BERMAN: A woman in West Virginia who killed her attacker in self-defense may have inadvertently led police to a serial killer. Investigators now suspect Neal Falls may be connected to murders in several states. The woman who survived the attack tells police she fought him off, grabbing his gun and firing the fatal shots.</s>HEATHER, ESCORT KILLED ATTACKER IN SELF-DEFENSE: When he strangled me, he just wouldn't let me get any air. And when he laid the gun down to get the rake out of my hands, I shot him. I know he was there to kill me. I could tell he had already done something because he said that he was -- and going to prison for a long time.</s>BERMAN: Police say evidence in Falls' car could link him to a string of murders in other states. Let's take a look what's coming up on "NEW DAY". Alisyn Camerota joins us now. Good morning, Alisyn.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR, "NEW DAY": Hello, John Berman, great to see you. So as, you know, the search for those two teenage boys still missing off the coast of Florida, it continues at this hour. We will talk with three people who were lost at sea for 20 hours earlier this month. They had to fight off sharks but they survived. How did they do it? Also Planned Parenthood on the defensive after controversial videos appear to show officials negotiating the sale of fetal tissue. Now, some in Congress are trying to defund the group. A top executive at Planned Parenthood joins us to talk about this, this morning. All of that and more when we see you at the top of the hour.</s>BERMAN: Yeah, you literally see me up there at the top of the hour.</s>CAMEROTA: I look forward to that.</s>BERMAN: All right, Alisyn, thanks so much. A million dollars in gold found in a shipwreck 300-years-old. Who tracked it down and where? Find out next.
WV Woman May Have Led Police to Serial Killer.