and bob durst's eyes are not blue.aid chief mills, gomes didn't come forward until months after the incident. >> what we don't want to do is just take something that's, you know, sensational and plug that person into the midst of an investigation that may or may not have anything to do with him. >> reporter: but the investigation continues. and some, like birkbeck, believe there may be more. >> i've never said definitively that he was a serial killer. what i said was that there's so much out there about him, that clearly there's something going on here. and that law enforcement needs to look into it and, thankfully, they are doing it now. >> reporter: waste of time, said dick deguerin. >> well, there's no evidence. and to think, you know, the -- they have to have a theory that he's some kind of serial killer. he's not a serial killer. >> but the notion of robert durst as a serial killer has come up. you know, a guy who -- >> well, sells. it sells magazines. it sells books and causes people to turn on their tvs. >> repo

durst was arrested in 2015 after he appeared to confess in the documentary. >>> the frenzy over popeyes chicken sandwich took a violent turn in houston. police say an angry group of customers with a gun stormed the restaurant after being told at the drive-through that the sandwiches were sold out. an employee was able to lock the group out of the restaurant and they took off from the scene. >>> an american tennis player has apologized after he was fined $10,000 for making a shooting gesture at the u.s. open. mike bryan held his racket like a gun and pointed it toward the umpire after a wrong call. bryan said the gesture was meant to be playful. >>> also at the u.s. open defending women's champion naomi that's are security arrives. the crowd celebrated the cubs' win over the mariners. >> they know how to do it up in chicago. >> yeah, they do. >>> up next in "the pulse," espn's bold prediction on who is going to the super bowl this season. >>> plus, but first we hear from the student pilot forced to land a plane during his first lesson after his instructor passed out. >>> and later why th

. >> reporter: almost everywhere robert durst goes, mystery follows.ing wife. >> everything about this reeked of murder. >> reporter: a murdered best friend. a dead neighbor. >> it's hard to understand. >> reporter: now the stories you haven't heard as those who knew robert durst best speak out in an exclusive interview.

it's just those prescribing crow durst dollars. we're looking at tornado warnings and watches.appensed risks from the spc. that's not heard of very often. this is something to keep in mind. they're usually quick, spin up quickly and rain wrapped. so hard to see at some points. keep that in mind. also of course we're talk about the storm surge, life threatening storm surge, again, nearly 50% of all deaths come from storm surge. the second is rainfall because we could see some flash flooding as well. al is coming up next and we'll look at that all day long, guys. >> i bet. michelle grossman, thank you so much for that report. i appreciate that. thanks to you for watching this hour of msnbc live. craig melvin picks it up. back home, craig, out of the rain luckily in new york tracking every movement of this storm. >> thank you so much. craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york city. hurricane dorian taking aim at the carolinas at this hour as a strong category two lashing the entire coastline throughout the day, throughout the night, high winds, heavy rain led to some widespre