Outfront starts right now outfront next, the breaking news, two new polls with good news for kamala harris as trump tries to convince it s america that he won the debate. Those are his words, is his inner circle that we find that plus setting the record straight, the city of springfield, ohio with a message tonight for trump after he claimed migrants were eating cats and dogs. A top official for springfield will be outfront and more breaking news tonight, rapidly intensifying intensifying hurricane with winds over 100 miles an hour, making landfall near new orleans. Intensity of the storm ticking everyone by surprise, very sudden intensification. We re going to take you there live. Let s go outfront and good evening. I m erin burnett, outfront tonight. The breaking news, two new polls showing harris momentum. Let s look at virginia this is a wide lead. Now that the vice president has in the polling ten point lead two months ago, this very same poll that you re looking at with harris su
in three of 11 killings on new york s long island, how authorities used dna from a pizza crust to identify the suspect. also, could soon be three people charged with classified documents case? maggie haberman joins us live. the heat, what is behind it, where it s worse, and the places that could soon set all- time record. good evening, thanks for joining us. 12 1/2 years ago the bodies of four people were found over several days buried near a remote beach on new york s long island. all four women murdered, wrapped in burlap. they were eventually identified as melissa bartholomew, megan waterman, maureen brainard- barnes and amber lynn castillo they were not the only ones. in the year that followed, investigators would uncover seven more sets of human remains across two long island counties. there were few clues, the case went cold. no arrests were made until now. tonight, the remarkable story of how authorities came first to suspect and then build a six count murder case
could set all-time records. 12 and a half years ago, the bodies of four people were found over several days buried on long island. all four women were murdered, wrapped in burlap. they were eventually identified as melissa bar tholmy, megan, marie and amber lynne costello, and they were not the only ones. investigators would uncover seven more sets of human remains across two long island counties, bringing the total to 11. but there were few clues. the case went cold. no arrests were made until now. tonight the remarkable story of how authorities came first to suspect and build a six-count murder case against a 59-year-old married architect with two children of his own in a home in a quiet long island neighborhood. miguel? reporter: anderson, i want to show you what s been happening outside this home. this case, this unsolved murders, have gripped long island and so many people for so long. police have been out here all day going through his home, bringing out tons of e
top prize has exceeded 1 billion. the next drawing is tuesday, january 10th. good luck. the next hour of cnn newsroom starts right now. i m pamela brown in washington. the top stories for you on this saturday night, republicans search for a path forward of what might be the craziest fight for house speaker ever. i ll talk to the congressman who nominated kevin mccarthy in that all important 15th vote. plus, new details as a virginia teacher lies in a hospital bed after police say she was shot by her 6-year-old student. as football evolves, so does its safety practices. you re in the cnn newsroom. an olive branch this saturday from president biden to the new house speaker kevin mccarthy. the president called mccarthy to congratulate him on his hard-fought win on the 15th vote. it s the kind of civility lacking at times among the speaker s own republican members overnight. moments after mccarthy confronted matt gaetz for forcing that 15th vote, congressman mike ro
point of time. jean casarez, thank you so much for bringing us that update. we want to mary ellen o toole now. she s a former senior profiler for the fbi. mary, thank you so much for sharing part of your afternoon with us. one of the things that really stood out to me in the reporting is this allegation that he potentially carried out these crimes inside his home. is there precedent for a suspected murderer to carry out crimes with his family nearby or at least living in the same area, but for them not to be aware that anything was going on? oh definitely. i mean, these individuals are known for taking a lot of risk in their crimes, and in fact they they ll import risk into their crimes to make it actually more exciting. so yes, there s precedent for that. and this also these are people that are arrogant individuals in terms of their personalities.