world cup next friday at 9 p.m. eastern on fox and, the fox sports app. >> we are out of time. >> gre you, carly, tim, guest host. yep. . jim florentineg:e t of. udio catch him. studio audience. fox news tonight is next on gre greg g gutfeld. see it next week at 10 p.m.. well, everybody, i'm jesse waters along with emily companion, harold ford jr. kayleigh mcenany and greg gutfeld. >> it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> a bombshell breakthrough for one of america's most notorious unsolved serial killer cases. >> police arresting rex hugh herman last night for the guilt go beach serial killings. the grisly set of murders of almost a dozen.

>> that's haunted law enforcement for over a decade. back in 2010 and 2011, new york authorities discovered 11 sets of human remains strewn along a suburban long island beach highway. >> he woman has been arrested in connection with the first four murders. their bodies were all found in burlap sacks along the beach in december 2010. >> another six women and a toddler were found in the following months, w womenice will see a fe. had any connection to those killings. >> today, he pleaded not guiltyd to six murder counts. officials say they won't stop unti ml. >> they solve all the killings. vacuuming is a demon that walks among us. a predator that ruined families. if not for the members of this task force. he will still be on the streets today. however, even with this arrest ,we're not done. >> cops linking him to murder through dna left on a discarded pizza box.

the accused was an architect,hei married with a daughter and a stepson and his neighborth a dae stunned. >> the guy's been quiet. never really bothers. >> you were kind of shocked. it's crazy. it's mind blowing. it's, you know, quiet. massapequa park. i've had small talk with thee gentlema n because he would do, like, woodwork. just, you know, average guyaverg living in, you know. >> so then they arrived. >> o >> so this case waf s called for a very long time. how dis d detectives put it together? >> ultimately, it was of yearsed a couple ago by a task force that had been reinstated there on long island. islanand suffolk county. and they linked together some circles, circumstantial tru evidence that included a green truck that he drove that was registered to hickhe registes. and they finally linked it via y dna evidence, good old dna evidence that seems to be resurrecting s and identifying a lot of these perps from these seemingly cold cases.

i talked to paul moro today earlier on my fox true crime podcast. he was an nypd detective and he worked in the intelligence as an augment to the task forces back in 2010, when they were first searching for shannan gilbert's body. >> and he pointed out that back then, the perp used to call the families and talk them and. the it was always the same time of day, the same day of the week from a payphon froe or phone ard midtown. so back then, authorities were backnre thescertai to triangulate where these calls were coming from. and at the endse coming of the, advancement in dna genealogical, forensic evidencee day has brought us ts point like we saw in green river in spokane, serial.t i want to point out one important thing here, that while today is absolutelo y cauf for appreciation for law enforcement celebration, thioras one step in the road to actualau victory and closure, this is ane arrest and identification, not a conviction. yentidentificat. and we don't know aboutl all those other bodies that were discoverebodies td, differ types of manners of death and the different types of

victimofent types and most can . >> we saw that with the spokaneg serial killer. e right. argued. no, no, no, this body can't be him. he always used a gunshot. thistic bag. no plastic bag. and those develop as serialand killerdeves. ifies learn and develop what? gratify them, what things th they can get away with,rs are what manners are more efficient. >> so here might be one person. inv >> and he evolved in the manneoe of his gruesome. or there might be many. so i just put out there, i know law enforcement worksscerta tirelessly to ascertain who is responsible for all those bodiesinonsible . wel and i know that we can count on the community support as well for appreciation this it moment and for continued alpport to identifify the additional murderers behind all the discoveries of all of thosl of e bodies. and yet another reason not to defund the police, because it goeits toward detective work too. >> and cold case research is not all about beat street that the left loves to hammer. t all ab streewhat did you makef the neighbors just shocked that they've been living next an accused serial killer for over a decade. >> it shows i would agree

with emily's last point around . this is the first step. and hopefully this is the first step, a domino dominoes will keep fallin ie es will g. i listen to well, to your point, he looks likeen to yo soo that could be your neighbor at work. he could be your neighbor. and you're and where you in the community you live. he could be your neighbor in a communitke your y where you m, you know, take your kids to the boys and girls club, wherever it may be. so this is it's frightening and startling in that regard . of thos and to tell you, the watching all of those police officers, federal, state and local officials there in that press conferenceco is as painful as some, you know, was a longs press conference, had to be painful for the families. i was so moved when all of them offered condolences to theo the families, the surviving family memberly membes. d >> and i was moved, as all ofasa them talked aboullt, the cooperation that they all had in this in this lengthy investigation. police officers and those in law enforcement never gave up herethose on. and their faithfulness

and their thoroughness to this casefaithful. should should if there are others out there, emily, that participatthere it that that someone else that that that that was involved in this they should know, ould kno thatk force in this community that our resolve will not exhau be exhausted here and west will find them iwill finf he's t the only one. >> emily mentioned the guy was n making calls tot the one.o victs families from work. how sadistic you have to be to do that. >> how sadistic do you have to be to googlt.e child hi google torture as? he did often on his computer to hundreds searches for go go murders in just four months. and he even poin t blank google the question, why hasn't the long island serial killer been caught trying to figure out how they were narrowing with cell phones, narrowingworkf what incredible police work from a thousand phonesrothousan0 phones to a handful of phones. then that green truck as emily mentioned, and then the dna evidence. this is a sick guy. he's described. as a demon that

walked among us by the police commissioner. how eerie thatthat i is, becausn you talk to some of his colleagues, he's described as socias l or a big talker, stand out, very personable, apparentlyd ou if he was in a r, he would seek out and make sure he talked to every person in som the the room. but there was something very weird and odd about him. even set weirdo, i feel for his. i feel for his kids. their lives are changed. i of course, it's innocent until proven guilty, but what a victoriousth pro day for those u women's families who have been tireless in pressing forg . >> and this has been a big casea in the new york area for quite some time. that'srea for quite true. is h and it's been it's good news for fox because this is the same neighborhooe orhoodd that brian kilmeade is from and he's now no longer a person of interest, which is which i'm nd thing we can cross him cross him off the list.ot but i'm not joking. we i still have my suspicions, but i always like watching law enforcement when they when confe they do the press conference because they thank everybody. and it remindsrethey tdy and r e the oscars, the best picture, except these people are real and thespicture see are heroes. and they and you could see

pompmuch it meanmes to and they're not a bunch of pompous actors. it's actually the real thing. ts this guy went to berner high school. did you know that? that's alsr high ol.o the high l that billy baldwin went to? so i think another winner here is that billy baldwin can say he's not the biggest loser from berner high school. >> it's actually he can't i mean, being a actor is nothing like being a serial killer. it is weird, though. he you know what this reminds me of? >> you know how they always say law and order the tv lawripped and order. >> their stories are ripped from the headlines. ththis is like a headline rip from law and order, because generally, you know, the serials killer, you knower, in law and order always turns out to be, you know, the white middle class architect. >> and everybody went foan for r the wrong person first and got him. but this exactly has that tv t twisp t where it's, oh, you kno, be qas known to be quite personable and probably know was smarter than the average bear. but, you know, you know, kept he kw. >> and there he is, another tall serial killer by th.e way.e

>> we talked about this.th exactly. and can i say the reason why they becomis n whe serial is becausee of of that, that lack of memory that everyone has in being associated with them. >> they are non memorable. andso they are not someone that stands out in personality or physically. soutt th that's partly why theye able to fly under the radar because they are sorthey aret of mundane. that's why. and that's also why, by the way, when you uploadso wload yo it's not 23 me, it's not ancestry.com, it's additional sitea,s. and you have to toggle you have to choose actively to toggle to release your dne to relna sot you can help cold cases like this, because otherwise the privacy concerns haveof extinguished all of law enforcement's efforts in that regard. >> i thinknt that regard to i : this is the problem with work prom, that those are work. the kinds of of. >> yes. you know, victims, you canntial choose because essentially we've made them apart from society. maybe they're estranged from their family. and so that their their specific only chosen for that reason. >> they're easy for easy prey. yeah. and emily's point aboutogy an technology and the growth in technology and how that thatd

improvements help us get here can't be understated either. >> so ar e you saying we shouldshould give our dna? >> yes, i believe firmly. yes, believe firmly. >> you should. yes. well, we already did it on 0.1% black, but i don't know if i toggle tell the feds about it. di did we toggle me? d i don't know. >> i don't do your analysis. well, that's johnny black. yeah. >> in a week when he get s back. e well, if i ever commit ave felony, they me coming up a guy, disrupts another industry. >> hollywood actors going on strike like yourself, girl. and nobody will tell you a woman don't know how you deal with all the pressure to look impressive and go out of here. i feel for you killing yourself to find a man that would kill you. >> you wake up put they would chase freedom unlimited. you ca taco shn cash back 3% ong included think cash back how the taco shack. >> i'm working on my cashbac pa >> well, good luck with that. aren't people chase freedom ?

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up some strike themselves. so what's this beef all about? apparently, a lot of it hastifii to do with artificial intelligence. actors worried that their likenessal acto is going to be replaced by a robot union president and former star of drc the nanny, fran drescher explaining thaheexplainit one. >> if we don't stand tall right now, we all going to berel in trouble. >> we are all going to be in ber jeopardy of being replaced by machines. >>machines these companies havee nearly enough to provide for the consent of performers the c to the use of their digital replicas likeness.onthe id eai mean, the idea that theseo e companies should be able to take somebody whose voice , their face, their body and just kind of stole that and use that without meaningfulthatat witho. it's anathema. it's unacceptable. and there'll be no deal unless it's resolved. y >> technology was heavily involved in our last story st seems and a great way technology seems to be involved here as these actors are worried aboud he aret from streaming. >> and how do you how do you think about this weird thing? alking

because what what they're you know, what they're talking about in some ways is that ayout you if you are an extra, you get your you only get paid once. it's like, hey, i'm going to be i'm an extra i'm going to dos mt like ten movies this month. no, they might just take your fach. e and make you an extra and everything else and you get paid for that. but you might not have been job paid at all if you didn't get that job. so it's kind of like maybe pay t you more. i don't know. it's a fair point. i don't you know, the thing is , the writers have been on strike since may and now you gomay tto. the you've got the actors. >> and it's hard to tell if people are noticinrdnoticingg. >> right. to people aren't like it's not like it's not like in the i thine somek somebody went on ste in the 80s. like when sports go on strike, everybody notices it, right? but you don't notice it now. and it's because we created such a silo, a backup ration of. entertainment. >> right. it's like what you don't need mediocre new tv. >> if you can watch it, you can yoe rocktch all of columbo tv wn which is amazing. >> or the rockford files, which i would do. and it'sich i wo. like, there'sh

stuff that maybe a strike is necessary for all of us to catch up. >> i will say the five is safe. you replicate this. >> you know this is not normal. i'm not normal, harold. norma you are not. none of us are normal. and then why? and it's becausel.and it ie ai d on predictions being it being able to best predict human behavior and do it as mathematically as faste. as possible. and you can't. we're too unpredictable weas humans at least we are not the view because season numbered as ol the d as as 1960 the last time the writers and actors went on, went on strike together. but as far back as that wasw, i wa something years now it was pal over movies on television and how actors would get paid for it. here we are now dealinide nog t a similar thing. >> how do you how do you how do you some people have told me tiat my timing is impeccableme a but, you know, days before i go to 8:00, every writer and every actor in america goes on strike. . i have no competition. all scripted shows are going to be stale.

>> you have to watch me now. i'm just saying i'm just very fortunate person. >> i remember years when people all throughout the heartland were that their jobs were being taken away. their jobs were going to china, indonesia, mexico and of these factories were leaving. >> ories be and no one in hollywood said a thing about it. they just watched these people lose their jobs and their livelihood . e alon >> and donald trump came along and he said, let's bringg jobs back. and they hated donald trump for that. and ifck d they you read fran d. she's saying the exact same thing. donaldying the exact s trump sa >> she's out there saying this is a moment of truth is a mo. . these big businesses and thise new technology is taking these jobs away from us and it's time to stand together. >> she didn't stand together lo when everybody else was losing their job. >> when the keystone pipeline lost their job or the miners in jonnesota or any of the cardmin all this stuff went to mexico.

>> so it's a littlt e too late, in my opinion, but it's happening to her and thisy is probably the last union that's been affected through wi type of radical change. >> kelly yeah, hollywood want to be paid more.pa i mean, cry me a river here. this is ridiculousid i don't watch hollywood award shows because it's leftistwatch ho pa one another on a back. this strike is just leftist infighting. that's what thisthn . is it affects the caterer most. >> it affects the crew members most. the people who depend on their paycheck. all because the people at the top want more mone heck fory is what it comes down to. i think it's crazy notr dela only that they say we can expect further delays in upcoming film releases in . upcoming film releases. my family will survive. we survive don't need hollywood. but you know, we couldn't have survived the essential workers. the healthrvived workers showin during the pandemic, the meatpackers showing up during the pandemic. they showepackers d up to do th. but fran drescher wants to sit there. r calledm. erself a victi she called all of hollywood actors victim. i don't think most people in america look at them and say y --,

we're going to miss your movies. [indiscernibse actok that' the reason why so manyrs people find the actors arguments so unpalatablethey a because they're essentially saying, cry me a river. you whreimea rivo are worth $16. but the value in it for this contract negotiation and disagreement is the fact that they are now becoming the figurehead speakerthey now r the guys, the writers and the like that are showing everymone. day, day in and day out, making very little money. >> and if you put this conversation you putersation inr of, yes, it's entertainment, it is considered the creative artie ,the performing arts. >> if we keep it there jusp ret a second, it's interesting just sort of talk about the notion of whether the big studios can use your or e likeness in perpetuity. can you show up for one day? they use your imagay and te as e as they want. you get paid one day if you are hired, not as the scriptwriter anymore, but as the editor for a script tha for a st i generated. >> and interestingly, sarah silverman and d,a fewothes others are spearheading a lawsuit where they are suing u the big studios sayingco the reason you have the compilation, i doempilats it

they used my content that. the reason i as you, as you put forth that it sort ofhemati mathematically generatesca this content, it's because it has mined the internet for ite contencohat. so the artists are saying, that was my content to begin with. so now thient to begs just a de. but it does go into the point you guys are making where this streaming ecosystem has sort of ofees andd a lot of thes salaries. t and the question is who cares? and also america doesn't. >> because to your point, i'm fine watching reruns of the same stuff. i'm fine reading, i'm fine watching some stupid youtubei'm >> it's the studios. it's these guys that say, i'm an artist. th an st and my craft, but tene a whole of a lot more than we do. >> you know. i >> what's weird about this whole segment is that harold let it and i think that was on purpose. >> then no one asks you any questions about this topic, but i look at you and i know what's going on. >> i know what's on harold, harold said on their side. i'm upset about this.

>> so this is these guys separated and separated in birth is nothing like you, harold. >> oh, nothing. >> nothing like, literally identical. you think abouiterally identictc history and, yeah, it took the last hundred years. you talk to ceos intry an america were born outside this country. they all talk to how tv's american tv and americand influence and introduce them to american way of life. i hope they get to the nce themi i do think even if the american people don't care about it, people they're making a point.l and you made it with the sarah silverman piece. they shouldn't be able to do this eveven n we thinkhey ar they're hypocritical. even if we think they're disingenuous at time. time be what's happening, buti t whatever the case, i hope they figure it out because i want to see some new movie t s coming up. >> joe biden getting questions quet the way he wrapped his overseas trip. >> oh, oh. when women want to get while i'm with liberty mutual mom, they customize their car insurance. insurance. they only pay for what you nee . >> you could save $700 justay by switching. oh, let me put a reminde what yr on phone on the top of

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toxic, so venomous, and it's i think it's more dangerous than any time since the american war. >> and we have to start talking: to each other. and while rfk pushes unity. >> the media continues to divide us. listen to the deplorable thing an msnbc guest said about protocol some americans. >> so one of the things that's disturbing is i guess thisa port is working with a portion of the american people and that for me, is just kind of hard to take. and so in self what exactly is this hold that trumpism has on sometr portioumn, the americanentati people that their representatives are coming to washingtonves are cotg amok in this way. as mika said, it's, you know, ignorance, stupidity or or graft, you know, something more nefarious. i don't. >> i'm >> hmm. pretty sure that was the same lady who was upsetre tha by the american flags. but regardless, we'll set that aside. jesse,g. what do you make of the furtive tech sideline

events, emails, phone to prospective candidates from big democrats saying , hey, joe's not really running? >> well, the smart money is hedging right now because if you have a lotbecaus dough, wout you just plow it all into the biden campaign? noo . you look for an alternative because he's not campaigning. t jesse watters primetime has more staff than joe biden's reelection campaign. he also has done one event thate he didn't pay fontr and he in his fundraising vis a vis barack, and he doesn't evenis br have a campaign headquarters. he doesn't eveacn have a campaia finance chairman. and the last time i saw the guy, he wanc st time s back like this,g glistening in the sun with his s eyes closeund the beach.some >> that doesn't look like f someone's running for reelectionor . >> and then he's going to this pretend you're a baby. he's got this blue and then he's in the makeup up, sniff. >> look at your jacket ifr, sor you're a donor. sorrry y, i'm going to send that

to the dry cleaner. if you're a donor and i do that to my child in the privacy of my own home. ofown i don't do it to a random finnish baby in the middle of living. . >> the middle of europe?e yeah, in the middle of europe. and i think we shoulmid go tyoue our resident child sniffer on that one. greg gutfeld what does that meanthgo to present ? >> hey, you hit kill me. no. yeah, he put the in helsinki. the baby may be from finland, but joe biden is finnish, too. >> how do you like that? for a little. love it. yeah, it's just i don't see how this can keep going on. it's embarrassindplay.eep going he's not quietly quitting. he's quietly dead. he done anything. >> he doesn't know where he is. and he and i don't trust people that can't, like, show any restraint. you know, this guy, he's. it's. it's creepy, right? i mean, it's likis je i get it n people talk about kids and puppies, like, oh, you just want to eat him up, you juant t >> you're not supposed to. you can say, oh, i just wantual doto have. that. you don't actually do that. men don't usually do that. it's usually that. the women.

>> oh, yeah, baby. now, remember, i want to just point out mary . but what's interesting about, e. her commentary is that she says that people are stupid, right? >> this is the womanwoma who tok bloomberg's $500 milliont presidential campaign war chest and said that if you you could have taken that and given $1,000,000 to all of the 370 million americans. >> quite possibly one of the dumbest thingspossibly thatr been said on television. >> do you guys remember that with brian williams? >> she could not tell people. they're stupid. she's lost that, right? right. she can. nos lot righe ca say that. >> harold, i could ask>> i you about the president eating a child' quit s shoulder, but i do that to you on a friday afternoon. >> instead, i will ask you about his fund raising 77 million. but trump, in the same periog,dd had 100 million. >> obama north of 80 million. so it's kind of lackluster illi >> look, i think when you run for reelection for president,yoe democrat or republican, you've go gott to do two things.

one, you got to forcefully lay out what you've done the lasto lay ouyo years and thn advocate on behalf of yourself and, your team, as to why years you need another four years to build on that success. tand ordinarily, the two things that underline or animate that o are an economic success the economy, the marketes president, i thought rightly talked about the success of the stock market being an indicatos ofhemarkr how well ths going. our economy has proved to be toetty resilient and stock market has proved to be pretty resilient. so he will talk about that. i differ with yok about u on thh with the kid there. i didn't i had not see that until till now. athe kidndi read that read the i beforehand, but i thought he had a decent time and i wase tht thinking in a sense that sweet and joins nato nato reiterated rittcommitment to, as you put it, back up there, as nato reiterated its commitment to ukraineommit to. we made clear that ukrainewi would find its way in and nato after we finll fin d some resolution to russia, the russia ukrainian issue because we don'tdon't the immediately, once they join for us to be at war, they are. >> s o i thought it was a decenti ca week for me. i call and strikes here on this show aboutll bnd strik t

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voting for president trump. jake tapper,presid who maybe bis mom. well, you know, she's beenwhat e you associated with people on the right. so there's that. what does that mean? but if i vote conservative, i'm not befitting to be a mother. is that what that commen. that n ,mika and mara, who sayt s? it's ignorant and the like all what is ignorant about policies that result in limited policigovernment and higher unemployment rates in thriving of an economy inates the that people care about including for example, the multifaceter examp population that for some reason biden thinks by putting out a commercial in six different hispanic accents that that will somehow attract a very diverse population that cares first and foremost about the economy and safety and education and law and crime. and for all those reasons, that's why r all thwh they are flocking thm to the gop policies. >> but i guess to those media figureheads, they just call it trump ism and they call it a security threat. reside that's the president is off to a beachside vacation. vay clear.that is

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