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and i would, i would posit that the suffolk county pd are extraordinary professional, very capable.d effort irrespective of their alleged, you know, employment. jenna: we'll see what happens next. we'll have you back when we get the autopsy results as well, dr. baden. >> good to see you, jenna. jenna: we'll taking closer look at big story over the last year, jon. nice to take a moment and take a closer look at it. jon: jenna, thanks. the republican candidates debating one last time before the iowa caucuses. who did the most to help their position? who needs to work on their message? our news watch panel is next. ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fru and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. v8 v-fusion. confidence, with depend in color. now available in gray. looks and fits like underwear. same great protection. depend. good morning. great day. ♪ in her eyes... the world is never too big. in his...the weather should never keep you inside. ♪ because they see no limits, there's eukanuba nutrition designed to help their body go as f

a crime scene so disturbing sufficient knock county police -- suffolk county detectives remained on the scene through the end of the week. >> they wanted this guy be, and they wanted to put a closure to this case. >> reporter: closure that came gift wrapped on christmas eve. laurel police say suspect jerry lewis, escorted by his mother who lived just a block away from the police station turned himself in and admitted to the double murder in bay shore. he remains here in maryland for how is, but still a relief for long island police who worked through the holiday on such a brutal thing. >> the baby was visually beaten, the baby was -- visual usually beaten, and then put in a plastic bag and put in the freezer. really affect yours moral fiber when something like this happens. >> he was an amazing child. that's all i need to say. and i love him. that's all i need to say. >> again lewis remains in prince george's county for now. he is scheduled to have his hearing at the end of january, at which point he will ultimately be transported back to long island to face murder charges. >>> new toni

there are ten bodies and suffolk county police and working long and hard.eart goes out to this family. i have to say to shannon's parents, you can't give up looking, no matter what the assumptions are. the one way to keep your child's story in the news and to put, you know, to put that loved one's case in the forefront, it's up to the parents. it's up to the parents to keep the story alive. >> she was last seen fleeing from the home of joseph brewer who i guess she arranged a sexual encounter with. police say that brewer is not a suspect. >> no, he's not a suspect in the long island serial killer case of those ten bodies. but she may have fallen in that marsh or she may have run into somebody else or this guy might have been nearby, this predator whoever murdered these other people, and it may have been worst day of her life. i know in my son's case when adam was ordered out of that store in sears in florida 30 years ago, no one could even conceive or know that there was a roaming serial killer predator that happened to be there that day looking for a child

tomorrow, there will be a suffolk truck right outside the wal-mart from ten to six.ng your toys and that will be -- go find another wal-mart, any -- any learning center, fire station, and we also want you to donate any unused instruments because we are teaming up with the bsy. details all on the website. >>> coming up a school kissing prank at a pep rally goes wrong in a really creepy way. first a look at what's coming up. >> hidden cameras where you least expect from dressing rooms to rest rooms to tanning beds. who is watching you? >>> and janet jackson's words of caution for her neice paris. that's after news at 11. get the technology they love, on the network they deserve. and video chat with up to 9 of your friends with the galaxy nexus by samsung, or get the samsung stratosphere, and for a limited time, get twice the data for the same low price. verizon. . >>> it was supposed to be a prank. blind folded and asked to guess who kissed them. when the blind folds came off they realized they were kissing a parent. the video went all over the internet. the principal

. >> the suffolk county police say lewis went to his sister's house in new jersey after the murders thent back to long island to ditch the woman's car and eventually caught a bus here to the d.c. area. >>> prince george's county police want to know if you know who these men are. three weeks ago, they're out at the burger king on bladensburg road. one man was the lookout. other two jumped over the counter and raided the register. this trio also recently robbed a wendy's in hyattsville and a family dollar store in mt. rainier. if you recognize them, please call prince george's county police. >>> he's been in a cuban prison for two years. now, family and friends of alan gross are calling out his jailers in havana to let him go. gross is a u.s. government contractor who's been held in cuba for two years now. he was accused of trying to undermine the government there. cuba recently announced plans to release nearly 3,000 prisoners as an international gesture of good will but gross is not among them. >> because we believe that injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. so, we stand in faith,

suffolk county police commissioner richard dormer voiced what everyone feared. >> we're looking that we could have a serial killer. >> reporter: what do you believe happened to shannon gilbert? >> i don't know. that's the $64,000 question. >> reporter: shannan gilbert vanished after making a panicked 911 call lasting 20 minutes during which she reportedly claimed someone was trying to kill her as she ran from a client's home in a beach-front gated community. the client is not a suspect. investigators believe one person is behind at least four of the deaths and may live in the area. he's so brazen he used the cell phone of one of his victims, melissa barthelemy, to call her 14-year-old sister amanda. >> and this voice is saying "no, this isn't melissa." >> reporter: family attorney steve cohen says the calls were made before anyone knew melissa was dead. >> and the killer said some pretty horrible things to amanda. >> reporter: like what? >> sexually explicit things as to what he had done to melissa. >> reporter: investigators don't believe shannan gilbert is another victim. instead,

over the weekend, police in suffolk county say 24-year-old jerry lewis was arrested in maryland. he killed a woman and her 2-year-old son. their bodies found inside a basement apartment in long island on friday. lewis will be extradited back to new york in the next few days. >>> prince william county police are looking for two men who broke into a house and assaulted a woman in the 600 block of popes creek place in haymarket. >> reporter: investigators collected evidence from the home, interviewed the victim and dusted for fingerprints. two men broke into the townhouse after the victim's husband left. they assaulted her, grabbing the necklace she was wearing. after robbing her of the jewelry, they fled. her husband returned from a nearby service station and called police. officers set out on a man hupt looking for the suspect. >> when the police officer came knocking on my door and asked me if i have seen two suspects, i didn't know what to say. really? you know? i said real? around here? yeah, you're neighbors have been assaulted. >> reporter: this is a quiet neighborhood, built

. >> jon huntsman, there's a brand-new suffolk poll that showed him in double digits and, again, campaignhuntsman moved his entire operation to new hampshire. also a super pac supporting him has run more than $1 million worth of tv advertisement. the question for huntsman since he's not really playing in iowa, he won't be able to get any momentum. whoever wins iowa, if somehow huntsman gets overshadowed because that iowa winner gets so much buzz. >> this is the last debate before iowa. news max was canceled. we'll see everybody tonight. who needs to shine? >> newt gingrich is going to be in the spotlight, mitt romney after that $10,000 bet is going to try to rebound from his performance last week. and then we were talking about ron paul earlier. since he has been rising, i wonder if a lot of his foreign policy views, views on drugs, et cetera, he's a pure libertarian. i wonder if that comes out in the debate tonight. >> mark, nice to see you in person here in new york. >>> in an election season where front-runner status seems to be won and lost as quickly as a stack of chips in vegas, one

. >> third in new hampshire in the new suffolk university poll. romney lost some ground. >> bill: huntsman is third. i don't expect ron paul to do that well in new hampshire. do i expect him to do well in iowa. >> the interesting thing for tonight, i think, is to see if newt gingrich substantively starts to take on ron paul because, when you look at where the numbers are, today and, again, you are right, it's very difficult to figure it out. romney has not really gained a lot as far as support. but gingrich has lost some. so, a lot of ron paul -- a lot of gingrich's supporters in this most recent poll seemed to have flocked to ron paul. he has been running. >> bill: if you were advising mitt romney, you would say listen, governor, not mitt romney. >> gingrich. >> bill: if you were advising newt gingrich, you would say listen, mr. speaker, have you got to convince the paul people to come back to you or to leave him and vote for you because he is much more of a threat to you than romney in those precincts, right? >> i would because that's where the

now i've worked with the suffolk county police before. i've done lots of cases with them.d we're considering doing the long island sear yrial killer o "america's most wanted." i think they're stumped. i think they're being very honest with the parents pt it's a very unusual case, hander son. you have ten bodies. one of those bodies is a child. one of those bodies is a man. now you've got to wonder, is this guy meeting women on craigslist or meeting part time women involved in prostitution or drugs and somehow a man got involved or a man saw him dumping a body? i'm in los angeles where we help solve the grim sleeper serial killer story. there were eight bodies of women and one body of a man in the grim serial killer sleeper. this was a serial killer who killed women over 20 years. that man's body was someone who witnessed him dumping one of the girls. he cold bloodedly killed that witness. so the long island serial killer is an intriguing case. i always held out that it was one man, that it was one guy who was familiar with the area, probably still lives nearby there somewh

and then we are shocked or surprised that some of the suffolk comes out of the white house or capitol hill, because we don't know who these people are. and so much of the problem we are complaining again is the are allowing our team to skew. our guys are in office, whichever side. rather than first respecting the system knowing that we will all be okay, all of us, every respect the integrity of the system and we put the first, make both sides played by those rules and then made the best man or woman when. [applause] [applause] >> for more information about the of the visitor website, crier communications . >> doctor, you have written a few books and archaeology. why is it important for people to learn history through archaeology? >> it is often said that history is written by the victors. and we read about such a thing as a major battles, generals, military campaigns. history talks about those who won. it talks about the famous, it talks about the creative. archaeology, the other hand talks about ordinary people. we dig up the remains of soldiers on average days at the force from a mi

from was a suffolk law alumni who said please don't hold this against our school.ar, it's not the iowa state community that's the problem. it's this one, you know, knuckle head who said some very ill advised things, i would say. >> that knucklehead, his name is thomas walker. we want to get him on and see if he wants to expand this on or take you on and here's what we got in response from the iowa state president. please understand that mr. walker's opinions do not in any way represent iowa state university and as a military veteran myself, i strongly disagree with his comments. i do, however, respect every individual's right to freedom of speech which is so highly valued in our nation and we have an opportunity, too, to evaluate that freedom of speech, don't we, mark? >> yeah, we absolutely do. and demonstrably what he says is true. it still doesn't exonerate this guy from the things -- certainly have a constitutional right to do many stupid things. it doesn't make it a well advised course of action. >> you want to know what he said? not surprisingly he did not co

suffolk county police chief voiced what everyone feared. >> we are looking at that we could have a serialgilbert, a new jersey escort, van issued after making a panic 9:11 call and running from a gated home in a beach-front gated community. the client is not a suspect because other victims are linked to the sex trade, gilbert's family feared she had become number 11. investigators criticized for not acting fast enough when gilbert disappeared, continued to search for her, until tuesday morning. >> i got the word. they said we found her. we believe it's her. >> reporter: the body believed to be gilbert's was found in a marshy area half a mile from where she disappeared leading investigators to theorize that she drowned. >> she went into a area hysterical, upset, overcome by the elements and she expired. >> reporter: friends and family refuse to believe that. they say the 911 call and the fact that her clothing and purse were found far from her remains, suggests foul play. >> we will wait until an autopsy is performed to, you know, figure out what happened to her. >> reporter: whatever an a

there is a new polling out this morning looking at new hampshire from suffolk university.hat is new hampshire, though. when we look at iowa, if newt gingrich does very well in iowa, how does that change the game in new hampshire? >> well, it helps gingrich, first of all, because it gets him some money and a little bit of momentum. but it's a question really what -- romney bet essentially is that he's got a stronghold in hamp answer he has done the work in the later states, the way the delegates are proportioned this could be a long drawn-out battle. if the time is growing short before iowa, even if gingrich wins in iowa and gives him momentum, that romney does have places where he has strength in new hampshire and those later states. so we see a long battle here, a back and forth attacks, but that it goes on for some number of months even before we know who the nominee is. >> so get comfortable for a long ride. john dickerson, thanks. jan crawford, nice to have you in the studio too. >>> trouble for florida a&m university. a hazing investigation has turned up more alleged

new polling looking from new hampshire from suffolk university. 38% to gingrich's 20% support. that's new hampshire, though. when we look at iowa, if newt gingrich does very well in iowa, how does that change the game in new hampshire? >> well, it helps gingrich because it gets him money and momentum but it's a question, really, what romney's bet essentially is that he has a stronghold in new hampshire and that he's done the work in the later states, the way the delegates are portioned. this could be a very long, drawn-out battle. if the time is growing short before iowa, the hope is that even if, let's say gingrich wins in iowa and that gives him some momentum, that romney does have places where he has strength in new hampshire and in those later states. and so that we see a long battle here back and forth attacks, but that it goes on for some number of months even before we know who the nominee is. >> we should all get comfortable for a long ride. >> john dickerson, thanks. >> jan crawford, nice to have you in the studio, too. >>> some more trouble this morning for florida a&

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. >>> and police in suffolk county, new york, believe they have found the remains of shannon gilbert,sey woman whose disappearance touched off a search last year that led them to the remains of ten other people. a police commissioner says the investigation involves around a possible serial killer. >>> and jerry sandusky's defense team waived his right to -- prosecutors had planned for 11 witnesses, including sandusky's alleged victims. sandusky also entered a not guilty plea and awaits a january arraignment. >> thanks for that. >>> a boom for the economy or a windfall for the rich? we're digging deeper on newt gingrich's tax plan with former labor secretary robert reich and stephen moore of the "wall street journal." the debate coming up. >>> plus, three weeks before the iowa caucuses, a surprise rise in the polls for rick perry. what's going on? we'll assess. hritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor

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cnn, suffolk county, long island. >>> all right.ear-old grandmother from long island is considering filing a lawsuit against the tsa after allegedly being strip searched at jfk airport. in she is. lenore zimmerman preparing to fly from new york to ft. lauderdale last tuesday when she was traumatized by two female tsa agents. >> i have a defibrillator, so i don't go through the machines. i asked them to pat me down. they took my pants down and then they took my underwear down. don't i look like a terrorist? i'm going to be 85 years old and weigh 103 pounds. and they strip searched me. >> she also suffered a cut on her leg during the search. tsa denies she was strip search invists proper procedures were followed but apologized to lenore for the "unpleasant screening experience." >>> also new this morning, it's the first win for tiger woods in two years. call it vintage tiger. woods rolling in a ten-foot birdie putt on the final hole yesterday for a one-stroke victory over zach johnson in the chevron world challenge in california. it's

you can go to suffolk in england and c.b. ancestral home -- see the ancestral home. washington had red hair as well as hamilton and the marquis day lafayette -- de lafayette. host: this is a question from a viewer via e-mail -- guest: absolutely. that is why he is often preferred to as the farmer called away from his plow to serve his country and then returning to his ancestral acres. to as arred as farmer. he loved fiction. he read don quixote. he read books about farming most of all. he was a very practical, self-, quintessentially american in his approach to agriculture. host: aaron from new jersey -- guest: by the time the whiskey rebellion occurred deep into his second term, a host of fischers had developed -- fissures. there were political parties. there were many who believed washington was guilty of overstepping the bounds and of posing a danger to the liberties of his countrymen. host: a number of viewers are sending washington quotes. here's one -- luis from philadelphia. caller: it is a testament to his character that he would relinquish power. people like

speaker, many jobs in suffolk rely on a fair level playing field in the assemble market.last friday morning wasn't the time to stand up for british interests, when other time would it have been the case? >> i think the honorable lady is right. when it comes to institutional arrangements and treaty arrangements in the european union they have to be agreed by unanimity and if you're not content with what is being put forward then i think it is perfectly acceptable to do what i did and to say i'm not happy to go ahead with the treaty without any safeguards. >> the prime minister has heard from members on both sides of the house about the worries of manufacturing industry. can he specifically say what exporting firms think that it's going to make exporting harder or easier? >> well, i frankly found a huge support from the business community from what i've said and that expands a huge number of different industries for many industries are asking themselves the question about what are we going to do about the problem of excessive regulation and that is something that should be

the remains found in suffolk county new york were those of shannon gilbert it was his disappearance thathen they have found 10 bodies in the area all believed the victims of so-called long island serial killer. right now it's not clear how she died. police believe she is not one of the serial killer's victims and the location of her death was purely coincidental. tis the season for giving and that's exactly what they are doing in phoenix, arizona this morning. 5,000 children in need will be given free bicycles. each of them assembled by volunteers including local boy scouts. >> it makes me feel like i'm doing something really helpful. doing something to make others happier. >> i felt kind of proud of myself that we are helping out little kids for christmas who were not able to afford bikes. >> the whole thing was organized by the phoenix first assembly of god church. justin bieber being used as torture? i beg your pardon? ♪ baby, baby oh ♪ like baby, baby, baby no ♪ like, baby, baby oh. >> alisyn: that song while they say may be catchy once or twice or a hundred times but imagine hearing

speaker, many jobs in suffolk rely on a fair level playing field in the assemble market. if last friday morning wasn't the time to stand up for british interests, when other time would it have been the case? >> i think the honorable lady is right. when it comes to institutional arrangements and treaty arrangements in the european union they have to be agreed by unanimity and if you're not content with what is being put forward then i think it is perfectly acceptable to do what i did and to say i'm not happy to go ahead with the treaty without any safeguards. >> the prime minister has heard from members on both sides of the house about the worries of manufacturing industry. can he specifically say what exporting firms think that it's going to make exporting harder or easier? >> well, i frankly found a huge support from the business community from what i've said and that expands a huge number of different industries for many industries are asking themselves the question about what are we going to do about the problem of excessive regulation and that is something that should

speaker, many jobs in suffolk rely on a fair level playing field in the assemble market.if last friday morning wasn't the time to stand up for british interests, when other time would it have been the case? >> i think the honorable lady is right. when it comes to institutional arrangements and treaty arrangements in the european union they have to be agreed by unanimity and if you're not content with what is being put forward then i think it is perfectly acceptable to do what i did and to say i'm not happy to go ahead with the treaty without any safeguards. >> the prime minister has heard from members on both sides of the house about the worries of manufacturing industry. can he specifically say what exporting firms think that it's going to make exporting harder or easier? >> well, i frankly found a huge support from the business community from what i've said and that expands a huge number of different industries for many industries are asking themselves the question about what are we going to do about the problem of excessive regulation and that is something that should