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make baden, good morning, dr.is is baffling all of us, we are fascinated with this case and we want to find out who did this. it seems odd that they don't have a suspect yet because the college, the campus is close by. it involved four people. someone had to have seen something, right? >> yes. or some kind of security video. but, even looking for the weapon actually that you bring up, they may not be looking for the right weapon. because in a gunshot shooting case can you tell the specific gun by the budget recovered at the autopsy. you can't t stab case. can you get approximation by the blade but not the weapon unless part of the weapon tip or so breaks off which is very unlikely, the reason looking for that specific knife isn't true. maybe the perpetrator dropped the sheath at the scene, but that would be the only way they can do it not from the autopsy itself. >> dr. baden in your experience, when someone fights back, d.n.a. is usually found, right? >> no. usually not found. because usually brett victim doesn't

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baden, forensic pathologist and fox news contributor. troubling every aspect of the story and parents are rightly terrified the fact the person is on the loose, no suspect, and there's a lot of details to take in. what strikes you right now about this story? >> well, the very fact that the mention that the other two persons in the house were -- may have been unaware of what was going on, which may mean that perhaps the deaths did not all occur at the same time, but whoever did it could have been laying in wait, and one of the things that could happen determine that is the times of death, and the medical examiner at the scene using rigomotis, the blood, temperature of the body, may be able to tell whether or not the four victims were killed at the same time or at different times. the digestions, the contents of the stomach can also tell how long after the last meal each of them died, and perhaps the death may occur when the first couple comes in, laying in wait, and the second couple, to see whether or not anybody was bound or gagged duri

michael baden, and he joins us now. doctor, so great to have you.an't think of anyone better to help us look at what is happening here. what, in your professional opinion, do you think is the most important evidence when they collect everything prosecute murder scene? >> well, murder scene and from the bodies because if there was a struggle, there are defensive wounds, and if there are any scratch marks, all of the fingernails of the four victims would be examined, these finger nail scrapings, to see if there's any dna from the perpetrator which can occur during a struggle. there may be -- we don't know yet if they've figured out if the person was wearing gloves because even if he's -- if there's no gloves, bloody fingerprints would be around especially on doorknobs and doors. even if he, presumably, wore gloves, one can get certain information from the bloody glove impressions if only on doorknobs, commonly they can get that. the bloody shoe prints. with all the blood at the scene, whoever did this, one or two or more people would have had a hard t

but i tend to agree with what doctor baden said earlier it is lookly there was a primarily target andt the other three might have been killed as collateral damage trying to come to the aid of the primary victim or because they were witnesses that could have identified the killer. >> steve you have a lot of experience with the bau unit as well with they're partner when is you were at the fbi. how quickly does it -- take, you know, to get that profile out to put it out to the public or do they even put it out to the public for us to find this guy? >> typically it is close to the vest mostly for investigative purposes. but peenging on how complex the case is, and how many victims are involved and types of evidence that are presented in the case, it can take some time. there's a lot of things to evaluate and understand interviews, they need to really tack a close look at the evidence that itself -- to draw any type of conclusion when it comes to behavior. they can make some broad investigatory steps to help lead investigators but when it comes back to really isolating the core traits of a

baden. agr. the only the part that kind of looms with me is a targetd to attack, i would expect, if it was a targeted attack on one of the victims, you would have a an incredible number of wounds versus the other wounds and the other victims, whiche wo would be collateral if all three women were the target. t how would they determine that when they've all been murdered? basically,t ho in the same way,s with the same weapon, with the same amount of stab wounds. so there's there's something foere that doesn't just seem really right for making a statement from the scene. and remember, they made this statement on monday, the first time that they were actually inn the scene and before the autopsies. >> so they made this statement that they were targeted. so it has nothing to do with the autopsies. it has nothing to do with the murder weapon. so what does iitt have to do with and i it's i'm not beingst critical. relejust saying that maybe there's a piece of that that they should release to get the publ

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michael baden, thank you for your insight and great analysis as always. >> thank you, griff. aishah: more details on the ftx records show that the former billionaire funneled money to the party, including nancy pelosi's potential successor. charles watson live for us with the details. >> hey, good afternoon, aishah. democrats are trying to distance themselves from disgraced ftx cryptocurrency exchange founder sam frankman fried who spent millions on donations to democrats during the 2022 midterm elections. according to open secrets, bankman fried made nearly 37 million campaign donations to democrats eclipsing the $240,000 he gave to republicans. mog among those who benefitted is new york hakeem jeffries poised as the next house caucus leader. he received the maximum contribution allowed by law and he's not alone, others got contributions, richie torres, and he told hillary vaughan that he would donate the money and insists that donations from bankman fried has no impacten on his colleagues. >> and 92% was spent for democratic. >> that contributed heavily to republicans, i'm

rachel: ted, i interviewed doctor michael baden a little while ago and he was concerned about botchedevidence. i want you to hear what he said and then get your thought on the other side. >> concerned about tire marks. that is, should have been done right away because the passage of time weather conditions -- other vehicles coming in and out such as ambulances and medical examiner coroner vehicles, will obliterate or change tire marks they are not protected immediately. ted that's not the only mistake. there was a combining of trash from outside one house with the house of the victims. another mistake. how can these -- what do you make of all of that? >> you know, i share concerns of doctor michael one of the most forensic pathologist we have in this country. the contamination of a crime scene is certainly something that law enforcement is always concerned about. not taking anything away from the moscow police department. but they're not a police department that have had a great deal of -- experience dealing with homicides or here in this city. and as a result of that, when they first

michael baden is spot on. we know that there were two surviving roommates here and that nine hours after these crimes took place there was a call that was put in to law enforcement from one of their phones, but before they made that phone call they apparently called other individuals who came over here and those individuals clearly could very well have contaminated the crime scene. and that is very troubling, sandra. i wish that law enforcement would have shared that earlier. we learned that later on in this case. we are learning like they are talking about the knife. i've heard a lot of people come on the air and talk about what the size of the knife is, and what -- all we know is from the medical examiner is that this was a large knife. it could have been a butcher knife, it could have been a kitchen knife, it could have been an army knife, we really don't know. so we are left and quite naturally we will not speculate what the knife was other than that we have been told these individuals were killed with a k

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i so disliked lyndon baden baines johnson. obviously knew about the voting rights legislation act. all the good things he did at home but i still held a grudge. and i read about the origins we haven't talked about. that pillar still exists. it's where 190 countries have signed up to a world without nuclear weapons. they've committed to abstinence. i reminded myself of that andnd there's another foundational treaty we haven't talked about that. the outer space treaty that helps us to keep the heavens free of warfare. that was lyndon baines johnson. so that gave a surprising for lyndon baines johnson. let me ask one more question and then i would like to involve the audience. raise your hand all of you without were born after the end of the cold war in the fall of the soviet union let's say 92. i find this in my classes teaching at the university of virginia. students aren't particularly aware of the history of arms control feel largely ambivalent about it, don't have any particular commitment to views one way or another whether

fed chairman as sort of wanna be grinch that stole the football and darth vader powell and robert badenand the intelligence out of the head of the fed. that's just not what they do. what they're doing isn't working and they might keep doing it and people fear that. people do not believe that the fed raising rates isn't terribly injurious of the economy. charles: you all said there hasn't been classic capit capitulation. explain that, please. >> this is going to lead to other things but the fact is this is unlike most years, stocks and bonds have been positively correlated and bonds are actually down not much more from their peaks as stocks. their four bonds and one of the classics is you can't run to what's down and gold is something people run to and fold itself has been very negative, positively correlated to stocks and not behaving in a way that allows to be a safe hindu. why do you want to go into cash when you're fearful of inflation and you get a locked in guaranteed loss when you know stocks actually over that same time period might go up. going into crypto and that doesn't play

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michael baden this morning? >> d.n.a. can be gotten by touch d.n.a.f a person isn't wearing gloves or by the person cutting themselves on the bloody knife that he is stabbing people with or by the fingernail scraping from the persons who are person receiving tell whether it's workers gloves or surge gloves at the same time given some idea that there was some preplanning to the the coroner should know whether there's was somebody more viciously attacked than the others. somebody who might have been a target and others wake up and he gets rid of the ones that can identify him. the impression they were killed by somebody they knew because they were stabbed in their bed they never woke unjust stabbed in their bed. there were defensive wounds on some of the others which would suggest that they woke up and put up a fight. >> ainsley: which smart if you were able to do that because maybe the suspect's d.n.a. or the killer's d.n.a. is under their fingernails. >> brian: think if anybody went to the hospital they had to be somewhat cut up to a degree if someone

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michael baden joins us now. doctor, the latest from investigators, i believe they are putting the time of the murders right around the 3:00 a.m. mark. how do investigators go about determining a precise time of death for all four of the victims? >> sometimes the autopsy findings can help by examining the body at the scene. changes and stiffening of the body with rigor. it doesn't work in this case. if the deaths were all within a half hour period of time that seems likely, eight hours later when the bodies are found, the changes in the body won't distinguish among order of deaths. however, the actual injuries to the body may. if this were a type of rage reaction against a target, as may be present here, often there is evidence of overkill. of stabbing of the body many times after death has occurred. that wouldn't happen if there were other people in the other rooms, in the two other rooms that happened to get up and see what was going on and then became collateral damage so to speak. one of the ways that can be

forensic pathologist have michael baden says forensic evidence will hopefully move this case forward.nds and there's a lot of blood. blood is very slippery and sometimes the perpetrator is cut by the slippage of the knife and some of the blood at the scene can belong to the perpetrator. d.n.a. will be able to evaluate that. >> meanwhile hundreds gathering at the boise state university campus vigil to honor those four victims. among the mourners who knew the students through her daughter according to a local affiliate. nevaeh described the students as vibrant and wild. carefree and loving. adding that we know the bright stars they were here on earth. they are up there looking down on us. every single one of them are the most amazing kids i have met in my life. high school best friend say i know if they were standing here she would want us to remember the good times. i just want to tell you i love you and i always -- i always will. hopefully we will get some answers soon now that the fbi is on the case. back to you. >> steve: they're indeed. ashley, thank you very much. law enforcement

baden has issued -- biden has issued a threat f they don't bring down gas prices, he'll hit them with winfall profits tax. does that remind you of president carter in the 1970s? it didn't work then, and it won't work now. tax hikes do not produce if more oil. he knows there's a diesel and heating oil crisis, trying to get ahead of it with a temper tantrum. they're ruining my president city and killing the planet if. that's his approach. this is what passes for energy policy these days. it's desperation. and the president and his party face a serious election defeat. third hour of "varney" starts right now. ♪ stuart: pete hegseth is with me now. i don't want to talk energy with you -- >> hey, stuart. stuart: i want the talk twitter with pete hegseth. oh, yes, i the do. i believe you went back on twitter after musk took over. you're tweeting again. you got any new followers? [laughter] >> yes. it's been a very interesting 24-36 hours. so, yes, i was booted off of the old twitter -- stuart: yep. >> -- for reposting what a terrorist had said because we should know the motivations of terro

michael baden had this observation. >> when this many stab wounds and there's a lot of blood blood isnd times the perpetrator is cut by the slippage of the knife and some of the blood at the scene can belong to the perpetrator, d.n.a. will be able to evaluate that. >> meanwhile, hundreds gathering at the boise state university campus for a vigil to honor those four victims. among them angela that have a has the individual organizer who knew the students. according to a local affiliate she described the student as vibrant and wild, carefree and loving we know the bright stars they were here on earth. every one of them the most amazing kids i have met in my life. garrett described himself as xana's i know if she were standing here she would want us to remember the good times. i tell you i love you i always have and always will. we hope to get answers from this fbi team very elite. obviously a small community that's going to need this help. right now people want answers and they just simply don't have them. steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: you are absolutely right. too many questions.

and i have to somewhat dispel -- now, my friend, michael baden, who's one of the premier forensic pathologistst. and that is normally, this appears to be a rage killing. and if it is and was a rage killing, then the person who was the target would probably have been stabbed more than the other individuals. but i can tell you from what the medical examiner is telling us that there was multiple stab wounds about the bodies of all to four -- all four of these individuals. but again, as i've said, law enforcement knows a great deal more than they've let on, and and hopefully we'll be able to get some answers here maybe in the afternoon at their press conference. pete: we believe there will be updates, as you said, ted, later this afternoon. thank you for the update. we appreciate it, ted. rachel: thank you, ted. >> my pleasure. pete: that feels like the most likely scenario, one or two of them were targets. then once you do that, someone else make -- wakes up or notices, you have to cover it up by killing more. will: it's the horrible. we'll have more on that breaking news throughout the morning a

but all even more so for the next, i don't, know two years because they are wondering whether baden is the person they still want in office. what do you think about the anxiety? >> i think everyone should always question which candidate should be on the ballot, even if it's an incumbent. i think that's what makes our democracy strong even president biden. i am fine with people -- if president biden runs again, i will support him, but i think democracies about giving people opportunities to run on the ballot. >> in ohio, tim ryan doesn't seem so selfish. soared to -- new blood. what do you think about? that >> it's interest, a when he would say, that was a pair what president biden, willing to stand behind him and tell the administration's accomplishments. but when it comes to running in 2024, people like tonight are saying, not so much. is this weird dynamic that we're seeing. democrats are extremely happy with the biden administration's accomplishments. what they have done from the past two years. but of course the no brainer answer should be, of course we want biden to run again, but

michael baden on this morning and i agree with him. actually say with specificity what this knife, they can -- clearly say the size of it but what kind of a knife it was. i don't think they can say that. >> brian: i know you were with martha's show. the one thing that is a little strange is they said they called 911. >> on the roommate's phone. but then don't say the roommate made the call. so we don't know who made the call. and think that they were unconscious is not possible because there was blood all over the walls. why would you look downstairs, think your roommates are unconscious instead of murdered but yet it turns out there was blood on the wall? am i getting anything wrong there? >> no. absolutely not. brian, you are asking the $64,000 question here. you have two individuals who live in this house or you have four of their classmates being stabbed to death in certain areas of this home. you have to believe that someone should have heard something. >> right. then when you hear that we have the 911 tape, and that they have not

of voters believe that the us economy is in order, as president biden says, and 2 years ago, when badenlieved that the economy was in a normal state that is, hence, probably, the possible relation to biden's second term. uh, seven out of ten people polled don't want biden to run for president again , and even many democrats don't want to see him in the white house. but of course, that doesn't mean . what, are the democrats ready to vote for the republican candidate? it just shows how tired they are of biden. how much confidence has been broken in him? clearly, thanks to alexey for describing this whole alignment, but nonetheless. now , if you open both the french press and the italian and german arabic, then you can, of course, find there articles. here today with reasoning and analysis. and how really this new balance of power can affect relations there with france or germany or saudi arabia. that is, everyone is somehow weighed so far. naturally, he is more concerned about whether russia should expect something new? yes, well, of course, this should be so exciting, and experts from le

remind our viewers here, four of the unions rejected the baden brokered deal. go back in history here for a second. maria made a comment this morning but i have to bring it up again, maria bartiromo, i thought this was amtrak joe, union joe? looks like the president has really failed completely in helping a class of workers, a class of americans that he vowed he would always represent. your take here? >> right. railroad joe failed. he lied to the american people about this deal that he said was done. turns out it's not done and i understand that the need for sick leave and that being important but we're also talking about a 24% pay hike that's retroactive. i can't imagine any other industry that gives that kind of a pay hike where the average wage will be about $160,000. that is an enormous expense on the backs of hard-working americans that will have to prop this up. they will prop it up by higher prices in everything that is, that travels by rail including food and agriculture as your reporters just mentioned. so it will be an enormous expense no matter what

michael baden had this observation. >> this many stab wounds and there's a lot of blood.ery. and sometimes, the perpetrator is cut by the slippage of the knife and some of the blood at the scene can belong to the perpetrator. d.n.a. will be able to evaluate that. >> steve: -- >> meanwhile, hundreds gathering for a vigil to honor the four victims. among them, the vigil organizer who knew those students through her daughter. according to a local affiliate, she described the student as vibrant and wild, carefree and loving adding that we know the bright stars they were here on earth. they are up there looking down on us every single one of them are the most amazing kids i've met in my life. and garrett who described himself as a high school best friend, says i know if she were standing here, she would want us to remember the good times. i know you're listening right now. i want to tell you, i love you. i always have and always will. now, we'll hope to get more answers as this f.b.i. elite team, behavioral analysis unit is on the ground assisting with the local affiliate -- l

paul pelosi was baden with a hammer inside the couples san francisco home on friday. us border officials have shot had a group of venezuelan migrants with the rubber bullets on the country's southern border. the group has been protesting, after being expelled to mexico under a new policy. the trump era title 42 order allows the government to block migrants from seeking asylum, citing public health concerns. firefighters is struggling to put out a blaze which began more than 10 days ago. on mount kilimanjaro in tanza, near the government thought the fire was under control last week, but high winds have since spread the flames to 3 new locations. kilimanjaro is africa's tallest mountain. after the break we continue our count down to the will come with gemma. i'm here at j hall's at waterfront to tell you about a major changes to the colonies as the country gets ready to host the tournaments in a few weeks time. ah ah ah ah hole. ah ah ah, we can finally say the world comp and cause how it gets underway this month and al jazeera is counting down towards kick off with the gym, and nash at do

what's most interesting to me is what michael baden, that the the medical examiner, what he said was, look, that there was not only a lot of blood ,bu but that there if there arero defensive wounds, that there is blood from the attacker, that would be mixed with the victim's blood , which i've often seen in homicide scenes. now understand it wasd my the girl's father who said my daughter fought to the end and so that means she had defensive wounds. and means she had wounds in her hands or wherever, lot and possibly he got cut as well. f blif there's a lot of blood ,d there are there's dried two blood in his footprints or herfn footprints are two people's footprints. thewould be dried in the blood. so we'll know whether the shoedn was a male or a female shoe.read >> and in addition to that, sept we already know is that if this person is the same person from september who had a knifeti because there was someones wi who was threatening to attacku w kids at the campus with , a knife, then they've got a realle problem there. bur t bueveryot but i think thel problem for everyone is thet do

this is such a country, the size of which is equal to the area of ​​baden-yurtomberg land, and only two soviet republic of one of the poorest countries in europe, a symbolic struggle for influence is being played out between moscow and brussels, since along with ukraine, mo became a field battles for values, like ukraine moldova hopes to get something substantial for the protection of values, for example, a tranche from the eu of a billion and 100 million euros, about which the minister of foreign affairs of european, non- cupopesco integration said. in the meantime, president sandu is preparing the inhabitants of the country for a difficult winter, who will have to spend 65% of their income on housing and communal services evgeny reshetnev and maksim shchepilov. europe today decided to allocate another 2.5 billion euros to ukraine, and transfer the 18 planned for the next year regularly via twitter, the head of the european commission fondyrlyan specified the money should go for urgent repair and rapid recovery, which will lead to a successful reconstruction. what exactly is not yet cl

you understand, this is not only ukraine yes, but the main thesis of baden, and they accepted it 50%.eve they agreed. they went to vote democrat. i don't want us to have any illusions here. i think americans are fixated on themselves. that's it. and most americans don't give a damn about ukraine. that's what i hear you. i hear there, do you think it's a lot? well, as an erroneous construction, imposed on us on purpose, uh, it is from there that the americans don't care what's going on in the world. at dima's, you 're just forcing me. well, i want to look at europe back. you are forcing me to return to medicine. now, i didn't want this. well, you'll have to start with this. here we are now talking about china, about afghanistan. listen, it seems to me personally that the biden clause is profolujo. this is not a stipulation. this is a freudian slip. that is, it is clear. uh, in the united states of america and biden , some plans are brewing with a return to this region. yes? let's show you what we're talking about. yes, i think the context of such will recede. they're from the half-jah

true, as always, not without badenism, let's listen to biden's speech .p as chairman of the assians and also for inviting all of us. well, what is columbia and what did he mean by the district of columbia maybe i don't know the country of columbia. or columbus or something else, well, or lieutenant, colombo, as maria zakharova said, maybe all her wonderful, by the way, wonderful american series, but uh, anyway, this is a summit. as a result, uh, the communiqué ended rather inconclusively. as a result, it was not adopted for a fairly simple reason, the united states and allies imposed a tough anti-russian resolution, which turned out to be unacceptable for the countries of the asia-pacific region. and, of course, in this list, which countries that we saw, uh, the united states looked like a few. well, biden even stayed in the hall. he listened to lavrov's speech. the american delegation didn't come out as they were going to do it, because they really looked pretty lonely. but the australians could still come out, most likely. here, it seems to me, hardly a

he says at first that there is no information, then officially, of course not baden.s not happen. but none. well i don't know nobody sends his head to ashes no one says. oh, you know, we became a victim, and in fake russian propaganda, he informed him about the reason, which was deliberately invented in order to draw the nato bloc into a war with russia and without thinking about the consequences. you see, the most interesting thing is that we have now caught the whole thing in a frank lie. this is the absolutely ukrainian structure. understandable question. let's just be consistent. but isn't it on the same principles that we can analyze the story of the malaysian boeing. yes, there, of course, it did not happen so instantly. to open them up in this lie, but nevertheless, that is, we are now seeing a clear precedent, where everything was absolutely right 10 minutes ago. it's just about the boeing, there is ukrainian and so on. uh malaysian excuse me. yes, but at least. this sheds color on a large number of affected , so to speak, uh houses of civilian cities. we say

after and baden street for vision zero improvement. and i will note outside the recommendation we had a coalition of neighbors and merchants and people asking for safety treatments on the road t. it is merchant corridor and near a school and the upon transit station and other amenities. that is my only recommendation i'm here for questions. are there questions on the cac report? >> director hinze might have a comment. >> i did have a question. your recommendation we got a lot of communications around um san jose [inaudible] recommendation i wanted to see if may be staffmented to respond if there is in san jose avenue is in the pipeline at all with quick builds or pedestrian safety treatments. >> we have been coordinate with supervisor safai and the san jose avenue corridor. we are expecting to start out reach this fall with potential recommendations to create transit only lanes for the j church on san jose avenue along with a variety of pedestrian safety improve ams. hopeful low we'll get that moving and be able to come in the new year