BERMAN: Welcome back, everyone. Several members of Congress are in Havana today to press Cuba's government to release an American contractor. Alan Gross is serving 15 years for allegedly bringing banned satellite equipment into Cuba. He was jailed in 2009. U.S. officials say he's suffering from chronic health problems. A New York City television anchor is in court today accused of choking his wife. Rob Morrison of WCBS is charged with second degree strangulation and disorderly conduct. He allegedly accosted his wife, CBS Money Watch anchor, Ashley Morrison, at their Connecticut home over the weekend. In California, a suspected rapist apparently used the dating site christianmingle.com, and police are investigating the possibility of other victims. My friend Miguel Marquez is following this disturbing case for us from Los Angeles. Miguel?</s>MIGUEL MARQUEZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, disturbing is right there, John. This involves the case of Sean Banks, he's a 37-year-old former Navyman. He got in 2002 and police say that, back in November, he talked a woman into going to her house after meeting her on christianmingle.com. He became sexually aggressive then, and it led to rape. He's been charged with rape, burglary, and digital penetration. What's concerning here to police, they say, is that Mr. Banks has gone by several different names, several different profiles on christianmingle.com. He used the name "Rarity" the night that this alleged incident occurred, but he's also gone by "Rylan", "Rylan Butterwood" and "Rylan Harbough". Also concerning to police is this is an individual who has connections to several states since getting out of the Navy in 2002. North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Colorado, Virginia, and Michigan he all has connections to. Christian Mingle has -- the parent company Sparks Network that owns other faith-based dating sites like JDate.com, they have been cooperating with police.
Alleged Rapist Uses Christian Dating Site to Target Victims