conversations with a killer: the ted bundy tapes."fect netflix show to binge if you loved "the great british bake off," but thought it lacked enough corpses. but some people are saying that it may actually glamorize bundy. take a look at some of the trailer. >> he didn't look like anybody's notion of somebody who would tear apart young girls. >> my name is ted bundy. >> there was something unique about ted's brain. >> he had very blue eyes. >> are you a little scared, when you look at him? >> he just doesn't look like the type to kill somebody. >> he was charming, good looking, smart. are you sure you have the right guy? >> stephen: okay, that does seem to focus on his looks. and, evidently, viewers thought so, too, because people have been tweeting things like "he was hot. i can't believe i'm writing this about a serial killer." and "ted bundy was a serial killer, but why is he so hot?" oh, it's true, he was smoking. because they gave him the electric chair for murdering people! stop it! there were actually so many -- this is true--

but police decided to announce it now because of the popularity of a documentary series about ted bundy on netflix. >>> a sonoma county teacher accused of running a fight club in his classroom is on paid leave in his district. the cloverdale high school teacher is free on bond this morning after he allegedly acted as a referee while students in his special education class exchange blows on monday and tuesday last week. at least one of the fights was caught on camera. >> it hit me in the gut. it hurts me to know that potentially some of my students, some of our students in this town were placed in the situation that was unsafe. based on the allegations. >> he is facing counts of child endangerment and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. >>> this morning, another bay area school district is on the brink of a strike. dublin unified teacher started voting yesterday on whether toi e teachersassociatn says quote, it is our goal to secure professional pay and benefits, as well as great teaching conditions, such as manageable class sizes and caseloads. voting ends friday. dublin teacher

. >>> new this morning, former professional wrestler king kong bundy has died. the native of new jersey whose real name is christopher pauly, has died. he starred in the 80s in wrestling and returned in the 90s. king kong bundy was 61 years old. >>> hollywood is also mourning the death of actor luke perry who died yesterday at the age of 52, less than a week after he suffered a stroke. luke perry was best known for his role on tv show bevel hills 90210. he was a heart throb, playing dillon mckay. recently, he starred as andrews in riverdale. he died at a hospital in burbank. >>> southwest is offering a big discount on its first flights to hawaii. why you may have a hard time, though, getting those low cost flights to paradise. >>> and money up for grabs out on a freeway. look at this. the cash on the road in the bay area. it stopped traffic. >>> well, if you are getting out on the roads, i don't know if you're going to find anything that good but you're going to find some wet roads out there. we'll give you more on of on the morning commute when we come back. >>

. >>> new this morning, king kong bundy has died. jersey whose real name is christopher palise was known for his enormous stature inside of the ring. he was called the walking condominium. the wwe legend rose to stardom in the '80s. officials have not said how he died. king kong bundy was 61 years old. >>> giants fans are reacting to the news that the team's ceo is taking a personal leave while they investigate a confrontation ben him and his wife. the team announced the decision on twitter saying he has acknowledged that his behavior was unacceptable, apologized to the organization and is committed to taking steps to make sure that this never happens again. he has also requested and the board has accepted his request to take personal time away from the giants. some fans told us they welcomed the scrutiny. >> the players are always in the lime lithe but the administration is too. it affects the players as well. i think it needs to be the same penalty. >> a personal situation like that, i don't think, you know, outside should get invo

. >> the bundys were a purposeful reaction to the huxtables.. you could find things to relate to in both. >> howdy neighbor. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> there was a lot of fun to be had in al and peg bundy. >> after fox introduces married with children and it does very, very well back on abc they came up with another major hit, roseann. >> you think this is a magic kingdom where you sit up here on your throne. >> yeah. >> everything gets done by a wizard. laundry is folder, poof, dinner is on the table. >> i'm fixing dinner. >> oh, but honey, you just fixed dinner three years ago. >> typical american families weren't on television for the longest time. the donna reid days, the early days, the father knows best, hardly anybody really lived like that. that was the way advertisers wanted you to live. >> i know what might make you feel better. >> me too but i bet it's different than what you got. >> the idea situation is if you can subvert whatever common stuff is said about families or parenting. >> what's in this, lead? >> i got you kids new leg iron

milwaukee police officers special agent david bundy spent twenty five years at n.p.t. and collecting a city panter number five thousand dollars a month special agent gilbert hernandez spent thirty five years in a. challenge here of course. is where the only big city. there was the state is overwhelmingly world and suburban white the walk is where the homicides occur i can't get a copper for daring to come here and know what to do about homicide because. of the challenge quite honestly is the what or how many levels of review. for some folks that review doesn't result in a police officer under arrest it's not bully. i live with a mental health issue do i look like a criminal. i'm here because i want your support i want your help but i can't do that if i'm afraid thank. shack fourteen times sounds like something went wrong in. this officer which day you have these good reasons. to the hassle that is not really receiving time. thank you very much thank you thank you thank you max this. is a good time. thank you. we have to look at more detail work christopher manning came

the ones that investigated entrées case was ex milwaukee police officers special agent david cook bundyspent twenty five years at n.p.t. and collecting a city pension a five thousand dollars a month special agent gilbert hernandez spent thirty five years in. which here of course in wisconsin is where the only big city. there was the state is overwhelmingly a world and suburban white go walkies where the homicides occur i can't get a copper for dram or to come here and know what to do about a homicide investigation i think challenge quite honestly is the what or how many levels of review you read for some folks that review doesn't result in a police officer under arrest it's not bully. i live with a mental health issue do i look like a criminal. i'm here because i want your support i want your help but i can't do that if i'm afraid thank you. shack fourteen. sounds like something went wrong and then did she call these all this officer which they they want these good reasons is bad so i am saying they sat with a rational. person for me to ask you this i don't really have the time right no

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the other ted bundy does nothing. i say even beneficial i want to take steps in the right directions because the biggest crime that we don't get ourselves and look at us for probably get a bigger shift when we work to live. one nation learns from the us gun lobby how to sell loomis each to johns to talk to. that shock and awe that the n.r.a. very well. and how to smear supporters of gun control by choosing them of exploiting a message to. stall for it so those children were of cho this is. still below jack nice with me. just mike my die yes if this. gets to. the growth of the body. or. if this is a very nasty nasty i am on a very a. on a straight news queensland coast synod to pauline hanson is addressing supporters of who conservative political party one nation. and i'll take action as that eat up i'm just there on and i'll just have you. with the federal election looming senator hansen is honing her message to destroy your is in trouble. what i meant was. that this chair os. i am and century. hansen is a senator lea

steadfast place to look to at home what i think they're you know at least fifteen years old and mr mr bundy has been there you know making. making those donuts for for kids to make sure that they have food before they went to school for four generations upon generations so even in those situations where if mom and dad couldn't take care of kids knew that they could go to the bakery and grab a donut or grab something to make sure that they had so food in order to get through today so. i don't know how they did it but they found a way to be a constant presence in that neighborhood despite what has gone. on there good or bad you know i'm i'm very compliant we're homeward. neighbor or lutherans from. earlier i don't see any new bridge coming in right now a couple big companies of three. from way maybe a major corridor here wherever company called who are you know we're going our five superiors you know i follow and they've been out here. you know. that's just the tough part and around the the guns and murders that take place right south avenue is one of the busiest roads in western pennsylvania

steadfast place to look to and home with i think they're you know at least fifteen years old and mr a mr bundy has been there you know making. making those donuts for for kids to make sure that they have food before they went to school for four generations upon generations so even in those situations where if mom and dad couldn't take care of kids knew that they could go to the bakery and grab a donut or grab something to make sure that they had so food in order to get through today so. i don't know how they did it but they found a way to to be a constant presence in that neighborhood despite what has gone. oh and they were there good or bad you know i don't have any complaints we're home over here. with their neighbor or lives here and there are some bridges are everywhere barrier i don't see any new businesses come in right now a couple big companies k.f.c. . from way maybe meet their quota here whatever company calls for you know they've been gone for you know five six years you know i thought long they've been out of here. you know. that's just a tough par in a round the guns in murders th

. >> reporter: he's produced dongumentries, including "conversations with a killer, the ted bundy clip> scripted and unscripted film makers for the past decade have been borrowing information from each other. and therefore the documentary has become more creative. >> reporter: i asked him to identify his own contributions to documentaries, especially in his first one from 1992, "brother's keeper." >> since you're asking me to toot my own horn, the provocative sequences, the music score, all of these thing that were unheard of in a documentary. the thing that has inspired other film makers is we want to be conscious of dramatic structure. there's an end, middle end, an tagnist, protagnist. and that's whew we chose a murder trial. >> reporter: he runs america's largest documentary festival, doc nyc. they are especially appealing because thaw can change the world. >> there's been films that have got people out of prison or "thin blue line." "supersize me" changed the conversation around fast food. and changed the conversation around climate change. so all of the world you can see document

ted bundy? >> i've read over 200 of the cases. turn your stomach, make you sick, that human beings are capable of such vile violence and i have no empathy for those guilty. i really don't. at the same time i can't support premeditated, state-sponsored murder. >> reporter: said there was urgency getting this done because next month he would have been asked to approve and extend the state's lethal execution protocols. now that's not going to be done at least not under the administration. >> what about the cost? will it save the state money? housing inmates for life now. >> reporter: indeed but the death row part of it is very expensive as well. since the death penalty was reinstituted in california in 1978 it's cost $4 billion to house and execute inmates here. about $308 million per person for everyone executed since then. he says it's going to save money and also the state won't need to build new prisons because of it. >> eric thomas reporting live, thank you. 737 inmates, largest date in the union has largest death row in the u.s

king kong bundy was 61 years old. >>> happening today, a 26-year- old man is scheduled to return to the san mateo county court on murder and arson charges. prosecutors say that he set fire at a palo alto home on south humboldt street. sal is a gang member and mistakenly thought that there were rival gang members in that home. there were seven people in that home and only six were able to get out. >>> new details on the case of a homeless man shot and killed by police in oakland. police received calls of a man who was asleep with a gun. police approached. he woke up and pulled out his gun and did not pull it down when he was ordered to do so. a federal judge appointed another attorney to help the compliance director sort things out. police chief kirkpatrick says that she agrees that the police department needs to change the way they handle cases involving people who are not aware of their surroundings. >> my goal is to get to best practices, if think there are any in this country regarding people who are asleep, unconscious and they are with guns and the waking up. >> the police chief al

rob: called calling a ted bundy. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now.tisan praise over the last 24 hours. >> president trump did the right thing by walking away. >> border agents arrest 180 illegal immigrants crossing into new mexico. >> we're going to be building over 200 miles of wall. could you call it slats or barriers? and we played the game for a little while. hey, you can't have border security without a wall. >> state department putting bounty on usama bin laden's son. wanted for plotting an attack against america. >> puts socialism on trial and then convicted. >> benjamin netanyahu will be indicted on three separate charges. netanyahu responded

>> the bundys were like a reaction to the perfection of the huxtables.ildren," it does very well, then back on abc, they came up with another major hit "roseanne." >> you think you just sit up here on your thrown. >> oh, yeah? >> yeah, and you think everything gets done by some wonderful wizard. poof, the laundry's folded. poof, dinner's on the table. >> you want me to fix dinner? >> honey. i'm fixing dinner. >> oh, but honey, you just fixed dinner three years ago. >> typical american families weren't on television for the longest time. the donna reed days, the "father knows best." hardly anybody lived that way. that was the way advertisers wanted you to live. >> i know what just might make you feel better. >> me too but i bet it's different than what you got. >> if you can subvert whatever common stuff is said about families and about parenting. >> what's in this? lead? >> oh, i got you kids new leg irons. >> her loudness and her unfilteredness were key to why we liked her. she was saying stuff about working class people, stuff about men and women. so i

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ted bundy -- >> i've literally read over 200 of the cases. it will turn your stomach, make capable of such vile violence, such heinous acts. and there's no sympathy. i have no empathy for those that are guilty. i really don't. at the same time i cannot support premeditated state sponsored murder. >> reporter: newsom says it will save money as well since the state has spent $4 billion on death row inmates since the death penalty was reinstated in 1978. in sacramento, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> still for many families who have lost loved ones to what the governor calls vile violence the death penalty moratorium of his adds insult to injury, particularly for the father of this little girl, polly klaas. >> polly was kidnapped from her home in petaluma and killed. her dad mark told abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman today governor newsom is advocating for evil. >> reporter: if marc klaas had his choice -- he would not have needed to do so many interviews today. >> well, the system is screwed up when people don't follow the law. >> reporter: it ha

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audience ohs ] if you take out all the stuff he's being blamed for, sure. [ laughter ] i mean, ted bundyn otherwise blameless life. [ laughter ] and remember, this guy -- [ cheers and applause ] this guy right here stole millions of dollars, committed tax and bank fraud, and in june he went to jail for witness tampering. a crime he committed while he was on house arrest for a different crime. [ laughter ] the nicest thing you can say about him is that he's great at multitasking. [ laughter ] i bet his cellmate is going to love his chore poster. [ laughter ] and manafort's corruption went beyond financial crimes. he spent virtually his entire career in washington lobbying on behalf of some of the worst people in the world. >> if you look at manafort's long history of lobbying, it is about as controversial as you can get. he has represented a gallery, a rogue's gallery of foreign dictators. >> the firm he helped found developed a niche, representing a roster of controversial international clients that has been described as the torturers' lobby. >> filipino dictator marcos, angolan guerrill

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you love me and so you spend more time at those poles than you do in the middle a that was not a dal bundyw what i mean >> seth: sure. >> we want to show what it really felt like sohat was our goal >> yeah. there's basic things we didn't want in there. like, we didn't want it to be sentimental. so we dn't really say i love you. >> seth: yep >> except for maybe one. out of the whole four seasons -l >> we wereed to show that they loved each other but never say. >> there was no cute kids. i mean, there's kids in it >> and they are cute >> they're grand [ laughter ] we didn't want to give them any lines. >> seth: yeah, they're not precocious>> e wouldn't know how to write that, anyway d >> and there's lots of g sitcoms already being made where butter in the toaster.peanut [ laughter ] and we figured that -- are already out there -- we'll just do -- we will show a relationship under the stress of having kids, but we don't need to, you know - >> and there's no -- no loving sex. there's no nice lookinnosex. there'ex where we look like we're in love it's just like, you know g >> it's always likss

>> enjoy your life. [ laughter ] >> seth: is ted bundy the worst guy you uld think of? >> nope.d trump! [ laughter ] cheers and applause ] >> seth: hey, um, i know you watch a ton of tv. can you describe the plot of the show "seinfeld." >> they sit around a table. they have lunch. they eat. they dine. and they waste a lot of time.er [ laug >> seth: what do you spend most of your day on? my butt. laughter ] >> set i've got to be honest, i'm afraid a lot of your answers aren't making much sense. >> you know why? >> seth: why? >> tmp is crazy! [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: and when exactly did you start going crazy? >> 19 -- 77 or so. [ light laughter ] >> seth: what would you say to an american right now who is having a problem paying their bills? >> sell drugs. [ laughter ] >> seth: what's your favorite part of an oreo? >> right smack in thhemiddle, it'smenal. [ laughter ] >> seth: what would you do if i told you i was responsible for mcdonald's doing all-d breakfast? >> give you the nobel peace prize. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i'm a little shy about this. but do you like

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