but there were others, said luken.the years went on, he developed a certain criminal specialty. >> he would go on dating websites and he would find women that usually had good financial backing. he always told people he was a doctor. >> reporter: he seemed like an ideal catch, i suppose. >> yes. >> reporter: for a lot of these women? >> he was a true conman. he'd take their money and when they would find out about him, john would threaten 'em, he would terrorize 'em. >> reporter: how bad was he? >> john was the most dangerous, treacherous, manipulative, deceitful, criminal that i'd investigated in 40 years of law enforcement. >> reporter: once terra learned about john's past, she was consumed with worry. >> i was very distraught at the time. >> reporter: because this dangerous man was now married to a very successful business woman who happened to be terra's mother. >> he couldn't get enough of me. >> reporter: that's a good feeling. >> it is. >> reporter: the trickery of love. >> yes. >> reporter: trickery. but someth

cal gets picked off by colin schooler, jeremiah lukens, great job to punch it out, about you it rounds right to aziz hurd. that was a big touchdowns. when you look at the final mcelwain threw for over 300 yards, but picked three sometimes. scotty young, pick six, seal the deal. arizona wince 24-17, and cal cal lost 14 straight on the road. >>> what a game huge third quarter, josh love, to trey hartley. here comes partsparty. he tips it to himself, intercepted, love gets his third touchdown pass of the quarter. we're tied at 28. sparty will win the first of the season. boogies roberts, a safety, 30 points in the quarter for san jose state, but there was one more quarter to go. love picked off about ra shade ajayi, 55 yards the other way and sparty falls to 0-5. 42-30. that's a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody. >>> good morning to you, starting out with live doppler 7, patchy low clouds, not much to speak of. it's the wind that's certainly a factor, allowing for mild temperatures, relative humidity overall still not quite critical, but it will be by tonig

that's why this election has allotted stake because we need more of a lukens in congress in order to pass legislation to help fix some of these problems trying to placate a progressive mod. >> harris: great to see you, thank you very much. all eyes on those voter turnout, we are focused on it. midterm voters tend to be older, caucasian, wealthier, and better educated but a new online poll from harvard finds young people plan the vote near historic highs. that's why i bring up that topic and now the other side of the political aisle. the house democrats recruitment efforts, good to see you today. let's start out with where young people really are. my previous guest and i hope you are able to watch or listen jesse hunt from the nrc see, talking about these wave of enthusiasm on his side of the political aisle and not just talked about young people. how much are they needed in this process for either base do you think? >> they are desperately needed for all of america because they've been underrepresented in voting in past elections. there's going to be a significant increase. and every

now you have the fight between lukens in congress, democrats in congress. you have the chair ranking member at each other's throats constantly debating whether a foreign actor tried to influence our elections. this is a scenario in which our own tools of democracy, the values our framers espoused and in theown and enshrined bill of rights are utilized to undermine our ability to govern our nation. there are no innocent parties. the president is guilty. members of congress are guilty. we are knowing full well for now actors have played this role can't figure out how to address the problem, not a question of free speech, the fact we have not confronted the russians, the chinese, the north koreans, who are going after us to create this deception using our own values against us. >> all right. thank you. the final speaker, greg lukianoff, the president of the foundation for individual rights and education. given everything, you spent time -- man. [laughter] time ont a lot of college campuses. what can you tell us about the cultural discussion of speech on the ca