We have you covered on a story that wasn t supposed to be. We knew that ida was barrelling to the gulf coast and did considerable damage to louisiana, that she wound then foster rains and showers and floods, possibly going north. But nothing like this. Nothing approaching the historic damage of these storms. We ve got bryan llenas in queens, new york and david lee miller in hoboken, new jersey. We begin with bryan. Bryan, queens has not the so great honor of having been hit the hardest among communities. Yeah, neil. At least 11 people died in their basement apartments in queens, new york like this one behind me. You can see the gapping hole. Horrific. A mother and son died. The building owner came down to warn them and in five minutes, it was too late. There was separation and tragically death. A 2yearold boy ten miles away died. These basement dwellings were horrific places to be during a flash flood event. On top of all of that, we re now getting word that a connecticut state trooper
Maybe he had a friend. That is crazy, they don t work together? serial killers are loners. Very. Rare to suspected killers on the hunt. Hunting them, a detective devoted to justice, and more. It s almost like you adopted these young women? there are a lot of visits at my church where i pray to not screw this up. Hello and welcome to dateline. They were young woman with their whole lives ahead of them. Then, one by one, they started to vanish. It would take a determined detective willing to go into dark places to uncover the diabolical plot behind these disappearances. Here is keith morrison with good and evil. How do you measure a mother s love or gauge the ferocity for impulse to protect? i loved her as much as i could. It was the only thing. How to measure love as visceral as the beating heart in her own body? she was my first born. She was my best friend. Will understand the four mothers you will meet tonight and their connection. None of them would ve thought this possible in years
College. This is not what i was taught at home, et cetera, et cetera. It s unclear precisely what cosby is referring to there. However, if he is suggesting the court freed him because he did not know what he was convicted of doing, that s not the case. The ruling hinged on due process and a promise that the local d. A. Made, at the time, bruce castor. Bruce castor says he made that promise. The kind of criminal immunity for cosby, in exchange for him testifying in a civil case. Cosby did testify in that civil case. And years later, a different prosecutor brought charges and used that testimony against him. The court said this violated his constitutional protection against selfincrimination. Which, of course, came as a tremendous blow to andrea constand and more than 50 other women alleging abuse dating back to the 1970s. In a moment, we will be joined by one of those accusers. First, cnn s jason carroll is near the cosby home just outside philadelphia. Jason, what s the scene like toni
He is freed from prison. Why the pennsylvania supreme court threw out his sexual assault conviction. And later, prince william and harry will unveil a statue honoring their mother, princess di diana. We re live for their closely watched reunion. In a matter of hours criminal indictments against donald trump s family business and one of its top executives are due to be unsealed. We don t know the specific charges yet, but sources say they are related to fringe benefits the trump organization gave to employees and whether taxes should have been paid on them. Paula reid has details. Reporter: a grand jury has returned charges against the trump organization and allen weisselberg. They are expected to contain allegations that both the company and employees likewise weisselberg didn t properly did crow perks doled out and did not pay proper taxes. The allegations here really stem from alleged tax crimes. It is very unusual to charge a company criminally for not paying taxes on company perks,
Say wait one second. This doesn t match up with the truth. This is not what i was taught in college. This is not what i was taught at home, et cetera, et cetera. So it s unclear precisely what cosby is referring to there. However, if he s suggesting that the court freed him because he did not do what he was convicted of doing, that s not the case. The ruling hinged on due process and a promise that the local d. A. Made at the time, bruce castor. Bruce castor says he made that promise, a kind of criminal immune tee for cosby in exchange for him testifying in a civil case. Cosby did testify in that civil case and years later a different prosecutor ubrought charges and used that testimony against him. They said that violated his protection against selfincrimination. In a moment, we ll be joined by one of the accusers. First, cnn s jason carroll is near the cosby home just outside philadelphia. Jason, what s the scene like tonight? reporter: well, much different than how it was just a few