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. >> after that assault, police found hundreds of pieces of women's underwear in his home. >> this is a dangerous guy. he's knocking women down, he's dragging them into bushes, he's stealing their clothes, he's breaking into their houses. this is someone who's pretty much out of control. >> gorton served some prison time for these assaults in florida before moving back to michigan. since both murder victims had been sexually assaulted and investigators had dna of the killer, they wanted to know whether it was gorton's dna. so they put gorton under a 24-hour surveillance. they followed him to a local roller skating rink where he took his children. undercover officers watched gorton eat pizza and drink soda from a styrofoam cup. when gorton left, an officer rushed to the table, confiscated gorton's cup and took it to the forensics lab. the sample was tested immediately. >> dna is like any other biological molecule, subject to degradation. and one of the things that will degrade dna a little bit faster is a fair amount of heat. >> there were more than enough epithelial cells on the cup f

. >> she was able to tell us that he was wearing gloves and had underwear on. >> the assailant chased janet back into the bedroom, where she was assaulted. >> he would try, over the course of that attack, to knock her unconscious, to suffocate her to a point where she would lose consciousness. >> she began to say, "you don't have to kill me." he says, "yes, i do." i think pretty much, she managed to just talk him out of that possibility. >> after several hours, the attacker left. that's when janet discovered gary's lifeless body. now in a state of shock, she managed to call police. >> she was asking me, "is he dead? is he dead? i know he's dead. he's dead." >> gary elwood had been stabbed to death. police found his body near the front door. he was only 27 years old. >> gary was evidently surprised in the dining area of the house, which was in the front. i noticed a crack in the sheetrock on the wall that was obviously done by the force of being driven into the wall. it was almost an outline of his body where he had crashed into the wall. >> gary was divorced, a successful businessman,

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he has to carry it in his underwear. they have to lock the class because they are scared that criminals will come in and rob them. when they are riding in public transportation they are terrified for being robbed. our crime levels are through the roof. >> the worst crime rate in the world, right? >> jesus we have to be honest about what the problems are. i'm not saying there aren't merits. i'm saying we have to discuss the problems right now because a country is in crisis and it's irresponsible, it's irresponsible to say that it's only one side or it's only the other and to completely deny that there's a problem. >> alex i'm going to get the community's voice coming in. ma mario saying the violence on the ground is almost like a war, he says the government firing and torturing hiem people. then edwin on facebook, the government should do alt it's doing to stop peaceful protesters. and how about every single corrupt leech of a politician, for the past 15 years martin, i want you to get in the community, the diaspora commu

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we've also seen what the 2009 underwear bomb would have looked like if it had gone off. another similar explosion to the one you just saw. farouk concealed it in his pants and got it through security. that's a law enforcement demo of what it would have looked like. also that british security expert, sidney alford, had previously shown cnn what one of those printer bombs hitten in printer cartridges on cargo planes could have done if they had gone off in that 2010 plot. there's a picture of the printer cartridge bomb there. that plot was disrupted as we look at what that could have done. in those cases it's believed the explosive petn was used but terrorists are learning new ways to construct shoe bombs, takes very little explosive material and a very little bit with bring down a plane. >> brian todd, thanks very much. so watching the breaking news and want to get some perspective on what's going on. terrorists are still out there, aiming their efforts at the united states. peter bergen is here in "the situation room." give us some perspective right now. they're not just

they were missing a detonator, including with the underwear. they need practice and they seem to be getting that. he planted explosives on his brother and that's troubling. they've had a lot of practice and they are using a particularly effective explosive called pten. if placed in an airplane, it could do major damage, at least kill people if not cut a hole in the skin. >> how hard is it to bring down a plane? you light it and it blows up and that's it? >> no. it's hard to do. you look at pan am 103, they have to get it against the skin, use a lot of explosives. a korean airline was brought down by the north korean and it's complicated. there's a technology out there and what frankly scares me is that they are not bad intelligence. some of these palestinian bomb makers have showed up in yemen where al seri is located. if you combine the two groups, they might get there. >> what changes should the tsa be making and what should passengers do differently, if anything? >> tsa is doing a good job. they were using a lot of more swabs. you can pick u

. >> i thought it was someone standing there lost in their underwear.e for there to be a more reasonable and professional debate between people. there's some name calling, some insulting. >> over the naked man? >> yes, there actually has been. >> so let's say you're on the all-women's campus and you come apart a man walking in nothing but his underwear or a statue of a man doing that. what's your first reaction? a predecessor or art? a controversial statue of that man walking, sleepwalking in his underwear is triggering apprehension and thoughts of sexual assault. we have a resident scholar at the american for enterprises who has written frequently about the battles, best known for her critique of the latest 20th century, thank you very being here. what does this say about what is being taught on campus? what is your reaction to it? >> whatever you think of the statute, it is not a sublime work of art, and one can debate the merit, but the hysterical overreaction of so many young women leads me to wonder, actually i know, there's a theory in their gende

the boy left naked except for scraps of underwear.xaminer would testify geter apparently had been killed by, quote, a choke hold around the neck, a forearm across the neck. it's a question we'll have reason to ask wayne williams by the end of all of this. it's actually a very simple question. can you kill someone with a choke hold? >> you probably could. you probably could under the right circumstances. >> i know for a fact i could not. >>> when we return, the boy who wanted to catch a killer. >> the body was indeed another victim of atlanta's child killer or killers. >> i just knowed right away it was his body. oh, my god, momma. >> and later, a failed lie detector test. >> it surprised him that he didn't beat that polygraph test. he was convinced he could beat a polygraph test. i'm randy, and i quit smoking with chantix. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years, but i needed help in quitting smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix red

that's what an underwear bomb would have done.ts. at a congressional hearing, u.s. intelligence admitted that specific threats were being discovered. >> there are a number of specific threats of varying degrees of credibility we are tracking. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands will be traveling to russia for the games, including 15,000 americans. many of them traveling with toothpaste. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> amid new security concerns, big u.s. companies are voicing concerns about the olympics and about russian policies. anheuser-busch said it is not throwing its usual big budweiser parties in sochi because of security concerns. meantime u.s. olympic committee sponsor at&t is condemning russia's anti-gay law. the company called it harmful to a diverse society. gay rights protests were held in big european cities yesterday. demonstrators called on big sponsors of the game like mcdonald's to denounce that anti-gay legislation. billie jean king was supposed to be part of the delegation at the opening ceremony but ki

it's a way to separate us away from regular society. >> put them in pink underwear.hey were smuggling the white underwear out of the jail. that is the official reason. the unofficial reason, they hate pink. you never give them a color they like. why would you give them things they like? >> though generally not allowed, inmates sometimes alter their uniforms to fit their own fashion sense. at the orange county jail in southern california we met a transgender inmate who prefers to be called alexis. >> myself and my celly are dressed as girls and the rest are dressed as guys. >> despite his physical appearance cortez was in fact a male inmate housed in a men's unit. >> if you are in in the process of having a sex change if you have your male genital parts you are considered a male and will be housed there, whether or not you have breasts or -- it's what's below the belt that counts. >> at first it was startling watching these tapes when they came in from the field we thought we were seeing inmates wearing women's gowns or mini-skirts and we were thinking to ourselves, i

they've tried shoes, printer cartridges and even underwear.rorists may be trying to conceal explosives inside toothpaste or cosmetic tubes, common items certainly in carry-on baggages. bryan todd is here looking at the possible terror threat. you're specifically looking at how much damage explosives inside some toothpaste container could do. >> right, wolf. and we have learned today that you can make a full explosive and place it in a tube of tooth paste like this, an expert in england did this for us today. placed some explosives called rdx inside a tube -- the tubes of toothpaste come a bit smaller in england. he filled about three quarters with explosives and the other part with toothpaste and oil, mixed it into a paste, you couldn't tell. he blew the door off a car with it and said this could easily put a hole in a plane's fuselage. it is possible to do it -- >> wait a second. hold on. let's say you have explosives inside a toothpaste container like that, right? >> right. >> how do you detonate it? you take it on a plane and then what do y

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that's what the underwear bomb would have done. the russians have been on-edge, due to a series of threats from islamic militants, mainly from dagestan. at a congressional hearing yesterday, u.s. intelligence officials hinted that specific olympic threats were being discovered. >> there are a number of specific threats of varying degrees of credibility that we're tracking. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands are traveling to russia for the games, including 15,000 americans. i imagine all of them will have toothpaste, diane. >> and, pierre, i want to ask you. give us a sense of what level of certainty they have about this attack. and specifically toothpaste tubes. >> reporter: again, the information they have, has recently come in. it was specific only to toothpaste tubes, as for as we know. again, they're taking it seriously. but they don't have more specifics than that at this point. >> so, at this moment, taking it seriously. i know you will be following up throughout the night. thank you, pierre. >>> we have another note of a dif

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it is the same group behind a failed underwear bombing plot on christmas day 2009.n attempt to put bombs on cargo planes back in 2010. the government is saying the latest threat is not specific to a certain slide or time frame but warns the attack could be on flights heading into the u.s. from foreign countries. all of this amid concern over a covert al qaeda plan for terror training in syria. >> the missouri grade school football coach accused of killing 10-year-old hailey owens is scheduled to make his first court appearance today. he is charged with first degree murder and kidnapping. he was taken on tuesday less than three blocks from her house when he wshe was walking back fa friend's house. she had been shot. the suspect worked adds as a teacher as aid. >> one of the men who dearly beat brian stow back in 2011 could be released from jail immediately. as a judge sentencing marvin norwood to four years. he could receive credit for time already served. this offering little solace to his sister. >> you get to live your life as you choose. brian did not choose this

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you're going to see, you know, white men, maye in their underwear sometime in your life.hat throw off your entire lifestyle. john: thank you, robrt. [cheers and applause] coming up, we'll talk drugs and privacy, but next, ae you students ripped off by your college? i think many of you are. that's next. [applause] ♪ john: welcome back to a special edition of the show from the students for liberty conference in washington, d.c.. now, i assume when you students graduate, you'd like to earn money, get a job, but will you? mayb your college is just wasting your time and your money. kmele foster says you need to take responsibility. foster is cohost of the new fox business program "the indents," and you started in college. >> i started a small telecommunications consulting firm, spent ten years doing that. i did not, at the time, drop out of school. i went about o or two classes at a time, but i didn't borrow a bunch of money to finance my education. i went on from there to start two other small companies, one in new media irm thatdoes film production and anoth, a retail and ma

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he hid a bomb in his brother's underwear or might have been in a body cavity. that's not quite clear. the bomb went off. his brother was killed. the minister survived the attack. the bomb and brother got through security measures and got right next to the interior minister of saudi arabia. these guys are ruthless and know what they're doing. they could be behind the latest threat. >> it's one of the tough orders of business for intelligence. they know these guys are out. there they do the best with what they hear and issue warnings. thanks brian todd. we'll continue to watch here at cnn. >>> new jersey governor chris christie faces constituents and takes their questions. his first town hall meeting talking about super storm sandy. how will that affect the storm swirling around him? >>> and we asked the texas governor about campaigning with you nugent. we'll have that controversy. they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ♪ ♪ so you can have a getaway from what you kn

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they're getting to don't wear a bra, this, underwear.ot only controlling them, you know, but putting them a position where they are sort of harass by not following them. >> are they being harasd? >> no. those are job-related functions. they can choose exactly -- [laughter] >> they are. some jobs require uniform and different kinds. they require you to look a certain way. at the end of the day cheerleaders have to look cheerleaders. it's not part of the lawsuit. at the end day you make a lot of money the plaintiffs' lawyer. not thre is anything wrong with it. we're talking about $1500 is really what it adds up to if you bring up to the minimum wage. [inaudible conversations] >> if she's working 300 hours a month and ou do the math. >> it's not even that -- there's no overtime. >> and also $2.85 is a ridiculous amount of money. people in the entertainment industry dancers, you know, ople trying to maket. they'll work for anything. they want to work. they shouldn't be taken advantage of. that's what is happening here. >> let the facts fall

when she took her clothes off, it was in her underwear, in her socks, you know? and i just kind of went numb after that. >> did he hurt you? do you want me to go back? >> no. >> all right. >> when mars pressed the issue, andrea finally admitted the truth. >> she said she killed him and i asked her why. she said because they told her to. she heard voices. >> they later checked into a motel, took showers and got some sleep. several hours later, andrea panicked when she realized she left her wallet in pat mcrae's home. she insisted mars drive her back to des moines so she could retrieve her wallet. >> everything in her wallet was coated with blood. i mean, it was like, you know, it had been sitting in it, you know? it was -- >> but how could police determine if mars was telling the truth? >> mars davis gave us a ton of information that would not have been known to anybody other than who was at that house. >> but how did they know he wasn't involved in the actual murder? for that, police needed to find andrea morris. >>> five years after pat mcrae's murder, a witness

your inmates wear pink underwear.ou refer to your tent city as, quote unquote, a concentration camp. do you believe these tough measures help rehabilitation and recidivism. >> first of guy the guy keeps repeating what he reads in some garbage newspaper. we don't charge the inmates. they should be paying us. i will be charging them for their food, but i don't give them money when they work on a chain gang or anything else. maybe other prisons do. number 2, it's not 120 degrees. it's 135 degrees in the summertime. and let me say this, our men and women are fighting for our count think. they are living in the tents. so what is wrong with convicted -- they are all convicted, doing their time in a tent? >> joe, i -- i -- sheriff joe, i think your jail was the only one ever investigated by amnesty because there were so many allegations of human rights complaints. how do you define inmate rights? what rights do those people have? >> first of all, i'm not the only one. they are investigating prisons all over the world. mine i

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he was rubbing her leg and thigh, up her shorts, touching her underwear. the girl, court records say, pretended to be asleep. >> victims are so shocked that they're being assaulted so it takes awhile to process it. >> reporter: prosecutors say the victim pretended to sleep too. he made abusive sexual contact against the woman. a stranger next to whom he was sitting. her hand inside her bra fondling her breast. when we dug deeper, we found similar incidents nationwide. including the new jersey man charged with molesting the passenger next to him on a plane while whispering kiss me in her ear. the man charged with groping a pregnant woman on a plane. we also found no federal government agency keeping official count of these cases. not the faa or the u.s. bureau of justice statistics which tracks crime data nationwide. the news4 i-team asked the airlines for their numbers on assaults on their airplanes. all declined to answer. a federal prosecutor in massachusetts was keeping track on its own onboard misconduct. that there were 30 over a two-year span. delta

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he's the man officials say designed the underwear bomb that failed to deadinate a detroit bound flight on christmas day in 2009. also made the printer cartridge bo bombs the next year. the new warning is related to recent intelligence gathered believe to be tied, our understanding these bombmakers end up with a fingerprint. things they do in designing these bombs that trace to a specific individual. our chief national correspondent jim sciutto is in washington tonight. jim, what more do you know about this warning and about this situation? >> is the official said the threat is related to al qaeda. whether to al qaeda core and pakistan led by bin laden and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and growing in strength in recent years tied to the master bombmaker for al qaeda al asiri and someone they have been watching for quite some time. the intelligence or the warning was based on intelligence that this bombmaking was working on a new design for shoe bombs intended to get past airport security. as you know, we take our shoes off and already looking at this ever since richard reed attempte

. >> he was in his underwear i believe at the time. had his car parked out in front. and had a gym bag in his car and he felt he could get shorts or clothes to put on. >> what doesn't make sense to me was paul's story. to this day i have problems with what he says happened. >> this incident raised eyebrows among investigators. >> he went in an entirely different direction. i mean, i think common sense dictates that you're going to make sure you folks get out of the house. and the way to make sure that your parents get out of the house is to follow them out of the house. >> paul camiolo admitted his behavior was a mistake but said he was dazed and confused. >> you know, i remember feeling guilty about it because i was the able-bodied one. i didn't get them out. >> but when a suspicious substance was found on the living room floor, all eyes turned once again to paul camiolo. >>> ed and rose camiolo were laid to rest in the family plot just a few miles from their family home. the camiolos' lives before the fire had not been easy. their son paul was their primary caregive

a petn explosive like the so-called underwear bomber used in 2009. all we are seeing is consistent with another trend, that al qaeda and its affiliates, they are all connected now. even though the problem may be in chechnya, they are all reading the same internet, all working together. there is a con activity of logistics and capabilities consistent with the innovation we've seen out of them as they have moved from the liquid bomb, cartridge bomb, the idea of implanting surgically a bomb in someone. this is the latest clever, innovative idea they have come up with. >> used in a lot of these kind of threats come across your desk in the past. as does a threat as specific this one come to be made public echo what would they have been working with? >> i cannot tell you as i don't know what the source was. chances are they have this in very reliable intelligence. it might be a very good human source. when you get something this specific that can affect public ownare, particularly your citizens, the greatest threat comes from aircraft leaving europe and ne

. >> we find clothing, a sweatshirt, jeans, socks, shoes and underwear, and they're all consistent with male of brandon's build, and there's blood that's evident on these clothes. >> dna testing of the blood on brandon's clothes revealed it was devon guzman's. >> it is direct evidence that shows that the husband, brandon bloss, had contact with this victim and when she was bleeding. you know, it's tough to explain that one. >> brandon bloss and michelle hetzel were arrested and charged with first-degree murder. no matter how busy your morning you can always do something better for yourself. and better is so easy with benefiber. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. [ man ] i don't know if this is gonna be a first or second, but this is gonna be a medal! [ man #2 ] and it looks like we could have another one of those photos! [ female announcer ] every minute. every medal. every screen. the nbc sports live extra app gives you unprecedented access to every moment of

some underwear, that kind of thing. >> hoping for answers, police found one of the men in hampstead,arolina, 28 miles away, and brought him in for questioning. >> did you guys have parties at the house? what kind of weapons do you have? >> neither one of us got anything to hide. >> well, how do you know that? >> the man said he knew nothing about the murder and never met scarlett wood. he said he and his roommate weren't getting along and they moved out of the rental property after living there only a few months. >> just roommates breaking up, money issues. >> police weren't so sure and sent a forensic team to search the house. all of the floors, walls and ceilings were sprayed with luminol, but they showed no signs of blood. >> after interviewing the tenants and the previous tenants, we were pretty much at a standstill. >> next, investigators interviewed all of scarlett wood's friends. and her best friend, lynn bolinger, said she knew where scarlett was headed on the night she went missing. she said scarlett spent every friday night at a local motel where there was usually a party.