Topics and Guests: January 9

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The opening salvos in Judge Samuel Alito's Supreme Court confirmation hearings have been fired. Will Alito face smooth sailing or a rocky road ahead?

Plus, could DNA tests prove that an innocent man was executed and a dangerous killer has been at large for more than 20 years? Greta investigates.

Then, a pregnant woman vanishes on Christmas Eve. Her car was found, but two key items were missing. Can this help explain what happened to her? We'll get a live report.

And, we'll hear from a woman who went into George Smith's cruise ship cabin just hours after he disappeared. Was there blood inside the cabin? And did it look like a man had been fighting for his life in that room?

Tuesday, January 10

A new book sheds some light on Laci Peterson's life. Could it also reveal new information about Laci's brutal murder? Tune in, when Greta sits down with Laci's mother, Sharon Rocha, author of "For Laci: A Mother's Story of Love, Loss and Justice."

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