here. >> gillian: it is a total joy. >> take a look at this the closed-door interview with lawmakers. which was released on the same date that form a president trump face to state indictment, at that time enough putting creams of double standards into pretty stark relief. case in point, the former police commissioner to commit a crime similar to hunter biden, but rather than a plea deal, ended up getting sentence and surveying ten months and praise and listen. >> i went through that some of my life, and this is the way the criminal justice system the serfs to be and i wanted to take accountability for what i did. this is the where the justice system this must be designed. and it should be -- everyone should be held accountable across the board, i'm sure that millions and millions of americans across the world they want fairness in the justice system. >> lucas jones is from capitol hill with more details. hello lucas. >> it is not just a gentleman involved in that case, but the amount of money involved in taxes owed to the u.s. government that ex-baltimore police chief owed $67,000 of taxes and hunter biden owed millions in equity at the gun charge. for the state one more sound bite from the show yesterday. >> everyone should be held accountable across the board. particularly even if the value of the money value and similar things you described with the gun and with narcotics you know it is -- they should be held at the same standard as me. >> and here is senator josh on what devon archer revealed the congress. >> we know he not only disgusted but had the contacts with their directives. joe biden himself was there physically in the room with these executives, and at the time as you pointed out, they're paying his sound to get this prosecutor off t the back whiche did for them. >> back to that july jobs as we mentioned earlier, new jobs which was below estimates gillian, a sign of slow economic growth not to headline the what they wanted -- 2,000 manufacturing jobs were lost last month, and a new unemployment rate is 3.5% which was in line with expectations and it's near the lowest level since 1969 like the rate of inflation growth had slowed prices and prices continue to rise, mortgage rates are now at a 23 year high, if you are not the white house wanted to tell jerry and? >> gillian: you are definitely not on capitol hill, sorry about that, you are brilliant ten all weekend long. sorry about that lucas than thank you. dana? >> dana: the it could be a remh of the last election, both parties are going all in on a theme of defending democracy, the anchor for sunday has been quite a week and it's great to have you here with us. it's nice to see you here what you think of the week legally? how do you process all around? >> this has another important date, simply to the former president's trial canada, he has multiple states and now he has multiple federal indictments and now he's in georgia, and we thie window for when that special grand jury is coming from georgia will come so politically this always pays dividends for the former president in the polls and in fund-raising may believe this is another serious situation where he's actually facing potential time behind bars. so it's a lot to digest first-team mhs calendar lines. >> on the legal experts at spoken to they all seem to agree that this case legally speaking is weaker than some of the other days in particular they seem to be highlighted and classified documents in the florida case. when do you think it -- how do you think the timing on that is going to impact the way it plays out in the court system? >> that has to do with the judge, we already know the former president would do back in the d.c. court room but this case is smaller, when you have four accounts there if that is complex or involved as the classified documents chase, so it's possible he could leapfrog and be an earlier trial in the justice department is indicated that they want to move on that d.c. case and the judge may be willing to go along with that there. >> in the meantime when the middle of the elections and for much from today that will have voters in iowa voting, so here's something that's interesting, we know that president trump has his commanding lead, and the other candidates are trying to break through the list to how the ron desantis talked about what he would do if you got to washington as president. >> we are going to start slitting throats on day one and be ready to go you didn't see a huge, huge outcry because washington wants to protect its own, but at the end of the day this is a city that has failed this country. >> and so, there you go. obviously it's a hyperbole, he's not actually going to slit throats, but the left will say that he would be worse than trump. >> but you also hear others talking about firing tens of thousands of federal workers which we all know how hard it is to do that in practice, but he thinks he has a way to do that, you gonna continue to hear that theme that i'm the one who would drain the swamp and you saw this go back and forth with ron desantis and governor about what he needs the years if used in a gated center for and for the santa says he could have done it but president trump said he's gonna go back in a few days and get these things done so everybody wants to see this swamp drained and i think most americans absolutely want that deprive us of the party they broken so who can actually convince primary voters they can do a question mark >> i think the biggest problem for the republican slate is going to be trumps legal troubles in the sense that this is not my original analysis that came from my thing yesterday, because she was saying how all of this legal drama is going to suck up on the air and most importantly how the coverage. >> so how much send a situation like this that he had to be involved in illegal preparations are how can you focus on campaigning? >> i need a full client's focus, because you get a half to be prepared to be called for cross examination if they put them on the stand, and you know is a defendant i think is just going to be that he wants to be in the stand, and you have to hash that out with his attorneys that is a lot of prep for a one trial states coming as well, multiple federal indictments so you need focus but listen, this is a guy that thrives in the conflict and he likes the combative stage. >> so this sunday you have his lawyer? >> yes he is going to join us any we are going to talk about what the president is accused of a what the defense strategy is and how you manage this canada anymore log on the case in miami, they tried to say that listen he is running for president -- impact the schedule, the judge says no, they are people are very important busy jobs and you have to show up if you on being tried. so did. >> you know that senior. >> look at my girlfriends end. [cheers and applause] all right we will will see you sunday. >> take a look at this, police in southern california investigating a debbie reese shooter back shooting at a court judge, the judges in custody no, and being crushed in we are joid sausalito, with new details. >> good morning joe young just about an hour ago, police confie arrest of this judge and his mug shots been taken, jeffrey ferguson was taken into custody after suspicion of homicide after a fatal shooting in his home, here in 72 years old and accused of murdering his 65-year-old wife. the shooting happened last night at the couple's home on east canyon vista drive in anaheim hills, a quiet suburb of orange county south of los angeles. law-enforcement say that they arrive shortly after 8:00 p.m. after getting reports of a single gunshot, they discovered a woman who had been shot, that woman was identified as cheryl ferguson, she was pronounced dead at the scene. police sources told local media that they lived in a home for many years with their college-age son, but at this point it is not clear if he was on last night, nor have police said what they think let up to the shooting. ferguson has been a court judge since 2015 before that he spent 30 years in the orange county district attorney's office where he worked with the major narcotics enforcement detail. now he's being held at the local jail on $1 billion bond for allegedly murdering his wife, anaheim police saying that their investigation is continuing and detectives have been at the scene at the house at anaheim hills throughout the night gathering evidence and we hope to have more details on this breaking news story later today. >> i thank you. >> republican senators taking his first two of the unfolding chaos as a presidential candidate, so just how bad is it? 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( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) can't stop adding stuff to your cart? get the bank of america customized cash rewards card, choose the online shopping category and earn 3% cash back. >> that theft if you are an agricultural intellectual property was a focus of a roundtable and i am as i stated. lawmakers got to hear from u.s. farmers that say china's unfair practices are causing them big bucks. the round table took place what you learn from their brain? >> if you touched on this with congressman gallagher, but over the last two years chinese nationals have been sent to prison for attempting to steal software algorithms involving farmiga trying to steal crises from kansas and genetically engineered corn seeds from right here on farms in iowa. now the united states says that china is going after what they say at the secret patent since usc's costing american companies that develop them billions of dollars in these companies recoup losses by then charging american farmers more for the gec's that offer farmers competitive advantage is likely a plant's ability or insect resistance the average price for the gec is up 453% since 1990 in part because. for i am a part farmers, aiming to target the same business. >> the bottom line gets thinner and thinner and tighter and tighter about making those investments and inputs is a challenge when you are dealing with somebody else getting the benefits without paying for it the iep. >> we were here for the select committee on the roundtable in iowa. yesterday they discussed our national security is really at risk. because china is using gec code as a bio weapon perhaps they could do that, to wipe out u.s. crops listen to this. >> what keeps me up at night is that if they are steering our seeds and reverse engineering know what makes them drought resistant and pest resistant bus to say they couldn't turn back around on us. our food supply is sacred is a issue. >> now china's recent interest in buying u.s. aquaculture land is also underscoring the threat that china poses. china now owns 325,009 acres of rain in the u.s., and that's 56% since 2011. you speak to farmers are here and they say he is the conundrum of one out of every three of the soul being those out here get sent to china, they want congress to be tougher without alienating the number one customer. >> dana: thank you for going out there to iowa we set we appreciated. >> we are just a moment away from the update on the investigation into the gilgo beach killer miters a special task force says that they have new info on the serial killings. she is live on the scene and how podge new york, what you tell skc? >> hello gillian, any minute now we are expected to learn more about the gilgo beach killer killings here on long island. that district attorney just told me this morning that he will announce the identity of another victim, back in 1996, a woman's partial remains was located on fire island, and those remains became known as janesville number seven. that set of remains was later linked to another set found in 2011 near gill gold beach. at this point there's no indication as to where the defendant is linked to this campaign, but with this new information as it comes as prosecutors are seeking more dna evidence from rocks, specifically requesting a dna cheeks swab, expecting to learn more about a potential victim in this case, and is just a matter of moments gillian book and a half that update for viewers right now. >> thank you so much standby. let us not go live to the press conference underway in new york. >> remains of legs and feet were found on fire island about a mile west of davis park beach. and then 15 years later, on april 11th 2011, additional remains consisting of a skull were discovered at till bay beach nassau county. those remains it -- that skull was found following the discovery of the remains of jessica taylor and the skull was found on the same day as the remains of what is commonly become to refer to his peaches was frowned on jones beach. thereafter in july of 2011 and the lab linked the two sets of amines via dna analysis. and by that i mean that the legs that were found in the vicinity of davis park, they were compared with the remains found at tilray beach, and it was determined that it was the same person. since 2011, that victim was known by various names including fire island janesville. today, we are here to announce as part of the go-go task force, the re-examination of all the evidence of the case we have been able to identify the woman as carrying for god who was 33 years old at the time of her disappearance and i believe we have a picture of her. and i think it is important that we remember and honor not only her, but all the victims on gill go beach. she went missing in approximately february 14th 1996. at the time she lived on west 45th street in manhattan and was believed to be working as an expert at the time of her disappearance. there was no missing persons complaint filed at the time in her disappearance. in august of 2022, approximately six months after we formed this task force, a dna profile suitable for a gin article comparison was developed from the remains of karen. in september of 2022, the fbi was able to via a genetic genealogy review, they were able to identify this woman as the jane delk. thereafter in 2022, using a google swap for a relative -- we were able to identify her. prior to disclosing this information, we needed to contact all of her family members in additionally, at or around the same time, we were beginning our grand jury confidential investigation into what is been known as the gill go for and that is the murders of marine vines and megan and costello, so we decided we would not gonna make any public comment on this time, however since then the results of that investigation have become public and we have made the necessary notification to her family to karen's family, we can make this important announcement now. not just when i think in particular special agent lori from the fbi, and her work with the familiar dna, she worked with conjunction with our clock crime lab. he and his team in coordination with the police department's homicide unit, so when i think them in particular for all of their work of course also when i think i task force members and i share. and spencer from the fbi, and i when i think the new york state police and the police department who could make a here and i would just want to thank them for not only their work on this case, but for all their work in the task force going forward. it is important to note that there were no charges at this time and chance disappearance was in 1996 which was 27 years ago and we are going to continue to work this particular case as we did the other investigation. and were going to have no comment on what if any suspects we develop at this time. and this is a confidential investigation so i'm not going to be taken into questions but our investigation is continuing thank you all so very much. >>no questions. if you want to talk about something regarding the gill go forth, but today this press conference is about miss karen. and we've been able to identify her, and we are continuing our investigation is not with regard to to the go-go for about all of the victims on the beach. so thank you all very much. >> we've been telling you about this press conference, so this is pretty interesting and we want to bring a ted williams who is joining us now and tight as i wrap up disk press conference for everybody let me introduce you to the show. so the investigators have found and identified another victim karen, she went missing in 1996, and that was 27 years ago. they were able to identify the remains but now as the attending there he said, let us not take questions today let's just let this be a day will be announce that we have found out who she is and this investigation continues what did you think? >> well, what they are trying to going to have to do is to connect the dots to try to determine if there is any kind of connection between the suspected serial killer that they have in custody wrecks humor men, and caring for god, they've not been able to connect those dots and clearly they have not announced it but this just tells us again that aimed that beach area that either it w wasa killing field for this serial killer wrecks human men, and all those other individuals that i think just the task force there is looking out to try and make a determination as to whether other people that other individuals are involved in these killings they are. >> ted standby, we want to bring in mercedes to join us now. i believe we have either mercedes. the announcement of this for the suspect identity impact the ongoing criminal investigation? >> that's a great point, part of it is now they have to look of it and all the other forensic that will flow from the identity of miss karen, they have to see if there's any evidence whatsoever that links her to the killer, left to see what the forensic say, we know that been able to connect one of the others, cup of the others based on choice anecdotes, and a hair sample from them to life, and one here sample from the body of ms. waterman. so it will expand the investigation and we know from all of the law enforcement officials that haven't participated in the investigation they've made it clear that they've not gonna let any stone beyond turned it. they're looking at other states and other individuals that are missing and are looking to see if there any identity whatsoever of some of these individuals were missing to missing for decades and they have not been able to link -- the bodies of individuals who are significantly decomposed, if they can make it to the identities of the individuals so it really because expanded exponentially and i'm sure the family is very grateful to know that at a minimum, that her body at least has been identified and now they can rest in peace knowing what it ultimately ended up happening 27 years ago. when in a fortunate ending. >> do you know of her family suspected that she might've been one >> is a good question, i'm sure that anyone who has a missing level instantly went around at the time were looking at, when looking at anyone missing from the mid-90s and actually some office officials said that they made it before that but they're looking at the 2011 at least locally and they have him focus beyond that because there has been reports that the killings stopped in the new york region in 2011 and it might've been just the intense media attention that really centered around the bodies being discovered around that time another have to look for other states but certainly hear the window seems to be 1990s to mid-90s a 2011 so anyone who has a missing one where there's been no account or whereabouts whatsoever, i am sure they are saying that this might be a loved one that this might be one of the individuals that they suspect it's really a killer may have killed them. especially if they were missing around that time. >> there still remains of three more victims in the larger gill gold beach investigation that unidentified as the identification of jane doe number seven today who has been known for years now help with that process? >> it could very well help if they can show a connection between humor men, and those individuals. what law enforcement have not been able to do, and that is to have tunnel vision, but they need to continue to look at the broad picture here that where every human men may have been and they can identify locations they he was, they are going to have to go to those location and baths for another dna swab from the courts of the killer, and the dinner trying use that to connect to see if he was involved in other locations, so this is all significant but it's all part of an ongoing investigation and it's going to take some time. but we always have to be aware and leery of copycats because once these killers identify copycats who want to bring bodies to those locations, they could very well have done so and it may very well not have been associated directly with human men. >> one of the things about mercedes, is heuermann has not spoken, and we talk to the daughter of the other killer, she was saying how her father loves publicity, but heuermann has not spoken yet, and i wondering what you make of that. because i'm not an expert in serial killers. but is not unusual? >> as a defense attorney, they will tell their clients do not speak. it is vital for them to not to have communications about -- even professing their innocence, just speaks through the lawyers and speaking up in court and speak with meaningful but having any sort of dialogue especially publicly is very dangerous. so that is just routinely done in these sets of circumstances and lorries will step ended late in science their clients. >> quick follow-up they're saying that the dna of caryn's remains have linked to the other three unidentified victims remains. what is that mean. in layman speak >> there might be fibers or hair samples not to the body of the lady, but now they have to friends in a great test so there is clear chase evidence of at least other individuals that they just have not been able to pinpoint who those others individuals are but if they are linked it to some of the women that have already been identified and certainly it's very easy for these individuals if they are somehow linked to those who have already been the board in 2019, but wanted then that is different now what did you see that was different and what disturbs you and what do you think needs to be fixed? >> >> when you have a president that unleashes insecure borders, we cannot be surprised by more than 6 million illegal crossings, however, the devastation of 70,000 americans who lost their lives to fight now, because joe biden refuses to close their southern border which is preventable, as president of united states i will finish this well and i will use the available technology to surveilled our borders to stop trenton off from killing another 70,000 americans in the next 122 months. >> did you have a chance to talk to some local people available to their make of this recent search, we can pull up call number one, july compared to june 230000 arrests in july, and there were only a hundred thousand in june, so that's a pretty traumatic up to but what do they mark that down as. because the binding ministrations of the been doing a pretty good job. >> diminished that administration continues to dull the american people. believe what you say not what you see with your own eyes, that i've had an opportunity to speak with law enforcement and they tell me this search continues and how we will meet after we leave the border right now with the community leader and frankly the folks who lost their kids to think not. the devastation that we are experiencing is americans is preventable. much of it is preventable if we finish a wall and use technology in fire joe biden and hire me. i will be the president that finishes this wall, and take seriously the opportunity to save tens of thousands of americans from the drug effect now. >> fed now is a huge issue and it's not just at the board it's happening all across the country's interest in the last question i have for you, for four months i believe from the day that iowa voters will go to the polls in a new hampshire of course after that, but this is getting real and getting real fast and the latest poll here from "the new york times" showed tromp at 54%, dissent is a semi team, and thanks scott and haley had 3% now, i know that voting has not started yet, but the debate hasn't happened yet but these numbers are making people start to feel like is this an impossible situation for any of those candidates who want to challenge donald trump? >> not at all. what i'm excited about is that on the ready in third place and we continue to see our poll numbers move, what we are understanding every single day is that the voters in iowa want an optimistic positive message anchored in conservatism as long as you have a backbone, the movie be people of the more excited we are about the future of this campaign. the good news is we have not yet started the sprint and we are still in the long journey, and that starts at the fourth quarter and i'm excited that we will be at the finish line and we will get there first. january 14th. >> i was keeping up with you but you are mixing in's sports metaphor. senator thank you. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> coming up putting a stop to screen time for teenagers. how china has not cracking down on internet addiction in the new digital age. with your hearing, if you start having a little trouble, you're concerned that it's going to cost you money. to this day i only paid what i had to pay for the device... when i go back everything is covered. there's so much you're missing by not having 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group, but no more than two hours for anybody on a daily basis. during his knowledge jim, the founder and ceo of common sense media, jim, i have a lot at stake personally and this developing story, because i have a two euros at home, and i personally had a shock to the gut about six months ago, because i learned that here in america the american academy of pediatrics says no screen time at all. for kids expedient phones for kids under two years old. my god is already like hook, li, and sinker. my daughter just turned two years old. >> i think should be okay, but this is very interesting joe young, you're gonna be okay as a mother trust me. you just need to use common sense. but you need to use common sense, the truth is, shiny has a policy draconian policy, you never can i see this kind of policy temperament and in united states. but, there's a lot for parents to learn here, which is actually limiting screen time that is incredibly important for your kids healthy social emotional and cognitive development. for example, you have a two euro, so that is already a huge time for brain development. so limits on screen time, they're really good, there are lots of ways we have to look and hold sigtech accountable for this. we don't want to be china, we don't have a censorship world, but we do want to hold big tech companies accountable for limiting the damage that they can do the kids brains and that's a house. >> what you think jim about this? this is from the pew research center in washington, dated research and found that parents, parents of kids between zero and age of two, but let me start that a different way -- percent of parents started their kids between zero and h2 jet screens, 29% is 24 and 26% between five and eight in the 14% between nine and 11, when you think is the optimal age to introduce them to screens? >> the later the better. delay delay delays but i will tell you. i've got four children myself, and i would tell you that they are so many other ways for kids to learn and engage with you their mothers who are with the outside world. so i think, you need to delay delay delay. i mean some kids don't get a high school phone up to the go-to high school. that may be outdated, but he want to set clear limits, you also want to have an ongoing conversation with your kids about the downside of deck technology, and they're wonderful things as where they can get addicted, that's why dictates get it like adults can get addicted as well. they have to set limits. the government is not going to set and ended with the chinese are doing, believe they sounded the alarm for well over a decade about the impact of screen time, such as be a good parent and set limits and find other ways for your kids and then let's all hold big tech, but that's critical. >> it sounds rather commonsensical, but we have to leave it there but let me hit you up on email outside the show from her advice thank you so much. >> that sounds great gillian, good luck. >> the ministry of floyd as we've identified the remains of the woman never reported missin6 years ago, 39-year-old was found in a shallow grave over the years and authorities took steps to identify the remains finally succeeding late last year, but now they're asking for the public's help. jenny me now is cort hoffman thank you so much for coming, so i think it's really upsetting is this story was never reported missing her she was reported missing. >> yes that's correct, we had her listed as a jane doe for 16 years, and the dna technology being what it is now, this was still a pretty difficult case to identify her, but ones who really knew who she was to make a tracer steps and talk to family members and really start working on the investigation. >> to me about the technology and how it changed for you in this case? >> gently so it's fascinating, and in this case, the body was essentially bones, bones are very difficult to get a dna sample from. especially exposure to the elements in particular grade skype was wet. the gravesite was wet. but there he would get dna from the bones, sometimes from molars in the teeth to a process where they can actually extract the calcium and other things that typically degrade the dna sample and get a sample that can d.n.a. sample and we found that her aunt was in the data base and started working the investigation. >> dana: we put on the screen for everyone to see the tipline for people to call. 941-861-4900. you're asking for people to help. so she was living at the time, i understand, with her husband. james and their son, james jr. have you talked to james? >> that's correct. we've talked to james. he's currently out of the state of florida. and he is certainly the focus of our investigation right now. and i would hope here shortly we'll have some news with that regard. but he is certainly the focus of the investigation. he did not report her missing at the time, dana. >> dana: do you know if her son is alive and well? >> he is. we've spoke to him as well. he's now an adult, obviously. he was, you know, 4 or 5 years old at the time of the case. we have spoke to him as well. >> dana: what sort of information are you asking people to call in with? like if they -- to, you know, rack their brains and go back in their memory bank, what would help you? >> that's exactly what we're asking. what her daily routine was, whereabouts, friends, other people that she associated with, she went missing in early 2006. her husband left the state of florida in 2006. so we have that gap, 2006 where we would like to fill it in with friends, family, neighbors, anybody that knew her routine or could help her in this case. >> dana: sarasota county sheriff, thank you for joining us today. i wish you well in trying to solve this and we think of her and her family members who must have -- somebody must have missed her. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> dana: great to see you. sad crimes out there today. identifications and technology is changing so many of these cases. pretty remarkable. thanks for coming up to new york. that's going to be it for "america's newsroom." 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