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. >> harris: the kind of leverage we would have then. is there an emergency valve congress can put in place to keep biden from tapping the reserves that we can't replenish right now? >> 33 days the american people join with us, go to take the house.com. put a check and balance on this. don't let america fall down. we can make the next century large. the only party with a plan for a new direction. the commitment to america. >> harris: let's stay with the politics now. this time the topic is crime. voters are telling us it is top of mind for them. a new headline from "politico" says mid-term election voters are saying crime and public safety are a potent mix when it comes to the vote. because of that, more and more ads are hitting left wing candidates for their lax on crime stance. let's watch together. >> the far left john fetterman is too far left. he is dangerously liberal on crime. >> he is talking about defunding the police. now murder is up in milwaukee 40%. the fourth highest increase in the country. mandela barnes, a dangerous demo

i think that the kind of expectation, harry gears it unfortunate that is not really the last of these kind of scenes that we see from that part of ukraine. thanks so much for that, nick hudson connelly reporting from here. let's take a look now at some of the other news from around the world. vote counting is underway in latvia, the baltic states general election has been overshadowed by russia's invasion and annexation of parts of ukraine. exit polls suggest that the ruling centrist party in latvia, which has committed to backing he is in the late early results also suggest that traditionally pro kremlin parties have suffered major setbacks, iranians and their supporters have rallied in cities across the globe in solidarity with protests sparked by the death of martha and minnie in police custody and terran, act of a se, demonstrations are taking place from nearly 160 cities around the world. a means death at the hands of iran's notorious morality police. the sparks weeks of unprecedented unrest in iran, aberdeen of sa says military officers who toppled the country's leader pulled on

. >> harris: what kind of indications are you getting through the canvassing you've done with your teams? how many people who vote on the right have already voted? the early voting in georgia is presidential-like. across the country millions of people have already voted. this is still a week to go. >> it's really hard to compare to 2018 or 2020 because voting habits have changed and laws have changed specifically in georgia. georgia they have cast 1.5 million ballots already. most of them have been early voting in person. we're seeing republicans coming out. what we're seeing across the board in states like pennsylvania, nevada, georgia, arizona where we're getting some indicators is that republican enthusiasm is up. we're outpacing what we've seen in past elections and we're seeing a little bit of dip in democrat enthusiasm. it will come down to election day. no republican can take this for granted. we need everybody to go vote. get your family and friends to go. get them to go vote republican and go to gop.com. that's how tight some of the senate races are going to be. >> harris: that'

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and the man with the clipboard is harry kind of the consumer organisation which?n — look — below one. so it's going to be a lot cooler in these rooms. and eric... there we go. he gets another duvet. right, jade, this electric blanket is brilliant because it heats you, not the room, so it's much more efficient. and you're going to be needing your hot—water bottle when the winter nights get really cold! so, jade, the idea is you keep this area, the lounge and the kitchen, warm. keep that door shut. and then how about this? if you're watching telly with eric in the evening, you could turn the heating down and maybe use a blanket. ok, we'll give that a try. excellent. next up, lighting. if you're not in a room, jade, the lights go off. ok, jade, next up, the bathroom. and i'm sorry to say no more baths — only short showers. sorry. right, so here in the kitchen, if you're making a cup of tea, jade, measure it out in the cup and then boil it. that will save a surprising amount of energy. always boil water in the kettle. so if you're making pasta, kettle first, then on t

and the man with the clipboard is harry kind of the consumer organisation which?gy in your home. and the first thing we're going to do is turn this down to 20 or 18...? 20. keep it on 20. and next, i'm going to look at your boiler. now this is... oh, that's quite good, but i'm going to turn this down just a notch and see how that works for you. there we go. all right, so the radiators in the bedroom are going all the way down — look — below one. so it's going to be a lot cooler in these rooms. and eric... there we go. he gets another duvet. right, jade, this electric blanket is brilliant because it heats you, not the room, so it's much more efficient. and you're going to be needing a hot—water bottle when the winter nights get really cold! so, jade, the idea is you keep this area, the lounge and the kitchen, warm. keep that door shut. and then how about this? if you're watching telly with eric in the evening, you could turn the heating down and maybe use a blanket. 0k, we'll give that a try. excellent. next up, lighting. if you're not in a room, jade, the lights g

he kind of harry the allied troops, you know prevent them taking over the city. and all around notre dame even inside the cathedral snipers were hidden. to try and assassinate to go. and they started shooting on the crowd outside everybody. there's a stampede obviously into the cathedral to try and take shelter accepted to cause the snipers were there. and as helen reported actually only 25 people were killed in the end, but it was nearly a complete massacre. and so of course her story was plastered all over the chicago daily news her paper the next day and as far as she was aware, there was only one other journalist a bbc correspondent radio correspondent who was also there and well, i'd never heard of this incident when the girl was nearly murdered before and i'd certainly never heard of helen and i think who is this extraordinary self-possessed young woman? and not only to stand up to hemingway but to you know. to be in that situation in the first place. so that's that's what got me going. then there was claire hollingworth who was british. she was pretty extr

harry's family say he was kind. _ seeking support. rry's family say| he was kind, gentle and intelligent. he did not get a high grade for his degree, but injanuary he got a poor set of results and contacted the university telling them about his lockdown isolation, his decline in mental health and his exam worries. his mother also contacted them, worried about his welfare. the coroner said today that there was a catalogue of missed opportunities and that the university failed to respond effectively, and today the family called for a series of legal changes, including the requirement of universities to publish annual suicide rates in what would be known as harry's law. ihla suicide rates in what would be known as harry's lava— as harry's law. no parent should lose their child. _ as harry's law. no parent should lose their child. these _ as harry's law. no parent should lose their child. these are - as harry's law. no parent should| lose their child. these are simple and inexpensive measures would, we have no— and inexpensive measures wou

harry truman was kind of thrown into the government after fdr's death, and he really had a crash course of what was going on with the government while on the funeral train partially while on the funeral train, so they managed to uphold the traditions and the expectations of the public for the for the public funerals, but the the work of government went on and lbj did the same thing very quickly took over commands of power even on air force one while they're still at love field. so yeah, there's always been that that balance of retaining the secession of power to make sure that that wasn't that wasn't disturbed. also giving attention to the public morning. thank you. thank you. yes, ma'am. thank you. hi, my name is colleen rickenbacker and i live here in dallas. and this is more of a story and obviously a big honor that i had linda lynn adams when this is towards the end of the 80s. she came to our office. i worked for the dallas convention visits bureau, which was now visit dallas and she came and i was the head of the convention services department and we had the great privilege she wa

vice president i want to start tonight with kamala harris was in the kind of seems like a small thingf those small things that when you scratch a car accident on the surface a little bed starts to look like the symptom of a monday, in larger problem. vice president kamala harris washington. don't was in a car accident on monday, in washington. worry, everyone is don't worry, everyone's fine no one was hurt, it was a one fine, no car accident, meaning that one was hurt. what happened was the car she it was a one car accident, meaning that what happened was is the car she was traveling in rain into something. here is was traveling in ran into how the something. here's the washington post washington post described it. described it. the secret service agent the secret service a

yes, harry's family say he was kind, gentle and intelligent is that he was on course to get a high gradets. he contacted the university telling them about his are a poor set of exam results. he contacted the university telling them about his eyes lockdown isolation, his declining mental health and exam worries. his mother also contacted them, worried about his welfare. the coroner said today there was a catalogue of missed opportunities and that the university failed to respond effectively. today, the family called for a series of legal changes, including the requirement of universities to publish annual suicide rates, in what would be known as harry's law. no parent should outlive their child. these simple and inexpensive measures would, we have no doubt, ensured that fewer parents are made to suffer the misery that we will live with forever. the coroner says that they will be writing to the vice chancellor, asking for a review of staff training and of suicide prevention policies and welfare. today, the university says they will be considering the details of the coroner's findings and t

harry's family say he was kind, clever and shy.home in cornwall. our worlds fell apart. they'll never be the same again. we still haven't recovered, i don't think we will recover. it's the sort of thing that you, you can't believe it's actually happened. the inquest heard that harry had e—mailed the university a month before his death. he told them about his isolation during lockdown, his declining mental health and worries about his exams. his mother had also contacted them with concerns about his welfare. the coroner said there was a catalogue of missed opportunities, and that the university failed to respond effectively to the family's calls for help. he said he was concerned about a risk of future deaths, and that he would be writing to the university, asking them to review staff training, suicide prevention and welfare services. the student's family are calling for harry's law, a number of legal changes, including the requirement for universities to publish their annual suicide rates. they hope this will act as a incentive for

vice president i want to start tonight with kamala harris was in the kind of seems like a small thing, it's one of those small things that when you scratch a car accident on the surface a little bed starts to look like the symptom of a monday, in larger problem. vice president kamala harris washington. don't was in a car accident on monday, in washington. worry, everyone is don't worry, everyone's fine no one was hurt, it was a one fine, no car accident, meaning that one was hurt. what happened was the car she it was a one car accident, meaning that what happened was is the car she was traveling in rain into something. here is was traveling in ran into how the something. here's the washington post washington post described it. described it. the secret service agent the secret service agent driving harrison an suv struck the curb of a downtown tunnel hard enough, that the vehicles tire needed to be replaced, bringing the motorcade to a standstill. harris had to be transferred to another vehicle in the motorcade, so agents could safely speared her to the white house. like i said, small

much on perception medication in this country to people on chronic pain no longer have the kind of access. >> harris. >> kennedy: to treatment they want into what i do when they get addicted to it? they go on the street. we have to have conversations with our kids about what is out there. just say no doesn't work for teenagers and kids in college. >> harris: and trying to do psa's now and things to get the camber done my conversations going i do think is her a target because they are vulnerable and curious, put in in a package of skittles and it's halloween, they may not have that. >> emily: and it can be unintentional. >> kennedy: the point is of over 50% of these prescription pills are laced with sentinel than the casual partygoer that wants to try something that's why overdoses have skyrocketed. is not about drug addicts. it's about these kids that say i will try it one time. >> and if they have a better tolerance for it and can survive it it's a first time users that die immediately. >> that's a problem. >> joe: think about this number, 300 people today are dying from opioid overdoses driven by

>> harris: commitment to america is contract to america when republicans saw the kind of victories backseen in decades, doug. >> i think that's the part. the difference is they see a plan from the biden administration that doesn't work. you can't say i passed a bill and think it works. it has to do something. clinton is right. the left has overtaken the party and taken it too far out in some of these key races. >> harris: do you think the voices on the far left, we're still hearing from them. the more moderates say they're outnumbered. real quick. >> they're not outnumbered they get every newspaper publication and the publications that everybody pays attention to and the mainstream media goes straight to them. >> harris: thank you so much. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." "outnumbered" after the commercial break. and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. i'm a performing artist. so a healthy diet is one of the most important things. i also feel the same way about my dog. we got her the farmer's dog sent in the mail. it was a

harris has a habit of using word salad kind of language and you listen and feel like you're in a sociologist class and fox news caught up with harris and said explain the equity comment. she would not answer, she would not clarify. i expect this administration would hand out assistance based on race but kamala harris can't say that in plain english because there's an election in five weeks and most voters surely do not want any racial preference in helping hurricane victims. surely. second hour of varney is getting started. will cain is joining me now. am i making a mountain out of a mole hill with harris? >> absolutely not. this is massive and the vice president is implying racism is note worthy. the only disagreement i might have with your take, stuart, is i do think while it might not bt in plain english, hermineing is crystal clear. we know -- herm her meaning is crystal clear. we know what she means saying hurricane ian relief should be distributed according to equity and that means the color of your skin. we don't have to guess or speculate. you're right about the sociology class, stua

investigator's side, as they face yet more of this behavior, and not just continued behavior, but as harry said, trump kind of thumbing his nose at the process. just utter disrespect and contempt for the rule of law. >> so why not harry litman, charge the obstruction case today? >> that's an issue. and the complication here has always been that we're going on two sides. jay brad, who communicated with them is really the counterintelligence, we need the intelligence back first and foremost. they may be reaching that decision now. to answer your question, how was that communication? chilly is what i would say, straightforward, and i've heard it aptly described as a kind of soft target letter. the conduct he's doing is absolutely any part of obstruction charge, and that would be clearly the leading charge here. there's an investigation, they know it, and they're concealing. so this is -- this is brat saying, you know, let's be clear here, you're making -- you're really adding to the case against you. and i think otherwise, pete is dead on. they just don't have the wherewithal legally to get the materials. now

kind words. thank you. >> harris: now democrats have a new scheme to try to sway swing state voters ahead of thethe feds wait charging hunter biden. >> it could get very messy for the biden family. it doesn't begin to scratch the surface of the really big problems here with the biden family. >> harris: critics say don't expect to see hunter biden in an orange jumpsuit any time soon. power panel next. my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. it's beautiful. ♪ you ready babe? “everywhere” by fleetwood mac ♪ ♪ ♪can you hear me calling... out your name?♪ ♪you know that i've falling...♪ ♪and i don't know what to say♪ ♪i'll speak a little louder...♪ ♪i'll even shout...♪ ♪you know that i'm proud and i can't get the words out♪ ♪oh i♪ dude... ♪i want to be with you everywhere♪ ♪oh i...♪ ♪i want to be with you everywhere♪ ♪ from b

harris and sam bush. alrighty yeah, it was kind of cold out in the park all weekend, and today was a lot better. but saturday, friday and saturday, we're pretty pretty chilly out in the park but still a good show for all many temperatures today. we're just a little bit warmer, so we saw temperatures 79 antioxidant e nine and fairfield temperatures tomorrow are going to end up got the same. not much different, so as you look at the current picture out there, there's no fog at the golden gate bridge, clear skies as you can see there, and that sets us up with a clear night tonight might see a little bit apache valley fog as we head into tomorrow, but overall, just a beautiful pattern. the pattern this week is for warming temperatures are gonna warm a few degrees as we head into tuesday and wednesday, with highs into thursday, potentially into the low nineties, mid nineties on the top end, not a heatwave. not out of control. kind of almost like what we saw last week when we had a couple of, you know, a couple of warm days, upper eighties low nineties. that's how this goes, um what's left to be in ov

>> harris: the point of touching and kind of turning around and seeing that young girl's face look atink is you hear a female voice in the distance, we don't know who she is, could have been a mom, aunt, who knows what did you say? you have to say that again. none of it feels right. we have to run. thank you so much. we'll talk sports later. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." "outnumbered" after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a lot ♪ >> hello, everyone. this is outnumbered. i am emily compagno with my cohost kayleigh kyiv five. we begin with a fox news exclusive reports on the border crisis. internal planning documents reveal the d

harry's family say he was kind, clever and shy. family home in cornwall. our world fell apart. they'll never be the same again. we still haven't recovered. i don't think we will recover. it's the sort of thing that you you can't believe it's actually happened. the inquest heard that harry had emailed the university a month before his death. he told them about his isolation during lockdown, his declining mental health, and worries about his exams. his mother had also contacted them with concerns about his welfare. the coroner said there was a catalogue of missed opportunities and that the university failed to respond effectively to the family's calls for help. he said he was concerned about the risk of future deaths and that he would be writing to the university, asking them to review staff training, suicide prevention and welfare services. the student's family are calling for harry's law, a number of legal changes, including the requirements for universities to publish their annual suicide rates. in a statement, the university said

. >> harris: i think shape shifting was kind of me. they are lying. change the subject from inflation? come on. the "washington post" with the headline. democrats fear the mid-term map is slipping away. axios, the red tsunami watch. explaining how we got here. inflation, inflation, inflation. in "focus" in moments republican congresswoman kat cammack of the great state of florida. let's begin with peter doocy. >> president biden is not heeding any kind of warning to stop talking about his record insisting instead he thinks there is plenty there for voters to like. >> president biden: a lot of what we've done and we've passed has not kicked in yet. for example, you know, we have all this money to build highways and bridges and will take time. it is not like we passed a law and all of a sudden the highways and bridges are all functioning. >> nancy pelosi is suggesting that inflation won't be a deciding thing in the election but republicans say the opposite. >> we're no longer talking about taking over nancy pelosi's speakership. we're now talking about

if you can catch a peek between the looks kind of like like harry potter world. it. it exciting to see. it is exciting to be here. every was foggy. and i think that, you know, fleet week, that was a problem. of course, right? >> at 9.51, could appreciate that fog. how about that? as we peak into the area near berkeley, you're still going to see those foggy conditions. that's going to be the theme as again tonight as we roll into monday. we start your work week and potential for maybe a drizzle or 2 on the coast. we're going to those foggy conditions, half moon bay tomorrow. 63 san francisco, 72. so. >> just a little bit warmer than today, hayward. 75 even a livermore. 85 to the south. those temperatures for tomorrow as we pointed a gun dress in layers is going to breezy breezy conditions. san jose 79 mountain view. 77 morgan hill, 88 oakland, we're at 70. i'm seeing a little bit later on tonight. you're going to see if you have to go out me this evening. our work search shift. you could see some foggy conditions on your commute, concord. 85, any i-85 allay 76 and nap

this kind of attack, harry, thank you very much. did hi fossa bringing this up to date from cave? well, 12 vessels carrying grain have left ukrainian ports as part of the deal, allowing keys to export the cereals, the rent, okay? and ukraine have now agreed and a plan to move 12 outbound and for inbound ships. the turkish president says this government is determined to keep the ukraine grain deal in place, but how much of an impact has the deal actually had while before russia's invasion? ukraine was one of the world's largest grain exporters, ukraine and russia joined the produce about 30 percent of the world's wheat exports . but when moscow invaded and blockaded cubes, black seaports, those shipments came to a halt. in july, turkey and the un were able to broker a deal between moscow and keep and since then, 461 grain ships have left ukraine by october, the exports of nearly reached pre war levels. nearly half of ukraine suite exports go through the backseat and they've gone to lower income countries. somalia gets most of its wheat from ukraine while laos, egypt. the democratic

being kind to say these are exaggerations or myth truths are if you are not being kind is calling dumb lies. >> harris the fire chief said it took them 20 minutes. i mean, he is imputing people's livelihood is firefighters because he wants to make his embellished story have more impact with a less listener. i mean, it is the difference between the front page of the news and the editorial section. you know, he lives in the editorial section where he is going to take it and run with it. oh, my gosh, the more embellishment about comms that the brighter the story shines, the more clean up his team has to do. but it has not team cleaning it up but it is the officials, the families of the train conductor, who he reports to know because he wrote on the train down to scranton so often. but the family has said, it is hurtful what you tell it, it is not possible that he knew the man because he had been deceased before he had said he knew him. i mean, it is hurtful. more than that it is manipulation at a fire reform that we cannot accept. >> emily: he asked to be a part of everyone's life story, emily, that puer

i wanted to play for you, harry went over the impact of a president kind of in the course of recent history on a midterm cycle. one thing that joe biden continues to face at the very same time as facing the midterms is also questions about his own future. i want to play for you what -- what he said when he was asked by jonathan capehart about this. >> the reason i'm not making a jum aboually running or not running. once i make that judgment, a whole series of things kick in and i treat myself as a candidate. i have not made that formal decision. but it is my intention to run again. and we have time to make that decision. >> when your out and about are people talking about this when they talk about the major issues that they face amed of the midterms? >> no. i mean, the kitchen table issues are the front and center to everyone but political junkies. the average person regardless is not following what former president trump said over the weekend, that he is going to have to do it again. he said. or what president biden is saying. but political types are. and the reason why it matters is democ

kinds of questions. last word to, you harry. if you would respond to what denver was wondering, your musings on that?ons. first, yeah. if there is a turnover it's will have great consequences. most particularly i would say for the point you raised at the top, the secret service. they now know, remember they came out after. secret service and fbi and said? we don't know what was happening and this committee, this hearing made it clear that that was false. so what exactly happened? there's a strong hypothesis i think that it's a massive breakdown that but we should get to the bottom. of and we won't if there is an election. what would i ask trump? single question getting at his psyche is really a fools errand. , what you would want to do is the 200 questions that little by little by little even completely shredded in all of his stories and make any reasonable observer know that a, he's lying when he reported to say that he didn't know these things would happen, and be, it is in fact what he intended to do. that's what a prosecutor would do if they had him in his grip. which has a point final point to s

in some kind of a recession 6 to 9 months from now. >> harris: will cain the co- host of "fox & friendswith gas prices and gas lighting the rnc says is happening. >> a point of clarification. they absolutely did win. the jets blew out the dolphins on saturday. maybe they drove home for expensively a year ago but they had a smile on their face. >> harris: you don't want to make the other guys feel bad. >> dolphins fans will recover. this is not simply gas lighting, i think. i don't think it is cherry picking. we have to say what it is, lying and here is why. you explained the difference between a mode and average. here is what they did in choosing to highlight mode. they just simply skewed the stats in a way to find the lowest number and here is why it's a lie. you don't think every administration could choose to use mode? you would have to go through history and look at the mode gas price over time to find out are we higher or lower than we were a year ago, five years ago, ten years ago. the answer will be yes, we are. so they just skewed it in a way to lie to the american people, which

harris. you have the new york post there, which shows us a little bit of what's going on and what kind of weekt's been. take a look at this headline from the new york post, joe biden and kamala harris flopping worldwide. pete: right at the moment and the article lays out from north korea to firing ballistic missiles and while we're there to visiting russia to iran and china, the world is shifting and moves are being made, pipelines being blown up, and instead of a strong resolute clear leadership from the unit of america, well let's play the tape of the argument that michael good win is making. watch. biden and harris. >> i want to thank you all of you here for including bipartisan elected officials like senator brawn, senator booker, representative -- jackie, are you here? i didn't think she was going to be here. >> so the u united states sharea very important relationship, which is an alliance with the republic of north korea. pete: we've got joe biden calling out for a congresswoman everybody knows is deceased and kamala harris not quite sure which one is the north and the south. rachel: ye

harry's raw and unflinching book. thanks for coming on, really interesting range of stories, a kind of climate focus to start with, quiteerent angles on it so it is quite a lot to get into. let's start with the guardian quite a striking photo on the front page, no way back? is the headline, and on a day that shell reports bumper profits and uk temperatures hit 20 degrees in october, the un finds there is no credible way to keep to there is no credible way to keep to the 1.5 degrees celsius climate target. jenny, why don't we start with you. target. jenny, why don't we start with ou. . ~ target. jenny, why don't we start with ou. w ., target. jenny, why don't we start with ou. ., . target. jenny, why don't we start with ou. . ~ , with you. take it away. well, this is a very bleak— with you. take it away. well, this is a very bleak front _ with you. take it away. well, this is a very bleak front page - with you. take it away. well, this is a very bleak front page in - with you. take it away. well, this is a very bleak front page in the l is a very bleak front page in the guardian is putting three issues together here, the

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kind of stress. >> her name was crystal harris. >> he's like, "yeah, can i help you? to buy a gun. and i said that it is not just for putting it away, i said my life is in danger. it's from my husband. and he was like -- whoa. >> crystal, a mother of two young sons told weldon her husband was violent and abusive. she said she wanted to buy a gun for protection. >> so, at that point i asked her are you prepared to kill him? because that is a very real possibility. if it's his life, your son's life or your life, then you have to make that decision. and after a few moments she said, "yes, if i have to." >> he took crystal under his wing. taught her to defend herself even stressful situations. >> this guy sounds like he was actually looking out for you a little bit? >> yeah. somebody who's in the business of saving lives and a warrior and a hero and that type of mentality. yeah, he wanted to help me. >> at home, crystal also helped herself. used a mini cassette recorder to gather evidence against her husband. >> oh god, stop. please. please. >> one night, crystal captured

what kind of message is that to the world? it is not a strong one. >> harris: he probably would rather talk about that than this. president biden is brushing off potential criminal charges against his son, hunter biden. federal agents have enough evidence to charge hunter with tax crimes and making a false statement on a gun purchase. we got into that yesterday. called his dad, they both had a meltdown on the phone. the leaked audio shows that gun purchase had already happened and the man on the left of your screen, the young biden, had lied to get a weapon. the president also addressed hunter's battle with drugs. >> president biden: i'm proud of my son. this is a kid who got -- not a kid, see a grown man -- he got hooked o like many families have had happen -- hooked on drugs. he has overcome that and established a new life. i have great confidence in my son. i love him and he is on a straightarw and has been for a couple of years now and i'm just so proud of him. >> harris: jason, where feat nanotechnology take came across the border our hearts go out to fam

harry, i'll go to you first, you made an interesting point where we were kind of chatting about thisia e-mail before the show about how first killing is the most important for the investigators. can you e elaborate on that. >> definitely. man i had a case similar to this years ago where, you know, you go back and you look at the first case because the fact is that the -- if the serial killer is going to make a mistake he'll probably make in first crime he commits or first murder that he commits. we've seen that serial killers get better and better every time they go out there and they commit their crimes. so taking a closer look at the first homicide and also it's really odd to me the fact that the first time was in oakland, california, and stockton is 72 miles away so i believe that the killer might live somewhere close to next to first killing. >> doctor koolman i appreciate you joining us. the serial killer are, obviously, they don't think like rest of us they get a perverse sense of enjoyment out of this or wouldn't be serial killers. what's going on there is there some kind of a

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