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. >> the victims are -- maureen brainard-barnes of norwich, connecticut.mber lynn costello of north babylon, new york. megan waterman of scarborough, maine. and melissa barthelemy of the bronx. >> we actually were watching the news and we saw there were four bodies found on long island. they actually showed the remains of one of the skeleton. and we just started bawling. something -- >> we knew it was her. >> what seemed familiar about it? >> just the size of the remains. >> reporter: melissa barthelemy was petite and in her 20s, like all the other victims. >> he was very selective about people under five feet. he wanted young women who appeared younger by their size. >> reporter: it wasn't the only similarity. >> all of them were self-employed in the escort business. they were soliciting their services on craigslist and other websites found on the internet. >> no matter what she did she was my daughter and a good friend to people. >> i would just like to put it out there that she was the light of my life. i'd just like to set the record straight that she

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all ofest wing>> sean: a sudden, all these publications, maureen dowd, axios about biden's temper.aoc is excoriated by prominent democrats, excoriated all over. social media for supporting joe biden. why do i believe the beginningve of the possible takedown ofown f biden has begun? and it's desired by both biden the media mob, kayleigh mcenany, and also by the democraty ths party apparatchikf you will, itself. they want hi, m and they're now looking to push him out. >> i wilg tol give an example. in new york, it was not republicans that that gotandrew andrew cuomo out of office. it was the democratic party that made that happe c n. i would argue the people that are pushing joe biden not to runn not to are democrats anh getting louder by the day. >> you agree or, disagree? i completely agree. you have an atlantic piece that's a left wing publication saying step aside. joe biden at the exactth same time you get the maureen dowd piece in the new york times talking aboutmes" t his grandchild. just days after you get a piece from katiealabout hi, who's a rt the new york times excoriatin

let's bring in maureen o'connell. maureen, good to have you with us.otential that he may have murdered one of these individuals at home. >> it was almost obvious to us once we heard that, you know, a couple of these girls were last seen or heard near the massapequa area. when we also heard his family was on vacation, you can imagine his anticipation. a lot of what serial killers get out of these crimes is the thrill of the planning and the anticipation going in to it. also, when you consider the fact that the house has been kept pristine in accordance with the way his father had it leads a lot of us to consider that there's going to be a ton of evidence in there. it's all going to be hidden in places where oh, don't touch that. that was dad's. that was dad's tool chest, et cetera. so those places were just i'm sure a wealth of information and evidence that is going to be used to bury this guy. >> martha: thank you, maureen. we'll look forward to talking more as we get more coverage of this case moving forward. thanks. maureen o'connell. former fbi agen

maureen: yes and no. what you will see is writings decompression.ou will see investors gravitate to where the highest-quality names of the stack, single-a and double rated -- aa rated names and triple b's outperform in that environment it our market is driven a lot by base rates. in a recessionary environment, treasury yields are likely to rally and that will generate positive returns in fixed income and those returns will attract total rate of return buyers to the extent the losses you see on the spread widening do not overcompensate for that move lower in rates and that tends not to be the case. set another way, we would expect to see investors buying investment grade as a safe haven play and a place where you could potentially eke out positive returns even in a recessionary environment. katie: gotta leave it there, really appreciate your time and a reminder that right now president biden is speaking following a meeting with seven leading artificial intelligence firms about a new agreement for ai. you can check that out at live go on your terminal

best planes and maureen in the phone. the hi, i'm eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program made to lead us out preparing for the summit. and it's we, any way you trans precedents with mazda landscape will take center stage. the gathering on the process doorstep is intended to be issue a strength and unity among the western allies. so lensky has to be entirely new. again, capitals seeking supports for you cream. joining nato for the alliance remains divided by the issue. yes, the thought has final preparations are underway. the nato summit. in lithuania, the latter mirror zalinski has been on a diplomatic mission to secure bat name ukraine's hopes of joining the alliance amiens' bye to the most part man. and we are working with our partners and we are working on security guarantees. we are also working on helping our partners to make some conclusions for this upcoming nato summit meeting. and if you would like to have all the decisions to be made during the summit, in this case, it's obvious that i'll be there

this thing to maureen into forecast the i. i'm eddie mega junior and you are welcome to the program. naturally, this after pairing 3, so i'm going to need to area where you cleaned suppressed ends, but at the mazda lansky will take center stage, the gathering on the rushes, dust f, as intended to be a show of strength, and unity among the western allies. savanski has been to our renew again. capitals seeking support for you. trained joining nato by the alliance remains divided by the issue has final preparations are underway for the nato summit and lithuanian alarm is lensky has been on a diplomatic mission to secure bat name to ukraine's hopes of joining the alliance . amiens' bye to the most part, man. we are working with our partners and we are working on security guarantees. we are also working on helping our partners to make some conclusions for this upcoming nato summit meeting. and if you would like to have all the decisions to be made during the summit, in this case, it's obvious that i'll be there and i'll be doing wh

that jeffrey hatcher the fine playwright and i wrote 20 plus years ago now and and we began it with maureen dancing and it ends with more dancing because it was so much emblematic of who he was that he was not self-conscious. in fact, in the in the play, it begins with the mitch character. this is morrie doing, you know the tango and he does whatever. and this is morrie doing some other dance and he does and then it's just him doing this kind thing. and the mitch character says, i don't what this is. and and that's kind of whom who morrie was. you know, he was uninhibited. he didn't he didn't worry about convention. he worry about what society thought of him. he used to go to this thing on wednesday nights in harvard square called dance free, where would you pay $5? and you go and you dance and. he kind of dance. you want with anybody you want and he would go and most everybody else there was college aged and he would go in his fifties and sixties with a towel around his neck and he would dance with anybody who wanted to dance with him every which way. and i just love that uninhibited and j

the first victim, maureen brainard-barnes disappeared from penn station.ame from massapequa. another victim was last seen going to massapequa. so we knew that massapequa was an important point. we also knew that penn station was an important point. and if you know long island, from long island, you know it's a commuter. >> reporter: a total of ten bodies were found at gilgo beach, some of them remain unidentified. megan waterman was one of the victims who was identified, and the arrest was bittersweet for her family. her sister told our portland, maine affiliate wmtw. >> i put the faces to the death. so i don't necessarily like having that closure. but it is such a relief that we do know who it was and that it will come to an end eventually. >> reporter: the investigation is really just beginning. police now have entered heuermann's dna into a statewide database as they check to see if he is a link to any other unsolved murders. heuermann is being held without bail, and we have learned he is on suicide watch. but for the loved ones of the victims, there is

as a more now enjoyed by maureen in their own. she's a military analyst at kings college one. maureen is good to see you again. you know, some experts are saying that ukraine's counter offensive has been slow. we just heard one ukrainian soldier in that report say that it hasn't even started yet. um, what are we supposed to make of all of this to oh, good evening. um. it's very difficult to assess a country offensive and its stanfull given the fact that the green is still lacking some capabilities, and they have to conduct it according to what the adversary's doing. and essentially, as a very beginnings, they have seen that the russians have build up the sophisticated def, the actual on defenses. therefore, the premiums after having lost some of the western equipments such as the armored armored vehicles and a few things, had to re adjust their tactics and readjust their operations. so it's always kind of put back and forth. where the bringing on pulls is a trying to retake territory, but they are not in a hurry because they are t

and that's maureen le pen. you've mentioned her already. and her far right circles. my call is on the ropes, he's a lame duck president. he's got the olympics coming up next summer. how's this pan out for the political circles in france as well? everything in politics comes down to the timing. if the like, if there were an election held today, if uh, back home were to step down right now and the new uh election were i think the election would be held either a month or 2 is the way this would work. do there's a short campaign period. uh it perhaps thats permitted uh you would be um it would be hard to imagine. well, the phrase would come down to strongly for me and i'll show who is basically sort of a french bernie sanders plus plus versus marine the pen. and probably the pen when, when, although middle shaw would probably come close the hall, the the center has been completely gutted and hollowed out. but of course, the election might not be tomorrow or in 2 months. the election, but more likely be later on. if it's on the schedule will be 4 years from now, and who k

maureen dowd nailed it. this is a human problem, not a political one. biden's failure to recognize his granddaughter, while saying "i'm here to protect the dignity of the country." i am here to restore the soul of the country. i'm going to underscore your human dignity while he erases the person of his own flesh and blood. that's a hell of a trick. this is not a burisma story or an axios story about cursing the west wing. this is a story that's not going to go away. it's a human being. and kellyanne is right. she will have her saying she should. it reveals something about joe biden's character beyond the fluff and the spin. >> harris: i'm embarrassed for a little baby, that her relative, her father is someone of this caliber who wouldn't even recognize the fact that she shares more than his name. she shares his bloodline. >> kayleigh: she does. she deserves to share his name should s she's so choose but i can't get the image out of my head. washington, d.c., looking at the monuments. learn from reporting that she knows who her grandfather is and that sh

maureen, experts believe that 11 will gets into difficulty and strand the rest follow in the women's world cup. spinning 55 goals past. that'd be thrown sound beer to fill that spot. in the knockout stages, spain wasted no time to down to the school board before the 10 minute mark. teresa, i've a jada scored a stunning call from outside the box less than 5 minutes late that i'd say put to us is passports headed in by jennifer and most so after the break spring continue on. so i think 3 more goals for the 5 know results. also some groups say in the early match of japan score to 1st off goals against cost to make it to advance into the last 16 bit. feel that he got it costs because you know, moto for japan ahead. that's fine. if, if i'm able to find finish preaching, costa rica escape, it's just 2 minutes later i oh, but for gene a double depends that lead. after dancing around the defense, japan. and let me expand on monday to boxes. have the toughest groups see is your mind about top story? there's a pull, the forest people have been killed by wildfires raging across out to you. yeah

let's go to maureen, i'm a run, a military analyst at kings college of london. welcome back. marina. tell us what you make of this incident in russian occupied crimea today. good evening, clear. well, it is a strategic move for you cream because a country offensive is going slowly and ukraine has been criticized also by western allies with a slow progress russian troops are pushing into this. so for you create, it is important to show us capabilities and also today for expression, attention and cry me or is a very strategic and politically significant location for russia not least for supplying russian troops in the occupied territories. so that should say berth attention and the quick proclaim for pumping off a desktop perhaps. now we've also heard of presidents a lensky now declaring the crime in bridge an enemy facility. how significant is it that we're seeing ukraine announced that it is indeed a military target of the? well, it is indeed a shift in rhetoric when it comes to declaring the bridge a military target. because according to the national laws, this

full costs to say maureen is on the where the asked reverse the norton state of the. the dish is overflowing. what to have and did homes. and so i did locate them pretty heavy rains and flats have destructive life. po, rescue is doing the best to bring people to safety a lot. the coffee you cut out ahead of the body. the situation is very bad. it has been reading heavy for the past due. the temple here is a tourist bought, but the water has got in the opposite of a bed used to be too low. but the water level has visa role is already well hot and each it had lance lights have also blocked to deal with many have been crushed on the debris from the parties to issue 50 notes in the state of property on the heavy down force. have truck life to askance then. hold what a hell of the the medical conditions, a very bad customer to the border. and my baker was completely so much, 2 or 3 others were also under water. in the cafeteria, new debbie, the heaviest screens can for tickets have cost pipes big damage linked to climate change. since the monsoon season begin, more than ha

rains of trade get flash clouds and land slides across the country, killing 57 people forecast se maureen is on the way for central and south and regions. day you so relieved this rain have cause kyle in south korea. from land slides and slips to powered goods flooding. and deering re excuse one of the deadliest tragedies unfolded here. near the city of chung, to flood horses poured into the tunnel swamping vehicles and killing people trapped inside hundreds of risk. it was rushed to help with the recovery, while family members at a nearby hospital faced an agonizing wait. we came all the way here from boost on here already news about our family. its been frustrating as were hearing nothing on your fire officials say the tunnel filled with bullshit and as little as 2 or 3 minutes. but locals question whether the accident could have been prevented. say then and they should have restricted access in advance. but the response wasn't sufficient. you panel move an age and a half 1000 people have been evacuated across the country and the down paws which have him into the country over the past w

does maureen, am i wrong speaking to me earlier, or ukrainian soldiers regularly undergo training behind the front lines? our team was filming at a shooting range here at the town of drew's andrews. kids in the didn't ask region when they came under fire or corresponded mathias whether or not such as this report from the scene of some of the soldiers on your recruits. some have been transferred from other units, they are being trained and they have to learn fost soon they would be sent to some of the was most dangerous areas. the front lines near boston didn't seem as were you last year for one or the intensity of fighting leads to the most active so which is being injured or even killed or thing we put on an image. so our unit is constantly losing people who the, the to the with it. so that's why we frequently have to recruit the news. so just to fill around, so there is a come the drum units out there. we constantly have to train those who are available. so that a unit can continue, it's fine, but i don't show up enough. this is a recommendations petune they will be sending was and the

let's welcome maureen up moran a military analyst at kings college london moreno. welcome. let's talk about the drone your tax on russian occupied crimea. today, just days after that significant attack on the curtain bridge, which will remind our viewers, connect crimea to russia. what do you think ukraine's military goals are here today, michael? well, um for the ukranian side um the courage bridge and the caribbean peninsula. ever since the annexation into 1014 has been an important territory which ukraine seeks to recapture. however, it is very difficult. and the prey now says, this is a military part of russia which connects russia essentially was occupied you praying in territories right now is therefore given the fact that the comprehensive is going slow and ukraine is looking for other opportunities. now having that capabilities, having the cluster munitions, having some long range missiles, such as storm shadow to strike russia where it hurts. mostly, namely in crimea. present in savanski has now declared the crimea, and bridge and the enemy facility. and therefore,

you are a good man. >> but now once maureen writes about it, they change their tu tune.insulting? >> it is for the little girl, embarrassing because there are millions of families who go through similar situations. for the president to put out a statement on friday in the summer to people magazine saying we only put the best interest of our granddaughter -- that is bogus, garbage, offensive. they were just in course trying to limit the payments that would go to this little girl and her mother and don't tell me it's about what was best for the girl because they've had this paternity test in place a couple of years. they could have acknowledged that a long time ago. >> we got to leave it there. straight ahead, the woman media dubbed karen who lost her job over a confrontation is breaking her silence and firing back. that's next. ♪ salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. i'm gonna pull o

lights group say police have arrested dozens of activists around the country of correspondence, felix maureen, goes, covering the unrest from nairobi and earlier he described the situation on the streets today so that protests began slowly in the morning, but towards the afternoon they gained momentum, the opposition lead the match with the protest. i'll come mcclintic drugs which is just outside and they will be they had that meeting and they started the much towards this central business district of that particular point a to where police fire gets kind of started. i the protest of the protest. those felt at stones, the police and the thought became they kind of running bottles for the better part of the process. but also in other parts of a country they'll, uh, people who are invested by police. and in the morning they had barricaded drugs. they had lots of fires across the country and some of both well, actually arrested and i've now in custody is what exactly are protestors out on the streets demanding. so the main thing that protests of i demanding is to lot that the government througho

earlier i spoke to maureen in the or on a military analyst at kings college london. and i asked her, what's behind, must goes increased attacks on the dentist and said, withdrew from the you in back greenville this past monday. good morning, aaron. well, on the one, and this is a way of russia argues, is it's a retribution for the attack on the courage bridge. and we have to go back a little bit to the very beginning of the conflict. and the idea was less cheer for russia to gain control of all the ukrainian hordes and to control access to the black sea. so i think pulling out of the green deal now gives rushes the oppertunity or is the excuse to attack or desktop in the warranted to try to isolate, to create and make its land locked. and it has several layers of implications, not least for russian process own green exports and for pilots, and the grip on african countries by russia or the at the women's world cup. another when secure to hard to find one new when against tournament debutantes of portugal, just need the deciding goal for the ducks came 13 minutes into

he figured if he lost maureen dowd he lost america. douglas: there are other ways to handle this.s of families have lots of challenges, personal challenges, family challenges and everyone is sympathetic to that. it is just this thing of not even acknowledging the granddaughter for all these years is what some people find very coldhearted, definitely doesn't go with the grandpa joe image he spent his life cultivating. they knew this was a problem and they had to address it. so now, come the debate if president biden is the candidate come the debates. rachel: they count on the media who were doing this, this is going to be a problem later so they pushed him into it. now he has put out this touching press release friday and maybe now the media will leave him alone, provide cover, people magazine changing the head peace with all the grandchildren, a couple months ago, they've gone back and edited that puff piece, people.com and added navy to it so now the press has a reason to not talk anymore about this and that is what -- douglas: all politicians go to people magazine. very natural

mode stores and the captain daily and applauded. peace of ordered schools to close for costa fair, maureen as on the where be asked reverse the norton state of the dish is overflowing what to have and did homes. and so i did locate them pretty heavy rains and flats have destructive life here. rescues are doing the best to bring people to safety a lot the coffee cut out of hand, but the situation is very bad. it has been reading heavy for the past due to off the temple here is a tourist bought, but the water has got in the opposite of a bed used to be too low, but the water level has visa or was already well hot. the need to had lance lights have also blocked to deal with. many have been crushed and the debris from the product is to issue 50 notes in the state of indiana, the heavy down boys have struck life to us dunstan. old. what a hell of the the medical conditions on very bad. i took a customer to the border and my baker was completely so much, 2 or 3 others were also under water. in the cafeteria, new debbie. the heaviest streams can for tickets have cost pipes big damage link to clim

as in police custody, awaiting trial dw phoenix, maureen got met one member of the call to fled before it was too late a selma much easily building her life. i've talked to those, but actually to death shows the narcotics in eastern kenya. i'm try to stop hutchinson and myself, and i'd be to meet in cheese as it all started with what he's about vaccines and concerns that a new government id card was collecting, too much information. look at the sun during the corona period. and the preacher told us that we needed to go live in the wilderness, young one. he said the government id cards would come and that everyone needed to be careful since the chips were evil. so the gospel started creeping into me, but my husband had already bought into the narrative of the conspiracies when a lady cleaning when get visiting and they move to this for this, that is yeah. where they and other families because houses inspected funding. what lived in use the good from on the side was allow me my name wasn't and then there we were told them that people were being given government id cards or something. the

sure what causes the strange behavior pilot wheels ornaments for use for their strong social bonds. maureen, experts believe that when one wheel gets into difficulty and strands the rest follow to the women's woke up now with spain fired 5 goals, pos, debbie tons, sam b a. to seal this spot in the know count stages. explain why. said the time getting onto the school board before the 10 minute box, teresa again scored a stunning goal from outside the box a less than 5 minutes later. example titus is us was headed in by did if i at most so after the break spent continued there on slowed adding free mold goals for the 5 meal results. also from group i see in the early match japan score to 1st half goals against costa rica to advance into the last 16 whitfield, the capital. now multiple put japan ahead in the 25th minutes with the fine fishing from costs. the over costa rica is keeper. just 2 minutes later, to buy food, you know, double depends lead of the dancing around the defense japan. we expand on monday to battle it down for the top of the website and not easy. nice to pronounce. all righ

the homes with maureen forecasts for next week. now the united states climate and boy john kerry has arrived engaging in on efforts to restock long stalled climates. negotiations with china kerry will hold talked with seeing the chinese officials for the next 4 days on how the 2 countries can cooperate. to tackle the global climate crisis. it's the fast face to face exchange on climate issues between the wells 2 biggest for new tests. in nearly a year from all that spring engine i list at 5 young crestmarc in b j and headed by the end. this is a big deal, isn't that? what can we expect from the talks? well i mean john kerry's visit is symbolic and nature experts don't expect any major brake fluid small for reset. but his visit is extremely important. china in the u. s. they're both the 2 countries with the highest c o 2 emissions and now they talk again about climate. as a matter of fact, last year china suspended climate talks with the us after um, high ranking us politician, nancy pelosi visited taiwan. so it's a good news that t

the investigation is continuing and he's been named as a suspect this the murder of maureen brainardarnes. there were 11 in all found around gilgo beach. only three, possibly four, linked to one alleged killer so far. investigators say they made the arrest now because they fear heuermann could strike again. >> one of the reasons we had to take the case down is we learned the defendant was using these alternate identities to continue to patron nice sex workers. >> reporter: he has pled not guilty through his lawyer. he is a husband and father of two and an architect in manhattan working on archaic ed by buildings. >> reporter: many of their family members hope this will lead to answers about their loves ones. were they victims as well. >> i'm hopeful for the future and i'm hopeful a connection is made. >> reporter: i want to give you a view of what's happening outside the heuermann home. they've been going into the home and pulling out evidence all day. investigators say he also became increasingly brazen in all of this. he was using burner phones to perform investigations. also taunt

cap. 2 daily was lashed by rain for a ready load has been issued for several states in the region. maureen is expected over the coming days across carrying the coffins, the victims of the 1995, so beneath. so massacre has arrived at a memorial center and balls. now, the trojan newly identified victims, baby g better next week. as families mock piano was 3. all the falsity committed by bogged in so against most in most of the united nations is wanting. the for don is on the brink of a full scale civil war that could be stabilized the entire region as fighting between drive. the generals shows no sign of easing and the need to set up an es franklin, a residential area in the city of on demand killed. it's these 22 civilians. it's one of the worst attacks and the 3 month conflict. the fighting between for don submitted treat hullo, and to follow fort phantom electra group has already displaced about 3000000 people . egypt would be hosting a summit. orthodontist may bus next week. still unless now, but more he'd be and, and so don says it's not clear who might be responsible for the strike on,

acknowledges youngest grandchild, it turns off some of his supporters and manifested in a call by maureennt into doing the honorable thing and acknowledging the seventh grandchild. rachel: the new york post columnist maranda devine had this to say about president biden's new grandchild. >> maureen dowd, we know she is his favorite because hunter biden has said so multiple times on the laptop. once she actually was critical of president biden for being heartless enough to ignore and not acknowledge that little girl i think the writing was on the wall. in a statement, president biden is saying this is not a political matter, it's a family matter but in fact it is a political matter because that was doing him political damage. rachel: it is interesting that dowd was the favorite columnist at the new york times and when she started to squawk about it than they begrudgingly did that. we saw the stockings were hung by the chimney with care for all the grandchildren including the dog except -- douglas: except the seventh grandchild, that a political vulnerability that if biden is going to be the

then came maureen doud in the new york times for harshly criticizing him for not recognizing his own granddaughter and the president skipped out of the nato dinner and staffers excused him on the grounds of a busy schedule. he was relaxing on the beach on sunday. if you're an 80-year-old president looking for another six years in office, you do not want this, but maybe that's exactly what democrats do want. they know a large majority of voters do not want biden to run. his approval levels are in the tank, and his vice president is neither competent nor popular. they want him out of the race, and this steady drum beat of intense personal criticism maybe part of the process. i know i'm out on a limb on this, but i don't believe joe biden will be the democrat candidate next year. how about that? third hour of varney starts right now. martha mccal lum visits us this -- maccallum visits us this morning. >> good morning. stuart: i think there could be an lbj moment for joe biden but it takes a real catalyst for that to happen. i'm not sure that the things you mentioned, all though they're

and maureen barnes, 25 years old. think of the impact on the families of these young women and how much they will all have to begin to relive what happened to their daughter, their sister. their cousin. these young women whose faces that you see now on your screen who's bodies found in burlap in gilgo beach. and now a suspect in this case, rex horman, 59 years old and in one of the cases the police believe that his wife was out of town. whether or not that was a pattern. we're going to learn a lot more about this in the next hour as we get ready for this news conference. and we have a bunch of great guests for you. paul morrow is going to join us to talk about how the detectives zeroed in this case. what lies ahead and why might have taken a freezer. his car. all of this evidence off of his property in the last 20 hours. absolutely stunning development in one of the nation's biggest serial killer cases that the police believe they have opened today. and stay with that throughout the course of this story. and in the me

let's go to the "new york times" maureen dowd.ister had supported joe biden for many years but she is dismayed at the president not recognizing the grandchild and the end of the piece says this. the president can't defend hunter and draw the line on accepting a little girl. the president's cold shoulder and heart is out of sync with the america he wants to continue to lead. that leads me to one more thing, clay. which is aoc endorsed biden on the positive america podcast but doesn't sound like her heart is in it. listen here. >> the president's only primary opponents or williamson and kennedy junior. will you be supporting joe biden for re-election? >> given that field, yes. i think he has done quite well given the limitations that we have. i do think that there are ebbs and flows, as there are in any presidency. >> dana: this is amongst democrats. >> look, they don't want -- the biggest protection right now, this is crazy, the biggest protection to joe biden right now is that kamala harris is even less popular than joe biden is b

maureen brainardars disappeared in 2007 and for years never made it onto the missing persons list the her remains of a serial killer story broke everyone was interested. i have written this and everyone wants to know about them but no one wants to treat their sisters like human beings and to see they had lives beyond the money they made from escort work for this period of their lives and i hope lusk rose did something to help that but also more to the point it disheartening to see -- and heartening to see the police hugging the families victims. >> they brought them in. where do you think it goes from here? we know he has in charge that he pled not guilty. he said he did not do it. there are other six that of remains in addition. >> that fourth suspect did murder is maureen brainard- barnes and it does seem like it's the same memo but there were many other victims here it there are four or five other women and a man and a toddler. human remains seem to be dumped up-and-down motion parkway. a lot of unsolved mysteries out there. hopefully this really gives rocket fuel to the police and

court documents say he's also the prime suspect in the death of maureen barnes. other on a stretch of beach not far, 26 miles or so, from heuermann's home. former new york state senator phil boyle called on the new york a.g. to appoint a special prosecutor to review the initial investigation, and phil boyle joins us now. great to sew you this morning. -- see you this morning. this has been a moment that has been a long time coming. do you think they got the right guy? >> i think so. those of us on long island are overjoyed to have finally caught this serial killer, and i think the evidence is going to prove that. will: let's talk about some of the evidence that led them to rex sureman . it seemed to be a -- rex heuermann. it seemed to be a narrowing a pool of potential suspects down to where they could use anecdotal data. a truck he drove, a physical description until, ultimately, they picked rex heuermann and found a way to run dna. >> right. this started ten years ago, it was a disastrous investigation at the beginning. ten years later we have a superstar new d

jessica tarlov and maureen dowd and others write there's something downright unseemly here. >> i thinks has gotten so much attention is that it's a human story as opposed to being a political story, and it cuts directlyly against the kind of joe biden that a lot of americans believe that they voted for and that they have known for a long time; that is, the empathetic joe, the joe that's experienced personal tragedy and all sorts of different things in his life. and instead, to have "the new york times" report, you know, this weekend, this past weekend that, you know, you -- there have been instructions from the highest levels that aides are supposed to refer to six grandchildren, you know, that obviously jill biden's book was dedicated the their six grandchildren, there's been a total closing off of this young girl and that, you know, all the other sort of details about hunter's activity where hunter refers to, you know, the mother of his child as what's her name and things like that in text, that's one thing. that is different from joe. people are not using to seeing -- used to seeing

now this was up for discussion about earlier in the program with my colleagues, maureen, across the river, and more that everyone was wandering for the longest time. will vladimir putin.

yeah, this was up for discussion about earlier in the program with my colleagues, maureen, across the river. and more that everyone was wondering for the longest time will vladimir putin attends this summit. will he travel to south africa? what will.

look at "the new york times"' maureen dowd going after biden's cruelty and lack of decency when he'spaigned saying he's going to restore decency? what's decent about this? >> yeah, there's nothing decent about it. it's interesting, he's posing it as an attack by the right on joe biden, but it came from maureen dowd and the new york times, talked about how the president instructs staff there's six grandchildren, not seven. this incident is entirely of their own doing. whatever hunter did, if the president just said i have seven grandchildren and did some things with the seventh grandchild, everything would be all right. so i think it's going to lodge in people, this double standard. you know, wanting to be, to present yourself as the ultimate family man but not behaving like one. elizabeth: got it. jason chaffetz, bill mcgurn, good to see you guys. look who's back with us, economic pro and author carol roth. carol, when you saw the treasury secretary -- it's good to see you -- janet yellen repeatedly bowing to the vice premier in china, what was your reaction? >> yeah. utter disgust.

. >> maureen brainard-barnes disappeared in 2007 and for years never made it onto the missing persons suddenly everyone is interested. these family members have been in the most peculiar position, kaitlan. i've been getting into this in "lost girls," and i've been writing about it ever since. everyone wants to know about their sisters but no one wants to treat their sisters like human beings. to see they had lives beyond the money they made from escort work. i hope "lost girls" did some something. the police commissioner gave hugs to the families members today. that was pretty heartening. >> they brought them with them. where do you think it goes from here? he's pleaded not guif course, we have to note, and said he didn't do it. but they say he's the prime suspect in a fourth murder as well. there are six other sets of remains in addition to that. >> that fourth suspected murder is maureen brainard-barnes, and it does seem like it's the same m.o. there are many other victims. there are four or five other women and a man and a toddler. human remains seemed to be dumped up and down ocea

the investigation of maureen brainard barnes is ongoing. these young women went missing between july of 2007 and december of 2010. they were found in december of 2010 by the suffolk county police department, and then there was nothing, absolutely nothing for the next 13 years. their cases went unsolved. until today. when i took office in january of '22, i made gilgo a priority before i took office. i met with the victims -- [ inaudible ] we were going to do it differently. when i showed up, you weren't going to see me calling the media and being on gilgo beach with a giant magnifying lens looking for clues 12 years after the case. what i was going to do was i was going to work with my task force, we were going to form a task force, we were going to, with with the suffolk county police department, we were going to work with the suffolk county sheriff's office, we were going to, with with the new york state police, we're going to work with our fbi, and we were going to form this task force and work together, and we were going to use the grand