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
it like a karaoke moment you ve got to applaud that. thanks so, much laura coates, appreciate it. so, rudy giuliani texting his way into trouble and donald trump singing no, no, no, like destiny s child, and the secret service driving that train will brief on cocaine. i am john berman. and this is cnn tonight or, as i like to call it, cnn very nearly two more. because there is new news tonight on legal jeopardy for rudy giuliani, a new campaign drama surrounding the ultra. but before what just happened, what will happen. tomorrow. pretty early, in fact. the secret service is expected to say what it know is about the cocaine found in the white house. not since willie nelson smoked a joint on the white house roof have drugs inside 1600 pennsylvania avenue raised so many questions. by the way, it will email something really happened. jimmy carter confirmed it. the cocaine situation has been way more mysterious and the source of way more wild and baseless speculation, a
any party in a lawsuit has an obligation to turn over discovery, meaning relevant information that the other side requests. here, the plaintiffs asked for everything relating to your election fraud claims. they didn t get this from rudy, though rudy s team failed to turn this over, which is a big problem. they got it from somewhere else, the plaintiffs. and so what the plaintiffs are asking the judge to do here is, first of all, they say you should call this case. we win because this is a serious violation. he s hiding from us. that s a long shot. but they re also asking the judge for what we call an adverse inference judge. you should rule as a matter of law that he s hiding these on purpose. and we get to argue that to a jury. all right. this is just one thing hanging over rudy giuliani said he testified for eight hours, answered questions for eight hours to two lawyers from the special counsel s office. how do you explain eight hours of testimony? this one is ty
not a so gun shy republicans pledged allegiance to guns at the annual nr convention as a second deadl mass shooting in a week play out of just hours away i louisville i ll talk one-on-one wit morgan mcgarvey the kentucky congressman behind the fiery rebuke of republican prioritization of banning book and direct shows over weapon of war plus, fox news, outfoxed the media empire said to begin a huge jury trial tomorrow for pushing for president trump big lie over stolen election all right and what s called on of the most consequentia defamation lawsuits in decades it s black maternal health week did you know black women are three times more likely than white women to die from pregnancy related cause? we ll take a look at why thi is happening and what s bein done to narrow the widenin disparities in materna mortality. all of that and more is coming up and good sunday morning to you i am katie phang the nra convention wraps up in indianapolis today as more gun violence or perhap