took two of them to the hospital. it's not clear what caused the fire. >>> the conditions of the winter storm are changing tonight. a live

this is our mobile weather lab in bryn mawr linden after new looking at the snow, on the sidewalk, and that roadway, please ab wear, as temperatures continue to plunge. we have some widespread reports of eat eyewitness weather watchers. thank you for all have of them. look at these reports, it is just overwhelming. temperatures falling fast and we are seeing freezing conditions. peter is reporting a temperature of 29 in lawrenceville. getting a bit icy. black isis a major concern. it takes some extra time. we cannot express that enough. 38 degrees right now in wynonna. kathy says wind out of the north west at 12 miles an hour. cold conditions, wind gusting to 45 miles an hour and those winds will continue to persist through midnight. we're talking about 40 to 50 miles an hour gusts. the these are sustained winds. and, gar any landsberg 38 miles an hour. middletown delaware jason is saying we are looking at third 1 miles an hour sustain wind. let's show you a i few pictures. jerry is a is in blue bell we have snow. look at that beautiful sunset. and demeet the try sent this just eight m

torresdale avenue and linden street watch out for slick spots especially when you're turning through intersection like this. you can see the shine on the roads and you know it's slick there as you're heading out. in newark new castle county the ramp from i-95 northbound to 896 we had an accident. cleared very quickly. crews are out there making good work of it so things are moving better there, dave. >> a lot of the areas done with precipitation right now but we still have some of in it new castle county delaware crossing over into parts of salem county near glassboro and gloucester county, parts of cumberland county and another batch looks like it might want to ride up into southern cumberland county. right now it's in cape may and areas just to the south of dover delaware. this is mainly freezing rain a-little sleet mixed in here and there. we had a little more of it farther north. everywhere across the the region you have to be careful of new coverings of ice. temperatures are well below freezing in there northern and western suburbs and down the shore we're up to about 30 but eve

the republican lawmaker is seeking the removal of speeches from every democratic president since linden b. johnson three speeches one from ronald reagan and one from george w. bush. the protests on that bill gathered 8,000 signatures since it passed on tuesday, it will proceed to the full oklahoma house. >>> matt pellman is in the "action news" traffic center the good news with this one is it's off to the side and not blocking traffic but people are slowing down and saying i'm glad that is not me and i feel bad for that guy there. the schuylkill is heavy 90 minutes. we see delays in both directions by 76 and the crash i told you about in the last half hour by broad street. same is true on 95 the southbound is quite slow, 44 minutes to get from the wood haven to the vine, three times what it ideally should be. from bucks county headed towards the flyers game expect a slow go on 95 southbound. and a crash at skippack pike at sunset middle school. expect ice as well here in clayton, gloucester county because there was a water main break by the rainbow academy inn. and a house fire along g

linden had say ances at the white house. wife mary became interested in peoplemediums after their young son died. george washington owned a profitable whiskey distillery. in 99 it rose 7 numbers. the male model gerald ford graced the cover of cosmo. >> p didn't know that. that's interesting. >> who is your favorite president and tell us why. you can log on to "fox & friends first" our facebook page right after the show. #keep talking. >> about 20 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up in the name of love the family accused of holding their 6-year-old at gun point to teach him a lesson. they explain why they did it. >> bring it on comes to life. the cheer scandal taking center stage. >> it is the image being shared around the world. cindy crawford's photo. opens a debate about real women. : >> a fox news alert. a mother gunned down outside of her home in a horrifying case of road rage. an intense manhunt for her killer. kelly wright is here with new information for us. >> ainsley, good morning to you. what started out with

where visitors can get a closer look, an iconic piece of history we talks about it with bob vander linden in tonight's first person report. >> the spirit of st. louis was the first airplane to fly solo across the atlantic, and this demonstrated the potential of long range aviation he has the spirit of st. louis built for this flight. but the most impressive feat is the fact that the man was awake for 33 1/2 hours and for 24 hours beforehand he stayed awake, in part, because he had that airplane built to be unstable. he felt it would be safer if he were to fall asleep, that the moment his hand would fall off the control stick, the airplane would start falling out of control, slam around and wake him up, and in fact that happened many times. he was concerned that he didn't have a visa and would get in trouble with the french authorities. the last thing he expected to find was 150,000 people waiting for the him. the spirit of st. louis is normally displaced in the gallery, about 40 to 50 feet up off the ground. and we have had on occasion a couple of chances to look at it but we are doing ri

that is the latest live in linden wald, george spencer, "nbc10 news." >>> some people in the area began the day in single digits. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. >> that's right. we have a storm that's going to be coming close to parts of the area. it's nice and clear right now. not a whole lot of wind. still pretty cold. snow fairly close right now, but this is not the storm going to affect it. out into arizona and new mexico that's going to be moving to the east over the next couple of days. ist going to pick up gulf of mexico moisture as you see, and kind of expand. there's going to be a large area of precipitation here. and part of our area is going to be on the northern edge of this as we go into thursday morning. obviously, the best chance of snow is in extreme southern delaware and extreme south jersey. there is the potential for some accumulation on this. i'll have more on the exact timing, how much snow may occur and how far inland that snow is likely to go with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> thanks glenn. sky force 10 over a fire a

is in the white house urging president linden johnson to move on it. and the film selma that has come out has been criticized by some for putting lyndon johnson in a very bad light. you write about your conversation with the other person that was in the room at that moment. tell bus that presidents and race in america. i have an exclusive interview on the record with ambassador andy young in the room with dr. king andrew young was not only a prominent figure in the civil rights community. but a former congressman from georgia from the u.n. ambassador and somebody that works for at that point relatively low-level white house staffer. a credible person. more than credible. he was in the room. so this is what i do not understand with this all of the piece of it. that i do not understand about all this back and forth about lbj and selma. lbj did say that they did not have the power to push it forward. and talking about the voting rights act 1964 and after they successfully got the civil rights act and reverend jesse jackson said. and this is something very

. >>> an apartment complex forbes cents dozens out into the cold in linden called, camden county.s tore through the emeralds ridge ants around 3:00 yesterday morning. firefighters arrived to find flames shooting from the roof of the building. despite battling the extreme cold. at that time, luckily, the winds have died down, and that was a contributing factor. >> four units are damaged and there were no injuries. so that is some good news there. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> we do have a sad update for you, story we first told but yesterday morning. >> house fire, one of those children called hero, escaped the flames. steve langford from our sister station cbs2 in new york has the details. >> we look up. >> young children, trapped on the third floor of this home, as the fire roars, their only hope, to jump. >> so they was waiving. so we like, yo, jump. you know what i mean? they ain't jump. but the little sister, she threw her brother out. >> darryl mayfield said he helped catch the little boy as he it up tonight safety. >> i felt the heat here. so i can just im

. >> reporter: students are linden hand to the campus security at the east bay high school and they'ret leaving their classroom. >>: kevin jones with kron 4 storage. this piece is one across the top. >> reporter: the students are using what they learn to build new rules. the teacher said in his students that is coming to the rescue for the school. >>: we saw that at the beginning of the year in the students said they we can build a building that we can be and so we are or and together to design the building. using the computer of what they learn earlier today. >> reporter: engineering to help students with their daily lives. antioch high school student alexa's kelly is part of 450 people and the program. >>: and bottles critical even though i have not thought about that. --pretty cool. >>: i know i was in this program myself and i really appreciated. >> reporter: fully decked out control by solar panels. >> reporter: you can give you--you'll give us your story. >> reporter: we will be read back.died in richark ocolate. diover brookside cruny clters. bulldog: what's this? mattress disco

add letter writing campaign to the people of positions of influence and a response would come from linden john whether or not who had been elected the senator he states his belief that it is wrong fear soldier. a fallen soldier to be discriminated against after death he offered the burial and the arlington national some tree. that is where private longoria was laid to rest. watch all from corpus christi on c-span 2's book tv and saturday afternoon 2:00 american history tv on c-span 3 chlt. [applause] members legislature -- members of legislature i present to you the honorable doug ducey governor of state arizona arizona. [applause] thank you. speaker gowan president biggs, house leaders montenegro and meyer. senate leaders yarbrough and hobbs. chief justice bails. members of the judiciary. legislature. fellow arizona residents. thank you all very much and good afternoon. [applause] it has been quite a day at this capital and the highlight was your swearing. elected office is an honor that rarely comes easy. i congratulate and welcome each one of you. [applause] when we have served before