it's a page turner as one would expect from jim bourn.he title the scent of murder gives us a clue where the dogs are going to be. >> the cover image comes partially from my experience -- we had some inmates that escaped from a state prison and we had to chase them through the everglades. >> we know how that ends because jim bourn always gets his man. great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> good luck with the gk. congratulations. scent of murder. the book is available online and at bookstores everywhere. if you can't find it we can get it for you. >>> thanks for letting us hear from you. that's it from us tonight. have a great evening. see you here tomorrow. good night from new york. >>> tonight on "war stories." the one-way bombing mission that was america's answer to pearl harbor. >> we were going to die out there by fighting. >> taking on the fighting, with doolittle. >> those who made it and those who didn't and those who fell into the hands of a brutal enemy. >> they were tortured and beaten and interrogated. >> that i

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it's a page turner as one would expect from jim bourn.le the scent of murder gives us a clue where the dogs are going to be. >> the cover image comes partially from my experience -- we had some inmates that escaped from a state prison and we had to chase them through the everglades. >> we know how that ends because jim bourn always gets his man. great to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> good luck with the gk. congratulations. scent of murder. the book is available online and at bookstores everywhere. if you can't find it we can get it for you. >>> thanks for letting us hear from you. that's it from us tonight. have a great evening. see you here tomorrow. good night from new york. >> another beautiful morning in centsinnati, metropolis of the money-minded, where daily life revolves around good people good choices, and -- good grief! >> [ roars ] >> it began only moments ago -- a marauding monster, with enough rage to level the city and enough arms to lay waste to any challengers, appeared as though from out of nowhere. >> this

former drug and law enforcement agent jim bourne new book is entitled scent of murder. he is a former law enforcement officer, and a buddy of mine and co-author. congratulations on the book! >> thanks lou, it was a longtime coming. lou: we have video i want to show folks. you got this based on the k-9 unit, the bond between a dog and a law enforcement officer there. we are, can you see that, jim? i don't know if you can see that playing out. >> yes. lou: what kind of dog is that? >> a belgian malan oi, his name is jimmy. lou: jimmy is a plain name for a fancy named breed like that? >> he is a great dog and handler is a great handler. lou: what did you think when that thing hit you? >> i had a good time, it was interesting. i like doing research on books and understanding them. i wish i would have done it at the beginning of the book rather than towards the end because it gave me an understanding what a dog can do just for that just for takedowns, but the real value they're the superheroes of police work in their ability to sniff out bombs cadavers drugs, money that has