and who can confirm this is your partner belkin well, yes, well, probably, because he suggested that i would go to bed and that's it, and he left here left without me, and then woke up at five, three is clear. very similar to blood, but very similar. agree. i have no more questions. subscriptions they're leaving, wait, you suspect me, or what? i'm telling you i was sleeping suspect. it's our job until we find the perpetrator of your jacket. we are on time and winter, and we will take you home by car. please, only cigarettes. i'll take the keys. i say that i slept. i slept, i swear. hello, i didn’t interfere, katyusha come in, come in, come in. here, take your jacket. it indeed, blood, and a very rare group of the fourth minus tea you want, that kovalchuk has exactly the same blood type, or rather, it is impossible to say. thank you thank you what it was. yes? this man was wearing such a jacket . only they don’t wave their arms. the bag was big, in my opinion, blue vision, yes, and he put on the wrong glasses. i used to memorize 40 items on the table in 5 seconds and where each lay. a

let's bring in ken belkin with more on this. ken, of the cases you've covered, you have seen the scene here. give me an idea of what you think is happening when you hear that certain areas of high pressure, specifically right around that shooting, are on lockdown. people being told to shelter in place. and then other parts of the city really people are free to go and the perimeter seems to be tightening a bit. does that indicate anything to you? >> well, it's like a net. they're closing in on the assailant. that's what it appears to be anyway. you know, there's been an incredible mobilization of the state and the federal level here. resources are being deployed that are exponential, that i think will solve this in short time. we'll have this person in custody i'd say within 24 hours. >> trace: when, stand by. i want to bring in james craig, former detroit police chief here. i'm not sure if you heard what mr. belkin was saying. that they have something that they're looking at. what do you think that is a fair assessment? >> absol

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