mary, will you back it up again and repeat what you were saying about a police presence at a yale university lab worker's residence? >> reporter: in middletown, connecticut, we went to a home that is believed to be the home of a yale lab technician. now, police would not confirm this. they would not confirm that it's part of their investigation but neighbors told us that there had been a police presence at that home for more than 24 hours. >> when you say police presence, mary snow, what do you mean by that, a car parked out front? what? >> reporter: police entering into the home. we could only go so far in, but -- because access was blocked, but they saw police going into that home. they were there this afternoon. >> and, mary snow, everyone, mary snow joining us from new haven, connecticut, there at the yale medical school. mary, what do we know about who lives in the residence? >> reporter: all we know is that it's believed -- there was nobody home, so we cannot absolutely 100% confirm who was in that home. it is believed to be the home of a yale lab technician but, again, police are not

tonight here on the campus of yale university, vigil is being held, security is being tightened. the president of yale is saying in his words, when he's talked to students and faculty earlier today, he used the word abundance of evidence. he's confident the culprit will be caught and arrested but did not have a timeframe. police have been insisting throughout the day they do not have a suspect in custody and they are also saying, though, this was no random act. >> mary snow, i'm glad that the president of yale university wants the security tightened, because wasn't it just about in 1999 another young woman was stabbed to death very near yale campus? >> reporter: that is -- that was another case, yeah, at yale. nancy, one thing i did want to point out is the building, officials here have been saying, this is one of the newer buildings in the area and that there has been state of the art technology in terms of security cameras. people here obviously very frightened as you can imagine by this. >> mary, mary, mary, mary, mary, state of the art? bs. bs. target, walmart has better camer

let's take a listen. >> secretary of yale university. as you know, we have had a very difficult week trying to sort out the mystery of the disappearance of annie lee, a third year student in pharmacology. i will have to say that we have been so impressed by the collective efforts of the law enforcement officials who have bound together to pursue this in the most aggressive, thorough and conscientious way. i have asked representatives from each of the law enforcement agencies who have been working so hard this week to make a few remarks and i will call upon them in turn. first to make a couple of other remarks. i've been in conversation with annie lee's family. as you can imagine, we reinforce how important it was for us to do everything the university can to find out what had happened to annie, find out where she is, to find out what happened in these last few years. we also reinforced we at the university wanted to do everything we could to help this family out at this incredibly difficult, burdensome time. all of us, her parents can on

@ñ >>> this surveillance photo is all that yale university police have. howing the four eleven, 90-pound placerville native, walking through yale's campus the day before she was reported missing. she hasn't been seen since. investigators fear the worst, combing through nearby dumpsters for any clue or sign of her whereabouts. >> the fbi is still searching the research facility where she was last seen. but at this point no suspects, no leads, no indication of foul play. >> lee was preparing to get married this weekend, but there are no signs of her at her lawrence street apartment. >> in talking to her friends, in talking to her co-workers, one thing that has been abundantly clear is that she seemed very, very excited about the wedding. she had been planning it for a year. she had been writing for the past couple months on her facebook page about the preparations. and just was absolutely giddy. so that's why it's just so puzzling the thought that she would run away. >> le had written for a yale publication earlier this year called "be" magazine. the title o

she is the president of local 34 here, the union that represents yale university's clerical and technicaltaff. as we said, they're unable to take any questions after they give their brief statements. thank you very much. >> good morning. i wrote earlier this morning to the yale community, to inform everyone about the arrest of raymond clark. we're relieved and encouraged by this progress in the investigation, but it's important to resist the temptation to rush to judgment until a full and fair prosecution of this case brings a just resolution. as with every development in this tragic story, we think first of annie le's family, her fiance and his family and her friends, and our hearts go out to them. mr. clark has been a lab technician at yale since december 2004. his supervisor reports that nothing in the history of his employment here gave any indication that his involvement in such a crime might be possible. it is very disturbing to think that a university employee might have committed this terrible crime. but as i reminded our community, we must not let this incident shatter our trust

hanger in the clods debt, flowers ordered, the girl's body found stuffed in a wall, there in a yale university research building. bloody clothes found high over investigators' heads. hidden behind ceiling tiles. bombshell tonight. in the last hours, police storm the tiny apartment of a 24-year-old yale lab technician. raymond clark. clark, in handcuffs, escorted to police headquarters for questioning. spends his workdays in the research basement cleaning cages. cages that house experimental mice. multiple search warrants, 250 pieces of evidence, dna samples, clark's ford mustang, all seized as evidence. as we go to air, we learn le's official cause of death. traumatic asphyxiation due to neck compression. le brutally strangled to death, but tonight, 24-year-old raymond clark walks free from police headquarters. that's right. he is free. free to go back to the tiny apartment he shares with his fiancee and three cats. why? with a community and a university reeling, a family grieving, and a young groom left at the altar with a broken heart, we want justice. for 24-year-old bride-to-be annie le. >

they found a body believed to be that of missing yale university student annie le yesterday.yang of wabc in new york reports. >> reporter: a day made for memories, a coirmed nightmare. police found a woman's body. though they are waiting for positive identification, they have already expressed their condolences to the family of annie le. >> she hasn't been positively identified as of this time. we're assuming it is her at this time. >> reporter: police made the horrible discovery at 5:00. they found the corpse hidden behind a wall inside this medical lab at yale university. 24-year-old annie le was seen going to work here last tuesday morning and then she disappeared. despite more than 70 surveillance cameras in the vicinity, there is no photo of her leaving the building. now investigators know why, she never did. police confirm they have recovered a large amount of physical evidence whh they are intensely examining to help piece to the the last moments of her life. since last week more than a hundred officers have raced around the clock to find the yale university graduate s

first, yale university is now offering a $10,000 reward for information about a missing graduate student. annie lee was last seen tuesday at her office in the school's medical office. authorities are going through the university looking for clues. a university spokesman said there continues to be no evidence of foul play. the 24-year-old was planning to be married this sunday. authorities say her fiance and family are cooperating with the investigation and they have not been contacted by lee. >>> now more on the assault case of shawn merrian.  the district office dropped the charges. >>> one dangerous section of rout 22 is the scene of another dangerous accident. the victim was a doctor who was fighting for safety improvements on that same stretch of road. >> reporter: you can see the tragic seen on rout 22 just a half mile from the doctors home. police say the driver of a van wasn't paying attention. slammed into emery. tracy herman is close friends with dr. emery. his dad was at her home waiting for her dad. >> he didn't know what happen, just that his dad had been in an accident. >>

. >>> but we begin with the yale university campus in shock, devastated, and also in mourning. hours after authorities confirm they'd found the body of missing grad student annie le lodged in a wall in a lab, hundreds showed up for a somber and emotional candlelight individual jill. le's roommate spoke for the first time, calling her death completely senseless. police say le was not the victim of a random attack. and now students are worried that this person, that the person behind this grisly crime could still be walking the school grounds. our mary snow is tracking this developing story live from new haven, connecticut. mary, what's the latest on the investigation this morning? >> reporter: well, kiran, all indications are that police are zeroing in on a suspect, but, officially, they will only say that they do not have a suspect yet in custody. this as police have been saying

. >>> murder mystery at yale university where police have identified a body. there is a suspect. but what about a motive. >>> the outbursts, the aftermath, the apology and the new champion. >>> give me shelter. dogs looking for a good home and good people making a difference. >>> the continuing debate over cell phone safety. >>> the continuing debate over cell phone safety. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. it has been a year now since the u.s. economy was on the brink of collapse. it happened at the end of the bush presidency. a lot of firms went under overnight. some were saved with taxpayer money. fixing the economy became the centerpiece of the new obama presidency. today the president came to new york accused wall street of ignoring some of the lessons of the meltdown. of going back in some places to the old way of doing business. even though he said things are beginning to get better. tonight, we are covering the financial ripples throughout industry. beginning with cnbcs, carl quintanilla. good evening. >> reporter:

is it the university police? >> it's the yale police department.lthough, the state police and the fbi are also assisting. >> why is the campus police running a possible homicide investigation? >> well, i think the situation there is because it happened within the sort of territory for which the yale police has jurisdiction, they take the lead on those investigations. although the fbi has been heavily involved today. and they conducted the search. >> yeah, well that's a day late and a dollar short. where are her parents? >> that's a good question. we haven't heard anything publicly from her parents. although the yale police did release a statement today saying that her family and fiancee have been cooperating with the investigation. >> we're taking your calls. lakeishia in indiana. hi, dear. >> caller: hi again, nancy. i'm one of your biggest fans. i watch you every night with my little baby. >> thank you for calling. >> caller: you're walking. >> hey, little baby, you need to be in bed. >> caller: well, she's the third-shift baby. i now your kids a

details emerging about the suspect in the yale university murder. what he did before the day of the crime that implicated him. lynsey davis has the latest from abc. >> described as an overbearing control freak, the 24 year-old raymond clark is being held on $3 million bail. charged with killing the yale university medical student annie le. police arrested him yesterday at a motel 8 where he and his brothers spent the night. >> we never had any idea he could be a murderer. he never came across as that type person. >> this report clothing was found hidden in a ceiling wher. sources say he tried to cover his tracks by hiding blood splattered cleaning equipment while investigators went through the lab. a computer record would show annie le entered a small room in a basement and never used her card again. clark's wife discard repeatedly in the laboratory building on the day of of her death, including the rome where the body was found. several co-workers have come forward to say that clark used the lab can't that area as his territory. he often expressed

yale university copes with the slaying of a classmate. >>> harry inheritance a birthday for the prince of wales and a look at his future. >>> and take another live look outside this noon at federal hill. and stick around, your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up. >>> complete coverage continues with don scott, mary bubala and first warning weather with marty bass. and meteorologist bernette woods. it's wjz maryland's news station. >>> yale university is look for answer this is noon following the ungrad -- young graduate stewed antimurder. investigators are not saying much but the autopsy results are due this afternoon. the body of 24-year-old annie le was found hiden in basement wall of her lab building on what should have been her wedding day. so far authorities are saying no yale students are considered suspects. and the killing was not a random act. >>> there is an outpouring of support this noon for the family of patrick swayze. he died from pancreatic cancer yesterday with his long time wife by his side weasms 57 years old. the actor bill a star for his perf

also, we will take you back to yale university. awaiting comments from the university president of the rest of this man -- the arrest of this man, charged with the murder of annie le. her body was found stuffed in a lavatory wall on sunday -- laboratory wall on sunday. these are live pictures of the arraignment. he is being held on $3 million bail. he did not interrupt sleep, but says he understands the charges. -- he did not enter a plea, but says he understands the charges. quality and reliability... are more than words here. it's personal. i have diabetes. rodney's kid too. so we're so proud to manufacture... the accu-chek® aviva meters and test strips... here in the u.s.a. plus, we've proven you'll waste 50% fewer strips... when you use our meter, which means greater savings... for people with diabetes, like me. now that's a true american value. accu-chek® aviva. born in the u.s.a. jane: i want to show you more videotape of the arraignment of raymond clark, the 24-roll lab technician arrested this morning for the murder of a gra

this down and do it as quickly as we can. >> le's body was found behind a basement wall in the yale university wall where she and clark worked. annie le was supposed to be married last sunday. now her family is planning her funeral. >>> police in frederick, maryland, want to know who shot an 8-year-old boy with a pellet gun. the boy was playing with some friends when he was shot in the lower back. he was transported to john hopkins hospital and released the next day. >>> a bank in northern italy has devised a rather unique loan system helping customers turn hard cheese into hard currency. instead of money or gold these vaults contain cheese. more than $180 million worth of cheese. the bank's director says investing in cheese is much more stable than investing in gold because cheese is worth more than younger cheese. they turn a profit either way. they can sell the cheese on the open market if someone defaults on a loan. >> why didn't we think of the whole chose thing? >> i didn't have enough wine to think of that. >> we could scrounge up a whole lot of cheese. >> didn't have enough wine to thi

. >>> a man is questioned in the murder of a yale university student an a local college student uses a japanese sword to defend himself during a home invasion. you are watching 9 news now. we'll be right back. # . >>> breaking news to report. the associated press reports that the circuit court has set a date for the execution of mohammad. he will be put to death on november 10th. you'll recall he and mall zero were convicted for his two murder spree which left 16 people dead. >>> >>> also in the news now, connecticut police are trying to determine if an animal research technician played a role in the death of yale university student annie le. ray monday clark was released as a "person of interest in the case ." police searched his apartment and collected dna samples from him. >>> no word if a johns hopkins student used a samurai sword to defend himself will face charges. he grabbed the sword for protection on tuesday morning. an intruder lunged at the student who swung the sword and cut off his hand. the intruder died at the scene. >>> the flushing new york apartments where the fbi i

the man arrested for the murder of a yale university graduate student is not talking to police. raymond clark a lab technician did not enter a plea during his arraignment yesterday. he is held on $3 million bail. he is accused of killing his co- worker annie le was who was suffocated and stuffed in the wall at the university. >>> a killer on the loose in spokane, washington. a state hospital took the man on the a trip to the fair and he escaped. he was diagnosed as being criminally insane and schizophrenic. an apartment fire which sent five people to the hospital has been ruled an arson. it happened 7:00 yesterday morning at a five-story building on 13th street northwest. firefighters rescued 18 people using ladders including two children taken to a nearby hospital. >>> the jewish new year begins at sundown tonight. president obama says in a video message that the holy days should be an opportunity for israel and its arab neighbors to repair their relationships. the holiday ends on sunday night. >>> well, looks like we might be in for good weather. hopefully not too much rain. w

dark conspiracies, a those thrills. >>> begin with the search for annie le, a medical stude a yale universityed to get married tomorrow. nbc's jeff rossens on yale's campus in new ven, connecticut. go morning. >> reporter: so birre. amy, good morning t you. you sai it, this wa suppod to be the big wedding weekend but still no sign of the bride, annie le, who's a graduate student here at yale university. just to give you an idea of how big a mystery thisas beme, there are now more than 10 law enforcement agents between the fbi and police officers working this case. but here ware still four days in since she disappeared, and as the new york "daily ns" put it today, policere still clueless about what happened here. fb ants were back at yale university friday, heading into the research lab wre annie l was last seen. th's her walking in on tuesday at 100 a.m. this surveillance photo is the last image tak ofer with her cell phone, purse, credit cards and cash still sitting i her office, this 24-year-old medical student simply assemblynished. >> we're going to ineasehe security some, but there's alw

students, staff at yale university completely on edge.here annie le's body was found, we thought so secure. only students and employees could get in. who killed annie le and why? plus a gray swurt r found in the search hassani campbell. a piece of children's clothing is found buried along a dirt road not far from where little hassany was last seen. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. e-mail us cnn.com/primenews or text us your thoughts at hlntv. start your message with prime. your chance to be heard. >>> welcome. this is hour number two of "prime news." in the murder of yale student annie le, prosecutors have blocked the release of her autopsy results saying it could hurt their investigation. the 24-year-old's body was discovered behind a basement wall in a campus lab on sunday, the same day she was supposed to get married. police are narrowing the list of suspects. this is helping. the high-tech building is so secure you need a swipe i.d. card just to ge in. the outpouring of emotion, students held a candlelight vigil for le and le's roommate

richard levin, yale university president. kind of talked about this. give us a thumbnail of who raymond clark iii is. >> mr. clark has been a lab technician at yale since december of 2004. the supervisor reports that nothing in the history of his employment here gave any indication that his involvement in such a crime might be possible. it is very disturbing to think a university employee might have committed this terrible crime. but as i reminded our community, we must not let this incident shatter our trust in one another. >> again, let's go back to marcia chambers, editor of the brandford eagle. as we look at this guy, does he have any kind of criminal history, marcia? >> he doesn't have any violent criminal history except one incident we can report, and i reported on, that appeared in the new haven independent. that occurred on september 9th, 2003, when both he and his then girlfriend -- about to be his former girlfriend were both seniors at brandford high school, and she wanted to break up with him. he was very disturbed about that. he confronted h

yale university offering a $10,000 reward for any information. i'm jamie colby. join me on america's news headquarters for these an other other developing stories. "cashin' in" returns now. >> you know how much of that nearly $800 billion stimulus has actually been paid out so far? less than $100 billion and john layfield says forget spending the rest of it to stimulate the economy. instead, give small businesses a huge tax cut with it. why do you say that, john? >> we haven't stimulated anything. we proposed or spent more money than this entire country's 220-year plus history an lost over 2 million jobs this year. give this to small businesses. small businesses an tax cuts. they employ over 50% of in the country. they lift people out of recessions. i'm a small business owner. i have been buying trucks, building websites, hiring people all year long. our government needs to give tax cuts to get these small businesses started. help out the entrepreneurs which is how america was built. >> we're talking about $700 billion that could be thrown out into the economy. t

. >>> the hundred for a killer on the campus of yale university appears to be making progress. authorities are revealing little about the murder investigation but a number of sources indicate that a university employee is the prime suspect in the death of graduate student annie le. drew levinson has the latest now from new haven. >> reporter: police at yale university are focusing on a lab technician as they investigate the murder of grad student annie le. cbs news has learned that unidentified person has failed at least one lie detector test. authorities say it was not a random act and that brings relief to students. >> that they think they know who it is brings a sense of security but the fact he is in the community is also scary. >> it is nice to know they have someone who they think this is the person. so you feel better walking down the street knowing they are not out and about. >> reporter: sniffer dogs found le's body on sunday. the same day she was supposed to be married. her remains were hidden in a basement wall in an area known as a chase, where wires run to differen

on the hanger in the closet, flowers ordered, the girl's body found stuffed in a wall at the yale university research buildings. in the last hour, police storm the tiny apartment of a 24-year-old yale lab technician, raymond clark. but tonight, clark walks free. >> reporter: police are calling this man, that you see her, raymond clark, a lab tech at the university a person of interest and he is being forced to give dna samples to investigators. clark who was taken from his apartment in handcuffs. >> the basis of the investigation is now focused on the physical evidence. we know where mr. clark is at all times. >> reporter: police are taking dna samples, saliva and also fingernail samples for testing. >> investigators are trying to look to see if any of that evidence could be matched to the 100 pieces of evidence they say they have already. and police say by the end of the week, they should be able to determine whether clark is in fact linked to this murder. >> they have been aware of where he was all along and he is indeed a person of interest. >> we're also making sure that there's not othe

now, the university has refused to speak to us about this. what they said in the yale and what they say other sources, i can only speculate about. when i spoke to someone this morning and asked them to repeat the story, they said they couldn't. they wouldn't say it wasn't true, but a university spokesman they have questioned university professor, but they have questioned everybody who has had contact with her. >> jamie: tell me about the report that you have heard that her body may have been found or, you said bloody clothing had been found? what else do we know and where is this information coming from? >> law enforcement sources have said that bloody clothing was found in the ceiling tiles of the research building where she was last seen. as far as whether her body has been recovered yet there is speculation, that will be the statement that will be made but i haven't been able to confirm this yet. >> jamie: this is information that will be confirmed or not confirmed at this press conference. we want to leave it to the law enforcement officials to fell us exactly offi

. >> the murder at yale university. new information tonight about the man accused of killing a grad student. >> and when to call the doctors. a symptom that should raise a red flag. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. state transportation officials meet with howard county residents to explain new safety measures along route 32. >> it is a deadly stretch of road where four people have been killed in four months. and karen parks is live along route 32 in howard county with the latest tonight. karen? >> well, jennifer and jeff, improvements started yesterday. and in light of the recent killings, officials say there is more to come. here along route 32, drivers say cars often speed, two lanes turn to one, and there are sudden left turning vehicles. weighing wagner was killed driving along route 32. 15 days later, a mother and her 13-year-old son were also killed along this 4-mile stretch of road. and just last wee

. >>> now to the latest on the death of a yale university student. we could know in a couple of days if a person of interest in this case will be charged in the murder of 24-year-old annie le. a connecticut police lab is now expediting tests on his dna. 24-year-old raymond clark iii was questioned by police yesterday and annie le was so suffocated and her body was stuffed behind a wall on the day she was supposed to be married. clark is an animal lab technician at yale. >>> rape charges dropped against four men, the 18-year-old recanted her story regarding the hofstra students and said the sex was consensual. the woman accused the men, including a hofstra student of taking a cell phone on an oncampus nightclub, luring her into a dormitory and sexual assaulting her sunday. >>> the song "if i had a hammer," became a staple for roundtable tensions in the 1960s. racial tensions in the 1960s. the group, peter, paul and mary, mary travers died yesterday. they released many hits, including "puff the magic dragon." mary travers was 72 years old. >> i know it

>> couric: randall pinkston at yale university tonight. thank you. in california, child kidnapping suspects phillip garrido is being investigated in the disappearance of two other missing bay area children. garrido and his wife are accused of holding jaycee dugard captive for 18 years. police searched their home today for clothing and other evidence. in the cases of nine-year-old mikaila garrett, who disappeared in 1988 and 13-year-old eileen michelad, missing since 1989. in other news, vice president joe biden flew to iraq open the hoping to iron out differences between shiite, sunni and kurdish leaders. soon after he arrived several mortars landed near the u.s. embassy in baghdad killing two iraqi civilians. it's not known who fired them. also today, the iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at president obama last december was released from prison and was immediately mobbed by friends and family. he is considered a hero by in in his country, but he claims iraqi officers tortured him during his nine months behind bars. coming up next here on the "cb

connecticut, any minute now we're expecting an announcement perfect police investigating the murder of yale university grad student annie le whose body was found stuffed into the wall of a building on the yale campus v police solved the crime? we begin, however, tonight with other breaking news. comments by a former president of the united states. comments sure to ignite a firestorm controversy. former president jimmy carter talking about the kind of rhetoric being used against president obama. carter said that racism is behind much of the animosity against president obama. he made the comments during an interview nbc news' brian williams. watch. >> an overwhelming portion of the intentionally demonstrated animosity toward president obama is based on the fact that he is a black man. that he's african-american. i live in the south. and i've seen the south come a long way. i've seen the rest of the country that shared the south's attitude toward minority groups at that time, particularly african-americans, that racism in connection still exists. and i think it's bubbled up to the surface because of a be

he strangled annie le and stuffed her in a wall at yale university. we are on it. >> this is outrageous, it was indefensible. >> pimps, prostitutes and a.c.o.r.n., the organization's ceo takes the tough questions, but also says -- >> this is a well orchestrated, well funded, concerted, relentless campaign to attack this organization. >> outrageous and indefensible actions by her own employees or a conspiracy by her own organization's enemies? >>> you used to see a lot of chris brown like this, then he beat rihanna and we got to see him like this. now see the disgraced pop star in a whole new light. oh, and this. >>> you're so tired, let me try to wake you up. >> my long time colleague joins us and takes your questions in our national conversation, tuesday, september 17, 2009. >>> hello, again, everybody, i'm rick sanchez, a little jet lag, but no worse for the wear, we're going to begin with this, the next generation of news, what we call a conversation, not a speech, and as always, it's your turn to get involved. let's start with this. >>> i want you

on campus that nervous feeling that the suspect is one of them, a member of the yale university community could just go to work one day, and i'm not even aware that someone has something against me? how can i proceed like that every day? >> it makes us all feel powerless that we couldn't be there to help her and be there for her. >> reporter: police have interviewed more than 100 people during the course of this investigation. and according to published reports, they've actually interviewed the suspect several times. and matt, they really focused on him, according to those reports, because he could not explain those fresh scratch marks on his chest. once again to recap, we're expecting an arrest, according to police, later this morning. >> jeff ross known new haven, connecticut, jeff, thanks very much. >>> let's bring in criminal profiler pat brown. pat, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. >> if you look at the facts we've just learned from jeff, if these are all true, we've got a guy with scratch marks on his body, defensive wounds. he perhaps has failed a polygraph. he had acces

. >>> yale university is offering a $10,000 reward this morning for any information about the disappearanceannie le. the 24-year-old medical student was due to get married tomorrow. but she vanished without a trace on tuesday morning. and abc's sharyn alfonsi joins us from new haven, connecticut, with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bill. well, that wedding now has officially been called off. and about 100 state and federal investigators are looking for annie. they're combing over her computer. looking for any kind of clues. they're trying to figure out whether this is a case of a bride-to-be who got cold feet, or if she was the victim of a violent crime. friends say annie le was thrilled to get married. her facebook page is filled with pictures of her fiance, and has every detail of the ceremony, including the four wedding dresses she was considering wearing. now, those who were invited to celebrate with le and her fiance, jonathan widawsky, on long island tomorrow, are concerned. >> someone said, they think she's a runaway bride. i said, no way. they were deeply

. >>> clues are pointing to an inside job in the killing of a yale university student. annie le's body was found on sunday. her body had been stuck inside a wall of it laboratory building as part of the medical school complex. >>> a federal raid in new york city. fbi agents raided three apartments in queens yesterday after tracking the calls of a man who traveled from pakistan to new york city over the weekend. officials say there was no specific plots and that there is no that to safety. there were reportedly no arrests. >>> we have a traffic alert. vdot will close the beltway in both directions at the chain bridge road exit for up to 30 minutes at a time on september 25 and september 26. this is so they can relocate overhead power lines for the metro rail project. >>> the latest round over the stalled hot lanes project. five supervisors issued a joint statement urging tim kaine to end a state delay on this project. this project was put on hold. arlington county has sued to halt the project. >>> -- it is also considering toll lanes on interstate 66. officials are real

 richard levin, yale university president talked about that. gave us a thumbnail of who raymond clark, iii, is. >> mr. clark has been a lab technician at yale since december 2004. his supervisor reports that nothing in the history of his employment here gave any indication that his involvement in such a crime might be possib possible. it is very disturbing to think that a university employee might have committed this terrible crime. but, as i reminded our community, we must not let this incident shatter our trust in one another. >> okay. again, back to marcia chambers, editor of the "branford eagle" does he have any violent criminal history, marcia? >> he doesn't have any violent criminal history except one incident we can report and i reported on that appeared in the "new haven independent" which occurred september 29th, 2003, when both he and his then girlfriend or -- or -- about to be his former girlfriend were both seniors at branford high school and she wanted to break up with him and he was very disturbed about that. he confronted her in t

now, yale university has just sent out a message from its president, richard levin, and he says that raymond clark has been an employee as a lab technician since december of 2004 here at yale. he says his supervisor reports that nothing in his history of his employment at the university gave an indication that his involvement in such a crime might be possible. also, heidi, while officials weren't giving details about what exactly led them to this arrest, one of the representatives from the fbi also pointed out that the polygraph unit and the behavioral analysis unit participated in this investigation, which can give you some insight into how this investigation went down. also, one thing i also wanted to mention is that the new haven police chief said, this is not an urban crime. this is a crime about workplace violence. but he really refused to talk about any kind of relationship or interaction that this suspect had with annie le, the graduate student who was murdered. and she disappeared last tuesday, her body, of course, found on sunday. >> yeah. the same day that she was supposed t

connecticut, any minute now we're expecting an announcement perfect police investigating the murder of yale university grad student annie le whose body was found stuffed into the wall of a building on the yale campus. have police solved the crime? we may find out in a few moments. >> president jimmy carter saying racism not only exists in america but bubbled up because >> i live in the south and i've seen the south come a long way and i've seen the rest of the country that shared the south's attitude towards minority groups at that time, particularly african-americans. that racism in connection still exists. i think it's bubbled up to the surface. because a belief among many white people, not just in the south but around the country that african-americans are not qualified to lead this great country. it's an abominable circumstance and grieves me and concerns me very deeply. >> president jimmy carter saying racism not only exists in america but bubbled up because many white people believe an african-american president cannot lead the country. with us now, mark williams, chief organizer of the tea part

they say they want to thank friends and family at yale university for their support.nt read in part the entire yale community as well as our extended families and friends have been very supportive, helpful and caring. >> two search warrants out for this person of interest, they're going to search his apartment, get blood, hair and skin samples. it was fairly easy for them to narrow it down because few people had access to this building. >> he was also was one of the one who is failed the polygraph tests. >> some news sources are reporting he was 24 and he was also engaged. curious to know what actually happened there. >> we will know more in the coming days. >> coming up, author dan brown is at it again. >> his newest novel seeks out the hidden symbols of the nation's capital. call it dc's da vinci code. dc's divin chi code. here. go f. >> if you have read the da vinci code, you know author dan brown. his new book hit book stores yesterday. >> his premise is a secret code might be hidden among washington, d.c.'s famous buildings and monuments. david wright investigate

now, her entire family gathered in new haven, connecticut where yale university is. ing for answers desperately waiting for any word on her whereabouts, her fiance, not a suspect i might add, is a columbia university grad. he is cooperating with authorities. we will bring you that news conference that happened. i'm julie banderas. >> (applause) >> she's known as the queen of southern kcuisine and while she has many of us licking our chops with her mouth watering recipes she is on a mission to help feed those who don't have enough to eat welcome one of my favorites and i'm sure one of yours, paula dean. >> hey, you! (applause) >> how are you all? my husband, y'all. >> hi, paula. >> oh, help me up. oh, my god. >> mike: how are you? >> i'm fine. how are you doing? >> delighted to have you here. >> is that not the cutest-- i love it keep talking, keep talking here. >> listen, so happy to see his dimples and then he told me how he got it so i realized why he only has one. >> mike: now you're going to make me tell the story, paula. >> great and i got lipstick on y you. >> m

a spokesperson with yale university says there is no evidence of foul play at this time.e disappeared from the building behind me, her family, friends and her fiance are holding out hope the mystery will be solved and their sunday we hadsing which still has not been officially canceled can ultimately go on. on her facebook page sunday, 24-year-old annie le wrote less than one week until the big day, but two days later, the student vanished. fbi agents used dogs to search the building where she went missing tuesday morning. >> we're just praying that she's going to pop up somewhere and everything's okay. we're not going to look at the worst here. >> reporter: the l at 1 1in00as tuday after she walked a few blocks from one office lab to another. surveillance video captured her entering the building. that building was evacuated after an unexpected fire drill at 1:00 p.m. there is no evidence le actually left. her purse and cell phone were found back in her office lab. >> we're all kind of at edge walking around because we don't know what happened. so we would just like to he

x the yale university student who disappear days before her weeing wrote a paper about staying safe on campus. the 24-year-old student was last seen tuesday at her lab, her cell phone, purse was found in the office. >>> the local woman with terminal cancer trying to fulfill a real life bucket list. the 70-year-old has gone hang gliding, swimming with sharks and jumped into a river from a 400-foot-high cliff. she's completing the adventures with her family by her side. they're explaining how the experiences is helping them through the illness. >> it is so exciting to see her just embrace life. today is 9/11, you know, life hits you and knocks you down and you have to choice at the time as to what to do about it. >> the next adventure is sky diving this weekend weather permit and then swimming with dolphins and riding donkeys down the grand canyon. >> more power to her. >> take a live look and stay tuned. tim williams will be back with the first-warning weather forecast. >>> let's look at the day's midday stocks. >> our mr. basement, almost covers up the dog. looks like a cape. >> he'

>>> police in new haven, connecticut, question a yale university lab worker about the killing of lab student annie le. we have the latest developments. >>> former president jimmy carter blames racism for some of the intense animosity against president obama. do you agree? >>> and -- >> it's not really scary. it's exciting. i wouldn't call it scary. >> a high school cheerleader faces off with that ten foot 353-pound alligator in south carolina. wait until you hear what happened. >>> i'mry shill carry. welcome to mhln. investigators are testing the dna of a lab instructor to see if he is linked to the killing of grad student annie le. they questioned raymond clark last night. they searched his apartment. >> reporter: no one came to the door when eyewitness news cameras arrived. the man who lives in this company, number 1-a,is ray clark. he apparently lives here with his girlfriend. the manager of the apartment complex tells us no one has seen him since thursday. although undercover new haven detectives have been closely watching his apartment ever since yesterday. >> it's very nerve-ra

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